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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

THs DIFFICULTY At HARVARD C0LLEGE.-lhe &C
count Of the difficulty at Harvard College prutedln
The Courier s stated TO be incorrect IN most OF ~
particulars will appear from the following responsl-
BE ttaemeDt:
a few weeks ago the Chapel was broken into in the
night, offensive black paint daubed uoon the
officers sests the ornaments Of the sacred desk were
cut an smeng substance was burned in the furnace,
and Two bes were stolen from the pulpit.
Az the Appleton Chapel 10 a proper sanctuary,
;ves,ed of al secular associations and used for moth
ing but religious worship, II has generally been be-
Esxed that no yOung OF tOlerabte breeding would
M 20 tres il with yenerAtion beSlde taking an honesi
1de In II as one Of the best structures OF t1e Coege
sed the gift Of revered and eminent H1ehc VI ''e
stiuuon. .e,
The snIprise and seust excited by The act OF vulgar
.srepe was shared with the officers by sl tue Deter
port,on of the University, and the puOAc oPllIVn
saaet Il a. an indecency was expressed even III tle
College Magazine. Tliis being tue hrsI 0nenso con-
Mated aos net the building the discipline OF the gov
eminent Wss directed with special energy against Us
Having reason 10 believe thst the Offenders would re-
zppaaF IN the Chapel, the authorities otalIonoa q
vsgch thers 10 arrett him.
o. Wedpesday night three four Students came 70
sic baldirg snd after breaking one of rho ssinea
wsSdo@s, the young man. who~e ns@s ~ 700 WJ,'
RnosRn went IN, and confronted by the Witcit-
saa, who Grtt told him that he was aR ohter Oh tAe
law, and demanded surrender.
A seufhe ensued and the young man, with pro
pslea and deadly weapon, Of ths nature OF siung-
shot, on Baltimore cane struck the ohieeH heavy
ol"w N the forehead, INJECTING revere wound Dns
s 4ei,e stunning him. owing 10 tbs protection OF the
viSf % nus cap The assaGnt, who IL Ftous ana mus
sus1 was again hidden 70 give hmself up, and, 70 ~
1h.l 10 OF The expt disney OF doi0g 70 pistol was
body. "'A'O W ~''D W
ThS brought the Ill advised youth 10 bis senses and
was P'oPSfy secured aud kept I'LL aseT9ing, whom
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ready to saH Twelve men were also hired TO stay on
board, and aid n their protection.
The expressed determination Of the Spsush captain
Dot TO resrt or TO fight any one who should attempt to
take possession Of the ship mpelled plain Mr. Rynders
flor be did not give possession TO the Spanish captain In
bic capacity AZ Marsba the Unite States Court having
given him no authority but that o. delivering her to
Cspt Graham 20 volunteer his services in person, TO
die IT. deck if necessary in his defense. The Span
ish captain suggested that the chip be taken to tue
Navy Yard, where she would really be under the
protection Of the United Statea Bat this could not De
suffered Capt Rynders waxed wroth, and declared
that my such course if TAKEN would mperi the char
scer Of the Metropolitan Pol &C. and the bravery OF the
Marsh Al md his deputies, so il would never DO. Inc
ship must .tay just where she was, even II hs blood
was necessary to keep her there.
MIR. OKeeft mot Deputy Marshall was left in con.
pADd OF the twelve Metropolitan Police officers, aud
be was left under their protection until the vessel liz
ready TO SAIL
1t appears that notwithstanding all this array and
Formally, Captain Graham WAS net IN the city, aud
that ateu pt the ship from the Marshals,
from the Spanieh Captain, contemplated.
Yesterday the Ocean Bird remained in the same
place. unframed and apparently saie. All on board
were having general good time.
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HOPE FOR EGYPT.

