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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

A scEsH ~ IHR DETECTIVE POLICE 0FYicE.-The
Detective Police officer who would be an expert at
bis business feels ii be bis duty not only 10 become
perfectly familiar with tie countenanees Of all detected
offenders against the majesty Of the law but also TO
faIniliarize hlnsef with the various modes in which
thieves perform their work. Although the old saying
of set thief to catch thief" Is utterly repudiaied
by the Police Department still there many OF the
detectives who know how 70 handle every tool used
b, burglars or thieves, who can show you where
the little joker is whs work the patent sale or
pooket-book dropping game, pick pocket, as deH-
terousy no The most expert operator in either oe vi
busnesa II you have been robbed in any mai'her'
tel one Of them the circumstances attending tue case
and he viii tell you where, when, and how the thsit
was perpearated, and not ,unfrequently snre"oy
gur,s tho nams Of the ofenisr Being IN inc
Detective Office a few days since, we observed
curious scene, which we viii describe. The captain
Se,aesn and half d dozen detectives were s'ing
abont the fire busy engaged in coorins their respe
tive eersehaums and canvaSng tho prospects OF ths
or thai thief. or relating how Corkie Jack aid
this conntryman, or how "Cockney BIT got hve
years for spproPriating geDilemans watch "nen .
heavy .whisleied broad shouldered, rough iookiog
ptrsonags enters single glance saiishos al hAnos
thai he IL cosntryrnsn and has been "done ny sowo
sharper Tire county nan says he has been ''0'sa OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
COURT or OYER Assn TERMINER-yAs ls.-sss

COURT or OYER AND TERntSER-JAS i6-Beksrs
Justire iS0RAHAs.
oEkSD JURY.
AT the opening Of the Court the following geutemss
were sworn in a. GIsDd Jurors;
Arnold John Bsoeoct Matthias BoOdrood E5es 4 Crsoes
Isi6rcp Peter Martin, I:sac H. Reed Hamilton r. sssIss "a
e. ss1'Ss psss u ,T%S92As' ssa rowS,nd 5o
JUDGE insTsssm charging the jrry said tia, present Ia
would r-ins item tina. il was ncesssry in the dchrrs 4
their dsiy that they should they 20: o se.ed for tbs
Testimony prove The commission Of an oso- fs
socS ebsrssr even he should subsequently, be ssqai:ssd the
Indictment would always leave its sting
put before Jury which they hcalA calmly eriOs,
and ep1ssonsy bat they should nnd hat sn e~nse hs1
The Judge called their attention The violation Of the yuy
laws the erection Of unsafe butD the taking OF Illegal Tea
laws &c. lie then instructed them that If any vtOsOns Of tbs
sseye care to their Lnewedge trey 1st md an inde'Hs
The Jury then retired for deOersSn. and the pans Of sss
Petit Jurors called
Elizabeth Byrnes wel-dressed woman, So years
Of age. midwife and native Of RexsTy Mas was 81
ired for causing the death Of AIa r. vhner y sbe<os
guilty Mary gSnth ssed So native Of Albany indictsx
John Cr1I nj indicted for murder in ssasSSx
Dennis McIienry " it'll sword, pleaded rot guilty
Moses Stafford pleaded guilty Of an assault wish Is
John Crowley, indicted for an lult, with intent
to kiu janice LovSoy BY firing pistol a. siE, ted the Judge
tina; he had no counsel and no money toe one hI
youEsged Sefed the scoused and put la plea Of nst
Franz Fowler and John Gilbert pleaded not guilty
Mortimer Shea pleaded not guilty to the charge Il
siabbing John Leay With knife in the Ouhesi.
John Donnelly, indicted for the murder OF Charles
Csupey by ssbbing him with knife, having coanss sf
Tsilmsdee volunteered to defend him.
John Banim pleaded not guilty OF an assault with
snife on John Bsnn These down Tor trial
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

