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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

0RORDIKs EsCAPE
The INTERVIEW BE1WxEN THE GlBf1kA
THE MEETING ON SALISBURY CRA 0d
THE ARREST OF KFFIk
JEANIR'S SYMPATHY.
THE SISTERS 8TRUQlTA.
THE TRIAL OF EFFIH DEAMA
JEANIE1 JOURNEY 70 LONDo0,
HER MEETING WITH ARGYLk
JEANNE BEFORE THE QUEEN
THE RISING OF TEE POPULACM
!HE DESTRUCTION or THE roLBoorH
IFFIEB RESCUE.
JEANIK's ARRIVAL.
THE NEW OVERTURE (nightly en0credD sad lsouluCV0
music arranged expreesly for the plece BY
NIB. THOMAS BAKER
Doors opea n half past
ferformancea cosmmeuce n half past ssve1. -
The play terminates DEom Okclo Don
may DO secured one week h advance Balcony chain - so
6Ola eoa4a. 20 conta.
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A MA0NIFICENTLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANO.
"A foe whsh $500 four months since will be dspoeed
for less than halt IT. value. purchased Immediately
seven octaves splendid ssrPentne case
French grand action 10 Can be At l3 avenue b. near
Authn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

ERAsKLIN MUSEUM. LIT GRAND STREET. ONE DOOR
IS OFRN FOR THE SEASON
Grow ded honsos testify to the beau 1ul pictures Of the
MODEL ARTISTIC,
Couposed Of some Of he finest formed women In The world
The entire troupe, consisting OF
TwENTY.FIvE YOUNG LADIEs
will appear II each performance Remember
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY,
commencing n IN tho afternoon and In the evening
Orchestra seats 90 cens Boxes d oens Private boxes
seats on the stage S.
IMPORTANT NOTION.
The afternoon performances always concluded by half past
thereby enabling all who wtah 10 leave tho city ample time
70 reach the differ ent steamboats, and cara
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sHIPPIHG.


WmkLr gKxAM LINE FnO4 INV YORx 10 OORx
W - Hv9yool carrying ~ Unned oealss AMI OAna6laa
nen6 - 1e4kroA Ocean bcaua Oounpanye HFuk claaa
Ga pewsrs1 Uyds baia aeansAlp kI0L6 sxx0N, GapI
- astS shsp;S 81 qcisksA - pessgs tsvs:a Ans.
uypool lscludi1g bee ackd b. railway to PsrGss1 4
~ tooSnx 60 SAooosdna 70 accomnaodaAenA
turn acast. nrst clsas $50 and 9ieO sass 90 frepa1
e osas nrs,n q Iss1sd ver IN. By oAsr line Ap.
Xsrk No 10 water street, liverpool Queensswa snd Cork
A U6InALLA.-fHn CLIPPEx SHIP HOUND VIII.
al Ter ne.scrsne March s. and Tho clipper ahp sIIODA
A UsIRALIA PIONExR LINE, xsrABLwHHD lisa
- eesrynG TOE United STATES mzts-The besvful Al er
Ss s%s siDp Ss<s EyAHGsLINA. 600 .oas ssrsa VA
S.n and for boA nr and second
eas paeengcr1 An0 loading Pier Il Rsst riyer m
MAAC WALTON, Smalley rnaslos and vm hass ovsck
aspiacn Scr rsydpsy Fos egh pas.xe apply Sod
Cus ar - and 90 advances made oooasnmess
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IJOx NEW ORLEANS AND HAvANA.-SAFURDAv
MarsA q ocicck T., frsa the foo a warrsa rss
the United States MAJ ssemshp line VII desuaHsh favorifS
steamer, above For frctek paasAgs apulv 10 n a.
ROBxkze. aesak III Wssk skesG, csrneR Il WaryU.
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DIED.

