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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
cAxrIS AID ANsOY R. R. OFFICE, Feb. q, is5

ALLEGED RIVER Enthusiastically afternoon,
Officer James Lee Of the Habor Police arrested two sailors
named John Urran and VIM Parry persons named Bow
and Lsvor and bosn named Francis Ash for jointly TAX
ing two ofsugsr worth s. belonging 20 Sturge CO..
No. 81 South street the deck Of the ship Hop
Mrs lying Pier No u East River and placing the
boat with the intention charged stealing IT, They
were 8. taken before Judge Welsh who committed them for
trial charge Of larceny with toe exception Of the
boatman Ash Who being simply engaged 20 the boxes
allowed 70 90 on bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY;

.SUpRESE. CoURr-GESERALT ERn.-Non-enulrer
sted p.otiorg
SUPREME CoURT--CIRcUIT.--Same as yesterday,
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Ths trial calendar will not De
called again this Term - a,
CoMaoS PLEAS without Jury).-Part Mos. II.
A. 20 49, a. IS TO- H. 10, 80. Pant u-Nos>A Il, hs W ""
BKooKLr. CITY CoURr.-Nos. "a, t6, %, 81, u,
~ 90 s. e5 g. g. So, g. 81, 6. 2, So, Is. "a, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
.N.EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BERGEN TUSSEL.-Ater a long delay, the Long
Dock and Erie Railroad Company have finally cofe TO settle
With james H. Mallory contractor for ekaVang the Der
Tunnel work TO be resumed at onoe under the
pany tsd Mr. Mallory about tS00 The work will be pushed
orw vigorously and expected will be completed IN less
sHan year The New York and Erie Railroad Company will
build dock sufficiently large for the accommodation OF all
their business both passenger aud heightins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

itto the hands Of nes Of high spirit rehsed Taste snd
pure morals Bot Il was not to be expected thai any
of the tradesnen who keep these beautiful instruments
on sale would exhibit specimenpctues whose attract
iyeness is either based upon their positive indecency
or upon their Intentionally impure suggestiveness.
There are pictures in Of the Broadway windows
that would be seized and destr Eyed by the police if
the police did thsir manifest duty. Such Offenses
against common dscency must not be tolerated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
CORRECTION.
To tie Editor Of The ", Y. Tribuas.

SIR; Please correct an error 10 the notice in your
paper Of the 2d inst headed Accident 70 the Ten
TOM The facts that the Trenton did transhp the larger
part Of her to the Transport under false iies Of her
commander that the boat had sprung leak After the pSssen
gers lett examination into, when discovered
that the standing pipe used for the discharge Of her condensed
water checked by mud, which had worked into she
aground South Amboy In consequence OF extremely
low tide After short delay he continued her pis.Ie
ts city with the ren.inder OF her psepge ard
6 q. IA. usual IRA bLlsS, Agent. C. aud A. R.R
NJ. BAtteryplice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inyented by
GEO SAUNDERS, D. ls6-Ths the ssnuine .1sis", Gas
been equad for producing the keenes possible edge 70
Can be obtained of the subscribers and sole manufacture
ers, J.. L 8. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House.
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IkdvertiNmentl

Millions are wasted by those who buy worthless
nosuu, and forget the virtues and efficacy Of Mrs NJ ~
GsRDkEk's lkDIAN BALSAM LIyEkwosT AND hoAk-
HOUND which cures of Luog Complaints aad has
proved invaluable Ii nay bs found at Al the Drusssts
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Geo. Carpenter ct 81. sg' Tne Ses.fois sni ~ YEA.
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PIcKPocKETs AND PIccoLoMIsI.-A lot OF pick
pockets are following Picooonin in her tour the
country They belong in New. York. At Buffalo they
bold and succe,sful, but ct length were csugh.
and Gagged by the police. The Commercial says sI Of
these young men were taken one playing drunk and
picking pockets in the concert room, and the others in
beds at hotel. They gave names as follows, all
assumed for the occasion, doubt: William Premier
Joe Ringlsnd, James Will sms, William Osborn John
JOKES and James Dodson. The BufaloniaDs sent the
party to jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

FELoYIoUs AsSAULT.-Alice Sheehan was locked
I'D IN default Of bail Yesterday for Abbing Officer Rode
Of the Fourth Ward in hand her residence No 80 ohyss
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
.BROOKL YW ITEMS.

