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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-03
Brooklyn City News.

FIRE About II o'clock Wednesday night IRE broke
out the cooper shop OF John Robinson Noe q and 20
John street, near Bridge, which burned down and
great portion Of the destroyed The flames
munica,ed to small frame tenement in tho rear, owned
by John OBrien, which also consumed and three
story brick house Plymouth street. likewise owned by
O'Brien, damaged to o considerable extent. The
building occupied as the cooper shop was owned by VIM
MICS Insurance company Of Brooklyn On the contents
loss about 81 500; insured. Mr. 0Breus total
loss s about 81 COO II Is not known hox the FIRE ori,i-
mated, but il liz supposed to have been acci icntal
ARREST SUPPOSED MuRDEHRR-A man named
George W. Rili arrested in New York by some
Brooklyn officers "Wednesday night the charge Of
being implicated in the death Of young man named
Henry Gawker, whose body was found in Cohocksing
Creek, Philadelphia Friday of last week, under
circumstances which led TO the supposion that he had
been murdered Deceased had been in company with
ll snd two others short time previous to his disap
pesrance Accused will be taken TO Philadelphia
Fnr-About half past o'clock last evening Are
broke out in tho second story Of house in Fulton
nue. pex door the of Elm place, caused by the
explosion Of camphene lamp, which had been acct
smoke and il was stated that child had been suocneS
The rumor, however, proved incorrect. The fire was
speedily exnguished more damage being caused by water
than by the flames.
TIE BaoosIYx CIR Jrpcs AND THE BOARD OF srrrnv,.
(cps-A meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors yes.er-
the following resolutions, directing the prosecution
q Judge Culver, were unanimously adopted
Whereas proven 70 tAs Board by The report Of be Law
Erss.us D Culver City Judge of BROOKLYN has VIC.
lated art acc 70 Of the constitution of this State, by
That he asened 70 The sale Of The Office Of Clerk Of his
s. That be prsc.ed action in bis Court contrary to the
dignity and proprey Of bis official station therefore
Tor such to e end that be be removes from Once
Received That the Law Committee be authorized ploy
counsel for such purpoAe.
TIE SIrxRnrs DEPUTIES Sheriff Remsen yesterday re-
voked the warrants Of all his outside deputies numbering
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Supreme Court.

FFR. 2-Lonis Fanks u.s. Henry BerhoT and Wye.-This
arises Of the celebrated suit of Boxer against
John Dean, for running away with his daughter Mary
Ann. appears that Mr. Boxer holds mortgage OF the
defendant, which he had assigned to his inaw--the
plaintif-and now seeks to foreclose The
ferred 70 exJudge Kent and the hearing set down for
Wednesday, at three P. but again postponed.
the case should come on we shall have further devc
Opponents Of the John Dean and Mary Ann affair as will
be recolcced that pending the inquiry Of the marriage
Of the coachman TO Mr. Boxers daughter the young
lady confded TO the Of Mr. Berthol rs an officer
court and she remained boardcr In his family for
rn0n
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GAHRusoS's-About eleven o'clock
on Monday Eight the residence Of Mr. Samuel Crom WE'LL
opposite Garrisons Station, on the North river,
trely destroyed by fire. not discovered until the
upper story was in flames. II supposed to have origi
mated from spark falling from light In the hands Of Q
domestic The building and contents conssng OF all the
furniture plate jewery paintings &C. were entirely de-
stroyed Tho loss ID estimated n go 000 There
insurance Of $4,000 upon the building alone Mr. Crom
well and family were in this city at the time.
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EscArs or SLAVES By TIE uSDxReRouSp RArLRoAp.-A
oolcrcd man, his xc and child, who hsd escaped
from slavery the South reached Boston tho ls inst
and at once took the "underground road for Canada AT
Concord Mass, the supplies gave out, but sufficient
amour, Of funds at furnished to convey the f
gvc family In comfort to the domains Of Queen Victoria
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United st.tcs Mar.hal,s once.

