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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

"Tts noet :nieuee sxciiemsrt prevailed, the I5bHss
and ro,utds Of the Sste-Herse being crn sded wi d
an up multitude. The vote greatly sarprised ssy
In sitepdauce t having been sqoloe'd that tho 30
couId rot 1ass or NJ beet could NOS conmtud moro
thst the r.ausife qnter Of votes The scene, shes
Toe vote "a as aDnoryced WIS OF the vel eft ch4fss
t1r and utterly beQgars description. Inc vote will DO
foupS 10 indie to some curious mbnaHoose osn,s
Of which DAY or two will no d0nbt ehPi~'a Tue
success ~ The measure deeply regret: rs we ~
gard II detrimental 10 prosperty while farnsass
resi- advantage 20 the Central road lo accofoaacs
with ths terms Of alliance agreed upon by the COS.
tracing parties the sug plement 10 ne habsken Lsoe
Improvement Company wss 10 have been taken az On
jis second reading in the afternoon, and ordered 70
third reading TO have been psssed this Teek oas
the opporeLts Of the resories 70 paniamen-
taIy ex, edispts ard detected the scheme. 10 IL sS
probable that 'he bill sill be acted upon at all to-day
but viii probably form the principal contest OF Vie
eDsniDg week"
We have copy Of the annual report Of the De's-
wsre, LsckAw ana Western Railroad, by which Is
sppt SIS that this road which, according 70 the deads
CT the Reading Road could transport coal prost
ably, has made during the year 81 100 600 on tss
freight traffic in that article The result Of the entire
years business after the pay Of expenses iatsrs
and sOO COO to renewal fund.- is $ l65 "a net earn
ipQs spplicable 70 divdisg s336OCOo Of stock or
abeut Ga y cent The revfnue from the yafisss
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NEW-,J.ER8ET ITEMS

DEATH OF JUICE CHARLEs.-Jadge Edmond
Charles died at bis residence in Washington terrace,
Hoboken, on Thuisday afternoon, after a brief illness
Of two weeks from hemohage OF the stomach, in the
ed year of his age. Mr. Charles has been resident
of HCboken for the past eight years. and has held eV-
eIal Offices Of honor and trust In 1855 he was chossn
Superintendent Of SCHOOL, and was reelected to the
some position TIE following year. In 1857, upon the
organization OF the Board of Water Commissioners, he
was elected President Of the Boarda position which
be occupied until the day OF his death. 10 1853 he was
appointed Associate Judge for Hudson County. lie
uss sitting upon the bench until one or two days pre-
vous TO his ilrces He also Treasurer and Secre-
tary of the Hoboken and Hudson City Horse Railroad
Company. M. Charles leaves family consisting OF
wife, con, and three daughters. The funeral viii
take place on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, and his
remains arc 10 bo inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
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DIED.

