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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNITURE, FEATURES, ETC,
Al PUBLIC AUCTION, st 10 o'clock, A NJ,
On Saturday, August 18th, 1850,
To the highest bidder for CASH. In TIT h,t Of Fur
niturc L. large ot Of single ard double PCLC MAT.
RESsES. all nearly new.
The OHIO HOTEL is loo a'ed in the ACa Art Of the bu
snees community Of Piactr\it, esd AaA alNaSt com
manded an excellent run Of PATRONAGE II lie situated
on Main street, nearly oJ,~A.e the Cary House, and
Wels. Fargo Co.'S EKpT<A. Office.
the Hotel not s"d as private sale prior To the 18th
OF August, II VIII re y. Let, on reasonable terms.
aull-H FRANK NELL.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

nj success IN has tr Airi What Tia ,;.HeHt it,I'
recovery Of the sex Is to t' tacCdto the hddnis
mInre medicines heft W!ne. aI 80, e,Aiy. paying
particular aItrriion l. the coh"G dc Ill,', gre
scrp,joi. ard family "s 'i'n ;.d. u:Iouht,i
r'Iri;y f.Gtr; VIM. ti.' a. 1tA Al pointed aRttt
'lr mos ~ ihy Htnu Patent M.dicines
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

Living shall forfeit fair rcn"wn,
And. doubly diving, shall 60 down
t. the vile dust from whence they sprung,
Cnwcpt, unhonored, and unsnrS.'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
G. p. MOrrill, DruEglsty has Hast received

G.P. morrill,, Druggist las jsast received
fresh supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints md Win
dow Gass-makng his assOItmeAt, II possible more
pete than s Of which to he pure
sold at wholesale Fptan, Mt extremely low prices
Brushes Combs Soaps. Hair Ols, Toilet IUvder and L
bins Bcnnne Perfumery. just received. Also hand.
Solution of Citrate Magnesia mild cathAFtic and
IIt headaehe tngny recommended 6y physicians Eener
tlons compounded a an times from the purss medicne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
RAnRoAn AcCIpENTS
=, a, Esstor n The N Z. TribsoG

10 re EdN1T y IHf " II I7f777F''
SIR: have read Mr.. Feidss ratemenl OF tne aeSi-
,bs Hpdson River Railroad with much sympathy ior
hin and fellow sufferer the Harlem hosi on 'n H.
r,ser simiIsr circumstance pleased 70 soe Us
M is time that people should take this Hausf
her ov bands and demand that sten,ios asn os
VI atdn ofeondncor. Time tables. in large PRINT sneui'
- 10 every noting when and WHERE trains are que
pe $3.50 S.e. and any train stopped tfo any cause
sns should vscste instantly, and len behind 10 csn.s
sycy ira should be compelled to take them
qatnes say n.nsty Cssiron g. for the sest IN tbs
hand i. immediately abolished ssd the uss isrosa.n
~ i thar broken one At present. sisht oenono
vii br al ths seats and xeg ssIapv n .,py hsye pro
Snesa mos. Of tho injuries complained o sso nn h 80
sISd stIhin rcasoaabs distance 81 1hs en' "Hsse VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

