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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
MARINE AFFAIRS.


NEW DAY STEAMER.
Some day this week there will be launched from
CoIlyers sbipyard, the steamer butt for Daniel
Drew, Geo., which will run on the day line between
New York and Albany. She Will be under command
of Capt John r. Talmsn, late Of the Met&mora, aud
will be ready at the opening of navigation The Drew
il $50 feet long, with 80 feet bean6o feet over all
Her engine is very large having lO-nch stroke and o-
inch cylinder In model and finch she is said 10 be
unsurpassed and II is predicted that in point OF speed
will "sweep the river"
SAFETY OF .THE sTEAMTUG YANKEE.
Capt Hazard of the steamtug Yankee, about whose
safety some anxiety expressed sende us the fol-
lowing repori:
Game in from 50 miles of shore Thursday evening and
hove to under squan Beach It blowing hurricane from
northwest. At next morning we discovered schooner
sbout miles shore with colors Der rigging Went to her.
found she the schooner Kedron loaded with srn
Virginia bound with both anchors out ahead
and dragging fast While the made clean breach over
the schooner foresst
he. slipped her snchor and succeeded the face Of
the hardest gale experienced In towing the schooner safe
70 jersey City 10i the night Had the Yankee
vono 10 the shoone aid the latter would have been lost with
all handa in hours time The schooner very much sp
and GSht 70 behold"
THE HUDSON NAVY.
rbs s,naeur boat clubs Of this city have formed an
.ssoc;stiop known Ms the " Hudson Navy" for the
better encouragement Of aquatic sports. It is COM
cssS az ressnt of the Atlanta Atlantic, Aurora, Wa
verle, and Guck Clubs. The officers elected at the
annual meeting in January were: Chaf f. Iathii OF
the Atlantic Club as Commodore and John W. lie
La Mater of the Waverley Club as Vice-Commodore'
The affairs Of the Navy controlled ny TWO repre-
sentstves from each club and constitute ooay kh'"n
IA the Naval Board. The officers are: President H.
+. B. HaSieA of the Atlanta; Secretary, Benz. r.
Brady of the Wayerleyi Treasurer, Theodore NJ W
hill Of the Atlantic Club.
loss or TIE BARK HOLLAND.
Extract from letter 10 Jobn u. Jones, esp, da'ed
"BARsECAT Feb. 9, 1860.
The BAH Holland with cargo o. salt, on shore ia
might one mile north Of t inlet with person board IRON
appearance The had l her time during the night
long and qussrboa gone She hes head on
fh beach em 10 the The vessel tgn and in GOOD con
Gon She Is sbou. shall lay cables aud anchor
tomonew nthe ns shall send 10 equan after su4Al
Bgs hthe sea gets down. they slongstsi but
Abe sea keeps up, I shall throw over the salt"
a later dispatch says;
The buk lies the position Anchor and ehslos nave
beee hA4 fsr tAs purpose Of getting her Of
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COURT OF OYER AND TERStrNER--Fxs ll.--Befofs
Judge IyoRAHAs


On the 10th inst. the case of GerFed B. Cook, in
Court for consideration With the consent OF District ,to
ney TIE prisoner withdrew his plea of guilty. aud pleaded
guilty the mnor charge assault and battery with intent 10 60
Dodi hahn 1he DstTctAttonvy produced hdasts roI IN
tended witnesses for the prosecution against the
tie prisoner being placed at the bar for sentence M aei On
hi. behalf rcd upon the course the A'.oey
10 producing such sfidsv unprecedented snd Unfair ar1
possibly owing tie political complexion OF tue case ine
gdayt the prisoner hs showed him 20 have been an ac
tive partisan Hall or Wood division OF the Demo
cratic tsity Tks DAoTney i understood TO be OF the
Tamusny Hall division The D.rG Attorney desired with
intent to free thu suspicion to adjourn the sentence
eounteI atays IN iAVor ths prisoner
The case, was after some delay hnay niontted and tia
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SUPREME CoURP- CRcrr-PEB. lo.-Bsfsre Ja.llce
ALLEN.