AyGHJL-At Dorchester, Ms,s, wedre.dsy Feb. a Mr.
richolss Angel aged n years formerly OF Ne"-fork
BRiDOMAN-In Brooklyn, Friday, Feb. "A, Henry F.,
younge, OF William T. and Charlotte j. Bdsmsn, aged
yea and months. ,
TO attend tb. funeral Saturday rob. Is, Ut o'clock
at No. 10 Adams street, Brooklyn
BOWRON- On Friday Feb a. Hannah H. Moore, daughter OF
Watson A. and Hannah H. 81 Bowron, aged years and IL
ArmoDck, Westsbester County N. Y, Tor inssrmsnt
BpLKLEY-At TsrytOsn, on T9s;dsy Feb a. Miss Sophia
Bulslsy, Bssd 60 yesJs, formerly Of Hartford, C0nn
BOOLEIn this city Wednesday, Feb a. Of scarle. fever
Theodore Van Coli Of Russell 81 and Sarah A. B0os
aged years, month and Is dsys.
CnARLEsA Biz residence, no u Wellington Isn,es Ho-
botsD Thursday fsO 49, Edmund Charles late Associate
Judge OF tie Hudson County a. j. Court In the esd year Of
TIE funeral WIN take place on Sunday seTnooR s.. p.a
Greenwood Cemetery His friends end those Of the family
respectfully invited to attend without further invitation
CHURCH-suddery On Monday jan 20 IN KiRgston LuIerrs
County fspopely Addison c. Church. aged - years
Clarke this city on Wednesday Feb r. Elizabeth Clark
re tfhe late George Clark ATE Of Bath England In tie
pAvlS-In Brooklyn on Thursday Feb o. of Group Howell
A. youngest son Of Israel DsEE aged years months and
DUAHEIn this CITY Tharsay FEB q; q disease Of the
hes Cornelius Duane brother Of Michael and Martin Duane
FERRElRA-In Peeknl, Friday. Feb q. Joaquin Cesar
Maltese Mi. ForreiIl only chdof Jose da g. NJ and Mar
TIE raTss and icSds Of the family arc invited attend tho
funeral PtekGk Monday, 9Th Inst, At o'cloef m
Of Joe, G. md Fi,sbsth dse. sg.d months and "a days
CALITGAN-lr this city, on Th1nday Feb a. Of consump
Ellen 0sIisan wife ofJohn oagsn, IN the issn year Of
Der eye.
HAYWAgp-In Brooiyn on Fr,loy r1e-sisS FEB q, Of
daughter Of 1lonss o. Psei n.er Of he"- WINDSOR, ~ T.
eyed ycHu -, -. -.
TIE fon,ai IN take place SGaesy, tEs ?mh last G,
ocCck D. a. the fo,danoa gEi.ED H. sLIhi 10 %
Henry diced Dsuaw, south Brooklyn IleI r,Is,e.
and fiond tt0ic 4 heT tEabaa and To eOos y ihe s
BBpiit Church New OH tS'e'ea ''L''eD1
without flnhei notice.
JEFFyHYS - In Broosiyr, Thurdsy fes 20 hooef
Kenny only Of Robert Ms JoheTys ssoa ~ on1hs
ana ~ days
JoHNsTOn On Thufeisy Peb ?s Of eons1mp'en' Diaries
u. Johnston, sgod ~ years sid months
KETCHADf--Ai Cincinnati Ohio, fhsbe j. Peters, vile Of
Due noe OF he funeral viii be given In Monday morhnss
papers
LOUDOHOu Monday Pch 90 IN Kor.sh., Delaware County,
N. " ti,et lnsoilrs Illness hobet :" L9adsn' ss"a 70
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THE AGRICULTURAL LEGACY.

TO no E6I0T y TIC " y ITsV4Ht
SIR: PERM! NE 10 suggest that our city cansc al
srari 20 30 Of sndsps s1i with All the bUUdius-
ard sppu;ensucos amounting TO aoou $5OOo more or cs
AID eevote the Of training tie paper youth Of
cily IN gcuura spd horticultural with other kng.
under competent instructors and thus avail Themselves
Of ts s2CO OO legoy len for that pupc-e by Mr. Rose
viii secure legacy In the s. Isce to the original IN
Of the donor
IL the seeona place viii afford the bes. advantages to tho
thousand psuper Children already the island End 70 others who
may DO added to lheir number
And IN thd place. It will In the hlshest degree sdon and
ipove lo4e issnd already remarkably sdsped to By
tue 20 that in short time they may become attractive tao
Central Park they DO no! ultimately rival he celebrated Gar
den des Plsnts" in Paris
the poor children give thu hne garden and at she ue
time themselves be vel sines the highest r Of Horticulture
horticulture and the lighter Of the beet agriculture
and become fitted for useful and excellent czeE Tins
take good care Of the children K. u. PAhDEE.
Neo- York Feb. a, 1860.
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L1Y LVIE'LLIGEYCR.

