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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

THE CASE OF McTAUGHLIs FOR ABANDONMENT -
Yesterday the examination Of Charles A. MoLsushn charged
bcore Lattice FOX With abandoning his wife, resumed
Testimony tina; the wiio was worm some
mail given her Gee marriage by her father.
wa, so show that hese ,ceedes have heeu taSon
McLaughlu has visitd her At her moiheIs horse wh VI"
n, auc 10 provide her No n WykoI street.
where h fker lives Def Dlsn then al he conclusion Of e
ues made formal Offer b. take her NJ once to this hoase
and provide her Counsel snnmed the case up AMI tie
Judse reserved his decision until Tlurslsy next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

Day las. drawn by Gardner Pike in favor of Drs'
Desa6ela aud MarkOe, was also found in Livings'oas
possession, be admitted having opened the letter
and taken Che check theIefrou complaint wa pre-
fsrred against the accused BY Mr. Pike snf Jastle'
Qsackenbush locked him up for examination ar.
John T. Boyd, the proprietor OF the hspress cauSo
ct the Stai n. House for the unopened Letters au o.
which were delivered to bin An immeOse "m'un' OF
business is transacted through the drop boxes oil
the different City Express Companies and the proprie
tors owe il the public to employ carriers who are
honest and Trustworthy. t r--r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
Total. e2s4 iBr7S9 l2g "a IN s0slG9,s 2,4seO4l
Last week 233 glp 030 I23659.ag 4oobp56 syT7i6e

Totd.....e2s4iBr7Se l5g "a m 4oslG9.s 294.e04i
Last week. 23s 5000 123659,1N 4oobeo6 ssT7i6o
TIE Money market is marked by increasing ease,
especially III demand loans. The supply offering Oh
call at cent TO svorite borrowers ia in excess Of
the demand and transactions are occasionally made at
lower figure. In the discount houses the rates are
lower and strictly rstclass paper gOoss; 7aS v cent
The banks report no pressure Of demand for dis
counts from their dealers. Treasury Notes In fair
demand and about half million have been sold within
q day or two at LOO, p cent premium for p cents,
and cent discount for other descriptions. The de.
posts for the four and half millions issued short
tine since have been nearly all made. The bids for
aSoa. 81, 100000 y cent stock due in 1874 will be
opened BY the Secretary Of the Treasury on the 3st
Inst next Tuesday, Parties bidding have the option
Of taxing coupon registered stock. The loan will
probably go at about par and does no. attract much
attention.
The Dry Goods business during the week has In
creased, snd nsny houses are assuming an activity
which we have not hitherto reported. The larger
Southern houses who have resident buyers have been
in tie market for the past tix weeks and their pur-
ehaies have been moderately large, while tho early
trade nom the interior PORTIONS of the country did
net really open until the present week, and even now
we esnnot report that brskness which few weeks
viii develop. The California, New. Orleans, Mobile
st. Louis, and other package trade, has been quite
equal the expectations Of all pares and from present
Indications win be larger than that Of any previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
MYSDKRT Van ScHAIcK AND MAYOR WooD.-The
subjoned friendly communication was transmitted on
Wednesday by Mr.. Van Setback 70 Mayor Wood:

hUTUNHAt JtI'f iV1's
Hon FEpNAxDo wOop-DeaT Sir: Having aisied 10 closing
mn oftbs To- the lat and having
tie officials valuable nformAion aud put In
thu certain Nrtsnt which
tn my puview relaiiont tstpr- devs opneut feet at
lite " this of- ursasp e. the purport OF my
liter I'd announcing Int Don to resign; aud
ahs duty will be esident oftne Dep ntm-nt
To you Mir Mayor obngaiion for appoint Ig me
10 Office an 1885 whep also appointed bHsint
fierd the updgt and gifted Ronert Kelly have therefore
reason TO administration the geatet success
Your intelligence and Of uipd viii plainly point out the
p,th Of pubic duty with pvete interests which interfere
With the inst md nhteou conduct Of eAar comment wll
be made absolute self6eni will be exerced May
snd TO the mer.d reward OF
prudent and strong
tessurea rule people restored That IL
hope alton But IL Is evident that
sn charter and laws hsve snbyefted old principles OF
Particular and since wealth has
become the Ultimate object Of EDy persous connected With
nab affairs the machine Of Govern has lost lis balance
heAs and they equrny in the wrong direction
md that Is to contention ard plumber
Xorv fr,alvv y. rff1eD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
~ MYEDERT VAN sc HACK.
Mayor Wood returned the following reply:

