New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY g. 1860

finished ahhib the presep, century than there 's Of tn
c,mpl. ton OF The Catbe,lraI o. Cologne OF The Wash
us'on Monument, for oecsnc, and tbe haroVr ss"'
let The ipHp wall at he bnilt by somebody a",
the Of sand and as 1es nicely Soddeo over suo
fenced with roo railing. THIN let Nlks oe ito ou'
AMI Jees plan 3D. snd in sbor, time thu extre"fy o.
onr leland, that in old days used TO appea 80 oeapn
to the voysger up the Bay, III again beoo NE ''os
oupoit to the wealth sna spendor Of the cityA
NuarsMATIcs-At m auction sale held rece 1tly 10
Philadsphi,, a collection of coins belonging 60 NJ.
Levick-confisting entirely If American peces-l'eal-
lied the sum of 81 Az r. The intrinsic vaine beng INT
| $if3 81. The catalogue numbered over 1000 lots
An experimental OF psserr cent Of date 1872 struck
~ the National Mint previous TO the regular coinage,
brought $50 auoiber, lssger and slightly dissrga!.
s66 So Five different types cft1e regpsr issne Of hs
of 1893 realize $40 2 cent of l7o Sill one OF
1879 and 1904 each IS; suDd-y half cents as high As
90 and si2; " Washington cent of 1871, s.;
EevYork cent of $780, $25 so, ssver dollar Of 1say
49, ore of 1852 $I7; one of l7s s. so; hall dolisv
OF 1895, and one of 1897 $l7 and SO, respectively
This ssle indicates growing value set upon the retired
coinage of country, b, tboss among as who
dellgf, in nurismstc collections. Iss SAID thet occs
sionsIy American coin, valuable for its rarty, is
picked up II sreet-stals 10 which references was
made 10 THK TRIBrsE some time ago.
MILITARY MsDxL-Company B. 9TH Regiment
have presented Corporal James J. Morrison with a
hsbdsone medal for the greatest Dumber Of equipped
recruits brought into the Company during the year. Is
IL thus described:
"Op gold sbed Ii circle Of blue enamel which is
diamond Of plain go5 In the center OF the diamond MAI
cro@ Handsomely edged with black enamel aud having
blue epsnel circle in with the initial letter Of the Com
pany whit. enamel The stripe. OF the national shield 10
enamel uppesr below with raisod figure the nnbsr
Regiment On tn. bac the inscriptions: Second Com
pspy 7th Regiment, National Guard Recruit Medal, Jaa l.
1907
The mst is fastened to broad blue velvet ribbon,
with two highly chased gold clasps and will be worn
CD The coat. Within five years the corporal has intro
duced 25 fully armed and equipped recruits into the
Company.
KICKING TIE DEAD Lros.-Wben your oficehoder
goes out Of power it is rather amusing TO notice how
sooz his friends hustled on. of their snug places,
and seEt ser him into the cold notable Instance of
tbs ngrsliude for psst favors may be found In the
scurvy treatment which the friends Of the late potent
Alderman but now iurpoent ez "A derman, hcSpedon,
If the Nineteenth Ward have received at the hands of
the City Inspector While McSpedon was President
Of the Board Of Aldermen, he power to be re-
spected If not feared and s will to certain ex-
tent, law with the heads of Departments, and ss is
usual in such cases he looked ont for his friends"
But, on the ltt Of January, ammo Domini, 1860, ne
parsed Of official existence, and, 10 in one short
month see what havoc has been made In the ranks OF
hs friends Count The roll Of decspitased Nineteenth
Wsiders from the City Inspectors Department alone
Mcsp.don brother Of the e1Adsrmsn Inspector Of In
m H. M. hrotn tha Herman
den oress+ng biz fate secured for hin the snscue ola dePu
ty-elerksbip In the Yorkyile Court
Samuel Eastman brothernsw Of TIE eIAderman Inspector
Of Manure, 81 30 day.
John Barry lnsp ector OF Streets, SO day.
Jsues Crowley Inspector Of N.pure, 80 dAy.
James MAIoue Meat Inspector, $500 ayesr
W Isasos Clerk Of Futon Market At 300 year re-
moved to make for Alderman STAIRS brother George
There is q dreadful hutteripg in all the DEPARTMENTS
among those who have no longer any friend. at Court
and the general inquiry is /" Who goes nextT
RESCUE OF GIRL FROM A LIFx OF PRosrTrU-
TIos-Capt. Hart rays that few days since, a re-
spec,able-looking gentleman called uoon him al the
City Hail. snd 81 ated under feeling Of deep interest
Obi the daughter of highly respectable friend reaid
ing in the upper part of the city, whose and
idepoe we forbear TO MENTION had been Jared into
brohel wh. re- it was feared she detained against
her will. Her mother eesd and the surviving
parent respectable merchant in easy circumstances,
bebed er fate with the grestest pain. The Captain
entered into the csse and said that if 1t possible
the girl should be found. Officer Wilson ordered
TO ferret the matter out, but for days the case
zee ed hopeless- The woman that kept the brothel
into which Officer Wilson had traced the erring girl
had removed and Dot a trace of Der 10 be found,
as she o. owed to be indebted to everybody in the neigh
boIhoOd.
BY fortunate accident the number Of the csrman
who had moved her furniture discovered. A little
girl resioDg the old house in scratching the
wall vito lead pencil at the time Of the moving,
among other things, had marked down the number Of
the csI Inquiry made at the City Hall, and the
residence Of the csrmsn fOunj. Bot toe carman
could not tell, apparently quite anxious not to
TELL he Whereabouts of the abscondng mistress. He
at last said il was somewhere in Sixth avenue, near
FourteeBtb street. Off oer Wilson commenced inquir
from coor TO door, and succeeded in finding the amabe
lady he wanted beginning lifeunder new name, near
the corner of Twelfth street The girl was found,
stored 10 her father and subsequently among her
frienos in the country.
YourG THIEVES AND THEIR TKAeHER.--On Mon
day evening Officer JenDiss Of the Twenty first Pre-
cnct arrested Young lad on suspicion OF his having
brolen into the stable of Dir, F. Nugent, in Thirty
second street near Third avenue. The night previous
set of harness, valued $25, had been stolen from
Mr.. Nueebr- stable, the door of which bad been
broken open. Tie boy gave bis name William
Cole, sbd on being searched number Of skeleton
keyEwere found in his pockets. Shortly after anot 'er