BrrpKr In Rrootjvr On Tuesday Feb g. epe.ts Teller
Gully daughter OF Dr. A. C. and r. d. borhe ssedz years ana
Tie friends Of the family ere invited Aeud the funeral at
their residence NO s Union street. on Thursday afternoon
cAMP-on Monday FEB o. Cale, nn. OF Calvin B. and
The fepd Of ~. fy are Invited to attend the funeral
"Wednesday sfernOon at o'clock from no 100 Columbia
1lset, Brooklyn.
Robert j. Dansp eldest u Robt Dunlap aged 70 years
TITO relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend residence Of his parents No. lo'
King street on eduosdeJ, at O'CLOCK
GRLGoRY-In Wilton, Conn.,, on Sunday Fso 70 Charles
Gregory, aged 20 year..
GooDwIs-on Tuesday Feb %. Courier Goodwin ESQ., Of
cerebral hemouhsge AZ his residence NO ~ An'y street,
His eres Ieavcs acqartances aud sso those Of his
late 7esietnce on Thurscsy March At O'Clock with
further Invitation his remains i'll be inferred at the cy
Fhila5eipbis and California papers please copy
LEAoH-Fc SaceP in Jesus on Tuesday aeeno0n Feb ~
Sarah Ann The beloved wife of Jaines L. Leach.
Particulars In 10 morrow mornings papers
LEGGETT-on Tuesday, Feb % AIon Legsst in the Goth
TIE fnneai @ take place from the residence of his nePhew,
Rubcn Lesgett Washington avenue Brooklyn neal fulton
avenue Sixth day, I'd month 3D. at in where as rea'
.yes aud respectfully invited 10 attend without mr.
Their noticc.
MaCOMBER In This city, on Tuesday morning, Feb "a,
Cera NE T.. Macon Der aged A. years
The anea w be acnoe6 from the residence Of he, brother
s. L. Macomtcr Nc Ice Elm street, on Thursday mafca l.
AZ 10 ocnck A. m The reaves end friends Of tue family are
invited TO attend without further notice.
MCAIISTER--In this city, Monday, Feb 70 Me buftis
sor o. b. Il. W. MsAer aged years. month ana ~
days -, . -. II !, -
TIE fureal v take place from No 50 Chryse street .h dy
nv al O'clock Tic relatives AID friends Of tue
family ale respectfully invited to attend
EoLAEIn Gresbpoint suddenly Monday Feb q, In the
Ash year Of his age MT Edo AID Nolan late foreman printer
n be New iork Ledger Office.
THOMPsOgn this city on Saturday, Feb g. after short
ies Mary Ellen eldest daughter Of Hugh and Deborah
lhomps5n in the Iaih year Of her ago
Her ZEN aims sro Saratoga County Tor inierueit
VAN COLLEEN In this city, Monday, Feb u, Joseph son
of Lqcl and Elizabeth an CcIein, eeea q years
.ITFns In bis i.v on Sunday Feb. 2e Sarah Hannah,
dsuatsr of john and Msy Walkers, aged years and 10
n ou;hs.
VFEEs-In this city Monday Feb ~ Clinton Harriott
inIsLt sop Of Dewitt I. and Elizsreth Weeks.
aITFORD-n this city Monday, Feb. p, Frank Deau'
sou q VIM H. AID CoInelia hord eyed year and 81 daJ
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Bull nEAp.-Ahhough the number OF Beef Cat
Tie yarded for this weeks market much less than
il Wac last week, the market is not materially bet
ter for arovers. The number in tho yards yester-
day 2,5l6 and do no. think that i: will be
teally increased by fresh arrivals this morning The
difference in the number by the Harlem Road is very
remarkable. Last week it was so head. Yesterday
only 50 had been received by that road and only
small lots expected hast night. The average
qualify Of the stock this week is hot as good aud we
think the sales of the best cattle the first day of the
market were upon better terms for than upon
either Of the two days las week. a good many bull
locks viii be sold at ten cents net pound that would
not have BROUGHT that last week. The market on
Tlesiay for the rough stock and for thin steers was
not lively one, and good many were left over for
the second day. With the exception of few very
extra coed bullocks held at l0i TO II CENTS and
super extra At l2 cents the sles generally range this
week at TO 10 cents net pound, and at beee prices
tie supply seems ample for the demand. Although
all VIII be sold today, there is prospect of any
teTial advance upon the rates of yesterday last
week.
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We lave not pretended to Re very accurate about
price, bat those given a:e usually below the MARKET
We have, al all evetts, total Of eeven millions OF
dollars Of existing copper sbares TO cay noihug oil iae
millions United 20 te utterly loet in cead stocks hhn
OF Tie speculative I,ices st which many bcaget mo
the hve ones last year, tie whole paying the mtg.
nIiiceut income. this year. of SlJO, UO0-not cen.
upor the moIey expenaed by rhe public IN miniag
Stocks If reckon their cost at the speculative prizes
st which many worthy people have been inSncea 70
buy them. FurihtT comment is needless. mere Is
not and never Was, one chance In ten that an unde
velopcd mine could 10 made to pay, even aftor te
Gous expenditure of $l50,000 to $500 600. Heace,
whatever the sanpui,e or the speculative may say
there is not ore chance in ten that an undeveloPen
nine will ever he worth the money spent npon IL
Wbst folly then, to paw five, six OF ten dollars per
slaie epreseriipg $780, D to 500 600 IN good money
ap bonus for uudsveored mining locations
This cf course for investors, who are In haste 70
be rich. Az vehicles Of "sptculation, based on an
advance in copper Gourishing pronunciamiento IRON
Tie nine, or The sheer purchases Of clique mining
shares are invaluable. Bat whle, for Investors,
proved and paying mIe is Of real value, new loea-
ton is only legitimate enterprise to be developed W
tie best with time cost and labor share IN 1t may
Ice prize, but will probably be blank. Hence, one
ought not 10 pay very highly for ones ticket.
The annexed statistics Of Breadstuis are from Ed
ward Bills Circulars
L,,f Of Rre,d 10 Gre1f Rkgiu and Ireland from Sept
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MaRRIFR.