Hon MYNrRRr VAN scHNoK- Dear SIR; lu rep, iug to
the 25th Dst announcing inen Ion to retire
from the Presidency Of the CIoon Aqueduet Board mast
press profound roget TIE fstof sod il. son manner IN
witch d charged the imp rsrt duties " that oe -
repeTay recogn aid c0ucedd and nntent that 1t
win be difficult find well qualified Oh are
supposiBE that oogtton Tor that
appointment When ten 'eed the place, deensd yodr
acceptance placing myself aud the public under 10
you --.--.l- i .
thank you for personal compliment you nay me- and az
srs v l. INV ipeiou devote myself Rsiduonsy 10 the
oi siscbhige the limited duties and oopslo Itr.
Ar tha .resant h.ner iuposed IL the I'm.
~ ~ Oh on refer cannot be effected the ftat will
G ne m tL oaoe but Decentralization OF our manip al
Up1e that You nIsy spared many years 20 your
f.nily and hienas, is w - knRNAEDO WOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
COURT CALENDAR-THu DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIF-Part I.-(Short
causes -Nss 2e37 1885, 29 20 1891 1884, 2679 2Oo 1861
2544, 6fS(l, 14l5, 1894, ITO, 1894, 2520, POTS.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TgRa.-Same as Thurs
day and Nos l58, l73
CoMMoS PLEAs.--Part H.-(Without Jury.)-Nos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
ANOTHER MuRpER TRIAL.

The case If John Donnolly, charged with the murder
of Charles CObsne, by ftabIbg him, on tbs %o'h oil
October last WAS then called Tor trial Ex Recorders
Tnlnadge aud Smith appeared for the defense Af'er
the jury were impanneled, tbe circumstances Of the
case r The prosecution were slS'ei to be as follows
Lumber of persons were in tie poItr-bouse Of ven
Mullen No. 80 West Sixteenth ftTset for tie purpose
OF attending a rsile. While there they commenced
drinking, and subsequently general 6ght folio Ted, in
The col rss of y hca CnbsI wac stabbed the ~ou1i,
j, was legged, was iOGicted By Donnely The prose-
cution proceeded TO take esm my and le case oee l.
pied Tie remainder Of the day. EA-Reccrder Smith
summed Up the cate for scber, and at o'clock
the Cour adjourned ~ Friday morning BY consent
OF Counsel the jury were permitted to separate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
IAdHrrrinernent.l

ToDAY.-PRIYATE EXAMINATIONS with charts
end fall written descriptions of character and advice in regard to
the most Appropriate Occupations Pursuits in Life Fsuts aud
How Correct Them the Management Of Children Self I'm.
poveuest etc. given by PEor FowLss, at tue chronological
CsbtDet, No zoe Broadway, next door to Dusnsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
NEW,JERSEY ITEMS