THE PEcK.SLIP FERRIEs-NEw ARRAsGEMENTs.-
Yesterday the present ovreIs Of Peck slip ANNOUNCED
their dete Summation in the matter Of the application OF
Messerole & Co, the new lesseee of the Psck-sfp
ferry for the boats ard property to be taken on favor.
able terms by arbitration. They stated that they
hsd sold their property to George Law, and, in con-
rscon with him, should continue to run their ferry
from South Seventh street to Peck clip until the ls Of
MAY, when il was their intention to run their boats to
James clip. Mr.. Law will cease running the South
Tepth-sreet ferry on Wednesday next, and use the
clips he hiss purchased at the foot OF South Seventh
,s.t for his DO ate until the lst Of May. This combi
nation wi, give FIVE boats from So1th Seventh TO
James slip instead Of three from South Seventh
street and two from South Tenth street IS at
present II is understood that he has also secnred
the slip foot of Roosevelt street. now owned by the
Union Ferry Company, into which to run boats should
occasion REQUIRE Laytin & Co. intend to continue 10
run the Division. avenue ferry, as they own a shp on
each ride of the river They have ahesdy agreed 10
sell their Grsnd-street ferry property to Me''eroe@
Co., the price to be paid therefor to be left to arra
tors.
Messerole l. Co. will now proceed TO erect sips "
the foot of South-Sxth street. and build or hire poa'
so as to run to Peck-sip by the LIST OF May.
short time previous to the sale OF the iery leases
LAYTON & Co. gave Mr.. Law the refusal OF their pro-
perty a. certain price, which was to be accepted IN
case they could get no more for it. Tae new company
undertaking him he has taken it at the terms he
offered and has entered upon the possession oil the
property II is not known whether not the fare
will be raised from low to the LIST Of Msy on-the pie-
zen. ferry, bu. the probability is that it WILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-FEs. q.

Notes Of Issue for the March Tarm must be hlei on
or before Frsy ths 18Th inst, in order that taey take
tie per Place the calendar All notes amer Aa' ds'e
will b. placed at ths foot Of the csiendsr
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Court OF CoMMeN rtEAsnsrESSI.L Tssn-Fs'. :"

Before Judge aiL roS.-DEcisoNs. , Z.
Arborn set. Wolfe-Moton to enter in docket OF
iud.meLt secured appeal granted
Hefris sgt. The New-jersey Railroad aad Lrsns-
pors,on COuPany-Lea's to srsas appeal
The Fire Department sst. McKeDzie.-Motion TO
amend granted. a., nt,,J.,,
rui.h the required particular their oouutercslw
time 10 be specified in the order 20 be entered
ns,,nls of his demand In the psrii ars specified III
b rt of defenc ants affidavit undsrcored by ts Jusss
,.i,b,n time specified In the order to be entered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

A. w. FABERs Lead Pencils, sold at retail BY
al stAtioners A. wholesale only by
EBHkHARD flBEs, sole agent, No. lS3 Wutsms-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

II IL stated in The Courier des Etdts Unis that
the Fulton, which to sail from HAVE the 9Th
inst, viii bring company of seven actors aud
actresses engaged by NJ Sage for the French Theater
in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