BENJAMIN-yeOOr-Tlis msrrave. advertised IN The IIio
zee OF Taesssy. Feb. g. misrepresentation, and do"h
hight Iie.
BUKkY-JENNiN0S--In Empire, Wis ON Sunday Jan IL,
b. &. Robbins the rsgidence OF the pne
father hr Berry Mss mary W youngest daughter
Of Capt Lcw H. Jennings. formerly OF City Island NJ \.
BONDEN-ROCEEs-in Worcester Mas. Tuesdsy. teb.
&C. on the Rcv M Gutter Thomas II. Bonden Of Nov YORK,
TO Miss Lucy n. Rogers Of the former place.
MARTiE-LAWREhCF- Monday, Feb. q, By the Rev
j. G. French Sir. Geo g. bartin 10 Miss Mary y Law
renee dnurhter Of Isaac Lhweace, esq all Of brooAyn
SIBELL-tWfKG-At GIos upoinl, on Tuesday, Fob "a by
Rev T. T. Beo1, Jostph X Shell 10 hetia H. daughter
cf( 5eorv Fufrq
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KINGS COUNTY COURT or sEssIoN7-BefOre Judge
GARRISON, Justices STILTELL and STRYEEa.
The business OF this C0ut was resumed yesterday

iA''''' Gkrg1soy. justices sr1LvELI aud sTRYKEa.
The business OF this C0uIt was resumed yesterday
Andrew Lewis implicated with Reuben Thomas sFTsgned
am with another young rgn broke into pTov
IN Columbia street. the night o the tA o. obituary iz
The proprietor having OCCASION 70 come back to tie store cav
. Inside end foe PeTsons operating at the
sac tie crested alarm ard the burglars came ont aud ran 10
the Hamilton avenue Feuy. where Lewis and Thos were a.
ryted Nv he ro The other ono escaped The defendant
pleaded guilty and sentenced 70 the state frson oF TWO
Rrhn Levi was then arraigncd similar Indictment
lie is u years old Counsel made touching appeal 20 me oart
10 the piiscners behalf Hi father he stated pilot who
had lost his lie Tho sGi 10 fair oircuma9ces
during the fathers hete. Some Tune eie bis DEAF eo"
in She ruso gentleman made frequent Gala at the house sni
engh Ia running he widow dsushcf heA the
with eli these csames, the mother overwhelmed With gre!
on accom-. Of tie misfortune which has oyertasen lhs son ta
defendant. Thr anteceicus o. the boy good; ne had
never committed crime before AID this onene YES
to evil associates Counsel therefore appealed to the Cou 10
The u. Ict Attorney having accepted pie, Of attempted
burglary, the pfesi.h 'u1se ree ~ sLi
lint ir the paramount interests society in srch
cses Il was remarkable fact that In eli the cases OF burglary
before the CeuI, this .el It'll two exceptions the de-
PENDANTS re boys mad barely he'd the age Of 81
There must be scS somewhere IN the moral Hns wiz
show led the necessity for vindsrion Of the a" ne
Of The Court that the prisoner he sentenced TO the fehe
iis1y for four months a. hard lsoor'
6mas cher aged scgeeen years, pleaded guilty 20 Dar'
esy the fcoudlesre Ia breaking into The store Of Jehn o
ander in Bushwick avenue aud stealing thereou sweliy 70
IL. ya.e Of $50 The articles found upon hi pes-oh
AZ ppe1red that lie hal been charged With otler onense tie
him to the State Prison Tor the term Of I'VE