CHURCH CossEcRATIos.--0n Sunday last the Rev.
Bishop Potter consecred the Free Church OF the Holy
Martyrs, IN Forsyth street Canal after the forms
of the Episcopal Church, tue Rev. DIR. Miliet Rector
spd the Rev Drs. johnson and Cruise assisting. Inc
church is a small plain edifee of stone, lighted BY
Gothic windows 1t is not new, divine service having
been reformed in 1; for the past three years. but the
conservation could not take place before, as the debt
upon Il had not been discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs--JAs. N.-Befsrs
nj

The cage Of Henry Karples, charged with larceny,
IN soa1g twenty ba-TelG CT -four from HecEfr brotnsr
Manufacturer In Cherrystrec ths nrst pat uPss -
Ks-plas In the employ Of Hecker Brother ?.
order" which be knew - be forged The loaI ~ss
New Hsv-n and there sold to b1beT Esnsd srnz 80
pennies transmitting the amount 80
iork through Adams Express Cog.ny s nat 81
tes sphed 70 hesrs Hecker brosas Voc 80 49, $50
x.tion into their business. and found t asas 80 = @
Fitted susp.oion iol apcE~ "a Pps, 80 -
H. 80 Ksrns. confessed biz guilt aud stated that 10
"a : .op1,Jrr-to named Ecry ysnsise wac drew tss
o,lrs md that r,pon said orders ~ aenvcFoa me nef
Inc seeuea ~, h Latter h for hour
~ 800 ~ ha-r h subsequently appeared that karpls i'm
n kso. rs "a ,he and c2ed from the city Oscer
y ,hs independent NerckAss Poica took the ia
sy M. Apss Of months the
where sTrested him lad osoaghk ha bach 20 tbs
NJ Heckcr and tbs Upeotaneea o. tho nil ths
& eIsured and thsy detailed az length the mode
~ Insnesss transacted daily a. ne min. Quite slesghy
- snsaed the couzsslAs tia sarsSiy ol tho
made hy the 10 time CT ais egesf h A
ontsndrg that tho admission az spch confession not la
accordance with tie spirit q the law Tia Jusga said 10
should rule out suchccrnson unless wnS purely voiu
the further hearing Of the postponed until to
There however heen twenty a4ooents e2nst ths
accused. and this ia the fra. trsd-
Previous 20 the calling OF kArplcs cara John hooef
dicted for highway robbery psSiei guilty al sePssf s
eey, aud sentenced ~ two years snpfisou"nt s''S
Sing.
JOAN Gsvesn eonyiesd az recsivns atcsn sss so-
fenced three yeais and sx onths cnraent "a Stag seS
sss named Mary BY ana Eliza Muothyr who aois Den
country named Lossjoy The easri-d tobs 30
BI.nss Court who an the decsiea Of ihs Cont ee--
Gaygsn about - years Of ats sa ne naa 40
Ia PARTICULAR SIN, III. 0snvstion sad Pcndg toe ~sfas be
the supret0s cos Oasisa has oesa locked AZ II '1
Touits over 10 Hsozhs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRuL TxRx-JAx Ia
Before Judge HrLroa.
sui iDk EtbEL.
VIVA. Johnson szt. Edward Kelly


VIVA. Johnson azt. Edward Kelly.
The plaintiff sued the defendant to recover damages
or 81 alleged libel He ayered ihst the defendant psocp
charged him with stealing number Of kegs The parties
formerly paTuers Cherry street and IN 1898 they dissolved
Subsequently the defendants GsA
the and be obtsned from Justice Steers sanmons
harding plaintiff appear ard the charge OF stealing
Aerwsrd he exhibited the to various ps.os>
rerart ing had procured from Justice Ste against ts
plaintiff for theft The plaintiff did not heed the sunimons being
advised unknown In thu law as command
him voluntarily appear criminal chsse The
failed the aud the stter drop
The plaintiff alleges that hs reputation inquired
and be claims damages therefor.
the for Trial to-day tls Defendants csunsc'
moved for which granted by the JuGgs thu
following grounds The remedy the pnh .h1ud have sees
by AZ action malicious persecution after having the
bsfore Justice dismissed The tha exnibt
ito OF which considered hbe issued by the rax
tre bis Judicial capacity and upon h face showed thai
founded upon plant ads before him foseslug certain
kegs Wstever the paper issued to the plaintiff might be called
should con,dsred ssred In prceedry inzted bsios
Police Marlte md IN the nature OF leter verbal
.sss By officer requesting party TO appear e're has
pectng psnt and could constitute goend 81 .etios
Tor ioe 81 Islander FOR injuries growing Of such
psn uus be had by sion for sciou pfoscaiioa
F Judre psntif days 10 make Chasspssos
for plaintiff; John Anderson Jr for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