ARREST OF A C0TSTkRFETTER-
FSs. 2-United States Deputy Marshal Dc Angels
rested Esbel Ham, In Williamsburg, charged With
terfeng al Chatham -Four Corners Colu nbia county. The
prisoner taken before Judge Belts who gave order
for his transmission 10 the Northern district where the
offence was alleged 10 have been committed. As
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That the 18th day of june 1882 the Board Of Educa
ton duly adopted the following by-laws:-- -

MARYLAND Coal TRApx.-The Cumberland All4ooniou
gives the following the full and account OF The
Maryland coal trade for the pas year. The aRgrexao
product Of the mines 724 85A tons, which, compared
Of 1908 TONS OF this amount AZ 6I2 tons wsro
shipped the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aeaint
1896 4o6 tons In 1858, an excess OF 81 107 tous and
2s7,sl2 were Shipped over the Ctssapoake asd Ohio
Canal against 1S4 2bl tons last year. excess Of 4sSOl
tons or the shpmcnt via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
the through trade amounted TO 3l7 a2s TONS and ths
balance Qo6l tons) was consumed by the railrsaA
company and the communities Of Cumbsriaud and We.
terpport-
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ANOTHER KISSING D0CrOR.-Yesterday, woman
named Wihelmtna Roar appeared before Justice Cole,
and charged that she bad been grossly insuited by
"Doctor named Philip Baker, and who resides In Sands
street. He was arrested and an examination Was had
during the morning. The testified that she has
been married two years; her husband widower.
with two children that she recently became acquainted
with Baker, who processes to diseases by sort Of
meseric process, and when that kind OF treatment Is
not submitted to, by the application Of his hand to the
part affected; and third ady he has, upon the ef
cacy OF which he Is willing TO stake his reputation
physician. This remedy he applies with bis lips; and II
taken in good old fashioned doses, he guarantees
speedy cure. It seems that In dispensing his "cura-
tives he entirely daapproves Of homeopathic principles
BE had visited Mrs r. or twice professionally y
but the particular day In question bis presence
called for desired He dropped in, however, about
ten O'Clock, and proposed to put the lady Sleep She
objected but said he might practice her little stepson
He did not think such course would help her ailmen
and she finally said she would submit TO such treatment
time when her husband at home. Professional
ly, he assured her that delays dangerous and
marking that love, proceeding from him, cured all
complaints placed his about her waist and kissed her.
In the meantime be had quoted literally from the Bible,
and hkened himself to certain Of the who cured
and threatened have him arrested To this he replied
that he would he had cured her by kiss, and took
his leave Before the justice he asserted he gifted
with supernatural powers; that this was case Of mali
cous prosecution, and that he willing 10 20 TO JAIL
become martyr, need be, to his good deeds. How
ever he finally gave bali for his appearance the higher
court Mrs. protests that she does not want damages
that she simply wants him punished for his wckedne-
Albany Argus, Esb. ].
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osus or OF Councilman Liant he seat occupled by
M Raker O. tho Sixth ScesAmtki district M. Lent
maipsains that nr Baker % ctxsn whsn he Was
elected The osnntee CONSISTS Of Measrs Bsuch, Allen,
Van Tine, Decker ana shannon.
The Board after being in session only half IN hour, i'd
journed till ThurpdAy.
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HAVANA, Jan. q, 1850. -
Dssso'sts0 Of an InssraSce OOs.Pmsv -DSvisoR aad Ne
osydNisction Of tAs 0psu zsosYe into zwo C5mpoia-
Another Eastaqsass- By GAe Captain 0aseug
to tie War Fund Of Spain, &C. h sra 30 q
The Bank Of Maritime Insurance, Of this city, against
whose dissolution several OF the shareholders protested
has been dissolved BY royal order dated 9Th Novsnbsr
last. hfn 1I ~ ii--
1t is stated the Italian Opera companys performaacs
in this city viii cease 18th proxmo when the company
Will divide; portion, consisting Of Il 0assier, Ada
Phillips, Erani, and other artists, under Maretsek WI
return TO the United States via CHARLESTON; whi tho
other portion consisting Of Cortes, Musian, Bnx and
Huui will remain in this island, and visit professionally
the principal towns. N
There was slight shock Of earthquake at Bayane
on 18th inst
His Exceency the Captain General has presented tho
Spanish government with thousand dollars towards
the expenses Of the war with Morocco.
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The Board Of CouncIlmen.


