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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21
The Hopes OF England ON the Dissolution
OF the American Union.
From the London Post Government orgsn) Jan. 81


Within the last month the Victoria Bridge the greatest
triumph Of engineering science has been opened aud the
wealth Of the Western States and Of Canada will be carried
alorg the Grand Trunk Railway to the Atlantic terminus
III Portland. Canada-thanks TO British and provincial
capital and enterpse-possesses the ongeet separate
Of railway in the world however, greatly to be regret
British territory Halifax but this object we have san
gune hope will be accomplished whenever that general
confederation Of the States Of British North America
comes TO take pace-a matter which has long engaged
the attention OF the people Of Canada must ut no dis
tant day engage the attention OF the British Parliament
war should unfortunately occur between England and
cuded during half Of the year from ah direct
access TO Canada Again, " tie Northern SUITS
should separate from the Southern on Ae question
Of slarry-one which dercely asitaies tue
public mind in America that portion of the Grand Trunk
Railway which traverses Maine might any day closed
AGAINST England unless indeed the people Of tia. STATE
so1rss to Canada On military, as well as Commercial
grounds 1t obviously necessary that British North Anne
Of the yeara port which, willis, the terminus of
aiiway communication which Is destined TO do so much
or the deveopement and consolidation Of the wealth aai
prosperity Of British North America will make Eogand
equally in peace and war independent Of United
We trust that the question OF confederation will be spee
" forced upon the attention OF her Mijesy's
for fs discussion Whilst the most distinguished
men In the United States such the President and
General Winneld Scott view with natural dsrxa ord op
prehensSoN M oation Which IS 0roeiNU xp IN AS1ca IN
fdrcr Of dissolution Of the Cnten the people Of Cana Ia
quiet and oonented under British rule thinking more
Of economy and trade than Of constitutional changes
which they know could not confer upon them single i0ta
Of real liberty and hAppneD than they now eujoy
Bat slavery to be the Nemesis OF republIcan Aeri
c~ separation IL 70 take pscethe confsderasd States
ton, would virtually hold the balance Of power the
continent and lead he rtafoW Of kAaf SHa .ence uAiA
more TIA" ssAy years dgs Eresasd as ssed 10 Asre
iat THIS Object with tie uncertain fatare oi republican
aAs futoas "a tie Un.ud States before g. subject
worthy VI use eiy and earnest consideration 81 toe r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21

The following Is trapshtion:--
To Our VKSERABlx DRoTHKR PAUL, ARCHBISHOP OF DUB.
To our venerable brother and dearly beloved sons
health and our apostolic benedctiopl
Nothing could be more agreeable nothing lovely,
than your letters besrng date the Sd oi November last
and lately delivered 70 US, which brought to us
very great consolation amid the deep sorrows
with which we were borne down. FOR every.
where throughout these letters there shine forth
wonderfully your singular faith pety love and reverence
towards ourselves and the chair Of Peter
your bitter grief displays itself at the tribuatous into
Of those men who wage most fierce against the
Catholic church, the Apostolic throne and the pAlrmony
Of St. Peter and who endeavoring to destroy the
foundations Of all divine and human right We could not
but be greatly delighted by these excellent sentiments OF
yours, which, worthy OF all praise they are, have
venerable father and you, beloved sons DO
pray and beseech the Father Of all Merces with still more
earnest duplication that He will soatch HIS holy
church from so many calamities, and daily magnify
assist ana console US in all tribuations
tbat lie will deign, OF bis omnpotent goodness TO
lead back all the enemies Of His church this apos
oc throne 10 the paths ot truth, justice and salvation
We doubt not able brother aud beloyei sors but
that you byne aid OF the Almighty desire nothing mora
all those duties which, fulfilled thougotuily, wisely ard
zeaousy. may greatly corduoe TO defence OF the
OF GOO and Of His noy church, the salvation Of
souls to the OF the decets sud the reutatons
OF the errors OF wicked men in this time of special
iniquty BE assured that the feeling of OR paternal
mind towards yourselves Is equally warm and devoted
As Almost certain pledge whereof receive apostolic
beDe dscon, which from Utmost heart, full OF love-
estow thee able father, and you, ved
sons
1852 in the fourteenth year Of our pontiacste.
Pits. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