ARREST oy AN ALLEGED SwIsDLER-festerdsy
afternoon, Deputy Sheriff Barnard McAn,lly returned
from the City of Philadelphia, having In ohargs dew
named John Prosiauer, who Is charged with having
swiloled Timothy Deegan &c Co. of Jersey cay Out
Of goods amounting 10 nearly $1,000 lis alleged th 1t
in October last, MIR. PooSsauer represented 70 mr..
Degan, that be was doing good business al NJ. log
SVu,h Fourth IT. ect, Pbilacephia was hmeh resPon'
sib e, and that Dexal 81 Co. of PblisdelPhia were ia
the hnb of ipdOfsing his notes, and that they woa
continue TO indor,c Lis paper Upon these rspreseu'a
lions PJoekauer Obtsined wiDfs, Lquos, aud cigars,
IN all a ountne to reAly $1,000 DIR. Deesan ahei-
ward learned that the reprcser iious macc were fds
WI. rerpon tie matter WIS land before the Grand Jury
at toe present term aud bid of indictment IA fsaDd
6. ainst tie ccvsed for sVmdfng. The prisoner was
conn it,od To ei' foF trial, 10 Default of s., OcO
TIE AILrorD RAPE on YoUsG GIRL-VsroIcr
FOR rRr PLAINTiIpIn Tho Hudson County Cont osiofs
Jude OfJva, NeJneay, largo numosr OF Dre9as -s'e
pee, Ut tn summing up la tha sait TO- tjhp d' Ss
ici fBge ~ he Harriet Andrews young su asaiA'
M r. Is - slemsn o.apse nea,ly thres hours ahls
arg rafnt cor IL dsien'4nL Niitn H. Jrti.s h,o"ud
fos ibe d pa the of che .ogng i with coh'
H. ,oGufier, lad in manrer that "ropt' upon '1e
f,-i,nts cf al prtsr,s a,
Juoss de ccc lied nearly hour n chsrsins the n,, m
O'Clock p % sIa three hoIrs, c-a' IN "'n
sNetd,t fpi ihe Yisia,ih. for tGo sHm Of ri,r~
he OFF udsn. Vt hoiyer was bo' pr-svat durin{ 20
par, o. The day and VA tao iePrsi'h ina 10 v" 40
out fhe Ssle avoid Arrest m case We az
be- fouud eaair him He n'o Court, however IA ps
HhcruOop and ainsa rn'n the Jury retired avs,
Mr. IL ssd haVn disposed Of ria house ana o' a. Dun
F,IIy since tic att wa con- .enced against MIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

The RAILROAD FAIES-lt is understood that the
agreement between tho Railroad Coupaoy and the
City, as 70 the rate of fare, will be put into operation
about the MIDDLE of February. twenty-five tickets
will then DO cold for ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

GRoG on SHlPBoARD.-A petition is in @irenlation,
chiefly through the influence Of chaPsns and minister OF
uarers churches pefoung Congress that the socailed
vpirt "a ion" be siieten FROM toe ration t'ole IL urged
that Government ought not TO funi,h II. WIN
that both unnecessary and d.eterous The d'coI
tpuance split ration has ALREADY been oy
one of tho and voted oy majority o.
bwo Sessions Of the House OF Representatives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

ANOTHER BIG 0x.--We have a letter before us
from Isaac Hubbard of Claremont N. H.. who is 80
years old, but not too old to read THE TRIBUNE and
take an interest in its contents. He says that seeing
an account of the Haxtun steer which Interested him
very much induced him to give the history Of Eat
bullock, fed by him twenty odd years ago.
Tho calf az dropned jan 1872 and WA then es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

REPoRTRD FoR THs N. 4. TRIBrsx, BIT ESQ RgPr.
49,, WEDssspAy, Jas. IS iSea
Whole number OF Cattle al market SIS about sn6
iss stores consisting q Working Oxen Mich Cows saa sss
two and three-yesr old ."I
PnIcEs MaRxsr Bssy Extra era 81 IS, arss quality,
e 7s second qualify % oi third quality - 1s ordinary.
PEIcss oy sToHk CArrtR.-workins O1sn. y pair SssS
Si2sasl7Si Cows and Calves ssoa steo ssSSssoi Year
snss nonsi Two years ola $7se2 Three ysszs old tsse
Sheep and Lambs 1850 ct market Prices lots, s3Sss 81
ssrhi kxua, SSd stdss, or 4dss n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

ACCIDENTS AND INQUEsTs.-CopIad Lth, while
al Genital Park "Wednesday afternoon
us, inu ed by falling of large 1t lne upoo him rs to re-
anil In A. sth the ming Corober schmer held lnq rest
on be body ye.teTd LUko1 Hespiia ~hch resulted in
verric Of Accidental des ".. Maria Smith di-d yes.r
5nv AZ The Bellevue Hospital from scads ecret on the I'd
lost: IN Of uPsenS Iee Of boiling witor over
her iou Dec e I've al ireland Ssed ~ yeafs
Michel snnoB ehls four years Il age whose parens reside
al ~ cd yesterday in consequence 81 scis
accidentally ecoived about ia weeks Coroner JackmAu
held ouesis both the above and Verdicts OF Ae'
nenthl death = rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

SUPERIOR COURT-SPKciAL TIRs.-JAS. 26-Before
Justice observation-disclosures -
VIM. +. Mattbt ws agi. John IA. Drake ct ali The
settled.
Holden, Executor agt. Sackett Administrator, ct al.
adgment oI psn for relief demanded 10 The complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
LAW INI,ELLLGENCK.