The Board met on Monday evening, Presidenl Jones
presiding.
Mr. CAxrHKIL presented resolution that the two horse
he permitted carryoniy twenty passengers,
and the horse fourteen such number rs can DO
comfortably accommodated inside. The paper was refer
red 10 the Committee on Railroads :,
COMMUNICATION FROM The CORPORATION COUNSEL on UNSAFE
BUILDINGS
The Corporation Counsel in reply 70 resolution of
curry what the laws o the State governing the
structure OF buildings in this city and the powers OF the
Common Council in the examination Of unsafe buildings
states that ordinance Of the Common Council makes
the duty Of the Fire wardeps 10 buildings twice
"The act Of 1861 says the Corporation Counsel in
conclusion, "is the hrst which in terms
was made TO provide against unsafe buildings, +"
and IL contains many valuable regulations concerning
the strength and durability OF buildings well procc
ton against fires. Sill Is respectfully suggested that
the Common Council should make further provision
for the inspection or examination Of buildings In the
course Of construction and TO prevent them from being
overburdened with merchandise Many OF the existing
structures strong enough for the in view
the time they erected but not sufficient for the
new uses TO which they are applied The communication
WAS ordered 70 be printed in The minutes
ConUMCAuoS FROM TIE CRY ISsPECrok
The City Inspector, IN compliance with rcso ution re-
questng him 70 give statement OF the sale OF msnure;
submitted detailed Of the business ausacei IN
that department Tho aggregate number Of loads
as follows
Number q loads on hand Dec. 81, 1855. o,27s
Number Of loads collected during 1850 ......9 1850
Number Of loads on hand Dec. 81, 1850 ...... $3.50
He says that in consequences OF the ies overflow
Streets between Eve thousand six thousand loads OF
manure washed away. The prices o: the manure
varied from ten to twenty five cents per load.
COMMISSION EXAMINE THE ARSENAL
resolution was unanimously adopted appointing q
commission OF ieers and architects 10 examine Into the
safety Of the State Arsenal having been reported that
It unsafe Tor drilling purposes. Suboined are the
names OF the gentlemen appoinsed-Egoer L. viele W.
Blackstone b corhcs, o. P. Hatfield, Robert Henry,
John Kelvin, Peter Bogart and William Iainbeer, Jr.
TIRE CONTESTED sxAI
A special COMMITTEES was appointed 10 consider the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-03

Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of Kew York from the 2st 70 the
18th day Of January, $780,
Men, g. women, "a; boys, 1877 girs, 147-Totai, $50
Adua, 166; children. Si4 males, 24o females, 23i;
colored persons, 10.
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$50
The number OF deaths, compared with the correspond
ing weeks Of 1858 and 1852 and Of last week. was - fol-
lows
Week ending January 80, 1883. . 454 Increase. Is
january %, 1859 -. 43f Increase. :. 40
Tan o. ,sao Deaths from absolute disease ..490t s,s
JAZZ ~ external causes, &c. 20 '''
Ian u Iseo " absolute disease. .l33 xao
external causcs,Ec. Al
DANIEL T. DEI.AvAN, City Inspector.
Ou lxsrScroR's DEPARTMENT, New York, JAM u, 1850.
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AdGgtfosaI fFtM Csbs.
QUE uAvANA CORR bPONpxNCx