IN steamship 1rdgo from Northampton and HaoyeCsp H.
b. Ctz u. A. Capt H. Whittell Dr. R. c. Stiles, Mr Der
mont Mrs Lewis O. H. Coster Mr. and Mrs. Williams and two
children Mr. aud Mrs T. Greet Mr. and M Parsons and three
children Master Henry Walker, MIs. administering and
children Mrs r. Wood Mrs George May and servant Mr. and
?. Juge, A oetheI C. Poppen II: !. Bang M and Mira
Mass Burnett C. Csron Mr. Dupont Mr. Car, W. Burnsss
Mr. and Mira Frost Mr. and Mrs Faith Mr. Be;htho1 Nj,
j. A Coburn VIM Bright, Mr. and Mira p Andrews and two
children Jules Hess Mr. Gsuget Mr. Lippenm.n Mr. and ars
Grant Mrs Dupont Mr. and Mrs L. Kayser Henry Boucher
f. Monstrous Boriis Phi Bords G.. Roland H. Pierre
Mr. and Mrs Vital Mrs Bernard Davis T. Pchors Z. j.
Jeaerds A. Bordus Mr. and Mrs Linle, Mrs Boris, Mrs
Vincent Mrs Roome, Mr.. Wales. Z. Levy, Mira L. Wets
Mrs James Mercer and three children
steamship Robert Love- from GibraIayH T. skren A
E.s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
COURT CALENDAR-rH1s DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-GEsERAL TERh.-Enumerated:
Nos 49, ~ 4 A. 49, 49, ST. So 3d. 49, &C. 81 S. 49, g. A. 81 So
20, 81. ~
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUIr.-Part II.-Nos. 2O39l
l2 400 2s ass 49, 3d. 49, 1Ol 952 5le a6s 40 ii
275, 1893, a0 al.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Par Same as Wednesday
Part H-same Wednesday, and Nos. az 2i5, 100 30
Court or COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 49, 333,
Part lINos 1895 @ $50, as 1885, 1919, 42I, 1882 l7Os
1903 ITO, I'LL, 4l9, APO, 1909. - - -
KINGS COUETY GENERAL TERM.-Nos. 10, - %,
a, as 81 49, So So 80, 49, lO lO7 20, Il, a. r. IS,
80 20. -
BRooKLYY CRY CoURr-Nos. 16, IL, 81, -, %,
25 a. 28 81 a. S. 80, 81, 80, 49, 40 Al, a. ~, H. as
KIgGs COUETY-SPECIAL TERM.-1he Special Term
win not resumed until Monday neIt at II O'clock before
Judge Scrughsm when the undpo.ed part Of the Calendar win
be called in the order In which they placed, excepting
that have been heretofore especially reserved for other
da
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
FIRES.
LIRE IN HESTER STREET.

FIRE IN HESTER STREET.
Last evening fire broke out in the DWELL az of
Jacob Levy No. 100 Hester street. causing damage 10
the amount of about 500. The furniture is insured
for g., 500 in the Peoples Insurance.
FIRE IN EAST THIRTY. SEVENTH STREET.
About o'clock last night fire occurred in Gardners
distery No. ~ East Thrtyseventh street, but how
or in what manner il originated did not learn. The
firemen experienced considerable difficulty in dragging
their apparatus through the snow drifts, but notwith
standing the obstruction in the streets they arrived in
time to check the flames before they had gained much
Roadway. The FIRE originated the Of the second
foor and caused damage 10 the amount of several
hundred dollars The owner of the building lives in
New jersey and no ore about the premises knew
whether or not he was insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-FEs. ls.-B,
THE FULTON BANK DEFALcATIOS.