COURT or OYER AND TERMiEER-FEp. 2l.-Bsts.e
Justice lSGKAHAs.
THE FULTON BANK CASE.
Messrs. Holmes and Brady, of counael for VIM J.
Lane m conyttcd oforga'y the Puon Bank made three
fold c;.cn IN behalf othe sccrsd this morning viz To set
aside verdict; For a trial Arrest of Judgment, The-e
1oon founded tho ground that hs articles Of assoo
forming Tho Fulton Bank framed not IN accodaUce
With the statute In conseqnenco this the Bank had
legs sen,e aaJ therefore ucspabe Of being deaudsi
Charles OCeuor Mr. BuD and John Sedgwick appeared for
the People.
AeT hesIlns DE ssnment ODE Judee re-eryedh N. decon.
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BROOKL w ITEMS

One Of the most successful concerts gvon thu Win
ter war that Of Miss Mary Judd on Thursday evening
Of the Atheneum MRs Jadd ia resident Of Brooklyn,
and on this oceosion appealed for the frat time to
t.low-edz4ns She was assisted by MT. George sinp-
con, tenor; Mr.. j. Il. Thomas, badtonci Mr.. Lonis
Schroeder rnet-a-pisioD, and Mr. James q. M'eder
who presided at the piano. The fair beneficiary, al
though young, has fine voice, which has been
well-trained and cultivated, aad when che has bo-
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Acknowledgement !
Chiffon
IN

"The DiAPHnAon FILTER. manufactured by MesfrA Mckay
zg OHARA Is the hind Of porous Ftor TO which alluded Ia
NV Report Board. consider the ARTIFICIAL
which contributes the hteug medium to be "a excel
p1rposs The tn-TumeDt IL qut durable
and only feet Occasionally insure It's aoion
"IAsss CHILIos, NJ. D., Chemist"
VI H. at this eli and the dyiug
tsbshrneHt stable yards and OF ;mpury or real
Bsrper for Msrch Inhabitants OF the Coton and eern
water IA Won will not drink unless filtered Sold and
rented By NcKHHzIs d OHARA. No $40 4th-t, n 4.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFTCF-REH. a.
Before MT. kEsSBTH WHTF couaHissioBss.
THB WILLIAMS POsT-OFFICE R0BBERT-WiLLIAfs

Tie Gaze Of James s. Williams, who WA charged
with enbe1grg letter ard r. contents q dN foT $5f0 be
!cpelng Wl-r concluded on Thursdsy ard 'hs
morning decided TO commit bin 10 prison. 10
svsit h seton Of tine Grstd Jury His bail was fixed $500
The feature about th IT, that smother
Before s!sGar
Belts veel for the very crime which the present
William charged With nBd he also fo1sd guilty by the
Coumls,ioners and held In $500 bail Thus THERE
each other Ia custody charres
that could possibly have bern committed ny only
them 1t question whether The Grand Jury had
two true b and Whether both ot the accused be tried
before Jury for tho peTpetrauon Of the cline.
Jsner Dwight FOR the United States Richard Busted and
JAnes RijgWsy ioE toe defendant
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COURT OF GENERAL srssIoYs-FAs ?A.-E,toI. Re


number Of criminals were disposed otto-tay they,
in pleading gal;y except when already tried and
convicted.
Eugene Reanwld sentenced to and tao months
In the State Prison FOR shpng On the ID o. fobusry hs
hut;oued go SIX while ostsnby other business,
In the r.oro Of VIM. o. Dyer, No. i2 Broadway.
Dan ByGn jointly indcte with Wr1 Lyman foE stsins
rnk with pspors and cinths inside worth go from tia hall
way ofho horse No a3 First avenue the property Of Robert
kl. waa for six months 20 the Peni'ent.ary :.
Frederic Kaufman the Ike pc. low drinking saloon a. No
532 street. Indicted for keeping disosderlY house N
which Wism HeuIy late United sa,es SOLDIER c: Old Point
Comfort had been dIgsei and reboed Of $40 was oEot up
and rousnde6 for sentence plea of guilty. -
George Smith caught by OhceI Beans 81 the FIRST freeGt
Police the 18Th Of Jsday With % yards Of reyenr ~e,ta
81 yard the properly OF Forbes Dundsrdas No g aiden
lane under hs arm, and Luryns down street win the
same fer and eight months TO the se ,oh.
Thouss Costello pleaded guilty OF forging order Tor ro on
r. r. shapter the 10th Vi Decenbe AID re Sns " sle
Pen.entiary cor year. - 4.
Billy Mugan ho puglls:, placed a. tho bar on al In
d.tucnl fol assault with ,cn. 10 k The denomination re-
iIed being ade John Mouscy the eh o. January
mr MuDiean Il cbsgej DIE. psol sud Threatened 70
shoot the other bruiseT but the battalion denied he
defendant permitted under bonds ioE TIA on We '
Monday ~ deIch- Adjourned
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come free from she natural embsrrssem"nt fer by at
dtbutsIts think she ~ll achieve the position sho
She and her assistants were received with
hes'ty applause, and were frequently encored. The
audience large, and i! composed Of those who
arc the constant attendants Of ali good musical enlsr
taiDments.
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mARBIR ID.