Oh Ad'a"sds-1"e 0s~&' &C.
Anegro' named iA'ca Alejasofs LAmereuss. disd =
hasanxAs on i7'n nss wnsse age exceeded ia years
inc week before iass thers was short bat rsthsr
strong trembling OF me carsn ~ ~ Ago dc Cuba vas
preceded by heavy rsh and sussswaasan thunder 80
Last Friday afternoon mo horses attached 70 the ea.
riagc Of tho Fight Rev. ~ Bishop - this aieeeas tssa
fright md raa away In che Csizads q nfaass, sesssg
ne carriage and 6rowing hs Reveres-e out 10 was,
however, happily, only slightly injured receiving 1T
nsng oontuaasu o. the forehead. .a ~ 11aNH
Na royal ordsr, dated Nov. ., published In tAs C.
es OF nd tns Governsrs and Lieutenant Governors e. ~
rsdicdsas are required 70 furnish wAhin eeht days. ~
Superior CIVIL Governor Of this Island the following 80
The number and class OF charitable iussntous IN sAs
n derived. A. - = --". - w "'''S' ''.'
An account OF the number az tAa c.rS.,.. ~ -.,sA.
districts and police functionnrtosI stSair~ ths ~
AZ .occuut of sas .iu.s .o.u.,,v ~o...x
jurtsdctions stating the class OF minerals eaoh MA
duces, ana aooount of ths haa1Ag ss1sSlsSSa ~
Hk Exeesncy the Captain General expected 10 =, 4.
Nssanzas in fcv days on which, occssios tSs foss
ssooe q The new tsss.ss Il thai CITY, vii - "a
me Spaniph NIX a Hsvsns continues VcoSiv 4, ~
crease II line OF dcounts For The week endiux 2ist ~
the amount or paper discounted was oeI zoe 10 ee 49,
Was diooounfed TIE previous week.
e - u.,.-. -. M 49, -
nA'AsA' jan. 1'' -
AneA =. W""s" gore os'e<y ava fa~ay-As
A a p.ul;c Scbooz-Eu. n, n, rx.,,--,-S.... -
and ns.sa., d., DC. =, " - =,
Sir william Gore OuseIey arrived this morning from A.
stu :. ~. ....-ns. -, w.,....S -,.s .,1
Pnwai' IN tho seamsnip Daniel webster with hh VIE
and daughter and servants and has taken rooms n s
Hotel Cubano Sir williams health has been souevA.e
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not seen him since that Ne believed that Welsh had
Il being i've O'Clock. u. Court adjourned unsli ten
O'Clock this (Friday) morning
fbe Court House crowded With persons Interested
in tho trial
The TRIAL ov TRACY AnzxPrD RAPG-Iu the Hud.
son County Court yesterday tho Jury In the case OF
Christopher Tracy charged with assault and battery with
dick, went out At twelve clock The sdournmen, Of
the Court ct i've O'clock hey had NOT yet Agreed sad
they were accordingly locked up for the night
FRx-Yesterday morning slight nrc occurred in
small building occupied BY the New York and Erie Rail-
road Company lamp room, the depot, At Jersey
City. Damage triding
lex IN THE RivER.-The North river on ths Now York
side yesterday was much sbstrucsed by large quantities
Of thick ice which rendered the navigation Of sailing cra
exceedingly df8cuA and dangerous The ferry boats
generally their trips with regularity. Tho bay be-
smooth oe and Offers an exoslent opportunity 70 those
wishing 70 display their skill In skating. aa'
TEE HOMELESS For the three months ending February
l. ,764 homeless wanderers have been accommodated
with iodgnss a. the jersey 0y police station.
Police Intslligencs. a''-
RoasRRY or A wArcH.-Leuisa Powell was yesterday
brought before Justice Kelly charge u having ROB-
bed Chas. H. johnson, Of 6s Hammond street. Of gold
watch, valued st ei2t n house Of III repute IN Wooster
street. 90 Sunday plight iaA Lou.a denied the charge,
but wns nevertheless hsh for examination.
arAua AiTRAY-yohn Cochrane, living In Negro alley,
Mulberry street, and Ghas Easls got Into dispute about
eleven o'clock Wednesday night during which the hat
ter drew dagger, and cut hs adversary IN the hp.
He intended to cut bis throat but Ccchrane lodged The
made his escape but afterwards arrested by The po
lice. The injured man WAS conveyed 70 the New York
Hospital
ATTxNPr 10 SIR TIE STEAMBOAT NIw WORLD ON FIRE.
As Harry Brewer private Waterman board the steam
NJ.
patropg the deck yesterday morning about i've O'Clock
he discovered light In the cabin and going down stairs
strange piliag lighted sticks Of wood on the
on nre Being questioned by Brewer to what he was
doing he replied In incoherent The Hre was
speedily extpgushed and the stranger taken into
dy On examination before Justice Steers he gave his
name P. W. Hand BE was locked up for further
hearing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
polGT TnoAl.
From the Richmond Dispatch,
Reception of the Commissioner from South
Carolina
AppNFss ngFoaE rIE GnSEnAL ASSEMBLY,.