coded. The ". NJ. next hang On the neck Of each
chnd blue itbon and medal, kls,,pg them and maxi
ing remarks adapted TO their compfehenaon. We
regret that the Ateness OF the hopr should forbid oar
giving more particular report of this impressive
spectacle which Witnessed with go much interest
and manifest feeling by the thousands Of people
pTesept The remainder Of the ceremony consisted Of
presentation of rings to tire mothers of the chill fren
and white gloves to their gOdmohers; recitation Of
poetry in Enghfh srd French by Luton Ed. Fehren-
bach; an address by the w. Nj. to the godfathers;
confirmation of the LutOns and Ilnsc b. the orches-
ira and choir. After that, the godmohers Of the chill
dren ard tie mssef3 Of tie ceremony raised coec-
ton for the benefit Of the Masonic widows and or
phsns and the last thing in the program was The
GRAFTON Of the day delivered By Mr. j. III. Hernan-
deZ."
HEAR1sG rs The JoSEs CAsE.-Jones the Col
chester Bank Cashier taken 20 Colchester yester
day afternoon, for the preliminary examination, upon
complaint containing two counts, the first charging
him with embeZZing the funds Of the bark 10 the
amount Of $4,000 while acting as Cashier the
second charging bin with stealing bulls of the bark to
the amount Ct $1,000.
The prisoner not being ready 10 proceed 10 trial,
asked tor adjournment to the let day OF March.
Messrs Wait and Starkweatber counsel for the prose-
cution asked that he be placed under bonds IN the
sum Of $4,000 for his appearance on the day sxsd.
There being objection 10 this gum on the part of
the prisoner, the Court fixed them at that amount
The prisoner being unable TO procure bonds, the
Court issued mittimus for his commit.s and he Was
remaLded to Jail.
The hearing before the Justice took place a.
Keeneys Hotel. A large crowd collected to zee the
prisoper and listen to the trial.
L. is the intention of the prosecution to arraign
bin upon an additional charge Of possessing bank
bills with intert TO I'll Up and pass the same.
In case Of conviction upon these several chs-ges,
his punishment will not be lees thsn ak tnsn
twenty years imprisonment in the Connecticut State
Prison. Norwich B1ietin, Feb. %.
THE Hartford FoRGER.-Tke Hartford 1tsses
says that attempt is being made to effect settle
meut in the case of DIR. Brockett by paying portion
of the loses occasoned by his fraud. II regardstbe
success Of the movement very doubtful. HIS wife,
Ike true woman has refunded from her own email
means the sum of 500, which the Doctor borrowed
the morning of his arrest, and also to Bsse Il Co.
the amount lOst by them the forged paper In the
mean time, the Doctor is in jail hsppy and uncon-
cerned as If nothing had happened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

PROF. GUYoT ON PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. Prof.
Guyot on Tostdsy noticed the influence of hest amount
of rain ard elevation above the level Of the sea upon
animal and vegetable life. He gave description Of
mountains and made all the general preparations for
describing the msiu features of the globe He pointed
out the great depression in Asia, below the level Of
the ocean, of vast tract of country TO The N w. and
N f. Of the Caspian Sea. This trait fully justified the
separation Of Europe from Asia for geographical pur
poses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

BALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UsIoS
CLUB.-The seventh annual ball of the Young Mems
Democratic Club took place on Tuesday evening, a.
the City Assembly Rooms. The ball was one Of
the most brilliant Of any given under the auspices
of this body. Amorg the persons present were
Major General Wool, Mayor Tiemann, e1 Governor
Seymour John Van Buren,, Capt. Ryndsrs aud Others.
Speeches were made by Mayor Temann, Gen. Wool
and Capt. Rynders. Letters received from Lord
Napier, and other distinguished persons invited,
regretting their inability TO be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

Another MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssooArioS'-
The yourg men of Wilamsburgh are tskinS measures
to establish Mercantile Library on the game pisu a.
that of Brooklyn in the eastern district and tor tna
purpose public meeting, to insugurate the move
ment, is TO be held on Friday tomorrow al 'a'
Savings Bank building, corner of Fourth sna s0u'h
Third streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24