HOYER-OTTHN- On Wednesday evopias, Fob. 2, By tie
Rev. Jane. L. schoct Mr. Austin A. Hover go OF sterra
County Cal 10 Mis- MAth elIes dsashs! OF Horny otson
Esq. Of this city.
California papers please copy
sNYBER-sIORRS-0n Wodpesisy Feb. q! a, 81 Thomas
Church Hamilton NJ Y, b. the Rev. O. Graves, Recto
Henry D. H. Snyder m OF Por. Lsyden, Lewis County NY
TO M.ss Clara b. Store o. Eaton Madbon County, ~ Y.
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LOOK Orr A BRoKrs RAILROAD BeID0g.-As
the passenger train on the Providence and Hartford
Railroad was proceeding TO Hartford on Tnursd"y
afternoon, Just US it up to tho bridge at Will
limantic it was ascerained that it would be dangerous
10 proceed further whereupon the people had to leave
the cars, walk the bridge, and wait for train
from Hartford 10 take them up.
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IAdYeTtisAnHnt.

LONDON CLUD SAUCE.-This unrivaled Sauce,
manufactured by PAEKRs BRos London can be obtained q
their agent IN this city, A j. PAHEE No 10 Beskman Tii
ue is superior TO The WsIcese.hie Sauce and car be CO
tainsd q bali the price
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CoMaIsnosERs on PoLicE.--This Board met yes
tsrday afternoon a. Police Headquarters, President
stilIrnan in the chair, and al the members proeent
VIM. II. NcTlroy, Of the steamboat sqasd, re5gDedi
slso, AK II. Hanlon Of the Twelfth Precinct The
following members of the old force reins'a,ed;
B. Muhollard Of the Seventh, G. A. How Of the
Tenth, b. Doran of the Tenth, j. Riley Of the Tenth,
sud j. Carroll OF the Thirteenth, - Logan, and -
Costello. The Fire Marshal made application for the
de'ament Of an officer 70 assist him 10 hs nvestiga
C. 70 the origin Of 6ses. Referred 10 Committee. The
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iAayer.isementl
pPOFThSIONAI.

JOSHUA F. BRDeE D., offers HE prossionsl services at
his rooms tho GratfenbSTg Institution No 81 Ps-kroFi
kes-York Iryegslars AID oJ Wowea ej
dcserloa CyrsuapoB olrorie s0AgrGa dissss Goth
lo aud oSusisiioas) sazly AID sCco.sGby osted
Office hours, TO l. and StoA
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HKLPlSG THG STATE.-The State Controller called
upon Controller Haws fer IN advsnc, the other day.
Tie taxes were not due, but the money being On de-
post aud lyiDg idle the Controller advanced s20,W0
viz $1,000 for the Stale Tax, and 100000 for the
Common School Tax.
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[Advertissmen'.l
LANENTABLR SUICTDFs.

We thoUsaIds sceis dying bJ Ineaes sonsns
bemfeiVes TIE grave when Yrs ~ NJ GARDEsx iSD!N
BAIsAA or LrvEKwsnT HoARHoUSD would qrict tho
cough and me disease peyns sPon sAe II my be found
Of al the DIugsLst%
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[AdvertbementI
OCTOROON, As PLAYED

es the highest encon1ups from all classes OF people u
beyond question very beautiful aud really sufpssEnE prodn
tio-fn Of psho comedy and stirring interest Repeated
THIS AFYHhHOos and KYGAIhG.
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fAdxerLiseneni.l