COFFEE-Rioi quiet pending tie auction sale snqsasesa
Do.iuso At llsc and % boil. J.msic. pds.io terms.
Fsur quite and confined tie local trade naials5
the saass and kinds selling at
t. | n. ,,a s.%.nS ter. = pee
ssv. EIts State but buyers and ss. are apart
!. .s Sat-. .s a. w:: 81
s. .;.;5 "a. for .s : q. Saas
81 Ter s. Ls.i s.s eea.sss .ztrs. C.nssiss rss
sSss: sic es s. s"aSss Fs.s L rather ...s s.s g
only in Invited tbs trade and for dipm-p to tho
x Ms.. a .oa 3, Ter the better .ds Ry.
in fair demand and e steady: sale: Of ~ ssl E.
bbs at so for Jersey, sad - % for Brandywins Bach
Fri rrs .ac a sSss bore: fsao
81 seasi % snd 200 DO Dc Lemon. 81 2sssl Is 9..
rsa 70 es .nd prices arr easier and sasetsd the
q; :Spc ss q s sss
and 30 bush p.ie White kenincsy At 81 60 ssrsy
st5 5 sa.S sa sss
busk good wtcsnsin :. so snd coo eu.h C.Ss,s 8.
So /. IN fair demand fer III. snd trade COED
E sss @ oss:n
White Oats are in good s1gPy and a., asnsnS at ssos;
bu.h Prince EdwHds Island Rye Is steady she demand
GbEs-Ths market i. quiet ssi.. only OF Aspia~.
HoPs-Tas demand Ia fsir nom. isslsc for hss
HAY-n t. I ssssn s ~ asPins the stock 7'd''
LhATnEBHsmlock and OAK steady, and thu former b
MoLissEs du only hear Of ssls. Of y hhds Tszss
on p,iyyhf sIT, rv.pp. 8. IN fair r.ea. and
there Is raiher the the tssers
bit buyers Tsl1cssn 20 pay higher rates saes
crude s Il reduced ,ocI and ara q tue iaPro1s@sas
Il E sss Ss
:ss: Fl Ss g. esl r. yS o DE- h' also ,s = ,s,a
s. o5sr se.erpsions are iaHsuS nh depressed
OILS css;inas ss'Issy sai; riiAos hszsss essential
PRovsoSs-TSs Pcs MARKET /. Better Is: d.u.nd z
active in part c but h:ss s 81 ,d
els sOdN ca for cid Meas 81. seer . for new ae
Il. p,sss 81 ss1. o S5
, sS 5an ~'. Psis sS @ paid paid and the Hss
' % Dbl do @ : $ Ss ad 's sss
County hesi $sess s2S for Repacksd Meas. sud y 500
W ~ e. s''r . M S
sTdss Bacon In fair demand and 10 nct plenty Gales
Western Long Ribbed Middlss aud sOo boxes DO wishla
days arrive private tsrns Cot Meats IN a demand.
and 81 ssc Hams Drosssd Hogs BETA demand
e IS:c f.T w s.,S sad ss for cy Lard 'ssss
go SS sns &C.. 10y iGts nsnsss :. n 1 sar s ar
IL hss Ssn.sa .as s' Ass,y 70 V 3ss md s
s for state Cnesss "a IA fair demand an9is not sbendA
RItE active, ..l.s Of SIS tss q, 90 nae. sTs xlen
sgShEsIss ,r,ss = mGss ssyc :, ascas q e 1 ss
hhds Texas "a usaa, on private terms -,
sALTI%s lote sslss q $50 ss., asns05s Lrp p s f
sEkpeA fair demand for Ceyrr Seed sales o. :. oc.s
bssAs sicssas. Timothy Seed Y r lair demand ssSx
81 50 bush o. 50 D. La.ssd n lively d.
nsns In Bossn Bslds Of e bars rsportsc
ola an s.nrdax fell through bus a<.r
soId this morning 81 S. o. shsrsseeut beside shica sn
.ohya earro of and the Clerissa Cea'iers OF s
e.ss ,eld Al al ss9sl 50 y bIah, cash
~ m, inquiry Z . ssd the market stssdyi sAes
a o0o n Prime o. 10 Lode, cash 1900
NM, Ne Scmsrd Cor Native Fsoce and Pulled heass
KNITTED l. fy equal 70 n: sSspy and prices rue a,s
Mas only selected sazoay fsre IA esss
sss in to the extent Of zoo bales on~ssasd o'ssA
al Rss,s ~ nskes Is dull lower and saml so
s<So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

ACCIDENTS AND fseJEsTs --0oronsr Jsekmau hAld
an nqus. y..terda, body Of Afn Clinton whoe death
was huns received In con-sdeser OF her cihes
sceio-ntsy TAXING ire while she work sgsl aroye At
TO 80 sursns street Deceased nsyr OF fsland 81
Year. o. age porter In the Ns lTs Greenwich street
na-c ysme' frss.r vhse seurug rsse win low - toe
story o. the building the 9th slipped and I'LL
vnth waterway hich kim Ills eh leg vas
9sksn y The fall which resulted in Heath Sunday Coroner
2sckna held on inquest yesterday % the Eewfork Hospital
pecea'ed was Is of and native Of ireland James
yieie riser was instantly billed ye.erday. By G from
the Raging o'a vessel al the Balance Book foot oil Rutgers
street He lost hs foens among the ropes end being prep
sisd TO The deck died smcs instantly fhe injuries reeeved
his friends took charge Of the body aud Coroner Jackan viii
hold a. inquest this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