SaLEs, Marion Co., ILL.,, Jan. q, 1862
CoySo-poadeooA ofThs N Y. Tribune.
Al the last Presidential election Fremont received III
tA County only 30 votes out OF 500. More recently
=, lie election Tor United States SsnsNrMr. Line IL
,ee.ived SIS votes. and now our most intelligent
Ranbhcsns think the County good for ct least ,O0o
In this town. where no Republican party was formed
pnI recently-at the late election for Aldemen-hree
slt OF FIVE are elected az Republicans. Until two or
three years ago The TRIBUNE was unknown mere,
while now near 50 copies are taken.
The revival of religion in Ireland if not more resaE
able than the revival of the spirit Of the Fathers in poor
old Egypt; and it If now the most hopeful and proms
ing missionary ground in all our land.
Much Of this Is due to tho hfnl laborer in the late
Aps oria csnvsss 10 that noble Kentucky Republican,
ADrabGm Lincoln. .
hnOis is as sure 20 vote for the Republican cand-
dais for President in the next election "a hasSaehu-
sets or New-York. L.
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cor1Rr cALyNDARLrn,. p,,.

SUPREME CoURT.--Circuf-Par Mos. 20,
ts 57 3e9 5 33 37L 49, $751; 3S 38a 59t 5 49, Ssr 49,
4Ol S 4OS 4C Part IlNos 220 l3e 200 26 Sot s0s s3
sl6 s s26 3Ss 342 34i, 3s6 $50 $50 35i ass 55s 800
SUPRHAR COURT.-Special Term.-NOs. "a 953. 80,
100 1l H. 1l O4 ie7, iOs no. ILL., H. us l6 H. is, q.
So. 90.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Part Mos. 3a5 &c., us,
1885, asa, A. $751; 459 7se 8eS s31 Part
1INos 5s 29 ga, 4le, as 49, az, AZ, 49, 44s "a 81
3lO 263, 352.
COURT or COMMON PLRAs.-Part Mos. 80, so,
&C. 252 ~ 28l 2S2 27 &c., 333 1884, l22 1884, IOo Part IL
Noe 81 3D. 5 S3 1888, Slo 49, Sz SaS 36 g. Is, los.
961. IA 3l9.
5, Q, 4, I3 a. Al, a. "a
KINGS CoGsTY CIRCUIT CoURr--Jan. H.-Nos. 4S,
1C2, los, lO7 l09 Ill, 90.
BRooKLYN CRY CoURT-Monday, Jan. l6-Nos.
10 a. 49, ~ 49, S. 81 SO, 60 ST. g. TO- 49, fs a. So s. o. 81
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS-TAs 14--Befors Justices
KELLY, and STRBRs

John Wilalns aycspy; Penirentisry months Patrick
Dwyer larceny Penensy three mouths Michael Fnnery,
larceny Penentisy two months VIM. fof-yth larceny;
PsDitcn,sry month Charles w Mack larceny Pensn
tiary four months 1hos FIELD larceny Penitet yy sr
moiths John F-ssn larceny Pent utisy ss months Jobs
W. Pstten larceny PenitenaTy month Henry SahsaA
lsrceuy months. onn Morgir srceny Poa
intary three months Michael Downing larceny; Peatsn
tisry three monhs. Richard ksddns larceny feoeatsy
thrive mouths John OMeas srcsay Peoit, ntisy mooh
Jason Elicit laIc N.Y. fesisenary month. Charlie. EAser
and battery PcuteHtisry montha MSrrs sh-vsa
asesu and bs.teIy Peuten.iary nhs Martin fisvi.
battery Peritenisy -four month Pstct neeha8.
assault battery; Peritentry is mooha Hugh kree
satit Fellow assault AID bate
Thos. Buns sud Edward Jsckssn ismenyi CITY
Prison thirty days
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LAW LNTELLIGENCX