THR "RIGGs TRU53,"-T medical profession
and sss az invited TO examine this instrument together with
other new appliances for Vacooea Pb0s ProapsEs Ami and
enlarged The Es Sapporers TO ~ Broome ~ "
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GIVE US a MiST.-It appears every dcIlaT coined ut
the brsDeh milt in Georgia costs twelve cents, and
every dime c.ined at the branch in Charlotte n. Co.
costs one cent. Yet we cannot gct Mint established
il this city where every expense would be reduced
and greater facilities offered than anywboFc else
upon the coDti1 ent.
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decrease OF deot.. r-sS,Vb
There were expended for construction In 1858 and
1859, 1886 40 23-makpg expended in two years Tor
reduction Of debt and construction sSo7 go 3D. Tbs
report concludes "a folows
sin view Of the circumstances aader which the
Income Bonds Of the Company were Issued about
bali million Of which due Ia less than thrte
ycars the Beard did deem just to the holders Of
them 10 make division OF the prohs sccrued since the
rtsuseitation Of the Company. These profits have
chiefly been used in reducing the debt, ahoyc show
"a horton. ALEC, having been appropriated to ward
proyfdpo such additional facilities 10 were impera-
lively REQUIRED TO do the increased busness The ex-
perepce Of the Company for the past two years. when
eoal has ranged at such low prices has demonstrated
that the only ssje policy ia to move large quautit.es
Therefore in continuation Of this police il has been
decided 10 move The present year one million OF tuus;
to DO which il was necessary procure six new en-
enss and 6Js coal carstbe road and rolling stock OF
the Southern Division having bean worked 10 It's
utmost during the year just closed. Provision has
been made for all Of these aud they will be ready for
use at an early cay. A number OF the switches and
tuinouts will be further heightened at the opening Of
Spring. These additional facilities for en,argiDg the
business OF the Company, II s estimated will REQUIRE
en- outlay Of about $500 00 which can be- met wthous
oifhenliy from The available assets hand, which
have been allowed TO accumulate with this axPenar
uIe In view."
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fAdysrlis ,meuL

Young MIN WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS,
pursuit. in which they best succeed
viii find Phreaoiosc4l Examination a. S0wLsA WILLs'
No @ Dosdssy 10 be jus. what they seed 10 esS them to
uzk6 a Wbe choice.
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CoSvIcrIoy ~ the CoURT or SEssIoSs'-SInce the
the present Of the Kings County Court
Sessiohs than airy indictments have bcen tried and Ia
tie dsfeudaEts Convicted re-
teIdsy Edw Daley gay haired old and his son Dena
Daley lad - years Of tried on joint nae
msIt charging them Sth au abd bseTy Dsiey sen Is
kteper Of the Eighth Ward Pound and has frequently got h
se into efficiently by supoun ding hia negbh5s cattle os nc
occasion cou 81 IN The indictment Days attacked
man. and beat him severely IN consequence f
us animal runnu arge and which belonged 70 the
complaining wiiHess the sart anpearad to have been
mare hSut inst provocsiion the JuTy brought IN verc o.
Guilty." against both defendants The father sentenced
20 20 ds imprisonment in tho PenteDy and tho son TO "
days
James Lamont two indictments for asssultons upon
Charles H. Wakefield and the ether upon Robert Maoy-Pesd
ed guilty 10 finn OF : 10 earh
George May hand having pleaded gnty indetm"nt Tor
articles of small value by Of fsse repre-
sena,oLs sentenced to pay inc Of SIS or Is days m
prlsotmest
John Musey Indicted for burglary IN the third dcge-, wa
tried and acquitted The Court until next Tuesday
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Advertisements
= T. n M

ne siHrg used every year in the United ss,ss o
Children Tesbing with never falling Rslief u INNS
etate and etrtAiE Only Is cents bstte
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LATE MAIL TRAIv.-Lsst evening tho mail train
from Boston TO this city was two hours behind tine,
owing, we are informed the fact that the engine was
superaunuated and almost orn out.
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The REv. MRS. BLAcEwELL.-Tbe Rev. Antoioe'te
Brown Blackwell, who has been preaching this Win
Tar At Godbecks Music Hall ia Broadway, announced
.ast Sunday that sbe should sOeak ooy six sabbeths
more tbs season; bat it is her intention to give an
annual serss Of discourses in NewYork every W'oter
The topics on which sbe proposes to treat IN her re-
.nsjnipq oiscourses are Immortality" The Eh''t-
epce and Personality Of Goo" and Human free
Agency"
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matter of neiialng "nti,ed lit" was deba'od at
considerable length bat drftite action taken
in the D, enises The BOari then adjourned.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-A fire Wac discovered In the base
uent Of Ceghsns csbinebop Ia Orange street Full
Thursday nah bot the flames eTtr saishci BY
man passing who the ht before much damage done
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AuNOftlseMHiils
" PHnTnGR Apis EnR 81 i