horss atte was TIED on an indictment charging him With
interfering with OnccE LeWI1 OF tue
,aeed 10 n Eng drunken b. the ststiOnouss lie was
Gosed end battery, aud sentenced to the feeH
tary Tor thirty days. - G.,
AUGUST Frock was tried and yictd Of burglary IN he hrst
dr.s Ia breaking the Of Conrad Oorsten NO -
A.su scet on the night Of the 2d OF November last ana
ateang hcreirom large number Of articles OF
ysue TIL, pr35i b1s conclusive, lie ahd sen
fenced 10 N Prison for ten an two months
Frcder-ka Jenez tried Tor committing az aeni' az. M
battery upon q colored clergyman named III N Hal IhSI
Matte ocoued neisboling encInen,s In Degaw street An
the defendant taking oense a. something said by ha Threw
brE which struck him tho mouth, causing serious injury
She was convicted aud recommended 10 mercy by the jury
wher.upou sne wa sentenced 10 pay fine OF 80 -,
Several disposed Of! and the S0'' MI
journed til Wednesday morning.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COIRT-GENKEsL TKRN-fRB. 28-beisre jus
tees SUTHERLAND, BOSHRY, and LEONARD.
THI PTRONER MAkSLACGHTER Casa REV TRIAL
GRANTED.
The John ID. Piromer, the young German
corviccs in the Oyer and TsrmineT before in
Davies ia Ap, last o. granddaughter In caung the death Of
ChsIles decided ~ wit Of this
ID will be the defendant coffee hne cake
BcweIy ard the crime for wnc nc couTi,fed
grew Of attack upon Lin BY the deceased, whose bad
character wei kno=n.
The Court per Judge sutherland IN deciding the case unan
imouy bel Judge Davies erred wh asked 70 further tn
ihe uIy amer they had been cut twenty h0gra bg
chasing them whether tie pls guilty oil iai
auste whether II jusiabie homicide Thsi was not
qnrstion law but OF fact and the JutsA told them inst
wac clearly nans.auecT No had righ 20
Whether the life 81 as deceased IN sedene
except The Jury To upheld the charge as div
the Court would prosi ale the whole ury ste The
OF! ,onor " as therefore entitled a trial William Water
burv Tor the People, Henry L. Clinton for the prisoner.
DECISION.
fyarieOn CO al. ag'. GIvau It al.-hOtion tor re-
arm gTuued order made s previous General Term
vacated
Mortimer Shay viii be argued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

Treasury Notes bearing y cent Interest are firmly
held at = cent premium and are scarce. The 81 y
cents PAR. There is banking demand for Gov
eminent ard New-York State sioofs aud the lots on
the market are firmly held. We hear Of four new
banks forming in this State. Some of the balances due
Boston and Philadelphia arc being drawn in specie
from our banks.
The annexed table gives the amount Of Specie to
net Deposits held by the Banks in this city. Few of
the Bsnks held less than 20 = cert of Specie to net
Deposs; reports over 40 2 cent? one over 30 y
cent; two over 80 = cent; u % y cent 2l over
~ 2 cont and Line under 20 Y cent?
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-FEB. 2s.-Before Re.
ccEder