SUPERIOR cOURT-0sSERAL TpRn Js2 h-Dsfss q
The Justo>@-oscoIoss-
Henry w. Penny sgt Garrett q. Bisok.-Judgns9s
end new trial ordered Costs 70 asds event
James C. Partridge sgt. Daaiei GiceraeS'es.--
John i. Kcndenburgh ast. Charles Morgau.-Ordsr
affirmed
Tbe Nantucket Pacific Bank sgt Horatio N. s.et-
S @ 70 eSss.s % e;s FOR 49, and '''' '''
same sgt. SaIDe.--Seme order.
VIM. d. Lawrence sgt- John Wocds.--New tr'S
denied
VIM. Fl. Fogq agt. The New-york SILK Msnnfs,-
turing Company D. D fo3se q Al Jads%en. for sss plaintiff
ss@s 2s and for special relief 'ab'tsnty prayed in sAs
SPECIAL TERx-Besors Justice Boswoxrm
THE CASE OF the POLISH coUSrRss.
Julii La Kousks agt Edwerd n. rieIiiaz
In THE case the plantn sought to compel the defend
ant for the business OF an alleged Panersbp listing
between them. The s,Gts -sre reported few s.y. 70
MARINERS and BE- ordsted reference take s-couatiag
Before JS.ticf PrEErOS IsII. pE K;IS..5
TIE parties to this suit were married IN l8l3 And
hey have Children and s ~: as Ssa S ss
ow. and had committed adult y "isa Ais5snaes Dunlap mt
stnent Of divorce in Of the husband ganed
SUIT TO ENFORCE CONTRACT.
A. 3. Moore ast George W. Co nstOck ct al
Tx,ia case was tried short time ago IL was an 40
on az .inst G~ors. W Coas.sok wm a. co5tSst sso n
H. Jud.o0 formerly members Of the htm o. A. = mite e.
and fp a. s. bite Co.. 1sds Deoo@ser s ft sAs
al tie s'set. and property GA ! Whss ca
joInsTy 1850 with A. White tho pat Of the arm ss
teendsnt among other .binys set mp thai Deeemso
before the contract made, A j. White Co bad seta
ont 10 George W. Comstock all the asset' &c. OF a -
White & Co, existing OF tbs. tine, except the trade
marx and GOODWILL Of the business and come ps and stock
or hand Considerable evidence Introduced bat ess
def udan,s finally abandoned that part OF the case seonS
20 sale TO Geo Coms0ss Judge perrep,n In deoif
ing under the Contract OF Oecembr So be-
and A. J. White Co.. snd the performance OF On
the 1T January 1889 sstesthed 10 ~ Moore with mite Sss
tho psrtners the antia Moore nay nave scqaret
the legal title all the property and set. Of White c.
As the OF the properly OF A. j. White Co. to Geo W.
Comstock he satisfied that valid IL II took
place But as th action addressed rey the eqgtts
BE powers Of the Court and evident that both psres
had beep endeAvOTng to play e shape uck each Other
would hell neitl and he therefore die
niss The psnt without either party, leaving the
plaintiff his remedy at Law.
A. Dyett for plaintiff J. d. and I. d. Sherwood and W. 6.
Noyes for defendant
Before Justice WOODBURY..
The Bank Of Toronto at. VIM X. Hunter
Demurrer overruled, with costs, and win leave TO
uhipa 70 withdraw and reply If advised wths
twenty days Of OF demurrer and proceedings
thereon.
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the offoe handed him over to The law TO answer to
the formidable charge. II not known to any
ried pistol ia lbat, he acted according to his official
81 Personal rules OF self deA nae.
But he vss faithful 20 his instructions, and behaved
with great coolbets and p-udei oe we'll courage
showing all kinonees biz prisonerfor whom great
cea e csmI SSeiVn is felt by persons connected
with the institution. Boston Transcript
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ANUsEsRSTS--At the NlHteT Garden The Octo
room" will be given four times more. On Tuesday,
Mrs. Blake will bave benefit. Next Monday, Matilda
Heron's new drama, Leebia, is to be brought out,
and the authorizes George Jordan, and jas. Walack,
IT,, are specially engaged for its representation.
Eat Laura Keenes, "The Heart Of Midlothian has
nroyed even more attractive than could have been eX
peeed The house is crowded nightly in spite OF ran
hail. and SLOW. OF course, a long run Is assured
N,Blo's reopens tonight with Cookies Royal Am
pbithester," hen the public will have an opportunity
of seeing how equestrian entertainments are manager
In Il Q Old World.
JVeHaek drives strong team tlis week, Every
body Friend ard % A Husband 10 Order, ON the
SINE evening.
AT the two B0Eerys new pieces follow in snoh raph
succession that eanne remember even their Names
Houses generally good.
The National presents Dramatic Resdings and
full equestrian performance. Tie managers will de-
vote the proceeds Of THURSDAY evening next TO the
widows and orphans who are now suffering from tho
terrible calamity at Lawrence.
st the Myscpm ono Of those immense Ledger s.ories
i, having run, under the lurid title Of The Red
Ranger"
The Broa3ray Bopdoir Ia a new name for the Old
Minstrel place. No. Az, which viii be opened tonight
by the Webb sisteTr.
Geo. Christy's lauglable "New-Ycars Call" con-
tnucs to fill Niblos Saloon"
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IAdvertLsenlenEl
JUST OUT,