| THE FULTON BANK DEFALcATIoS.
Shortly after the Court opened ths morning. Mr.
Sedvick the Assistant District Attorney moved for trial the
ease of VIM j. Lane H. who indicted for forgery and
| bezzlenlent the Fulton Bank Of this city.
Mr. Robert d. Holses Of counsel for the defendant stated
that stipulation had been entered into by which y OF the IN
prior those Ia the Court would be tried
to defecd on those % but were not
ready O re with the others
MI SedgWk denied that any such stipulation had 6een en-
tered into The counsel for the defendant bad lew days
10 found in this Court and had moved TO
end them back 20 the SESSIONS lie then notified tina. these
csses would DO called today Mr. SeSgwick looked at the In
aud s.ated that OF them was substantially the
Sao "a those whb the other side prepared 70 Try, and
pared -, -. -, -. 4,
aAus counsel contended that the yoDer could not be
cried on two naetInerts supsta2tiGlly the saele ,
MIR Holmes Submitted that tho Gaze ought &c DC tled ~ e
g@sons because ma Judgment against the prisoner SHOULD
be4ak6 - the Supreme Court General Term for REVIEW Of
Bhh the crescent judge s0ud be member thSg YOU'D ma
third OF tho Court Ggaipst them. 4, .
TIE Judge observed bE we're 20 no ease ought 10 DC
tried IN the Court or the WOW taken by the coonei would
apply every tried. ~ The ooansei were not fesoy on
furnishing proof e would alieU then time Tor preparation
Mr. ss6sSick opposed adjournment an,
Council for che defense Withdrew r plea OF not gy sha
pleaded in abals eT that there another prun
Ing before compet -nt iursdcoD for the same ohegse
MI edgySik the went to the Count OF Sessions 70 enter
Eof PROS to The ndc et pending there Tor the purpose OF
removing every obstacle that might arise to proceeding at once
On his return the jury panel called
MessIs WsiebuTy bedk wtcb Chsies OcOno7 al3 BurrD
DaYifou BuII appeared Tor the E!OseciOn. and eInss n
Brdy H. d. lIomei aud III Recorder Tsmadee for the se
Toe Gn etued Hr. BsetsSar oneer o. tbt Feop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
Passengers Sailed

In ,teaaship Asia for LSrerpool-M A. schwendger New
Yori NJ L. wisEe. Baltimore NJ and Mrs AnsD M and
Mcnchester; j. p p Woodward, Phladelphia w Philip:
John Horne, Dundee, Mis- Wnson Liysrpooi
cock LiysrpoO Nh, Whess two shdrsn and nu'. Lysr
london John Hodsop Mr. Whitfield Manchester Mr.. Cook
England Mr. and Mr T. n Fskner San Francisco James
Kempton Philadelphia; Z. Hegeer, H. r. Bsr Capt. y. 4.
Morgan New.YoIk; John McCuoch Sen Francisco; T. J.
King, NewYoIk Jo.e Perez Corons and 'epy.nt Coesi
N. Neil NewYOski M P caphsy Bstimcre' IL Mddsso a
Howell D. De Angels, Mr.. Badge Capt s: Tinker New
George Under Robert Moore, Bosson James neCoresy Bs-
more; R. McCarnon London; j. W. Sullivan, England; Mr..
and MIs. II. r. Smith, Alabama, Richard T. sPrssoe Boston
Total. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