William j. CroIsey, q neatly dressed Young man,
was tried fer stesus pGro worth 900 which he hired from
Sterile Gordon piano dealer and sold at auction hoT time
piano was deveTed Cropsey No 327 Twenty
The Jury retired after brief trial and remained absent until
q in the af ernoon when thcs brought In verdict Of Guilty
q ndsOn to the the
TIE Court Tmanded him 20 give his counsel OPP
portuEity tn prepare bill OF exceptions
Francs Ma;As and Frede II Bishop the former muscular
cosrseookns fellow the latter dnnuttye sharp featured
sccomplce we've jointly tried ard found guilty Of tempting
commit burglary vino and liquor in Wake street
on the morning Of III 18th Jsnuny officer Coesrfes ed than
while IA the performance OF the decd aud TOOK evers skeleton
thor csou. Mss sentenced 70 the State
Prison three and eight months aid Bishop for three
years and tiz months.
batch Of psoneIs brought In from The Tombs and
arraigne6, oil OF them pleading guilty.
William Coles aud @wrn So1cn pnsded guilty Of an attempt
II burglary the third degree. Coles had not been arrested
before and this being his hIt ofense, he let OF win s
months in the Pspienay SodsE sentenced to ne Font
Tertiary for year. ..
Melville Grihsr pleaded guilty Of grand larceny IN stealing
q coats from Matthias H. Barrett Of No 81 Murray street on the
23d Deceber and sentenced TO the state fson oT TWO
yesrs and siy months.
Daniel ne- Young swnder who attempted 20 raise
money ct short notice BY Of bogus bills which he
tented vnsus ard collected money upJn cent
10 the State Prison year aud eisl. month";
Henry Rows YOUTH arTsiened his first caeuse pleaded
guilty larceny and sent 20 the Penitentsry Tor sx
John aiulgsn pleaded guilty Of grand larceny AID sent
to the PcnitentiGTy Tor year.
Peter Campbell and George Robert stood jointly indicted for
burglary ~ tire FIST degree Campbell pleaded guilty ond was
the State Prison Tor three years and eight months
Roberts pleaded not guilty and was rcnanded for trial
Adjourned.
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CLUBBED TO DEATH-EsCAPE or THE AssAIL-.
AST.-About II o'clock yesterday morning, nforms-
ton YVES received at the First Ward Station uOuse at
Trinity place to the effect that man named Richard
Guerkn had been murdered on the afternoon previous
by DicdIick Dammann at the saloon No. 81 Washing
ton street. The Sergeant in charge of the Station
House at once dispatched several officers to ascertain
tie truth of the matter. Proceeding TO the saloon
where the disturbance occurred, which is kept by j. II
d. Clauson, they learned that on Monday afternoon
Guekn entered the saloon consi6 eraby intoxicated.
lie called fer glass of liquor, which given him
by Dammarn, the barkeeper. Guerkin then became
quite noisy much to disturb the neighborhood
and it was impossible to keep him quiet. He soon
called for mOre liquor, which peremptOrily re-
fused by Dammann. This refusal irritated Gaerkin to
great degree, and he attempted TO 20 behind the
counter and help himself Dammann resisted his at
emps 10 get the liquor and asruggle ensued between
em during which several blows were struck by both
Of them. At length GueTkin seized a heavy water
pitcher and attempted strike the barkeeper with it.
Upon this provocation Dammann seized a club which
ing under the counter and struck Guerkin with
il two severe blows the head. Tue
drunken man reeled against the counter and
finally fell to the floor, where he remained perietly
insensible Finding that he did not recover, carr
was called and the injured man was conveyed to his
residence in the second story Of No. 10 Carlisle street,
His wife, surprising him to be drunk, assisted IN put
ting him 10 bed where he was left without iurther
thought This was about O'Clock in the afternoon
aud when Mrs. Guerkin went to bed some hours iS'e''
she fonnd her husband still inscnsble The next morn
ing when she awoke, she discovered that ne was SUI,
and cold by her side, having evidently eAPneu soNei
bonrs before Search was at once instituted ior Dam
mann, the barkeepsr; but it was found thai he had
ea a. m early hour in the morning. Ii was ruuored
that he had obtained $500 from friend, aud with that
ann started ut once for New0rleans. This story was
doubted by the police and they are now searching the
CIV for him. Coroner Schirmer was summoned TO
hold an inquest upon the body Of deceased but ascer
tanning that it would bempOssibe to secure the attend
anee of the necessary witnesses, the inquest was post
pored until this morning. DIR. George b. Bouton
made post-mortem examination, when it was diseoy-
cred that the deceased had sustained fracture Of the
skull, which was clearly the cause of death. The most
strenuous eXerioDs e being made to detect the per-
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KILLED BY A FtII.-On Sunday night William H.
Austin fell into the Of house No. 22 Ess Eghtoe rre
end oGsy injured On Menday morning be was ccn
living in the agony and c)nveyed to h rest
dence BY where be expired the eyeninr sup
poed that the deceased ristook No se for bis reenc
and sdveeny walked into the Coroner schsf hso
inquest the bod when the Jury rendered yeqt 10 &C.
cordece with the facts aud further stated that they CON
sder Z the railing about the said area very unsafe.
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pEEsosu Tixrs.-The Commissioners Of IaSesand
Asses announce that the sss:sment rolls of per-
sona estate open for inspection and correction
a; No. 81 Chambers street. until April 30 As the AS
sessmcnt of persona property is peculiarly liable to
error all persons interested shoald call and examine the
sa. After the 3Oth of April when the books pass into
the hands OF the Supervisors reduction can be made
unless it shall appear on oath affirmation that the
party aggTeyed unable to attend within the period
prescribed for the correction of taxes by of sick
ness or absence from the city.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEoIAL TERs-FEB. 22.-Befors j.
fireR

