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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

IospoH MoEEI MGPKET.-Ihe Dreetors OF t az
BsUf of nsard on the h raised their ussn Ju rae u
court om n 70 T. he ensngs sas not ~
Suy incIess- demand for money, bat almost
by tn cram ef uuijon which 10 progress LEG 49,
usp was without sfeet or the frnda 1Eee was ever
hood Of he uz Of bullion nnuinz snd ns
Of crther G6vence 70 cent Wa nnor
The Joint stock banks had rsed thr rates for aePoss pea
20 Institutions bOLoieg their h.IJseJ
IneeBgs and ~ere making yey eiiso'oy EXHIBITS ana -
earns lsrg ao1 increasing diTidsoda
The d4sna nonsy 10 thu open nsrLs, not heavy and
Ar n, a mum rate deco mt was so0.tzt Y cent
fands quite sady until the IN when tho Insrhs
lsss Ishe heavy and COno GecOed to 81 aS9 tor money
sld Saassi fer seoount ,-., a. A.,
new B.ssn oAu Of 81 10000 Sssdy amounted to twelve
HE eLIy a eusnt Of the Bank Of England shows diEnf
rutiob " he button Of Sibe sDouut held In both de-
1sItnisbts being 4 i5,ys4+%. .. .o, nd
btsls BGTbg Bros 90. quote BAL ehtr o. 'S4i boHHs
SH Eagle, n "a nonskGl -, - m
IivEsTooL NARKETS-Jan. 81. CoTToS; The
CbcusT sys In the ey part OF the week the mar
continued dsrFrssd Irregular and lower the more active
and Nket however Tossday In MSnebesr arising
from good from lnA combined With late ao'ees 70
esived Wednesdsy Eong Of sight tsihng On Io9 ne
previous bssvJ receipts Into ID. American PO WIN htei
quotations, FOR tho msslin and higher grades have since so
Ltsa the densnc which has been extensive enc bey
met hoesfs hsve been ensoea 70 ose 10 So' "a
essss Of Asdcsn' Bales Ct the week lo W bales ineisa
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AUSTRIA.

Tbe Austrian Mio;,ter Of Finance mad declared the
I'M o.sh,lity Of InblisbiDg budget tor 1900 uoless
the EmUeror consented TO immense reduction OF the
O. estimates. !
From vaIous sOUIces II il reported that Austria anu
Ir were bscouing more iui mate ia tner latons,
and aoerdiD 70 one atbOJity, tie Led saoJags-
ton Of Buns AIRY as eoItewP eted by the "a. ,,.,
VienDa Telegram Of the 2Oth gives The following
"a ofioial;
All reports published by The Sandman papers con-
earning the deseron OF Hungarian soldiers from tue
Oarr,s6ns ia Yenet H. untounoed. Tho results oil an
curry ordered By the Comm Cniei oil VesIn.
80, ibst not one Hungarau SOLDIER has deserted bis
collars uuce the conclusion Of peace At Vdafranea D.
Several secret agents, bosever, have oeen arrested
for .ndeavoriDg TO tamPsr With the Hungarian fes'-
IA ANITA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
LAW xNYELLIH ENOK.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMfyER--FRs. 4--Bssess
lSCRAuA1.