go boxes Hayana a. 7al2 Refined are steady sass ~
sisS s!Gs DO White Cones grsae' and 81 dsc for Vel
New % orlesn ans !."' sI.1 wh.s..
Havana B'@n md Wv ;:s%,: a. SIS'isd
Esnis '......" s,istas;ts, 3fsnSI.,,j.... 10
saHrTISrs .ii inquiry o liverpool Fine but the
ofaoo fsSic emos Other Kinds are ques and prices
/. quiet but arm s'sss by the invoice, but
ssor srs IN limited request S Sc Tor Drop and TIC M
sEskps-Ths asm.g: cls'sr Seed for export tr sale.
quiet q 81 @Tsi bush a%Otb{ IL .c1c. and Is nS%
advanced bush under advices from Calcutta and Bo-
bay reporting caused by vessels
Dsns bSa 20 ont Of bore bags
57o7 packages to arrive Daylight 4 81 81 1900 d. to ar.
pos.S GTsnsas at 81 GO bush, cash w.
sOAP-Csstle IL Arm sales at s.3sic
TEAS-Greens 6Tn with fair busineSs Blacks are SELL
ing moderately sc full former prices
rlNPg quiet and the market IS , Sut io
lots from ..S command sSic R0Ts Rspsy rass' sns
TALEoW~The demand has increased in activity and prices
sales Of loc.oeo IL Butchers Association at lOic.
WOoLThe market has continued quiet and tome sms pm
10 realize but this can hardly regarded M criterion and
can only be looked upon as species Of msnuyen wn'en
ing the next three months as generally the case 70
contracting the clip But with all the WOODEN
cry country running G o s.q @ oo ad5s us IN
the entirely at loss TO sec why any wh
not very hard up for money should sacrnce az PoPs ~
city weeks past But THU Is only part o. ne
tricks Of trade for the purpose no doubt oesrns
Al The auction for The result OF
ale will no doubt depend good deal in the manner
ps H. but we are glad that has been inrused INTO me
hand: gSi Are not employ
anybody bid the goods has been the case on NOR %
cca.ioa and quotations have always oeeh o
friendly and In they do we will inc
bring lie value but there bidding In we sovI
vent az much possible the repetition Of what
last sale here and to impress the minds of business men VINO
amer The Peter Funk fashion. With these remarks
~ Leave he re.ut hands OF the weknown au;ones,
Mr. Wmerdng, and look for the result win b
attended and If holders otter the 9ts witnou
serve there doubt but byers win be inclined TO pay
prices than they would In sellers reserve 70 n
,bt of vithdzya By all do not bring dealers forward
idiots Grand therefore let sellers meet the Inc
10 s.pa a blood sasony 5000 Common to
California at l2d2sc 10000 N Black Coarse California, on
requested not to print 70 pulled At
AZ Country % bales
about &c., cash. and 100 do UNNAMED and washed
Smyrna and so do. unwsshed African private terms We
Am ssIony Feeee 70 .ssasa Valparaiso, Unwsshsd. II 12
Am Full Blood Merino. .5457 Am, Com, Washed 10
Am and bpd IN Msrino AM Entrs KSs waiSSi s
Pulled Extra. .479s2s Am, Cordovs Wa soez2
Pulled .4Odi5 East India, Washed ...2O972
eSsS No. African Wssssa
California Fine Unwssh 256s2 Smyrna, Unwsshed
Tnv:.s:a
WHISKYThe market closes in favsr Of the buyer ',es OF
WHALEBoNE is quiet but hr at 7sasoc cash for South
ziNC-The make, is quiet but steady a. 7a7!c mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

SANDY HOOP

SANDY HOOK Feb. IS enthusiastically ASS for Liver.
pool crossed the bar at 1856 Showing fast Wind gale
hon T.. NJ f.
BOSTON, Feb. la-Arr. steamer VIM. jenkins, Hsnet Bal
tmerei bark D; G. Yeson, Pate NewOresnsi brig, w b.
Nash Buepos Ayres, ~ Baldwin, Montgomery, Uonsiyes
seh Qnintsro, wsl. 0o,tenbe Olive Clara Haskns, Aaa
Cages; IL. n. Soney. Bergman, Charleston.
Spoken Jan. s. lat Is II S. lou o. 49, ship Corlnne nom
Newly o for Caso nth lat s. Ion So ship Sea NymPA,
nom New. Y orb for San Francisco.
NORFOLK, Feb l5.-Au sc1T. Albert Treat, Csrdenas 10
days with moasses.
SAVANNAH Feb lS-The steamship Florida arrived at Ty.
bee o'clock Tuesday evening and q. her whaa 30 ON
Tuesday morning.
HAMPTON RoADS Feb. ls.-Au, sehr. FsnsLs, REM SOM
brsYo. .. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
Mnrkels... Reported BY 7tlsgrapA.

EEw'ORLEASs Feb. 4-CoITos declined c. sales TO day
800 bales Mddng lodlc sales Of the last three days,
20 c0 bse receipts Of three days 80 500 bales. asan. - eco
in same se last year, increased receipts this port yeo
bees do at oil the ports $4,000 bales SUGAR hrn Fa TO
July Fair Oi07sc MoLAssEs a9dic. Flour quiet At 20 20
NA6 10 for extra Conn oeoDngi sales aBSe FkE0hrs
nm 'banped. 49,
NkwORLElSs, Feb. l5-CorroN hrmi sales to-day 1900
81. a, To- ollie for Aidslnz. SrGAR aud MoLASsEs
IoRs aulnt At sg 4.0c MOss PoRK RlB 29dS8 IS
10 Liverpool 9l6d aud higher rates asked. Ex
ohAheE with ID 6FLorR duh and heavy s5 SSQ IS GS
n,N.issAl,, Mas PohK inn at oil 90G$ls Bacon
s mm'.h' ,s,h ,sss bu 'sU then 'eues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