The reports of negro riots in Canada turn out to be
pure fabIicaons, invented by The Des'oi Free Press
Tha. paper announced that violent and murderous out
breaks had occurred in AnderdOn, Chatham and saud-
wich and that an aggressive organizations OF negroes
had been formed unoer the direction OF j. d. shadd
M j. C. Brown both connected with the Provisional
Government of John Brown. The Cspadisn journals
deny the stories in all particulars. aud one OF shsn
The Chatham Planet suggests tar, feathers and siui-
lar notifications in connection with the editor of The
Free Press should he venture within reach Of Cana
dian Indignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

The London Stripping and Mercantile Gosefs a
the evening Of the 9th inst remarks:
1.-The inquiry for eassr and a. the ssy teuaY g
Copssls are PAYABLE Monday next erpecs1
that The market asI become much quetsr Tbs snoa3 e
.pi,sl set frse In the .hspe dividends AZ hs pso es
mated a. upward 9sceo of which the srestef porriss
on account OF the Enydsh securities -. -.
The recovery of treasure from the wreck OF tns hSys
Charter has been pedons and attended win such r.fsd
success that hopes entertained Of nearly the whco Of
csvo az wool being likewise saved or the gold upward
recovered sad nearly al identified saa ssas
are no more arrivals Of the precious metals 10 reps
.b, well but very large supply 2ss eo0I IL
much doing In It at the premium Of cent sthSosa en-
pected IN 90 Dettc7 -. -. -. ox.~.
ssi ex div for money"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
lAdK-fti.eui>nll

ToDAY.-PRVATE EXAMINATIONS with charts
and full written descriptions Of character and advice In regard TO
the Appropriate Occupations Pursuits in Life Fsut and
How Correct Them the Management of Chidrsni Sell In
provemen otc given by FxoT Fowler, tbs Phrsaoosc.
Cabinet, Ne. ,oe Broadway, next door to DuAnSst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

WATER PoIicE.-The President of the Crotou Board,
Mr. Van Schaick, who continues to perform the duties
OF that Office until successor is ohosen has appointed
Geo. w. Jewett, Water Policeman, in the place Of
Jonas N. Phillips. Mr. Phillips has taken the Office Of
Inspector Of Weights and Measures, under Mr. Della
van, in the City Inspectors Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

THl CITr HALL PoLIcs Contributing has been
done so far in regard to location for this Court
Justice Welsh has not recovered from his iusp ,sition
Meantime the Emigr ant Bureau quecsiss 10 pending
before the Common Council In the Mayors O1Rce /.
is understood that the City Hall Peiios Court has bees
" dsDe away with"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