COURT OF OYER AND TEaMiyER--FE5. +-ssees
Justics ISGeAuAx. CO
shSTEScs or JoBs cRiAnISs FoR suRDEs.
This morning the DistIie. Attorney moved for sen
fence on John Crimnns, eonVlcted of !he murder Of
Dennis McHepry.
The prisoner said he never intended to harm the
lie excited at the time, and did nos Know
what be was doing. he did no! pursue deceased VIII
intent 10 take his life. ae went on the side Walk 70
look for policeman, when MeHenry threw ftons' ~
bini--oue Of which struck him On Inc hsn'' '"0S
was 10 good Christian there 70 ftoP the oAa "' 10
Inc men who were there were not JUS vi n.v~,
had III ways attended ~ hs verb, anu haJ - r.
harmed living soal. Tie arms thss ne "~- - s
house belonged ~ the Stale vi New-io'A' III" "s's
DO, there for sny bad purpose. ill., Il; ,ha foI,o sxn.
Judge IBgr aham then senieh'0N "' -
sS cnlasIss Yen convicted ., pe
TIE aieuy ces,n yVs sn :, ssn o the test say ,l
rsh g. ssy you sn'ertansd 9nry ee,ta's toward
nm ~ ,etisfrd 9TH oreeF.as hiu som yoar hSsse.
% cid rot eom;ed Inc cane pf wlea Joi 40 Hss
commenced assAst spon HIN BY tsfo sisg weighs q
BIN and was 81 % Ss yon sahss.s ~ .r.
pS then pur..es hun Asrersn nom yoc eLn. ,u ~hieta
,t,.s ss sIsb. which esa.s, hi, death The weapon
used ~ Yos The nature 81 the wouad ndetoA
;h You r,esded 70 r.he h lie Your esun.eI fey arssd
all the matte. IN yo defense whiea e,uia ee dons The Jay
u murder The orraie u your r sAse OF xi ynE
OF pason ana revsngr with heh yea Se'n se,aI
dear sacrifice 'eE itl purpose. bu, ths ees oa
thst cannot ~ TeSao siciG Aas boea aanoencA
WIKI the cesd and the law eoadmns yon toe .ale e "en
has btarn tim. The Jury recoLrened y1g 70 sosoy
tns recommendation will forwarded TO tne aovernnr
sae But ythins Ednse you 20 eniea
'shisreed Tho frequency az srns In thss city Sns -
e sO%aoH hs1s Sss i more ss, .isi.t'ssa g As-
law ard certainty 10 punishment - deter others u
rspstllon Of similar oHsnacs pyspau yenrssf tor n
endths yOu and Tea thai jaasne- 10 which yHa H
20 be- called 49,
The sentence Of the cour, "a the. VOC Jska cnmn. @ ne
murder Of which you have eonvtod DC tAten ir
the pos ron, whence ron end that On 80 ~
the srnOos yoa be- 1Asssd by the hsk with ysa are $780,
The prisoner aas srraJenty much affected.
lilo wiz Immediately cred out Cheer ae xns
up Cxim,aipsl There Is plenty OF law. eut no -
The Ssaih warrsni was read, and handed 70 VIC 'A'
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Fines.
y,s, N wKs1 toRIY.savEsTH STREET.


At an early hour YESTERDAY morning. irs occurred
n the thTee.story frame building No. 2Di West Forty
teveDth street, Owned by &eesrs Cunningham u Rob-
ersop and occupied BY the former member Of The firm
"a a dwelling. Dsmsve . house and furniture est
naied al $500 Insured in tse ke~.Y York FIRE and
Marine Insurance Company, The fire is supposed 70
have been the woIk Of an inceodary.
IN TROY STRAIT.
The alarm about o'clock on Saturday evening was
occssOLed by tho discovery of os 10 the frame stable
IN the rear Of Nc. 81 Troy street Damage 70 building
$50 Ire stable was owned aad occupied by Robert
feteraon, who lived in the fropt building the ire
wae doubtless the work If IN lncendiary.
FIRR IN GREENWICH Avenue.
Attic time Of the fire In Toy steet fire occurred
in the nae ~ shop Of To ~nsend Snyder No 65 Green
ysich avenue, il consequence Of candle being get In
he show-winoow, near The wood. work. Damage
slight.
Yesterday morning fire occurred IN The confscaon
.r stoIe No $50 Seventh avenue, bnt, being discov
sISd AZ an early moment was exiinguished with pail
on two Of water. Damage trfiing'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