HARVARD CoILyGE-hEETIgG OF TIE STUDENTS
At meeting of the students of Harvard College,
held at Cambridge on Friday evening Jan. 10 the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Esced That earnestly against The introduction oil
armed pcies to enforce the dcpins Of the College,
uncsed for unprecedented and Taught with dangerous
consequences. 4
Ee0red That there sad efcseons In The
hands ~ the College for prescvuz order winy
resortns the ciy suthoTiea and % sach extreas
esd Of violence and bloodsd excite luminosity be-
the and the students and In every
detrimental to the interests Of the College.
Rsolred That sctussd by rebeious spirit, that
evBoed any disposition complain Of eysde
the Of violating the College rules and resuasns
that Always bsys been sne .si 10 uphold the
sise II and order but hdDiy that Should
the surveillance Of and smis
the law and that the obedience which willing
and ready render should DO forced from US at the EGze Of
the revolver
Resolred That te the cy lawful means In povs 70
appeal In behalf 10 parents 10 the Alumni 70 al
those IN this community who take interest Ia the aai OF
tho University to their attention to this suhect AL
ulu=tfsble to do 10 support In
demI Ing and diconBensncng such violent proceedings
Rd Ths; copy OF these resolutions De sem to the pub
lie pspeTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

GEEMAs REPUBLICAN, Central COsNITTBE.-At
a meeting of the German Central Republican Commit
tee for 1860 the following officers were elected: a.
HDnan President DIR. Tzohiruer, First Vice-Pre
dent; A. ]. Dettenhoefer, Second Vice President
Mr.. LANCE, Recording Secretary; Edward Robinson,
jr., Corresponding Secretary Emil hirchnsr Treas
urer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

STORES LKFr OrES.-The Police Of the Third Ward
on Monday morning reported that during Sunday n'gnt
they found Open and secured, 5 store doors 10 tha'
Ward. Sixteen on these were in Greenwich street
between numbers 80 and 3Oi, the oshers beng
in Chambers, yesey, and Liberty streets Many doors
are reported found open every morning put tna'
there should be many in one locality Is little s'nsn-
lar With so much carelsssness on the part OF store
keepers the wonder is that robberes are not per-
pstrated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
CITY IIIEIkG

The Exhibition of RoSsitsr and Mignots picture Of
the Home of Washington after the War" is adver-
tied to close here on Saturday Hezt. The picture
goes from here 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

SUDDEN DyArn-A man named Go!tschalk,
native of Hanover while walking In Green ich
street about poon yesterday, suddenly fell to the
pavement, and expired almost instantly. Coroner
Jackman held an inquest upon the body, when 1t was
ascertaned that death was tho result Of apopiexy
The deceased was about 30 years of age and is said to
have been connected with of the noble families OF
Hanover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

CB.RGEp WITH THEFr.--,James Cummings was ar
ratsd on Sunday nzhb Oeer Coak-y Of the Fourth Pre-
cnc charged Nth having picked the pocket Of henry Lock
wood of No i66 Cherry street. snos Lockwood
say that be 10 low grocery In Mater street. shere ne
met urrnurs and or followed By the accused
and .nothar person who robbed him of s00 The prisoner
x1ss To- keS mn for examination BY Justice Osborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

COUNTERFEIT MosEY.-John Hoover wss arrested
for having attempted counterfeit $50 note Of
The state Bank AZ Troy upon Peter Delsp Of Grand street. D.
lie the q Mr. peisp aud purchased some 81
rendering the Bib 10 payment Mr. D. sent Out 20 sss ~ "
Hoover left and When arrested the oil could not De
found be having destroyed as he sa dc was locked up 0r
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

ATTysPfEp BcRGLhRr.-On Srnday riehe a.
house Of u s. Martha No. Narrn street Jsr,ex z -
entered By uryar who, seeing the the hs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
Law LNTELLIL3ENCK
SUPREME coyRT-srrcrsr Txsx.--JAs k ssffore Jylss
B0HsEr.