BRApsrKBHr's Book COMMERCIAL REPoRrr
Containing 400 reports Of the Bankers, Merchants Manu-
e,cu,sr kc of 100 cities of the United stsos and British
Provinces Terms 500 per which entities the Pur-
chaser to the present volume and volume in July nexs
weekly hee. Of coectsrs and inquiries Office either in
person OF by letter without extEz charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

MEDICAL WoaES-Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell will
lecture this evening upon Medicine as Profession
for Women" in the First Congregational Unitarian
Church, corner of PerpOnt street and Monroe place,
Brooklyn. The necessity of establishing College
Hospital for the practical education of women in Medi-
Sine, AZ physicians and nurses, will be demonstrated.
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CRY MoRrALrTY.-Tbe total number Of deaths in
this city last week lis, of which 81 were adults,
50 children; 81 males, and 81 females The principal
diseases were: Consumption, 10; congestion of the
lunga, g. small pox, q measles 3; marasmus nfantile,
6; commissions, infante, 10; hopping cough, |; debi-
ty infante g. Natives of the United States, 90; Ire
land IA; Brtish America, 3; Germany, Ii England, s.
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CITY ITEMS.

Snow, elect and slush have been the characteristics
of the weather for the past day or two. Yesterday
the sun came out with an early summersh air, and
gave cheerful aspect to the Sabbath. But the streets
are dirty sloppy icy aud 20 generally dsagreoable as
to deter promenaders from venturing out except upon
pressing business.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAS M-BeAss
Jndce Bhrrs

SENTENCE OF LKIMINAL5 DkFEhHED.
Several persons convicted duri0g the past few days
were brought Court foe sentence bot Mr kdsssy hnu
counsel directed he passing judgment whatever as
much as the Indictments which they tried bad not
signed by any United States Di.tctAttoey and further that
AZ such office at the time Of finding such indictmsnt
no one could substituted Acting District Attorney
The Judge refsnod from passing sentence desiring
inc the question.
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Frederick Waterman,

CARRYING SLUsG-SHUT Frederick Waterman,
Keeper Of lager heer saloon No 500 Grand street
ye.dsy for carving sung shot. John Kirsvood, OF No.
siree te6es that Saturday evening he say al I'M
Known sn be sting intoxicated person In Grand street. and
that on h attempting drunken Waterman at
20 prevent him. tried uug shot which
bis Justice Brennan committed the &C.
eusad TO answer In default Of SJ00 bail.
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LARCENY AND FoRcrRr.-william Young was ar

LARCENY AND fORGfHf--U Hihi" hO".S 49,.
red on Fdey afternoon charged with having IN octoor s
broken into the Office Of r. smith Coz No ~ sesentn ~
nrs sna taxing thence two hills against the Manhat4n -
90 Tor considerable amount aud one bi ior 20 T.
ward Jones This latter bill presented io'
Zones drew his check that amount ThischscN WIS.,
Al the bant an being inAosed F. suh &C2 was ponpy
paid Il wa nerwsd disc vored that the
sery Young supicion and on oeihg IN
the two bills against the Msphsttu Ga. TO were Ioud ~
Justice committed the accuSed O "a
animation.
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MARRIED..