I
This action was brought 10 recover moneys objected
and 70 by aha ds nd4n OF the plsn which he
hsd converted % his own rse The defendant hayAs been ar
rested and held to bail set up general denial The caus.
tried by the Court without Jury. The plaintiH ma, Am
evidence letter written by the defendant air tng the facts
suhsntisJ a. claimed by The plaintiff aud wed IA At he had
twice sent nesseuser to Philadelphia re- Rive he monsy
due uIoa the representation OF the d. ant; that he was
esdy 70 y over but old rot do When called upon by the
dc, tor Plaintiff $3.50 D. Peter FOX psiatia s. r Free
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Iii noteworthy fact, that the Etna Insurance
and other stocks held by j. W. Seymour, the default
iny Treasurer of the Hartford County Savings Associa
ton AT the time Of ls embezzlemen would have ena-
bled him lays The Hartford e0Hranfl' had he
been allowed to iemain here until now, 70 return To
money be had distracted from the funds OF the insHu'
lion The increased value Of these stocks would have
done the business,
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COURT OF SPECIAL sYssIoNs-PRs n before Jusstss
3UAcKssBusB, BRENNAN, sn6 KKLLa
corRT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

L, =. DlsTRICT OOUhT.-'JHIy VtHrS" .
SUPREME ,CouRr-GEsERAL TERn.-Euurnerstsds
Nos 49, u.s. 49, a. 20, 81, s3i 49, 49, a. 49, A. - Tto|
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUiT.-P L-Oyer
and Terniuer Part IINos T. $50 &C. SO 52 40 sse 80
lss slT $685. 43 1874, 10, l07 AL las lSs, 10 70, ,,~
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Par Mos. Is, SIP, 5ll 5U,
see SIS 5ss 57l S73 49, a. 577 57s ssi $50 Part L4S
82 21s ig4 az, 500, 50e, $40. 422 1923, 1913. 49,
CoyRr or COMMON PLEAs-Fart Mos. III,
2s7 ssa ass 1924 $780, 1885, 49, s9s 49, 189 3D. I0
Part -Nos i5ss 1895 1914 1915, 1871 1873 1920 1871. isS
a, 343 267 29l 239 1919. - ., :. 49, =.
KISGs CousrY SPECIAL TERs.--Nos. 81, as, AZ, ~.
49, So ST. 81 So 81 49, g. g. So 7o, II, 70, a. 7S 's IT, TO- ~
60 81 81. 49, a. as
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One day last week, as three business men of Boz
ton were ascending by steam elevator to the upper
o OF one Of the vcstory granite stores not far from
State street, to examine goods as referees ono
remarked, what would become Of my niae children in
case of an accident to me" Another said, "wnas
wonld become of my ten children The third ex-
claimed what would become of my ecres children '
The three gentlemen, it appeara have thirty childres
now living.
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CaassERs-FxB it-Brfors Justic, Bosssr
DgCIsI0S8
VIM. L. Underhll as'. Thomas Van zaadt--OrSse
settled
John Jay ct al set. John Clarkson ct si.--ssssled.

SUPERIOR COURT-osrEKAL rsHx.-Feb. Ii.-Bsfer. An
the Jpstites-DgCis,oSs
Gee. Pepram agt. Joeeph Carson; Josiah Carpensse
sgt. VIM H. Wright al ward NJ Townsend sst faomas
o. steasns al John einsse sgi James Acock-1udynnt
atIned, With costs
Mary NJ. 0'Brien agt. james Bowers.- Order re-
vrrsed
Josepbine NeParien agt Hugh AcYarler.-Order
reversed with costs TO abide svsns
"ouhi of SPECIAL sYssIoNs-PKB. 1i-Bcsore Justices
9tAcKszBusB, BRENNAN, en6 KKbLa
:, nadore kodulrh, larceny; Penhentiary4 months.
ey oisse, larceny Penitenay aonshs Hugh Doye.
hosnD IennentisiJ n,oaths Mathew Divine isrcenyG
Ken north. Edwsrd HshnOach lsrsay Peu.s
onhi ySnn hssn larceny psIeaary month Jsnss
enei ay ,aSnss John fsrguson hrcsnyi P.sssiy
Angelo Ellen larceny Peri,en,aTy months and hned
Reinhst Buck larceny PeDicntsy mon.hs sose Easis-
cepy; Penentiay month";, Peter Duffy lEsesay; Pesen
Dsai,i KeaDg assault and battery; Pspi.ensry months
Michael O'Rourke, assault and battery 6ssa o., Hsnrr
Smith, confidence operator. sentenced 10 the Peatsa
for months. .,,,, 49,.
The case Of John Morrisssy ss.ipt Wiam Mgssn for
rant with deadly espon called both
Aer some the sent 10 the OensrL
son, Several other ted and tie prisoners ehsg
Discharged or Temanded for sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