FRon HAvASA.-rb The United Statss Mail steamship
Csbawbs, J. w. Smith, commander, from NewOr-
leant the 9th nlt, arrived ut Havana the evening
Of ibe Goth; left the port 4p. m. on the 3oth and
reached here on Saturday afternoon.
The news hom Havana ia devoid Of interest Sir
VIM On.e lstelyy in the city receiving coasdeH-
BILE attention from the authorities.
Gen eerr, non entrly occupied with public improve
mepts,> continuing the works commenced By Gen.
Concbs. Cuba lie going ahead. The health Of the city
is good.
BrBlR HapxrT But little doing account Of night stock
etin Cd at 90 boxes OF which 1000 old cropl one
are ace, pttd by holder. foT No IL 81 ss sTobs shipped
rde,iOus w.es 7leo boxes hoes, ba reals for ClsJedi
fJr HuseovAdo do.
Eschsnrs London 60 days sight ldl4 prem On rev
Yerh GO dAys gL do Esx OTieAns 20 day. nsnt
es d. on Pui days, ~ dos epas 50 days, 6dss da
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

ARREST OF TICKET SwrSDLER-On Saturday
last man named John Ross was arrested for tickss
swiDel,ng On the complaint Of Anthony Fanss, Myrsa
NJ Soutnwcrtb, and Others of Delphi Carroll Coussy,
IncaDa The compainants aege that they wefs IN
duced TO go to Rosss Office in Liberty street, where
they bar 4ined for six second caon tickets for Cab
fona by the Baltic, aud paid fail price fog
them. They subsequently sscertained ttat they had
received steerage utkets, by which they were swim
died out Of s2lO. The accused was locked up 70
answer by Justice Connolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

AMERICAN INSTITUTE ERROR CoRREcrED-i
TIE report meeting held Last Thursday evening "s
ssn tina, Mr. Leonard declined being cauedis for the ocss
- s-T., "a ar, w, ar. now assured that tho report
i.coechs eecned to hold an oies where he coad not
pder On squvseb, b. services for b sssy out nPa ose
assured that there probability Of reform In tbs uisnss
en he consented to eoulinoe in the Situation hr Lson.d
and the managers could view the natter the people 40
they eeay the recpisns OF the fands ct the N
sute rendered eqivaen,hst three or oar n
ara employ ed 10 do the work hst done By
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IAdyenisesenll
WHAT CAN I Do BEsTi

wBAr CAN I Do Best We reply: Co
s.raeh,way to the PHRzNoLooIcU. RooNs OF Fo"Lrs 4
wrIIs No Scs Broadway and have yoor besd exaHsed
choraetsr in full with Chat Of Jour do,eoq
yoc sy s0en know fo c,rairy wha 5ou 49, A. eos
pared with you d. b snd how you raAy r
In TIE world" ard al rou's - c very bet podos
The Ills n DO Soapa.sveiy sn'l ~sss
the ber.Gt. derives woad Do Of value any individual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

A winsted widow, whose dear departed len her the
~ heh ~, 10 90 10 third PARTY at her arr.g ,has,
sfer some yearr sieee fuccumbed; AcomPromi'e was
Effected between herself snd ultimate lesa'ess; oy
which they received the 81 400 by paying Der scoS 70
get married. The market ytlae Of Hps In "nH'sa 10
onOted by TIE Herald vi $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

The Nrw-YoRK JoURsEYhEs BAKERS Nsw BAN
sxR-On Saturday the members of the New-York
Practical Journeymen Bakers Benevolent Society,
assembled at Convention Hall in Wooster street TO
receive Their new banner. The Society consists Of 1851
members abont "a Of whom occupied the afternoon OF
Saturday in carrying the banner through the streets
On one ride .painted bake-house, in which number
of bakers are at work, and the reverse is wheat
sbeaf, with the name and date of the Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