The Exchange Fire Insurance Company has de-
clares semi-annual dividend Of cent, payable
tho lst Of February. The three p cent dividend OF
the New York Central Railroad will be paid on the
rtock registered in this city, at this bannghouse Of
Duncan, Sherman & Co., on the Goth of February.
The trsn,fer books will be CLOSED the 3lst Of JAN
nary, and be opened on the morning Of 22d Of Feb
ruaIy. The business Of the clearinghouse to-day
was 500 992 COO. The plan of tho Illinois Central
Company to dis barge all it's debts beyond the Con-
,ructon bonds by payments in full upon The shares Is
making good progress abroad. A,5el shares have
been full psid; $eS3 $40 Of Frsesnd bonds and de-
bentures have thus been Unchanged and the $40 CALI
cue LIST Of February has been prepaid on share'
The of specie the Boston Clearing House on
Saturday In he bank vaults was a. 1913 100, showing
decrease Of 1855 74, as compared with their weekly
repor, of Monday last The truth of the rmors in re-
aticn TO q sale Lease Of part OF the Michigan soa'h
ern Road to the Grand Trunk OF Canada, il denied.
This Company has paid all the Sinking Fund coupons
presented, and il ia anticipated, will soon be able to
pay its other coupons
Mes.rs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold the entire
block Of land bounded by lth and l2thavs, lisa and
l2d sts, comprising GA full lots, together with the
waterfront between 4lst and i2dsts extending from
18th to l3tb-avs the whole sold for $1,000 TO the
hetTopoIt2n tat-i4Rnt Ionpant iOI TIC ioO"ss"h VI
their works, which they insnd to commence at once.
The plans are now in the hands Of the architect and
aas for their Office, which IL to be erected on the B.
W. corner Of 6h-ay. and 42d-st.i the same brokers
having lately sold the Company said locaton-iO fee.
on i2ds, 80 feet on 6lhav.-for $3.50 upon which
ground the Company intend TO erect forthwith four
story brick building covering the whele ground with
heavy brown.tone trimmings, stores below, and large
rooms above for public use the entire second floor viii
be used for their office.
Money was quite freely offered to-day on demand on
fsvorite eolateras, at 6 v cent from institutions,
and from private lenders There is good demand
for paper and rates about cent sasisr. Strictly
6nt-class acceptancss 20 at 7a7I cent and four
and ,ix months indorsed at as! y cent. The banks
not pressed by their customers although the dc.
mand about equals their capacity to discount.
The bank statement n unexI ec.edly favorable,
showing increase Of specie, when the reverse had
been expected. The receipts from the interior must
have been more considerable than supposed. In
eludng the amour, in the subTrcasury, the specie In
the city amounts to t27 500 900, against s 500 900
at this time last year. when the loans were
The deposits show an increase Of nearly million,
consequent upon the increased loans and specie.
The following Is Q comparative statement Of the con-
diiisn of the Banks of the City of Nsw-York;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
Advertisement.
PROF, HOWs "

PRoF. Hows will give the Grst Of a course Of
Three Readings Shakespeare the Poets and Hame e
Dod orth's Rooms THIS Tickets issued for Prof
Hows late Testimonial" ~i sdmh the holders 70 other
he aiding OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
IAdNerti.Aunant.l
LONDON CLUB

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-This unrivalled Sauce,
by PARKER Bios London be estsnsd OF
their agent IN this city j. PARKER No IS BeokmaaS This
superior the worcesterhrs Sauce ans ssa os OBJ
tanned at oRe half the prfos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

ARRESTED or SUSPICION Mary Bnrks was yoster
day attempting dispose Of gold wsh yaria place. and
finally BY Officer Haieck Of the third Pre-
cino suspected her Of having stolen t. May sid h,4
oupd In 1birdvtnuc Tie watch valuable with
es ssd cbsIros attached and wanted It. Mary
was for examination by Justice Brennan Essex
Hsrket where the watch he sses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

The Chicago Journal says that Father Chinlquy,
and two-thrds of bis Kankakee eongreea alton, have
joined the Presby Church. The reminder Of hs
congreg CATION wall join the Baptist persuasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

Millions ara wasted BY

Millions are wasted by those who buy worthless
nosrum, and forget the virtue. and efficacy Of Mr., n
GARDENERS INDIAN BALsAN LIyERwORT AND HosHHeusD
which cures Of Lung Complaints sod hiss proved
available. 1t may BE found at all the Druggist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

The Rev. Henry Ward BeeCher Is announced to de-
liver new lecture tonight, in the Forsyth street NJ
F. Church, upon Politics cnd Religion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