SUIT AGAINST TIE SHOE AND LEATHER gANR
NLa Smith a. sgl. Thv Shoe aud Leather Bank 81 al
This sull has been referred TO before. IL was u
motion for injunction restrain the officers Of the Shoe an
Leather Bank collecting claim against the pldnfs,
amounting ll2G The plaintiffs srgo that they obtained
the leans nom he bank partly expo's contract fer them
the 81 cent aum and taat the
whole interest heae lsana amount 20 O Tue
suit has recently been discontinued and Settled and under
stood defendants have given up the aud agreed to
take CO. psysbe IL three years IL satisfaction Of all claims
against the plaintiffs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

BARNrN'' MCsrCY.-The new curiosities tina. have
jus been added the collection are well worthy the
attention Of those interested In Natural History.
They consist of huge California Bear, weighing
over 1900 pounds, Sea Lion, which this Occ ision
ID not an ordinary Seal, and nondeseriPt, which has
not as yet been named. The grizzly bear ia truly
monster of the most formidable description 70 conquer
which, in fair fight, would be an exploit worthy the
proves Of the hardeit pioTeer The Sea Lion, Is a
black vicious looking monster, weighing about 'oJ
pounds, with powerful jaws and tosth, which had
better 10 avoided. The ucndescrp animal, Is ABOUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

TEsEMESTHoUsE COMMITTEE. The Committee
appointed By the Late Broome-street meeting, TO use
their endeavors to induce the Legislature to pass bin
governing the construction of tsnementhouses efs for
Albany last evening. The Committee consists Of Al.
H. Duganne VIM. H. Fry, and one or two other IN
huentRI gentlemen They were accompanied, at their
earnest solicitation by General Superintendent Pills.
bury, who has become very much interested h the
movement. Numerous complaints have been made to
the General regarding the insecurity Of many of he
overerowded tenement-bouses in the city, and it ia de-
signed by the Committee to do everything that bs
done to ndace the Legislature not only to provide for
the cafe construction of these psckngboxes in future,
but to compel owners of thOse already in provide
safe and of eeress for the occupants
in case of fire.
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iAdvertisemenEl
PROFESSIONAL

JosHrs = BRDeh D. Oaer his professional sericss "a
his IN the Geefenbexg Institution, No. 80 Pskrow
New ork hrJsgvlarss and Dseasss ~ Hoses. ersgr
deseon, CyassnpoR oyoac and adlgedst dsedsss both
local and constutiouB skuly aud successfully Eeated
Once hours, 10 l. and JtoA