COURT OF OYER AND rERMiNER.-JAs. a5-Beiore
Justice lH9RAHAa.
TIRE CROWNS CORNER HoMIclDE-vBRDjcT OF MAN.
SLAUGHTER.
This morning the Jury in the case of WIN. Jones,
who was tired for the murCer of an unknown rnau at
the Five Points returned averaict Of Guilty OF man.
slaughter in The third degree. Sentence VIII be pro-
nounced hereafter.
SHOOTING cAsE-PLgA OF GUILTY.
John Crowley INDICTED for shooting Patrick
Loveioy, with intent 10 bil, Withdrew his for
mer plea and pleaded guilty. Nj. Taiinadge
uis assigned counsel stat, d toat the nan ackno~-
edged be shot at Lov,j y, bus be was unooA'
scious of tie deed, add was incapable OF commit
ting II be were conscious Of TIE act as Mr.. Lovj'
WIS his friend Tee Judge s'ked counsel TO prepare
statement OF the complainant In writing, and submit 1t
to him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
Acknowledgement. /

BALL UP.--SKATING Al THE CENTRAL PARK.
sKATEs 70 sut 50 to s the Contra!
-''~ CosoyKE h wALKBR, No. 29s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

The annual report of the New-York and Harlem
RAILROAD to 30th September last exhibits the following
resrlis. The quarter endng 3Ota December, lSos,
shows a considerable net gain on tbesc figures;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
IAdvnfti.enlent

BACHELORS HAM DYE, WIG and ToUPEE
FAcroRr REMOVED to 5ondst Private HaDysing RoopP
BITcnKLoR's HAIE-DYEIss EsrABLIsaxEET removed 10
no. rs Bends Private rance for Ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
SUPREME OUR1-CHAaBKEs-JAN. 26.-Reforo
Insfias LFnS.

Aeron III. Bean agt. Hiram II. Cavanoah. Ike 'erref
10 b. Van take evidence to partnership of5e de
ndsnts and good faith Of the judgments and me con
sideTson thereof and report TO this Court w MS OPINION nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
IAdxer i.emeat.

Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WISsL0w'S SOOfh'
So ssup are now nssd every year the United States fol
Children Teehinz with falling suecesS kote maae
disie and certain. Guy rs cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

To rHE CHARIrABLE.-Those, who Of their abnnd
sp would contribute to relief Of their suffering fellow
tus sy hear deserving Of their sympathy by appyin
20 the reIy Of the Society for the Relief Of the Poor attached
20 lie Rev. L. H. Chspin's Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

BURGLAR Acknowledgment Dickson Of the De-
tectye Fol co Yesterday sIresed James johnson who is
cued Of having con ited burglary in Weschester County
On nisbt the dwelling OF jacob d. hencke
West Fas burglsrousy entered and ro6oed Of cloth
Inc and other Articles $40 Notice 81 the robbery
was gvrD % Headquarters which resuei In the arrest of john
sop In whose found $50 worth OF the sing
property Justice BIoDDsn comted the accused to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

Hide-, 6aslc " h. Tsiow, Tafis v 10. Psls 81 20
81 IS sach csifSkins, 10tplieL ~ N.
B-Beef and Frsi quality includes nothing Dot 'Ss
beet, lsffe fat, siall-fed Ossp a, -. -,.a
Second quality includes the best grass fed orsn the ess 49,
fed Cows aud The best thresyssr old Steers odnsy c's
Of Bulk. and the refuse Of iots -. :, ,.s.,l~~
sHEKr-Fstra inclades Cossss and when she's o. '""'
Th.e were % cars over the Eastern Rsroa 70 over NE Bog
ton aud Lowell snd 90 the stscheurg -,A.s6
RHsAKka-Ths nsTkst Ia regard 20 prices -. msrv
any change owing the soN wezihcs tkefc 49, -
buyers rreses snd hose not ineged 70 eay 1870 10 - y
slsht ....ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