E,srcaL ISrELLIcEScE-Mr. Stoepers H'as0tho,
~ met with such brilliant success, will be re-
tsd next week, at the Academy, at 50 cents sdmis
~
We were in error in ssyrg that the house was not
full on the first representation our estimate being
/, g from the empty upper portion Of the house.
AZ we're, we are informed, 9, eco persons present-s
, ay gathering for a fret trial.
NO difficulties OF Manager Ullnan did not cease
I EeW-York, but went along with him to Phila1el-
|, IS appears from the following admirable je~
~ ~ in The Ereatng Bulletin of that city:
iHE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT-KID BRIGADE.
BY UNISON.
t.n obhsed to let Five Hundred Stockholders In for moth
~ lUnmsa'S WORKS.
Dows the street, up the street,
Cross the street, on ward,
Into the Opera House
Rushed the Five Hundred.
"Charge ?" was the leaders cry;
"None" was the proud reply;
On, on, to bear and see
Fair Piocolomini,
Into the Opera House
Rushed the Five Hundred.
Dead heads the right Of them,
Dead heads the left of them,
Dead heads the whole of them,
Meier head sundered
Stared at With opersglass,
Msnfuly in thew pass,
Into the Opera House,
Filling orchestra stale,
Marched the Five Hundred.
Flashed all their heads so bare,
Flashed all at once in air,
Under the chandelier;
Parquet snd upper tier,
Balcony wondered;
Stared then the manager,
Counted their heads so bare
Bald-beads, or heads of hair,
All of them dead. heads were
Counted with greedy glare,
Said he WAS pluodsred
Firm and unmOved they sat,
Sat the Five Hundred.
Lorgnettes to right of them,
Lorgnettes to lefG Of them,
Lorgnettes behind them,
Opened and wondered;
Stared at by wondering eyes,
Sat they without surprise,
Said they had built the house,
Sat then as mute as mouse;
Out rushed the manager,
All that was left OF him
Staid the Five Hundred.
When can their glory fade
D, the brave stand they made!
All the house wondered
Honor the stapd they msde,
Gallant Light. Kid Brigade,
Noble Five Hundred!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

THr AMERICAN USroS CoAL CAsE--This case was
sgan brought up before Justice Welsh, at the City
Hall Police Court yesterday, when Augustus II.
Wheeler, Secretary for the American Union, was eS-
auned for the defense. He stated that he recolected
the conversation between Mr.. Magagnos and the Di-
rectors about the coal. He made the remark at the
time tina! necessary for them to be saving
possible, as the members Of the Union had been al
considerable loss in the Crystal Palace catastrophe.
The testimony further elected did not differ materially
from that Of witnesses already examined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS coURr-FEs. e
Before NJ Gso. MORTON

BEFORE M Gso. w koKT0N.
ALLEGED FORGERY.
John H. Palspg WAS ought up this motnlrs 90
charge a forgery e. alleged that nsgsd Caa
vs.. on board The u. tisse ssvan sh Ala " ''
becsue sEt;-.sd q lArss sum 81 pt.ze uloaey. ,.>
o. his fct IT, accused coSur,1t and seernie "
tain the same He therefore alleged torEsa Posef
tone, parpoItinE be ,igued By PsEng for the ~,
IN THIS p.~eG o. aoroey P>l,ins sss'et 20 NJ u w
saith VITO prss atd to the Navy pegatmeot ~here PsJ
mont va. r,f sed I'll a'suIed a. % its eorrrctae's
o. auiry Il thai accused had 0btAired iore
r. f.iIsTd, the county in Wal street sevsIs'
tines AID bad sssys sivel aud Sued his osn nam
an therefore tie soet By him to the power 81 s'ofSeI
must forgery. =, - 49,.
p.per OF Mr. BrsDarS caused Plsnss lss AID te stee
,on he Was committed By the COnmsone Tor e1sustoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

The Police Telegraph is again out OF order, and Is
be-a e. tifely useless for several days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

Aconysr.-Yesterdsy n, horse aud loaded
cats. bsousut to H. ThuDoy bsetsa o. 'Ae 3-0A ' wv
of South S-.Eia street snd was .oss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
Law L1VIELLIGENCR
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coUKr-Rss.2 n

Tie Criminal and Equity Term Of this Court Com
src rent MoGey Notes ssgt sr equity causes must Be
flsG cn O, before THURSDAY, 2ih Inst.
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srRRoaATE's CoURT-sSs 2-5efOre Mr. EpwASo C.
MKsr.
VIII OF J,nks DIBDES-PRooF or USwRrrEs