TuE STREET LETTTR.BoXEs.-The Post Office De-
nar,uen, is rapidly extending the facilities for the
d;.oa,eh of letters placed in their boxes. Within
sbo,, time about nine hundred street. leterboxes will
he stationed at various parts of the city. Broadway
nA ,be n,;nc,oa avenues will have one on every
ner a, far no as Thiry-fourh street, aud on every
norosr from that line 70 Fiyhird street. The cross
,t1ee,s will not DO supplied as It ID unnecessary i"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

PHILADELPHIA THIEVES. Two young thieves,
ram.d Thomas Brush and Charles Davis accused Of having
robbed an uoce 6snaned outh of $3.50 gold were
crested in this city Saturday by Detectives Wlamson ana
Williams portion Of the stolen money, III, wac found III
their the remainder having been squsndersd In last
living The stolen from Mr. Brush about one week
aud the prisoners have already been sent to 10
answer the charge brought against them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

ACCIDENT At A FUsgRAL.-On Friday afternoon q
pair horses attached carriage In which several Ia
dies waiting funeral alarmed at train Of
Prospect South Second street where
they secured Mrs Brannign, residing No lts Nor
jumped the carriage by which her wrist
head.
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This unriyaled Same.

LONDON Grub SAUCL.-lhs unrvaled Sauce,
by PARKBK BEos London be obtained Of
tbsir gent In THE city A. j. PsRKFs No l5Beekmsnst this
ce il speor the WoreestsEshIs Sauce and can be OBJ
tanned OF onshA the price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

TuE MuRDgR OF TouRs.--ThOmas DOwhug, the
esrer Of drinking place at No. 10 State street. was
apprehended early on Saturday morning oy o"'oer
Mclaughlin Of the First Precinct, on Suspicion Vi
having been implicated in the murder OF MI io"'s
xcbo vas found dead in State street about liz cocA
ON Friday night. Two boys, aged about 10 years.
named James Mead and William Cunningham
living near the scene of the murder, were aso
arrested ON suspicion. Coroner Jaekman was
in attendance Mt an early hour, and proceeaeo 70
irxestioste the circumstances attending the p'ui
der and the arrest of the above parties. A"sr
ho;ro tboroppbly examined, and the testimony
Of other witnesses lssen, the persons u'i''' '''''
were discharged, there no. being suileien' eV'uen'0
N warrant their being held. man, naihe' 'o'"
Grady living at No. 10 Pearl street, was ALSO
arrested ON susoicon, but was subsequently oi'
charged by the Coroner. 1t appears tha' l''s nian
and a friend were the frs! who discoVereu "i7
bodv Of the murdered man, bl. thinking tha' hs wa
drunk left him lying in the street. When ne go' nom
bs casually mentioned the fact 70 his moher' a"' q"
insisted That he should return and find foAcehiah
,1 L. take the m IN in from the cold. On returning
IN the spot he found an officer there, ana ou h'77'
removing the body the Station-liouse n" "'
~ auently arrested. h;.L
4. Was ascerained that none OF the vauaoe' ""''a
the deceased had about his person had been
The watch and chain which he usually "o'e n'.i
been left At home and portemonnaie containing -
,yas found in one of his pockets. Some pn'o s'"co
the Surveyor of the Port appointed MI iou''
roun5sman ov,r the night watchmen VINO are en-
III =, ...,oh va..el. and IN tho discharge Of his
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N-EW-JERSEY ZZ,E1N&

HUDsos County CoURr.-This Court was engaged
Saturday the tral Of several assault and battery
cases, of no public interest.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE LATE EXPLOSION -Aaroa
VOORHEES, one of those injured by the lac boiler ex-
ploeion in Nostrsnd avenue, died at the City Hospital
about o'clock on Saturday morning. BE had ME leg
amputated shortly after the accident John Gallagher.
the fireman employed in the factory is in precarous
condition Fever has get in and he is occasionally Do
irious The prospects for his recovery are not gu
couragng. The Jury, it will be recolectsd, declined
to bring in verdict until they had obtained this mans
evidence.
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BROOKL YIN U,EINS

Mrs. BEEcHER.-This lady is now considered out Of
danger having been much easier for the past two days
She is in as good condition as can be expected under
tie circum fances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

GArCHgLoR's Ham DYE, WIG and TOUPEE
,r,aY RsnoysDt to 10 Bondst Private HairOytins Rooms
EIycukIoR's HAIaDYgIsa REIMBURSEMENT removed 70
No rs BonJs. Private entrance for LsdeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