bond TO rsdssa; s,y sraouos presented
Sasss s s1a Z ssis-sd IL '. ss.. ,s, IL,
by che sspsrme Cou 70 which tho has sss~ .ss;
& 5s o 70 retire i s ss ,.s. y. ys
ssups' a.. sr s,o %"na NE. sne. ,d.. ss ~
ssov The business n tho Fsh ost sissd the ,ss -
By variable and sxsrsvsssa. PRICE Of Exetnse"
The Cincinnati Bsgufuy Of Saturday reports
Hse Vi. sswsre received siyis. yssserd.y iosa
giving them suhey 30 seeew cs.ieas fnen CiustssM
:. nsae ), i H. .ss Tsss hss ia Portland
.entrst has been concluded With The cao,snsi Hs.sss
:1S ss' ss, ,1 pro r.ss -
s.s,grnt e.''"e~ and fsrwad pasxss psspy to ised
Tho New-0rIcans hank stsssssnt Of the i4,h. -
ocnpsIed with the statement Of tie previous wccks
.lssws A. follows:
Inc-us In specie Increase Ia esshssss. Snss
lae,.1.s p s osp",sss pssfss.s Ia disss
Decrrze ssss4 increase lou ios ssss
The sdvices in regard to American Securities by IL
Africa sre not favorable. Mr. satserth vain ssy,:
~ sosss r. s.s s; ns. ss% s sys
cpms IN more favorshy. U.ss srs y sat loved
st, y: s
down c,ss'derabis psies s.ssoanf ct wst ps
sssss s' :s.s rs' tss' sss KS
seens. eIcrp tho 6rst second morssAs. dsp
9ss .ns s ss.s sass ~ re
want response on, s,s sass.s.sss iss sas
are freely Offering ct 70, buyers not etddinssv~"
Mc,srs. Barring, Brothers & Co. ssy;
]. American stock.not gtss sssse, ssse
M..scsu's.ss e ';sinf IT, "a.
ssSc sts = s'y ycss,e ss"' . "
Messrs. d. Bell, Son g. Co. cay:
eek S.s not Sesa scv. ID. chief lecture s,ss
Iuay ls-se supply Of gTsa sss &c., cent esssa Iss
Saess.s sss asS he price .sssy s ...a
there e no PsnIeu % a,a.s oaes.tio,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
IAdrarfianmelt

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE, WIG and TOUPRs
FAcroRr REMOVED to Bordst Pivate H3irDyeng Rooms
BATcHKLoz's HAIRDYEISG EsTABLIsHzEsr removed to
No. I6 Borast Pirate entrance for Ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

PASSING CoUrTKRFgrT BrLLs.-Philip Varnieksr
was arrested Sunday while attempting pass counterfeit
g. bill Of the Merchants Bank Of Syscas Whea tkea ate
HIN By swallowing tho bill but prevented BY DeeT Mead
who the arrest The prisoner committed to sas"oF
by Justice Brehssn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
IAdyrrtlseaae !

lHOtShNDS Of lObNe MIN HAVE btbN ph'1D
RUIZ, oTHxh rHousAsDs DtEncrnp IN the use
honor and fortune by obtaining PhIenolo deal
Examinations and advice at FovLxEd WxLLs sos Broadsz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
CITY ITEMS

LAM FOR rHs LaSpLkss.--TmR rs,rbvsx Al
MANIAC for 1850 consaias history Of the action Of
Congress On the Public Lands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
fAdysrtisemont

Millions Of Bottles OF Mrs. WNsLOws SooTH-
se sVr are nov every year In the United Slater foi
Children Teethins with neveTns ssccoss Heisi inms
4i.te and certain. Only d eeuts bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

The above are all redeemed al par and the time for
redeemipg them will no. expire yet for three years
The notes of tho following worth at the Bank
Department ms follows, and they must be presented
before the respective dates here given:
Eighth Avenue Bsus. ...s.st cents. May d. issi
Eereh: Mech Bank, oswsgo.,J oent. Sept ~ i%3
Pratt Bank........ .s'..s'ss eenes'.''Aus H. Aeot
The coal tunpage by railroad the past week was
only moderately active. The Lehigh Valley Railroad
brought down for the week ending on the 18th inst,
1850 tuns against 294 tuns for the corresponding
week last year., raking Sl,79 tuns for the season,
being IN increase of "a PAP tuns the business to the
same time last year. The Reading Railroad brought
down for the weei 20 $40 tuns, and for the season,
f the let of Dsce nber S O59 tuns against 1872 SOC
tuBs 10 tn: tire lasi year, being decrease OF
II $40 tuna The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad shipped over their road, north and
south, FOX the week ending the lith inst, a. OBI
tsns and for the year. 40 tuns being an increase
of 3742 turs on the busine OF lat year to the
time.
The City Council Of Milwaukee are again consider
ing the adjustment, Of their public debt In answer to
communication from Ne. Simeon Draper, Of New
York. the following WA recommended at meeting on
the 18th instant:
Ths. the Committee are hereby instructed 70 propose 70
assign over 10 ths bondsoders following security hsld 81
and deemed 20 De pseoy rood the amount they eau
for a. follows ,,o.,
Sf Mi.. Rs,s.S or n.'. 100000
'1 ro"s 100000
Mli..aiss EslSo.d, aAOOo
0' Rsiisoss Y rom Jass,ie@ e co,nSa. 100000
road, nom Horizon to Berlin. vs,oco
Aseartln, In the sEusFsie y; 900
Pnovsd hswevc ma the oond OF the city issu ID or
said that amount shall Be returned 10 the city sed
Adams's Bank Note Reporter, printed NJ Chicago,
says;
The opinion OF Judge Wson, IN the csc Of the Keepers
Bank OF Illinois, that the amended Bankn of this State
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES banks when called for ooin mus. redeem
IN packages and Aoi each III seaEssy aad ths they ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