THE syTT AGAINST ANDREW v. srotr.
EAhard w. Hfn-nsn ct al sst Andrew " Stouers Il
Judgment for the plaintiffs in this case va-eutered
Comfy scsilsr the dsfndsass accounts sizinsgtor
ge estate n Tbornes Davis deceased and 'antt
cheed 20 b. t1sen before Hamilton W. hsbipfon- go.
n d. HELD ex.Judse Biraseye. and Pifs 0alpfn. TIC
rti Cbss OConor Richard o. Gorpsa and john O. tsse
for defendants
CH TssyEs-Js- ls-Bcsers Justice XSsRAHAx-DEcunssn
Jexse Lyon sgt Ssmson ID. Manifestations for
new {, al drnied with 3 10 costa
Bofarr Jus.ire BpOsABe.
Edward l.. Smith agt. john X Mursy.-Moeea
granted With plsinf to sbide events order -
prepared IN conformity Of opinion.
VIM. Benson agt. Gilbert Potter, E., ct d.-Nosssa
granted.
jonathan Dwight AFT David p. Webster, ct Al
Motion denied with $40 costs Of opposing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

Coon TfDINGS.-Tbe messenger 0f health has
Brought 10 The World better ,idn ihs We or
thai Ns NJ Csrdo, rs Indian Bsm OF Lvsrwsrt mar hs
olssneJ s the 5rae U.s. Tbis most eas-tu.l s
Coughs, Colds, and ConsUa 'vton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

Mr.. AND Mrs. G.. VASDESHoPF commence second
Course of Readings at Hope Chapel tomorrow, Wed
neHday, January Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

Daniel Fsnshaw, esq., prominent master printer
this city very Sick and not expected 10 live having
been given up by his attending physicians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

HALL THIEP CAudHr.-On Sunday afternoon, james
stolen two oyercosts valued at ths hallway Of the
houSe occupied by Aya Clark Me- 10 East Thrynrst street
The found IN h possession and he ws locked up 70
auswer BIZ JuItice kely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

REroRrITa.-Mr. Edward +. Underhil, for several
wears connected with The TRIBUNE, "a Reporter,
has formed business partnership with Mr. James +.
Roberta,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

We have received from Mr. John A. Whpple OF
Boston large Photographic view of the smoking ruins
at Lawrence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

$lCO, 600 saved 10 the people By HoIMEs's CHsap
PsOroaEAyHA 70 for Al IL IA sitting BY he w. Il
esiIery No. sis Btsadr.s.
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fAAvertisemeak.i

F.. IHtHsAKDs OF You've MEN HAVE BEEs SAVED
IRON Rtssf AND DfnECTRD IN the II
their tant 10 honor aud fortune - obsaias PhEenOcsra
Examinations snd advice FowLkR WIZ 5gi Bfssdsa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

k,o.d .,.c,, ting .hst tbeir Indignation w~ not 20
e.1 :. 49, them 10 bits OF their own noses
- ,..;. Goo. w. learn that Of the indignant
fourteen all but elcvsa ls ana one o. mo 'uree a'
since returned and resumed hea- "s 'u~ 10 e"''se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