CHARITY CONFIDENCE MaY.-The police OF the
Thteenth Ward Oh Friday arrested genteelookins
whom they Of being the man who b., 'urrepousy
collected nnos the sufferers. He his
as Henry Wells and denies the chaS Persons vino have been
duued by this collector would do well to call at Pocs
Headquarters and identify him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

Millions of Bottles of Mira. WINSLOW'S S0OrH-
sr, ar. now used every year in tho United States ZOE
ch;ldren Teenlns with neyerans helef imDe
Az, and eertsIl Only IS cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

SUICIDE OF PORTER ~ THE MARKET BANK
About three o'clock Saturday afternoon, Mr. George
w. Shaw, porter employed in the Market Bank was
found lying insepsibe the floor OF an ante-room in
the bank building, with small bottle, which had evil
IDENTITY contained lauda1um, lying beside him. He was
at once conveyed to the New-fork Hospital by Mr..
James Delamater an employee of the Bank, and every
means were used to counterac the effects of tue poison
which he had swallowed, but without avail. He died
at o clock the same evening. An inquest was held
on the body by Coroner Jackmsn yesterday morning
Dir. Shaw war about IS years OF age and unmarried
lie slept in the Bank and il supposed that the suicide
of one of the clerks Of the same institution ie"
weeks ago weighed upon his mind as 10 iea' MIN
TO commit self destruction.
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IAdyertiseneut. |

ABLE AND HArPY"A chronological Examination at FOWLER
WHtf SO8 Broadway will reveal your defects and how to
correct talents and how to them to advantage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

Mm,rARY.-The Second Regiment Hudson Brig
sde Col Gregory parade the I'D inst witch occs
thsy presented with costly set Of color BY us
geon Qdor The Conrensl Quad Of Jersey City VII pa
Tsde the ed 10 celebrate the anniversary Of Washnstoss
buthdgJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

day Dunn eLerpsng thief entered the ewely
store Of Joseph Quinn No 4sSi Third avenue aud while the
clerts Of the attending customers
other part OF she he seized quantity OF Jew-y from
window and making hssty exit daed down
the street full speed He pursued by officer Davis and
after exciting captured end the ewey valued at
2 recovered The thief taken before Justcs uscken
hnsh and locked up 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

FoUsDLISG.-About o'clock on Saturday night,
Mr. Henry Albert residing Ut the corner OF stage and Smith
streets d. found female child about two months old lying
in the hallway Of bis house Mr. A. took it, and provided every
needu 1t viii continue be properly aied
TO- until the of the Superintendent Of the Poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

COUNTERFEIT BILLs.-JOhn Freicks of Sxtb-ave-
nue. afternoon caused the arrest Of Henry Meyers
ho had attempted pass him counterfeit b2
Of the North River Bank On being told that the bul was
worthless the accused attempted to bnt
tued aud Justice Kelly who committed him for
examination George Cole, James Johnson and James Rsthe
for Offering the kind oil counters aha
M.re lol ked UP by Justice Osb0In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

ACCIDLHTs AND JNQUEsTs.-COrOner Schirmer held
an inquest the NewYoTk Hospital Saturday upon the body
Thomas Bradley aged q who Injured IN the Ber
Tunnel the oath alt by being caught crank YER
dict of Accidental DEATH rendered Caiharne Foley
child about three yeas Of died at her parents residence
No 81 street o. Saturday last ffom the effect OF
eald accidentally received verdict Of Accidental DEATH
was rendered by Coroner Schrme Jury William simmons
Irish sborer year age died in st Lukes Hospital
Saturday lat from the effect. of injuries received by the
falling scahold in Fty-hh which deceased
work Coroner Scler held an inquest she body Yer
dict In accordance with tie fects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

MrsTERIoUs.-On Thursday evening last the leg OF
human being was picked up in the Narrows, opposite
Fort Hamilton. black prunella gaiter and white
cotton stocking covered The foot and leg The leg was
somewhat deeayed but the foot was perfect. 1t was
small and neat aud the shoe and stocking being thoss
of female, is supposed have belonged to one OF
that SEX The limb appeared as if it had been ampu-
tated at the knee joint. Coroner Bennett has it in his
possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

THIEF At A WEDDISG.-About o., clock on Satur-
day morning application made the Sixth Precinct Police
Station for officer around to house 10 sehoes street 70
hunt out thief o wedding. policeman went around and
young couple had been united the evening
vou and celebrating the evening by grand blowout with
their friends They having merry tmedanciny singing
and Epgwhen all q sudden stephen Echard found h.
his watch had been taken from bis pocket Inquiry set
when discovered that Of the party Nichols
Hedenrch had suddenly taken HE departure Suspcion fon
upon Nichols and he subsequently arrested aud held -
bail his appearance before Justice Ryder for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