TIE LATE BOILER ExPLosIoS.-The CoFoner's
Jury in the of the late boiler explosion in East
Brooklyn reassembed in the Health Officers room
of the City Hall yesterday afternoon. The object was
to take the evidence of John Gallagher the fireman in
the hat factory. At the adjournment of the inyesga-
ton two weeks since, it supposed that Gallagher
would so far improve az to be able to make state
ment as to the of the explosion by the 18th inst
Although he is gradually improving, he is still unable
to exert himself. 1t is anticipated, however, that in
two weeks more he will have far recovered as to be
able TO make his deposition. The inquest further
adjourned for two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
Q PORT OF NETWORK. .......


Standardization Simmer Norfolk, LadA Heinck
en-; James Adge Adams Charleston Spoford Teston Co.
Ship-Pslestine, Lord London, Z. z. Morgan Wiley.
Barts-a. L. Rutgers Delano, Mobile, w. H. EssTdj s.
Moxey, Holm, Marks, Smslwood, Earle L Co.; Water
Eagle, Yates Naples Yates Porerheld Co.; Dawn Chase
Buenos Ayres, Reynolds & Cushman.
Bngs-E Drurnmond, Conway, Aspinwa, Panama Railroad
Co. Ceres Dutch Meildyck Amsterdam, funch Msncke
John Butler, Minss, Porto Plata, w. g. Smith
Schooners-J w Oliver Strout Providence Bows
Given Mobile, N. H. Bngham r. Merwn, Alvey, Savannah,
Demil Co.. a. Blackman, Osborn, Geogetown M G. Hop
kns Malsbufy Key West, Benner Deake; ~ 4 H. Gould
smith, Msrseies Moore Henry Mary Helen. Hutchinson,
Mobile Oakley Kes.ing Ksts Field Robbins Galveston D.
Stesmer-Artissn Foster, South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS before Judge CARR

SON. Justices STILwKIL and STRYKER.
Charles Marsden for striking a small boy named
John Megahey The defendant pleaded guilty and hned Is
Edward Butler assault upon VIM. Howard pleaded guilty
Sined $40
John Mudoon for carrying sung shst The defendant de-
sired plead guilty. but dssuaded from doing and then
demanded Jury trial -
James Burns ASSAULT Robert Lse, an elderly man He
pleaded guilty fined S25 rs days imprisonment
The trial Of George W. Lsnbetson, for felonous ASSAULT
upon small boy then called and after some time spent
in attempting TO postpone the trial by prisoners counsel the
jurors weecaed and two only were impenneed up to the
hour adjournment Nine called, and each one
was tined, thus consuming the whole day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

really pl6soie cares One yorog 49,, =
$40 week to write IN the office srpAeea n tNy Of
deposited $50 and that a tueiiop lie
OF tie state with ollas ynoon sAn the nerior
bsrey money enough ri. ~ b3oka 10 get orJe' ne had
S r Gays 70 bs Rofs s'; =. hi S. A snd
t;twGt-hebS ~ the siscon be 50. vas told to
ssys rs wee sever y fs ming % som, ,nou de-
know Rsnnsss ..rs What beSsD, Of be DE: no.
fhy il they s- hndred 'Olers or pors, Dot man
might be ~ V~TomoIe II noug else can be done, u
with the tr,ed before his aoO wherever be sSe PAINE
NtP ston Beware "'"' &C.
IfsL yah 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
Philudelphin Cn,,Ir mnrLe,-Frn 15