The Company has real estate Of the value OF siOso-
$40 10. Lees mortgages, slS8 53 S. not included ~
statement of debt ana 1901 955 rs, not included in
cost of road.
Annexed ia the statement Of the Boston Banks for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
IAdvertisement.l

WHY Is MY Boy So PERVERsE AND MY DAUGH-
TEn 10 DiTYIoFLT HANAGE?-The fault may be partly ir
yourself and partly IN them. Psychological Examination at
foyLxH WKLIS 9o6 Broadway. will answer the question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

FoED OF BILLIARDS - Off er Wilson Of the rweu-
tyxb Predict yesterday arrested Barnard Oke lad u years
Of sse eang billiard balls and other articles
per that esIig The accused was formerly
In employ of Samuel Shadow manufacturer OF oisrd
balls az No Fulton street white there succeeded IN OBJ
ne articles mentioned which he disposed OF 10 his
po6 1he ofcs succeeded In obtaining stolen property
and Osborn committed the prisoner for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

SUICIDE ny LsSArIc.-Corcuer Schirmer held an
INQUEST yesterday at No ll9 Eli nth avesue, ON the
body Of an insane nan named Jscol w. Goawiu, who
oosni teo suicide by jumping into well, where he
wss drowned. Deceased became iOs4ne in the year
1e47, in consequence Of revsres in his badness and
was placed in the Inssne Asylum at Concord, N7w-
Hampshire. On Ss ur6sy night last. be succeeded in
OBJ aiming tho key Of his cell door from the keeper
While the latter asleep, and escaped fcom toe Asy-
lum Amer travelling foot for distance he came
to deep WELL and lespibg into il, was drowned. His
body was brought TO this city by his friends for oter
msnt. TIE COropers Jury returned verdict of sui-
eide by drowning committed while insane De-
ceased was a native of New Hampshire, aged years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

SHOPBIFTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SioWey ana
yrSnr Yesterday arrested shopter named George Smith,
who hsd uecesded stesng box aiming two dozen 81
foks valued the store OF dsug Wout Co corner OF
Broadwey ard The store aud
oot goods which we're shown hlm o one
on al. eleiks Nhe looking at the articles dispS ed Snh
sected the box bis garments and was a0out 10
depat ten the clerk, who bad Ob,eyed his movements,
stop The above officer cele 10 ano ne p'l'
Wa ed 10 Headquarters where ne locked up Tor ex
auDato. lawn cles rpre ling other property supposed
" have been stolen, were found IN bis possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
SECOND BOAsD

THURSDAY, Jan. 96-r.N.
There was largely increased movement IN the
Stock make, to-day, with stronger tone, The in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