FELL Our OF A SECosD-SroRY WIsDow.-A mar
ried lady residing in Eighth street Gowanus met with singh
accident saturday She in the set Of emPying basin
of the secondstoy window and losing her b ,no
pitched down into the yard striking board fence In her decen
The result fracture OF three bs and internal injuries
which prove fatal DR. Basse administered TO her relief
She Hoe In a Critical condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

Orr TO BALTIaoRE.-On Saturday afternoon, Off
Ger Niyen the Second Precinct arrested old nnod
Mason charged with having stolen gold watch worth
.Aac OF No. ~ Fulton Dir Ayres hadet
his vsch hs desk for few moments when the accused
IN passing through the store put Il In his pocket and walked of
Stopping the first he TO- h disposed OF the
watch for s2o and proceeded to Brooklyn for the purpose Of
packing hs bandanns trunk preparatory TO trip TO baltimore
Being suspected he pursued by Officer Nyens and on
being the pawn ticket and the $50 found Ia his
possession The watch recovered snd restored TO its
gn owner and the prisoner committed to answer By Justice
Brennan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

CITY MoRrALITY.-The total number OF deaths in
this city, last week, l5i of which 40 were adults
and 100 children. The principal diseases were: Con-
sumption, II; commissions infan,ile ID; Group, IL;
scarlet fever IA; marasmus infante, 8; ntam nstion
Of the lungs. 3; casualties, 10. Under one year Of
age, 40. Natives of the United States, l2i; Ireland
49, England 9; British America and the West Indies,
| each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

DEATH OF THE Rev. DR.. BRowsLEE.-On Friday
last the Rev. William Craig Brownlee, ID. D., senior
pastor of the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church, died
in this city, at the age of II years. DIR. Brownlee
was born at Torfoo,, in the County of Lanark, Scot
land pursued hs course of studies in the Unversisy of
Glasgow for five yesrs, when he took his dsgree of
Master of Arts, and united with the church in early
life. Immediately after receiving his license to preach
be married and removed to this country, and was first
settled in two associate churches Of Washington Co.,
Penn. Thence he was called to the Associate Church
in Philadelphia. In 1915 he became rector of the
grammar school, in what is Rutgers College. In
1917 be was called to the passionate Of the Presbyterian
Church at Basknrdge Nj. In 1896 he was installed
as one of the ministers of the Collegiate Reformed
Dutch Church in this city. About II years since, DIR.
Brownlee Frustrated by all apoplectic stroke,
which paraly zed side Of his body. From this be
slowly aud gradually recovered, resdming q certain
degree of mental and bodily health but was never
after able to engage in active duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

SUPREME CoURT, GENERAL TERM.-The General
Term of the Supreme Cont will open on Monday.
Feb. 10, at IL o'clock, a. NJ in the Governors Room.
City han, before Justicee Lott, Brown, and Emott
Nonenumersted motions viii be first heard The day
calendar will consist of the first twenty causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

THE OUT-DooR PooR.-We learn from George
Keoch, ESQ.,, Superintendent of Outdoor Poor, that
the applications for coal and money thus far this year
have been considerably below the same period in 1882
This argues better condition of prosperity among the
poorer casses the weather has been very much he
zane as last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
Greenwood

BOLD HIGHwAYMES.-Frederick Brown of Wick
ford X. L. while strong through Water street, about
o'clock on Saturday evening, was accosted by two
boatmen VINO invited him to 60 board of ship ly-
ing at a wharf near by Brown accepted the invita-
ton, but had he stepped on tue deck than
one of the bostmen, named Tim Murphy, seized him by
the neck and demanded bis valuabes or hia life Muir
ply kept his uncomfortaby tight grasp upon the throat
Of Brown while his accompGce rhed bis pockets of all
his money and other valuables after which the robbers
fed. The victmized countryman raised an ALARM and
Officer Craig of the Fourth Precinct fastened to his
assistance when, having been furnished with deserip
ton of the robbers, he subsequently arrested Murphy
who was identified by Brown. The prisoner was
taken before Justice Osborn and committed to answer
Murphy is represented as dangerous man. He Is
about % years old and lives at No. 3js Water street.
His confederate ia still at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

The steamer City of Baltimore left for QueenItown
and Liverpool Saturday, taking out l3i passengers
and ga 600 in specie.