FwMAE-sHATTUCK-Op Wednesday, Jsn. g. by Pref J.
Newman Jsmes Newman and Lydia Ann Shatud, both 81
Galway Saretoss County, n. T.
STREBEtGH-SHFETS-At Montounvil Pa on Thurpday
Jan s. by the Rev j. g. Das le Mr. Thomas j. strebsigs a
Spring Island Farm to Miss julia Sheets Of Fairfield Lyco
Ing County Pa.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The Draytons appear this evening at Washington
HAD, WlIiamsburgh, and perform "Never Despair
and "Loves Labor Lost" two of their favorte Par
Tor Operas. Senior Olveira will execute some hvorte
pieces on his violin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

COUNTERFEIT BLLs.-The city was flooded with
counterfeit. g. bills the Wsmsuts Back Of fs RVer Sses
on ssturdsy night large number passed ssoreieep
" worthless character Of tire bs was sscetstned
Two men, givit their w j. Eli ard Eli StsHdsh, were
created the charge ID passing them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

peciaIly On the contest 70 be national one in which
he iudpmept Ct the oarsman 10 the best place should
be acquesced in.
TIE whole amount required to be raised il ~ Ooo-
$500 10 pay exlenses and $500 a. the amount to DC
rowed for. II Is moro than pr?eaoie thai Newoargh
expeppes leaving g. OOO 10 be taken in New. York ana
otbar places. In fact, the whole amount could be
raised here without much edot-for lOO subscribers,
NJ $50 each, would do the whole buaioess-bnt IS the
champion has warm friends ia other places, we must
owe them an opportunity TO "take haa in
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Girl aoed two wears.

BURNED TO DEATH.-A little girl aged two years,
s-e was burned to death Saturday uiht in con'e
Of the LIMITING of her clothes while playing with n'e
Coroner scknsn inquest the body and verdict OF
O. occidental death" was rendered
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CoUsTERFFIr BnLs.-On Saturday night, two
men, who gave their names IS Thomas Lloyd ana Ming
ere arrested or charge Of passng counterfeit 50 bills par
norng 10 be of the Of the Wamsus Bank Of Fa River
Mas The prisoners taken before Justice Osborn who
them to answers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

FLUIp AccIDEST.-Mrs. Conner, OF No South
Fifth street while engaged Saturday evening in ling ud
lamp lille Il ahted severely bEed by the haid TAX
rg he. OAcer Fletcher Of the Sixth Precinct heard her
and succeeded ia eztinguishins the flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

NIsETErsTH WARD REPUBLIcAss.-On Friday
evening the Republicans Of the XIXth Ward elected
their officers for the year 1860 follows: President
Thomas j. Marshall; Vice Presidents, Lawrence Har
ney, George Wcfeld Secretaries, John Cooper, jr.,
Jason Mills; Treasurer, VIM. ii. Schsnck.
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PIcKPocKET CAUuHr.--Jarnes Bums had h's po,Ket
Sa6 doiars Friday night bile 10 Canal street o
Brennan whose company ne haa oeo
for short time Burns procured his arrest
against the aroused and he up to answer "
QuarkenbuEh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

AFPoHTMESr.-Mr. Charles Missing, the courteous
Soygeaut-at-Arms Of the Republican Central Commit.
tee of this city, has been appointed Assistant Librarian
to the Assembly Of the State.
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D. DIsHoSEsg SEnvANr.--HaIlah j. La Ricks a ser
want IN the employ Csroire STARK ia Aay street
was arrested Saturday niht the chsTg OF sac
valued 9. s6e, She was committed % acgwer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