The supply of Beef Cattle this week much better III an for
the two weeks previous the offerings at all the yards having
amounted 800 head. Prices declined the best lots aid
not realize nose than $40 100 No. while the average price was
from 81 to SO and 50 81 y 100 No.
snREPThe arrivals OF sheep continue large sOo head
having been offered this week Prices however
he SAINT say from 5dGc " b, dressed.
HoGsThs market continues quite active head having
been sold 81 nom f8d% 80 30 leo 10. Among Hogs
hrscted attention was one weighing nearly 900 ID.
CowSIhere has been change In this market prices
naming about the same farmer quotations 800 head sold
{ from asa $45 each eoeordii & TO quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

p,rt who what bal teen the dsti,: Of & pr',nsI
when had 10 Keep the registry book which contained
% II ali bills other papers siven to FOR cole on,
either ~ banks they &C such corssponar-
mo ~ Newark Witness dcpo.ed 10 entry Of s6b as in
20 The bank for collection and which according 20 the entry
ssni on 10 the bank at Newark for cole sion there.
After hearing further testimony the Court adjourned te
Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

OsE OF THE CAEcEmi GAsG.-An Italian whose
portrait sdorns the Rogues Gallery at Police Head
quarters in NewYork and who is said to be one Of che
Canccmi gang, was taken before Justice Fox in the
Eastern District, charged with Ghopliftipg On Tues
day afternoon about Is yards Of satinet were stolen
from in front Of Mr.. MaAwels store, No. 20 Grand
street. The person supposed to have stolen il was
traced TO Greenpoint. Officer Myars of the Seven
teenth Precinct and recognized the prisoner As one
ofthe Cancem gang, and keeping close watch, soon
after detected him in the act of leaving Mr.. Wolfs
store, and upon arresDg him, found shawl secreted
under his oyerceat. The accused who gave his name
Ill Wm. Davis was committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FEB. Is
Before Commissioner KENNETH q. WHITE.

THE WILLIAMS PosT-OFFICE ROBBERY.
The examination of James S. Williams, charged with
taking letter containing 80 900 from the PosOice
sUmed at The hrst witness Henry Porter, who
testified that he the manifest clerk Adauss Express office
knew defendant satisfied he had him before; the
note the Norgak Bank discounts
sent aud the following Wednesday the defendant called and
got the money
On crosseXamination witness testified that be hal dend
another the who called at the Office when
inaiion was hso before Mr.. Belts.
Charles M Yale In Adsmss Express Office testified
tina, he the defendant AdAms Express Office the day
In question.
identified another when before Mr..
Belts
Officer MsDougs testified that he are.sd the defendant
the 6b No. 70 East Twelfth converted with defendant
after the defendant denied the charge witness told him
be would have to down to any Of the parties could be
identified witness took the accused the Police
then 10 Adams Express Office and brought Mr.
Porter; witness asked Nh Porter he recognized the party
who mad been in his Office; Mr. Porter did not repy the de-
PENDANT toward them and witness asked Porter he den
tilted him. and Porter replied he thought he did Porter then said
another clerk had also the and he would like him
defendant when arrested defendant denied having any
and be denied that he lept team Of horses did not
know anything OF defendant prior to his arrest
Officer Lererts testified that be had conyeraion with defn
dsnt after his arrest witness asked prisoner he wanted
If be did he should write note and witness would send II
down with boy; the prisoner would not write note, bat
wanted send messengers there nothing said
done relative to this CHARGE witness got piece OF with
whiting out Of prisoners trunk lpePer pIodaced prisoner
ssid the signature to the paper his de endants).
Wsng testified that he had conversation with prisoner
bis defendant objected to writing TO bis
counsel stated to witness his for writing ICON
versation objected to, and objection sustsined.
The examination then adjourned till Thursday at ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

S>h.sSE az gsprcrIoS.--Last night Detec.ve YIN.
Ger senue., on warrant issued by justice ws,aron
of Buffalo, arrested young man named HAIRY i-aha'
rus who s.ands charged with seducing Miss Ian ir'
cam Of tina. city under promise of marriage. Amer ac-
eomrlsbpg his purpose he fed TO NewY0rk and was
found at store in Chatham street. The accused is
son 'cf Lazarus the prize fighter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
BROOKL YN IIlEKS.

Mr.. Youmans gives the third lecture of his SUM-
BEAM this evening" at the Clintonavenue Con-
gregational Church. Subject" Radiant influences Of
tho universe chemistry of the stars"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

STABBIsG ATTRAY.-Last evening fight occurred
in Battle Row, INLAY street, between two men named
Berry md Bell, in which the former was stabbed in
the left breast severely, although il is thought not dan
gerouay Injured Bell was arrested. Both men were
intoxicated.