would endeavor to prevent the passage OF any such
measure. He offered arescluop requiring the Record
Commiesion to report the cobrncls maze b. them
| which have not yet been completed. Adopted.
The Tax Commissioners reported that there were
81 12S improved, and s6,76l uniuproved los, or
total Of III 4s6 within the corporate limits OF the city.
Adjourned TO Monday next at q p. IN
PLYMOUTH CHURCH AND THE A. b. C. 2. NJ.
The members Of Plymouth Church REV. ii. w.
NJ here held an adjourned meeting in the Lecture
Roo, of the Church lass evening. H. c. Bowen, ESQ.,,
IN the cA Tir. Mr. Bieeow offered the opening prayer
Mr. Ron EN, tie Chairman, stated that Mr.. Beeeiier
Rad exprsss desire 10 be present al the meeting OF
The Church W, on the subject was further discussed
and that be bope, the meeting might be postponed IA
order to give him opportunity. lie would Ike 10
bear tho mind of the Church on the subject.
Mr.. BFLcHER moved that when the ma silng al
journed 10 adjourn ill next Monday evening" at =
o'clock Carried. q
DR.. CoSKLISG moved that the meeting adjourn.
The CsAIRsAs.asked DIR. Conh1ing if he had any
explanation of his motion to make for the information
of those who had just come in.
Or. COSKLISG said he had no explanation 10 make;
he simply moved that the meeting adjourn.
Dir. BELcHER said that in relation to his motion to
adjourn till next Mordsy evening, he would explain
that he made it with view of giving the brethren on
the liberal side Of the question opportunity To moro
fully express their views In defense OF the they
meant 10 take in voting against the contribution to the
American Beard for he supposed that MIR. Beecher
would take up most Of the time of the next meeting.
Mr. HALL the Secretary, begged To OK plain that be
thought that meeting ought not TO adjourn, inasmueh
as at the next meeting DIR. Deecher would occupy so
hour and half, Mr.. Tappan would occupy an hour
Nj. 1son would take "a hour, and stf Benedict would
take MP another and tie small fry wond have no time
left to expatiate. He hoped the meeting would not
adjourn.
The question being called for Ii taken and voted
in tbs affirmative wbereupon Mr. Bowen declared the
meeting adjourned till next Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
sorar cALENpAn--rsa DAY.

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ls4ls AZ aa 49, al 80 s t. -, k cal ss ~ 49,,
sls, ala ass a. '4a 80. .a ss' sSs a. ~ - -"
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Ioa lia III liz A. g. lisae ia H. - 10 81 u eso
SUPERIOR CouRI.--PaIs L-~Sos. Jo So1 e ~,
as 4a 4s9 AL tS ~ sss al. ~. iii ~ ~ "a -
ga so Par li.-Hoa ssa "a tA ga ~" 90 ~ ''N "
ase, i9o "a, la, a. -, ~. "a a.
ssT IA sls R Se IN sa sse az asa - 81 "a 80
i0o l6ii est Psrf M Noe s1a iai, Sts, -. ~' 's
30 R I,, S S cIrI CoURr-Nos A. a. a. ", ~ Ne
81 q al 81. Ia q sT, G., IS. OF. %, @e%
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NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS

The MURDERER MAUDE.-A medical correspondent
Of The Nerark Mercury, in reference TO the posmor
TEN exa ninaion of the brain of Patrick Msude,
cutsd in Newark on Friday last says:
Hayns carefully tia different cts stated is the
Ssro AZ Of al certain pathological evidence o.
~. The for opinion the following; i' The
the appearance the white matter sd The bones Of
e r only such chsase as oecaT q: lie sdvs1es
age nc,ed in sss bu. the wa outward Absorbing
eurrsuce after period Of % absence being
caption. @h Tho found was not ;urbd and wa one OF
NOR simply granular form OF thkenins OF the srachnoid
sbrns and Of importance whatsoever in regard to the cues
m the po.niort.m examination IA decide this question L
ls in several important particulars There wa no unssa
suhssnco sdhsent dura rasrto evidence the change.
IN Il: SSay ssp pas Of
enns Of the arachnod and this 50 slight 'hs' the
scribe il Us an apparent sheAsnins only
DANGEROUS LEAP.-On Thursday Last Mr.. ME
W. Augsrs OF Elizabeth, N. j., in crossing the I'' u
the Central Railroad at Elizabethtown, was
the locomotive in such manner thar ne "s' - jump
ON the cov-catcher and from thence on 70 '"o oOn0
i've, in order to save his life.
coxv,vop AtnrS.-The Inauguration Of Charles s.
AA.n Governor of New-Jersey, takes place to-day.
n,,,r-7ze Camden Democrat says Mr..
ua,.a, Sho 10 confined in Camden Jail for stealing
n.sr eco from her neghbor, Mrs.. Scott, has greater
c,atv than the panss Of conscience and the fear Of
her sentence deplore. Her two children boy and
oiri being 100 young to leave, or having no ons 10
afs care OF them, confined with her, ono Of whom
has gone stone bind whe the other has los. the uso
of its legs.
RoBBRRY.-Thomas Beet, alias Snyder, was arrested
for having stolen iAres Jansa Gsi e No sss Ns~
ara avenue jersey City He wsns into the ssrroon q ne
him three ooaia valued @ lie made his escaps nom Je
sey Cy and csptsd On NsvYerk and tsSsa hack e
Jsissy Cur, whore be WA committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
BROOKL YN LTENS.