THE CoMsoS CouScIL-To-niyht, the Common
Council will meet. The Aldermen are already at
work. but the Cour cilmen do nothing until Pres
dent Jones announces his Committees. This, it is
derstood he will do this evening. We hope that
thing will then he done towards providing the means
of cleaning the streets, which just are in most
disgracefui condition.
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FELL ON TIE IcE.-0n Saturday night, as Mrs
Julia Jackson returning home she slipped on TIE icy
msn the Of lie xiugon avenue and
Nrw. ork Hospital
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Fon ErRoPE.-The Brtsh Mail Steamer Kangaroo,
Capt. Brooks, left on Saturday afternoon for Liver
pool, via Queenstown. She takes out 81 cabin pas
pers, 13J in the Storage, and 81 ,632 in specie.
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Internationally

N WANT TO BE ffEALTTf, WEhLIH1i IiUNVh-
aBLK AND HAPPY"-A Psychological Examination At FOWLER
WEs $50 Broadway viii reveal Your defects and how 70
correct hemyour talents and how TO use them 70 Advantage
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bIlssISG-Rachel Carton. girl Of fourteen Year, Of
age home the Of North Second street sad Tn.
avenue "Wednesday las. for the purpose OF visiting her
uncle in Newly since which time nothing has been head
ofh her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
,,,.,o, ov Tuyvr-Of6cer Bean Of the First

SusptcIoN OF THRFT.-Oihcer Bean OF the First
Precinct Yesterday arrested Young named George Smith,
on ustcion having stolen shout fifty yards OF Vevsteen
which lie had concealed beneath bis overcoat The pooer
was taken before Justice Osborn. who committed mn 70 an
yer The property be at the Fss "aFd station
House, in Franklin Market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

by M D. &. Herbert quantity Of bones dug ussd pt
on bile farm in Marlboro township From theta Gle,
broken snd disconnected stuston shoud think scarcely
po'oe TO classify then Possibly .h have belonged 70 soae
monster, monde script animal They Undecided distance
Of twenty surface Abou. OF the skeleton
uncovered and Mr. H. thuks much remains ia te
bank he goins 70 dig sgain IN day., snd vii exercise
much to have the reraneer perfect a. can W
The lsbores who Discovered and removed the specimens uel
aud the they much ooken. apns
them two fne pieces, OF which was eooot :,
Ions, inches I. dsIaeter aud very heavy ~ Aoll'9I'
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NEWvJ-ERSEY ITElN,S

Collision IN Tns BREoFs Ccr.-On Saturday
morning accident occurred between and 10 O'Clock
in the Bergen cut, on the NewJersey Railroad which
resulted in demoshing baggage belonging to the
NewYOik and Erie Company, aud delaying the trains
for an hour. The o'clock freight train on the Erie
Road was detained in the cut, and the New-JerSey
accommodation came along at tho usual speed, but,
owing to fog hss prevailed at the time the engineer
war unable to the train ahead in time preventive
collsion-
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IAdyertisement.l

Millions ef Bottles of Mrs. WlNsLOW's S0OTH-
ye gRup are now every year In the United States for
Children Teehlng with neveTaing saccess hehe 10 ilns
Hate ana certain Oaly IS cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

MssoTER.-The types made US say that Doct. s. R.
Perry wac the author Of the Swl-M1k Report of the
Academy of Medicine. The truth Is that it was DOct.
s. Il. Percy and hs devoted months OF labor to the
subject gratutouSy, for the benefit of the most needy
class Of this city who are the Of swi milk,
he is entitled to their gratitude and TO be rightly
named.
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nr.n Cu1n Forsn.-Ahout daylight on Saturday

oiuz the Head body infant about monhs old
found at the Battery Whether abandoned before or as death
imnossbe 10 conjecture The body conveyed to The
First Precinct and the COroHer notified to bold
an Inquest.