It
By the Patent Camera
State rights for sas
BY HoESss, The Ps.eatee, No slS BrOsdssy.
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BOARD or LAKE UsDEEwEITERs.-The Board OF
Lake Underwrers heh has been ia session for three
days, adjourned sine die yesterday at o'clock. Their
rocsecngs wore not made public.
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A PRoBABLY FAfAL Row.-Notioe received
az the CoroneI's Office yesterday that man
named John Dunn, living at No. 2S East Twentieth
sueet, wss wing in very ciucsI condition, from the
tilecIR Of beating which he received on the night Of
the 10Th inst. and that Coroner ed to make
an unite mortrIn examination, The father of the ia-
iured says that sometime since lie lost plasterers
bucket and that Lis little dasg,er accused j. Mulna
han Of stealing the same. Hard words had been
CT anned between Mulnahan aud Dunn in consequence
of tins charge aud The night Of the 10TH the father
alleges that MalBahan and four others came to his
place when .Iohn was slone in tho store and asssed
him with clubs and sungshots. Tue ASSISTANTS seem
10 have determined killing John, "a they came
upon him from the front and back doors of the
store, aud only suspended their bestiog when he lay
insepsibe on tho floor. Young Damn hss been con-
fined to his bed since the night of tho assault and yes
teIdsy biz physician considered bis situation 30 cruca
that he deemed it beat to take ante norton depos
ton At a late hour last evening" the Coroner had no
concluded the examination. The whole affair seem
10 bavo been Ieligiousy kept secret by tho person
interested "a il bss been mentioned TO the po
lice and hone OF the alleged assalants have yet been
arrested.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIaL TERx--FgB. 2t--Bet,5s
Justice MoXCRIEg.

Jsnes A. Powell act. Thomas Gushing. Case set
ted except charge which wall be prepared by tAo soue
= suggested IN The proposed cess.
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Total entered st Port...ses 1888 *sso'I"S
Tie freight receipts Of the Indianapolis ana Cihem-
MT; Road for The fist two weeks Of February were
sI5 AGO. against $7 200 for the whole mooth @s year.
The passenger receipts for the month Will sho" s0@0
f. 200 increase.
The receipts Of the third week OF February Oh tho
6 .nnnn a. I'm
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BnooxLrN CRY CoupT.-Mondsy Feb I.-Nos.
"a a. a. 81 80 ST. So 81 So So co. Ga 65 &C. 49, a. &C. 81 TO-
KINGS CousTI SPECIAL TEEM.-The specd Term before
Judge seu.ham stands nuued I'll Weiuesds next When
only reainingce the calendar that OF Mate1e sst
Maxteuse, viii be called.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

A LETTER SwISDLE,-A new swindlc has lately
been rra'tjCed considerable extent by two young
meu who have tina far eudod arrest II appears that
they themselves agents for tho California
Express CompsDy, stating that their Office is at No.
Bowling Green. Tbey drive very stylish wagon,
oDd pulling up in front of house, one holds the horse
while the other takes letter to the door, and demands
o5 cents for its delivery. Being properly addressed
and duly stamped the letter is seldom refused and the
Icgues eart TO repeat their game on another victim
M Charles Anderson gave notice to the Police yeser
dsy that be had been swinded in this manner be hav
ing received letter pwpoItipg 20 come from Caior-
MIA, informing him that note Of his had been for
uarded 10 the Park Bank for collection. On calling
at the Bank, Mr. Anderson ascer aned that they held
no note of his, and That there no California E&
press at No Bowling Green. The detective officers
are looking FOR tue two young rogues, whose de5cTP
ton they have and hope to DO abba to arrest th'ir
sHinolipg transactions.