CohPLlHEEIARr TO A SRA CAPTAH.-Ths under
writers of THE city In appreciation Of the GOODNESS and
bravery Of Capt. William o. JohBson Of the clipper
hip Mss,if, have presented him with the sum Of
sl750, irclo'ed separately in four or Eve very coup
neniary letters. Capt, johnson sailed from San Fran
eiseo On the 10Th of September lss for China, via
Honolulu. When Eve days out. with light winds and
frs weather, an alarm Of Gre was raisod and smoke
Discovered issuing from the ven,stors abat the cabin
The powder magazine, with sufficient quantity Of
Pow der in il 10 blow the ship atoms. directly
the spot whsre tie Ere supposed to have originated
Capt johnson, with his steward, wen. below, got IL
OUT and tossed ii overheard giving orders frat to back
the main topssi and set the ensign in distress large
quantity ofhsy, bsrths, bedding, mate &c. belonging
TO the Cbnsmen md other passengers board In all
nearly two hundred suddenly caught fire and blazed
up, rndsIing the fnts Of the vessel inevitable. Tho
boats were cleared, and sail, providsntally dscov-
cred atsrD, lay to- II proved TO be the Englsh ship
Achilles Capt. johnson ordered the carpenter TO cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

TIoHT.RoPk DAscER BuRsED TO DEATH.-
On Saturday night large crowd was assembled q, the
voks Gsrten, No. As Bowery, to witness the per-
torrance. In ,be course Of the evening Mrs Jo-
sepbne nertkell, having concluded her performance
Oh the tgbt-rope leaped from it TO the stage Ia so
doing she Gao. with the foot-hges, W aich
fet fire 10 her dress and in instant abe was snve
oped in flames. Yer husband, who was 10 the or'ne'
tra and two three others, sprang to hsr asssN"'
and in putting out the flames were severely o"u ".
shout tie hands and arms. Mira Hefsaeli vas HslE
fully burned about the body sod was shortly "''e. o,
viewed to her residencs, No. IS Forsyth street. A'"'
time the accident occurred the theaer was o'o"s'',
spd the mos, intense excitement prevailed i0r short
time. ,..L
Are rushed apteay for the street. in consequence Of
winch two or three persons were severely bruised.
ssvsIsj Of The Tenth Ward police were on the spO,
snd ,nd.r.d Efficient service In preserving ordsr Mrs.
HsrkeII wss attended by DR. Shspardson.
TIE unfortunate actress fingered ir great agony un-
III near o'clock yesterday morning, when death re-
lieyed her from suffering. She remained conscious 70
tho ass Her stage Name was LOusstts, and she had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

Fon EUROrr.-Mr Faulkner, Minister 70 France,
sailed on Saturday the steamship Fulton Tor Havre.
Save the greetings of fe personal friends who
present on the occasion there demonstration Of
spy kind, and Mr. Faux psr took his departure in a
very quiet ard unOstentstous manner. Owing to tne
ships getting aground in the slip, her sailing post
poueo until . O'clock, az which hour sne let Shs
took out n passengers, and s7O,757 in specie. Among
the pssseDqerr notice the names of Capt. Sackets
q. 5. N, and Gen. Merdss of HsyI.
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IAJvsr.itr 1eDt ]

The town never Witnessed more exciting piece
than OCTopoos TIC Wt-t fi-rcea is TO
be given IN safe han5sOTe At BARyUf dvSsyx
THIs FyESIss sYsh eSceEaiae t.e .s Of ,0s man
secured III. perfection AMI UJrOROe1
80 all is scenes. vi tsriBg produesn Two fsosEs
pieces TINS AFTERNOON a.s0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

MISSIONARY ORDNArIoN-At Dr. Smith. Church.
corner of Seeold svenue Rnd Fouteer'i street la.s
evening, the iDteiestiug certmopy Of ordius,ion
perfo med by the Third Pr.sbytery of New-York upon
Mr Alvin b. Goodale, recently appointed by the
A. b. c. F. NJ missionary to ths Sou hsrn Arms-
pianr Tho church was nearly filed. This
was preached by the Rev. Roswell d. Hitchcock,
j. D., Of the Union Theological Seminary, aud the
charge was given by the pastor Of the church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

LONDON CLUE SAJCg.-Ihl dnriv3cd Ssuns,
manufactured by PAEKgs DHss, London be sssnsd u
neir agast city. A. j. PIRGEK NJ - BsokmGns tbs
article Ieor ths Worcestershire ssass, sad 10 OBJ
tarsd 9. ns-ha-i the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. THOMAS J. RoGERs Yes
terday afternoon the funeral of Lieut.. Thomas Rog
ers took ylsco from the Governors Room at TIE CiSy
Hall. There was a large turn gu; Of friends. One
company Of the Scott Life Guards the Columbia en-
zine Company, No. "a, aud representative of other
Ere Companies followed the remains TO Galway Gem
stery The national f.es Tire esst an west wings
of the Hal rsmsnsd CT bana,t during the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