Will oY JAMS DIBDEN-PRoof or USWRrfks
WILL.
The will of the dece ssed mas been adTut'edt pro
ss,a ucncupsve will which /, oaly allowed under
the ,..,es OF the Of New fort g b. ale oy ht
a. ssS q, ltisr iu sctUal military service "hen az
yritt.n will came before the sGrroeate the oo-ooi vs.
rails, tbs. should have been MADE 10 the pessne OF ~ rs'
ri;ns.es whereas the tesnony tao~ei tnAs oy on.
ras prt.en. Il also urged tina; the WI sh,nd nss
rssuet 10 wrtics when the deceased sIryed IA Ply. .ss
a,te that death must occur ~ ea - ao'ao3e 's
rec lton ot su,d sl.
rI su,raate he'd hat both Of these OBJ EDITIONS we've
tsri,I No tsrtoular foIm Of words necessary sSa
Intention Of the tessor the o1ly material refu1 M -
Court 70 Determine clearly appeared % tho Cours tsS ~
,.Aor wsbed ard intended dpo,s Of bs property swM
the duty OF awe effect 70 such VIII, aud one ou
rtent reliable enough 20 establish ne sci VI 'e
xer 60 which INTENDED 10 dispose Of ole ests,e
TIE S hsyos been made At was imst s "hsfs tae
db oecurrel sti 10 esus service sno ncs
ohsr,.d The vii therefore, admitted " oatc An1
letter. sstamertsry we've issued.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
NicLsel Hysnd Jonn O. hHtn
~, bel srey.r, Hem.nn sondheiur
M.,iis. Pas Charles Cguche
tI',,bsth T.r.ee DAVID Al ;regs.
Aaton,o M.tooyick Rosa noni b. Miller.
Re bert Mskeon.
Wills OFFERED FOR PROBATE.
AL Smith citation re urnsble Fsbr1sEy %.
I'm Foley citation returuAhls February ~
Gilbert Paidy citation retUrrsble hsrca "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

SAVAGE AssAuLr.-David Partridge Of Newark,
New-Jersey was violently assaulted on Tuesday eve
ming, at drinking saloon in the Third Ward, by
Philip Lynch and Henry Curtis, proprietor and bar
keeper Of the place. Partridge was beaten With cab
and chair, breaking his nose, and nearly destroying
his eyes, Justice Osborn committed the accused for
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

OvTRBoARn.-A negro, while attempting TO jomp
,.r ops q the Pecks, boats Tesertay AteIno3n =
toayd hat hsh-d By CT the deck hands SIS
I,.LlIs 10 ether AmAse tssa . vettins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

m, LID. s.sfsa veaus Asr's csrssas Assoosea
-. A, arr as~n stea'fss rosu In tie fssfs
80. rflcp toufG Prove ettet 20 that porco ot tee city
- >, tie Thar, the a.ttut- Urged more ats-s'
- y r.rt ef tBe ct ncresse teu' eK'ent tts
Dtrrs tae fsst seer thy has 81 rrfa ~ resJers.
w. - "a hsot, bsa os.n drawn from the library 81 pupils
IL. CL.nsu the reroit OF the CoGmis.e- On RE
ms h, which spr- that the nuTO-r OF 'cta-ts %
IL red on pr.-sut thouf1 bo % nuiet-
% ,cm- occasions Ssfe very creda'ss N t1eh
All ana finish 10 the Pufi. odsrieE them;
P,suirns Thea arued to tn- toic"ihk',. ,
l. pr,uaiuiu, broEze msea to " Imam |e.--''' '' ~
nuiu book The Life Of Columbus, Of "a.a,nTto1
80 II Fsukfr f-r handsomely executed h4lrs OF gu
nm book ntit'ed Audubon the Naturalist, 70 q.
p usr Ir fJr . good pirture Of o. r1in. o., 80.
pr,fnium. book " Play and stusy 70 J. he'a' 'o' ''e
n " scoI- r,eeiysa the Youths' CA5iEe;, fo ara TEs
bdk. awarded To the toowirs; Joen
p,r,rf W Parker J. Palmer. Benjamin T. Ah-h,ef ot'lAS
,,.da J. q is,r Hail. " ". H-at0n t0rouLe usdsl -.
Tie -, MUM. having been received D ihe oOy s-1
seJoHELrd
THE wATTR ASD SEWERAGE AcTs.-A neeuog
~ t.xreyers 4, 10 Re reid Cry Hal TITS eSsp 20
INTO cc .deis-ion TIE before tue L-esst8e
CITY Of Brootyu and especially In regard TO ''e Au
ssw.rsle sctA
BrRGIARY.-The house Il Johp McGrsth, IN In'ri
.v.uu gsua va. toniousiy euteTet on Tne'dsy uisa
and r. bo-d ciothiI vsusd SIS. aud 40 u cS
aors, ~ss ssu nj Mr. NcGrL5s Psltaoons Waich wets
tie shts Wand
OvIRBoARn.-A negro. while attempting TO J1mp
Testrrdy aerno1u =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