The Draytons perform at Washington Hall, WI
hsmsburRh tomorrow evening.
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IAdyrr. tssnssli
HiiIions 81 Bottles OF d 70. WmS.0w's So0ga

rse sIsrg ..s nov zssA every y In tia Ua-i x
Chf9rss Teetilns WITH nevsTfI .aeosaA ksl1sf tsp-~
s,sts an5 osrtein. Only IS cents DO te.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OfFICE-JAA fS-
Before Commissioner RICHARD y. SrILLvKLL
LOCKED Up FoR PASSING BOGUS Cola.
John Smith was examined for passing Counterfeit
pieces a grocery IN Eighth s1enue When arrested
there 90 10 tho counterfeit colr leu1d peFso1
The Conrni<sioper committed him for triss. .
M Maccmber for the United States The sconscd bad
counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

The IsEBRIATE's FRIEND SocIETY.-A meeting OF
this recently organized Society held last evening
at their rooms No. ia Chatham street. for the purpose
Of dedcang the Inebriaes House and laying their
plans before the public. ExMsyor Hall of Brooklyn
was called 10 the chair and returned thanks for the
honor concluding with urgent appeal in favor of the
Society. Br. j. T. snodgass, Chairman Of the Execu
tive Committee, then made statement giving the
origin of the movement and explained its objects. lie
raid that the Society had rented the they
then in and that it their intention TO take the
drunken cutcast from the strests furnish him place
to lay his head and endesvor TO reclaim him for Life
I usfulness. Earnestness and perseverance in the
suse would build up an " Inebriste's Home" that
boud not only confer great benefits upon individual
runkards, but would the ciiy Thousands Of dol
The Rev. Mr. Inskip next addressed the mecting
nd was followed by several others. Subscription
ooks were opened and considerable sum subscribed
large number Of ladies and gentlemen were present,
nd manifested much inlerest in the proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

SrBsrpEscE OF THE MEDIco-cHTALRovs.-Afew
weeks snce the Southern students nsrculsted at the
University Medic al College, held meeting ut the call
Of some Of their number 70 Determine what action they
should take In view Of the John Brown inva sion Oh
Virginia After stormy session, fourteen sxhi0',su
their profound contempt of Northern Institutions oy
determining to leave the others numbering s0'a''~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

FrER-Abous IL o'clock Sunday night a fire
bolr out IN III. Of Nicholas Climber In Moore street
rear Even f. D. The house destroyed and tos nsue-
with adjoining frame house occupied ny John
Lowry which much injured 70 be useless MI Gin
he los about $500 uninsured Mr lowrs los. IL abou.
looa fully insured the WiarAsburgh Insurance Company
AccrpEsr.-Richsrd Baulsir son Of Peter Daulsir,
pilot on Divison-aVenne Ferry, seriously Sunday
evening having of bis sg cruahed the 5o and
the bridge while endeavorins 20 hook the boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
EMITTED sTATys DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OPTIC

UNIIlD NIATFS DISTkIcT
JAS. K.-JAsEs ROOSEVELT, District Attorney.
A CASE OF ALLEGED cRcHLTY-A MANS JAW-3oSs
BROKEN.
This morning sailor presented himself At the DE-
t Attorneys Ose and tina; he had been cruelty
the captain OF the ship Eastern Star whe she was 20
port OF Shapshee The bis teeth knscsed oct
ana he broz. With ha piece of bis ja,boss which hs
alleged lad been broken By the captain The complaint we
received and the proper viii BE- oxeere4 to arrest trs