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of yonr Ststo in bohalf .of somfh 9sylI;.,a
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costesv and kindocss rSca;ycl 'h,, no S;,o, &C.
my arrival hero 3 - y 1te S,'o0
81 III this n,isaion tes,ilt IN notb;no c,so :,
will teach the States of tbis confodessov tbot
they afe sorereion ,o,ers ond onn $3.50
and deliberate on mcsso oss f,omS e,cl, =, q ).
! hut trust. bofore / have dnhe .tbat I shalI
show that thcro Is sonethine else 70 be NO.
coniplishcd. and that tIerc are rcasons for ~.
king the action which j shall nroe mon vonr
consideration.
Irhe CLERK of the IIouse, of, Doleoatcs NJ
the rea,1est of Mr. M s read tho yesnint;nns of
tba Si,,lt, 5 ft,.LI;a 4 ~ t,s ( 5l., "a. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-02

IA. Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
oas families who have heretoforesnsed DR.. J. 5.
ROSES MEDICIN ES, always with the most un-
bounded happy results, that some unprlDclpi8d
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
mas been compelled to change the wrapper, which
IS plain without any figures and his written sigma
tuTe is over the cork OF every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants ana
relieved their suherings.
DR.. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
and diseases OF the lungs is the STANDARD remeaF'
The PAIN CURER for pains. rheumatism, chollc,
spralns or bruises, and the DYSPEPTIC COM
FOUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Drugs ists generally, and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, lT Broad st,
ia2l-ly Richmond, va.
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Ner'o"s uPrERERs,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PRO
FEsSIoNAL MEN.
WHY NOT HAVE fobbR HEALTH REsToR-
We Offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATOR! ,.
We offer il to ali casses-it may save vaiuansse
lives We do not believe that any other remedy
has such a mass OF testimony.
HEAR-HEARy
THE REV. B. r. BRookE r. q, ,aso
Msssys. Mortimer 4 MeSebrey ,r,>,cr,.,r,
The uSo of your HAMPTCN-o IlSOIGhf has
The efect |; has had on nay throat disease has been
,rayrsIors For al such diseases most cordially
recommend 1t iouTs, uulys ,
Pastor of the Eutaw NJ. E. Church.
AS AN INvIGORATOR.
As an invlgorator and restorative. where gem
all the Cordlats before the pu blic a for Uvs
pspsia, Cough, SeYofata and Manhattan, with
all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. Ii has been
truly successful to the single and married. we
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found a great medicine Tor all their
diseases.
vs. Gail and get Pamphlets and see cures.
SoId by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond ,
BY Dr.. COOKE Fredericksnnrg; by al the pr T.sy
sists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
ee, MY 28-ddcwts
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- Eeerhes! Leeches!! Leeches!!!-I
have just received, by Adams Express, lot OF
fresh SW EDlSH 'LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
p. S.--CUPPING and IlEECHING promptly at
tend ID to can he found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING RO0M, under the Ameri-
can Hotel, (sntrtncs 18th street and at mig nj
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
lets r. C. H0BSON.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
!. RIO the LADIES OF RICH.

<Asw9 TO THE LADIES OF KICH-
nv assortment Of LAp y sMssEs sN d
ChILDREN'S SHOES, embracing a great va
riety of styles. among which are the following !:
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers; La
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeed Kid Congress Boots; LADIES' Hseled Cloth
Caters, several qualities; Ladies Heeed French
Boo new style; Ladies' Morocco and KID Boots,
without heels; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Buskins,
without heels; NJ sses' Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees Misses led Congress and Side Laced
Caters; Misses Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers; Misses Heeled FRENCH Boots, new style
kle Ties Chidren's Morocco and Goat Bootees.
without heels; Children's Copper Tipt Bootees,
without heels; Chdren's French Boots, new
style; together With any other style or luality
that may be needed. A call is solicited, at the
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EATS AND CAPS.

"A NEW sTYLES.-WM. 7. MOORE 4
ACO., 207 Broad street. are now in receipt of a
fresh supply of HATS, GAPS and S I r w
GOODS for Summer wear, among which is the
"CHAMPI0N HAT,'' ard other neat and fash,
ionable styles, A large SUPPLY of Planters and
Harvest HATS. DRESS HATS made to order.
VIM. T. MOORE & CO., 207 Broad st.
n SOMETHING NEW.-I have thus day
u received the new and beautiful Flora Temple
S~ Driving HAT, for young men, rs Main street
RO. l.. DICKINSON.
IN THE GREATEST INVENTION OF
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