THE ATLANTIC BASK DEFALcATioS.-lnu i'' q"
is understood that the distracted Is not ess
s37 600, and may reach $4,000. The name OF tHo o.
cused is Oscar S. Field. 1t is supposed tna' DC "eH
to Boston or Portland TO take the steamer 10,
and wel-known detective Of this city MSS oeeI SCI
on bis track the telegraph having been PreSousu ~
into requisiton. The affair has creatsd
excitement among the stockholders. fisH 80
IS years Of age, ard of good address. lie h'u "'''
fore borne good character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

The Stsreoscope is glorious invention. SO the
sicuI ,tipg idea, in connection with it, which we
noiced the other day. We hail anything which con
tributes to make happy homes. Like many other
god thngs however, it may be abused Aud It is not
surprising 10 find that it is. II would be expecting TOO
mach TO suppose that the commercial use and devel
epasa. Of this besual idea would fail exclusively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24

Tur RRoorry, J,srrrUrE- DIsrRIBUrIos o.
PrEniums-The annual dis.ribation Of preunn ~
era Of the Youths Free Library and - ns kr
Clases for the best compositions 'peci ~ 4, Wsshipx
tosk place Tuesday in the Institute na'aiAs
ton street ..~.,.x Nth the
Ame esn ,hisA surmouutirr tee paintings ana ais's "
purfis There good sepdAnoe .is,... WA, made
Dr. Oliver Hall PRESIDED and the opentns ~
by the Rev w s. stusey who drsi ',esc;u.lity
models o. imt.,op by our youth ard u csoes -. A.
I'm Al . dutifuI lad skiLfal GeLcnA- nsae"-' '
MT j. Frarci, waltou srmer prPt ssar. "a go
blaze MADE feers srsfon 70 - -, 49, ~ a.
sctsr Of wsshiasoe sa& tss savsssS-e o sSs>4 N~'
ksse,s;soasxy asHesy.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

ne weather yesterday wss reasonably warm and
-..specsedly pleasant.
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LEGAL Mours ESTERrAINMEyT.-The female
ranch of the lNgsl Rights Association, society Of
sbred people unN-a for the purpose of vindcsting
w rights Of that class u the public conveyances of
it city, gave their Fourth Annual Supper last even
y at Spring street Hall. SPEECHES were made by the
\ Nv. II. Fl. Garnet, DR.. MoCane Smith, DIR. Penning
h and Messrs. Freeman Porter, Powers Wilson aud
Eers.
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.rp,v,fr coTrRr-is CaAxsas-FRs- s3-Betoss jugs
eei sUrEEzLGsD.-DEcIHofs
AIs,.S Roe agt. Alfred ]. R0binsoa. denied
Pa. IS, Gussl,sy ct. Elsa G. u0e-l st S.
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REAL Esr.rE.-The following sales were inside
at the Merchants Exchange, by Messrs.
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Francis ]. Tucker will deliver lecturc on Physi
csouy q! Clinton Hall on Friday evening