sLo vs. a large gain. The hgures are: ..
'SissIs:
.................,,.'.'.''''''' looio
Increa,e......................S e,oos
The deta;l. of the earnings of the Galena 81 Chicago
Union Railroad Co. for the week ending Jan. I'D are:
ssss g 8 f isIs q b 5s:
Ms. te ......... $50 % $50 % =
Total. .si476g % sl3s9i % ana SO Deo
Tie bu.ipesr Of the Gaia wssa Railroad experiences
q steady inereae every month. The following IL a
comparative statement of the net earnings for the
mon'h of December for the past three years.
Fer December 49, ssI s,sss,,
fo r' I'sS.%be sgI lsss '"..... acs
Lnr 1T q eonn4. ting roae'.......... So9 81 s'' %
Les rent Of connecting 445s Ie- @Soa %
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
S2i, 400 coo. The Merchants Insurance Co has de-
Glazed semi annual dividend Of 10 cent. The atten.
ton of holders Of the Mortgage Bonds Of the Chicago,
Alton and st. Louis late Chicago and Mississippi
Road is called TO tho advertisement Of the Commits zee
10 sn,tt er column The Northwest Insurance Co. Of
Oswego has declared dividend Of y cent, payable
to NemYOrk stockholders demand, at the office OF
George DemiDg, No. 60 Wall street. The Directors
of the Michigan Southern Railroad in sessoa here.
consulting upon the ways and means for paying the 10
ter.n on the lei Mortgage Bones and upon the general
financial position Of tie Company. The Sinking Fund
interest is nearly all paid. The Milwaukee and Mis-
sissippi Company, I'm ientand, has ceased paying
overdue interest temporarily, account OF the ex-
cessve rate Of exchange at Milwaukee on New'York.
The parties in interest in the Erie Road signing
petition 10 the Court for aut ioity TO negotiate for the
gay mtnt of the overdue Second Mortgage noschange
Cor the unssued Third Mortgage Bonds, or in some
other way The holders Of several millions OF securi
ties have alb eady signed the petition.
John McClaye has sold two lots on south side OF
I26bs, 100 feet westerly from 8th-av., each lot %
feet front and rear and half the block in width also.
TWO lots adjoining, on the westerly SIDE each % feet
front and rear ana 40 feet 10 inches deep; aso one
gore adoirng 40 feet 10 inches the easterly side,
and 54 feet inches on the westerly side and - feeto
rear and foot inches on front for 900.
The condition Of the banks of the four leading cities
Of the UnOn according to their latest statements at
Land is MS follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

ist qrsrrr L@ssm ls.nee emlry3 ~ T2ssa n r1s ~
"a qssrr Wifs1e AIySm zs,ILL " IlS 2.sSi fssDsH
~ quartz i,ns,s1. i,esoym nI84s l,,s3IE3 ~ ss.r&
9TH quest No. 3isS8 ~s,o9 VI 7ss4t is.7s3DS }, sejz1
Tctsl e.S,.Sz.o 54hl6Il 6a7isses 67sstsu isrsssia
Total, Sc Sf2,s53 26tlH9 z3gsls5 ses3sai2 co
Total, S.Hl1 lD,S 500 A4S5e1 55364IJ l1s5< sg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

BoARp or CoUScnsEs.-There was fuu Board
and crowded lobby at tho meeting yesterday after
nsoB. The chair wac occupied by Me- Jones. the
President Numerous petitions for the appointment
of 4 verp persons rs Commissioners of De- de- re-
cesved and referred to the COMMITTEE on l4res aud
OF xa The proposition n alter the rooms oc-
cupied by the Fourth District Court tor the o. the
Seventeenth Precinct Police, was ooncu,red TO- The
abstract Of estimates for reguiatng ghth- avenue
finn Eighty second to 0oe hundred ard second rect
WIS coDcoired in TIE sum OF 81 500 wa APPROPRIATED
for she purpose OF decorating the mng aanvecs 4ry
OF the friday of Washington. Nc Allen movef "a
take from tie table the protect ~ ex Con Gilman Lsn'
relative ia his claim to the uyitd by Conn Ill
man Rbker. Tie motion was iost rs 10 votsYsss,
10; Neys, 10. After wb CO, the b ard adjourned to
Monday next az 5 o. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Jsn. 2s.-Bef0re
Judge BRTIG

ROBBERY On SHITbUhNUs
Three men, named Mccarthy G.ary, and Cannon,
were brought up the ca caFe OF Robbery On .he
irh seas The men clipped seior and were taken
down 70 The vessel which ly Bedoes Island an when
they got they knocked down aud stole rom an
q In money and pair OF &r tsEmssi council or
lie pisohers had quash the indtsns but the Gov
intent agreeing receive plea Of intent 20 fop nc advised
bis clients 10 axe that coure which they did Had they been
cor on their punishment would la 20 been
dea by putting the Pa OF .ttsnpt 70 r9o th9y are
subject 10 longer than hroe years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
IINITEn srATEs COMMlssIONER,s OFFICE-JAN "a.

Before Commissioner GEORGE +. bits.
THR FOsT-OFFICE R0BBER
The examination Of HoDry Williams, charger wltn
tai ing letter and puIonn the contents not belonging 70 hin
was continued o- The made strong 10
show that the could not have been preen at the Post
Office 1T the time alleged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

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