A youNa LIvrrR CHARGED WITH BrRGLARY.-
Mr. Levi. A. Martin, matchmaker at No. &c Nassau
street preferred complaint yesterday against John
! Has.er. law rudent about IS years Of age, shsrg
ing him with having committed burglary upon Ills
,bop Mr.. Martin alleges that he had len his place for
,bors tine carefully locking the door after him, and
tina, on his return he found the door open and young
Hasser rummsging among the goods inside, the con-
tents Of several boxes being srewn about the place
On looking for his watch aud chain, valued a. s'e,
which had been left on his workbench, Mr.. Martin
found il had disappeared and he thersupon caused the
arrest Of Hasser The accused said he had found the
door open and had called to Mr.. Martin His story
was not considered satisfactory, and Justice Osborn
committed tina accused to the Tombs to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

CrTr MoRTALrTr.-The weekly report Of deaths Of
the City Inspector shows that Of the total number who
died last week 80 were men, % women III boys and
l57 eirls-makins total of sic. There were 3S7 Of
American nativity, &c Of Irish, IS Of German, Of En-
gsh, Scotch, born in Holland, and the remaining
were born in Belgism. France Italy, Prussia, Rus
STA, and Sweden. The principal diseases were: 90 Of
consumption, 6 Of scarlet fever AZ Of inflammation Of
lungs. l32 of infsntlo commissions, % of nfantle
marssuu' "a of Group, II Of dropsy in the head 10 Of
congestion Of the BRAIN and the remainder of miscel-
laneous disorders. Compared with the previous week
there increase Of II, and with the same week of
last year an increase OF SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

The schooner Caroline, which was sunk BY the wall
,treet ferry Metropolis on Thursday last remains
in the sane place. No effort has been made TO remove
her She IL directly in tbs way OF vessels passing Ia
and ont Of the river, with mast-beads out OF water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

gestest number Of ps..ense found Application 10 now
being mssc to the Legislature TO remedy these -vls
Years truly. wEsTCaEsrER.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

On, MYi Mr. -UScLx-Catharinc Burns an Irish
servant GIRL though young IN years and Juvenile in
appearance is old in servantgr tricks aud ancient in
the various devices by which money lie obtained from
"my uncle Of the three golden balls. Catherine,
Kate, she insists upon being designated, em-
pleyea to DO ehamberwork in the house Of Mrs. Alicia
Van Burt, No. PIG Sixth BY virtue Of her most
honorable Office Kate had free all the closets
above the frat floor and her covcteus eye happening
10 espy some fashionable and valuable feminine
ing apparel Kate at conceived the brilliant idea
of transferring the to the westored cabinet Of
eurioses belonging 10 her dear old uncle kind,
commodsting uncle" Hebrew Levi, in Sixth ave-
nue.. Kate accordingly, the evening OF the
18th, took q quantity Of the clothing belong
ing to her mistress, valued at $65, to the
pswD-shop Of Mr.. Levi, and told him that her
mistress ssnt her with them, and wanted $40 on 'hem
Kate further stated that her misresss husband had
gone to sos, and tbs. the lady emphsscsy hard
up" and nothing but the $40 could prevent her from
committing deeds of desperation. The sectonats old
uncle" doubted Hates story, and insisted upon hay
ing note from her mistress. Kate departed but soon
returned again with note, written by herself, to which
abe had signed fictitious female name. The accom-
moda.ing "uncle" thereupon gave her the money and
stored away the clothing in his cabinet duly tcketed
numbered and labeled When the goods were ufssed
BY her nstiees, Kate suspected, and finding her
self forced into corner, finally confessed the theft,
which ledto the recovery Of the goods. Kate ar
rested and on her own confession, Justice Qusckon-
bush committed her for examination.