The LATE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Coroner Gamble concluded the inquest Saturday,
which was made the booy Of Mrs riey, who died
in consequence of injuries by the collision which
cuped on The Hudson River Railroad on the l5sa 81
Jsnusry The evidence taken was to the same effecs
81 that given at the inquest held Yonkers oa the
BODY of Mira Fields The verdic Of the Jury censurss
Robert Hartley the brssemsn for not obeyiog the Or
ders of tie CONDUCTOR and Tor not complying with the
rules Of the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

TIE TcE SEAsoS.-Jhis has been unusually
favorable Wiutr for saving ice. The severe cold of
III sst Of Decs uber and first If January consesled
coed CROP Of about the rsh! thickness for easy cutting
Then had long spe Of mild weather, not The best
10 6. bot It'll not warm enough to til tw IL of
th- ponds and 81 through January men kept on put
ting u up. Then caue the first of February, tho
solSee, weather of the Wip'er-cod enough TO make
Pew ice upon ponds already harvested six or eight
inches lhck, in hree dsyr, aiiordiag every one who
fired 10 Gll The ice hore during the first cold spell the
Opportunity 10 do il sow. If those who put mp ice
during the warm days have been careful to open the
icet and allow the atmosphere 10 penetrate it.
bile the s,nop hsre indicated zero, will give the
ice BIN exirs ketIin quality. With scch favorable
inter for the ice harvest the crop stored should be
very args one and it should be cold in the city upon
more essoDable terms than il has been In several
years pat, md doubt 1t will be, unless the ice
monopoly Is 30 strong 10 be able to override al
COP petition and lesp The price up. As 10 the country,
ii tbes lie farmer who has not provided himself with
this necessary of fe pity him. If there is village
without SD ke-bouse, t 1t forthwith be resolved by
s inesbi,sOs tia. they an INDECENT, improvldeDt
ret, unworthy Of enjoying the gestest Of all JAY
luxmies, drink Of delicious ce.waier.
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[Aavertlsen.sEt

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE, Wa and J0UPKe
Facrony REyovEp 70 10 bod Private Has-Dy,in, aessA
E.1casLoA's HAIE-lYEIss Es1.sL,ss&ksr removed 10
No 10 Bopd.t PnVs e., ,snc- TO- L-niea
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WEALTHY, HogoR


81 WANT TO DE HEALTHY, WEALTHY, HogoR
ABLE AID HAPPY."-A Phrenooaes Exsnlasipn a. f0w,Ea
WsLIA 300 Broadway, win rvea yor defects nd aev 10
;heUyoar tsens aud how TO use them 10 sdvsptss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

A LITTLE GIRL DRUNK AND IEsESsIBLE.-Mary
hcDoone, eyed 10 years, was found lyiog insensbly
drunk in The street on Son9ay pisht by Officer Crum
of the Eleventh Preeoct. The iit;ic girl was con-
yeyed to the Station. Houss, where emetic was al
mnst., ed TO her, which had the effect OF relieving and
restoring her to consciousness Mary then said hst
Mrs. Smith Of No. 35S Eighth ret had purclased
quantity Of liquor and after par'abing freely hersslf
had her drink remainder which resulted
iu her b, coming insensble. The girl finally sen.
to her home by the officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

ust sntssed upos the profession Of 'ghtrope wsss;r,
having been popil Of DeLare, for whose ssaeas sss
wss .r,c,mjur Sire has = mother, Iitsis brsthsv.r
and otter . no have been wholly scpcnsass sp"s hsx
70, ,pptor, the f.tber being cead Bsr husbands "a
German mysticism connected with the Voik' Gt'sen-
She ~as naive Of Lv,pgSon Coussy, in 'oi' sssss
and abons 81 years Of sgs. Coroner Jscs-n sed ~
iDqpett upou full beariug of the facts The la
reicertt verdict cenrupg The managers Of the tass
for emitting to provide wire masks for the toss
bgtG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

Protect your family 10y iNsUaiSG YOUR LiPB
in The EQUITABLE LIYE lssuEAScs SOCIETY,"
PCAELl hurcAL-
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IAdvsr.lssansu,.

Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WINsLow's SoorT-
Ne Strip arr new usa every rsz the United States fer
children Teehlr, with nveffpg iteef IL imIe-
Siate end certain. Ony rs cents sot'le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

How TO START A HoRsE.--Oue who witnessed the
operation, gives the following mode Of starting balky
borse" stageborse refused 70 90 ahead the driver
tried without effect to get him to go forward, back
ward, or sideways. Atlepgb, gentleman made his
way through the crowd, and taking hancful Of mud
from the street, held it to tie horses mouth, and
,meared il over his nose. The animal seemed to re-
GIVE Sigh, shock be put his care forward, as much
as to say, What is this He ate, apparently with rel
sh two or tbre bandfuls. After few pats On the
neck and few minutes standing, he started and went
on without further dicuy to the evident satisfaction
Of the driver and large crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

FORGERY AND ENBszzLENEsr.-Homer B. Hss-
kins, formerly bookkeeper for the California Over
lpDd Mail Company, at No. 81 Broadway, was ar
rested op Saturday, by Officer Barron, charged with
the crimes of forgery and emoezz emeD,. Jsuies V.
Z GsIdner Treasurer of the Company, testidss that
the accused while in their euploy, charged the Com
parry, at various times, with sums Of money for ex-
leptes which never incurred. He further test-
iss that beee Of money charged uniting in
s to 81 &c., appropriated by the accused to his
on uses naskins war taken before Justice Connolly
for examination, when he wss required find bail in
the sum of SO eco 10 answer The charge.
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sroy. crpxrs. AID orsTrr sHElLs-ws have

SToyE CHEERS AsD OrsTEn SHELLs-We have
received ls.'sr from gentleman who has tried the
bUrrg OF feT Oyster shels in S'ove to loo'ea the
cIirktrs and after giyrg is fair test he pronouucss
it 10 be jos. po,vou, item impoi,od-a firs-rste
remedy ior the olleEly The clnken soften and give
up their srheson 10 the FIRE BRICK thai a slight blow
with the poker causes the separation. The phenonens
i mex sinse, but chemical effect upon the ccneo
siiOn Of ths clinbeu seems to be produced BY the
burning oftte shells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

WA over By own cart Of January at the COR
ner Of and Hudssu streets rscving such injuries
result death Saturday sysang An inquest wl % hsa
the body ts-dsy b. CosssvT scairussE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

BURNED TO DEAIH.-An inquest was held on st.
urdsy at No. 2i6 Fourth street by Coroner S'hirus,
upon The body of Mrs ApDie E. Castle, wife OF Dr. A.
C. Castle. Tbi. uDfortuna lady, while warming hsr-
self at CRATE on Wednesday last accidentally sci hrs
TO her Clothes aud before assistance could be rendered.
seriously burned TO result ia dsa;h. Tas
Jury rendered verdict of Accidental death" Bias
for her extensive criaoIine, the fire might have been
extinguished before she had sustained fatal Injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

LECTURES TO Cow OKY.--The Hon. Joshua r.
G'doiees viii lecture the Duties Of Hu man Govern
meDt and detail mary Of the exciting soeoss ia his
Copgressor al life, at the Forsytb.street H. f. Church
this evening. Prof L. L. Yoomans viii lecture It the
Cooper Insn'e ibis evening, In cob;inustiou Of his
instructive and Interesting course; subject: Radisnt
Infu. Dces Of the Ubivsrsecheuistry Of the stars"
Use Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler viii is~ure before tbs
Young Mems Christian Lyceum this evening" st tie
First Baptist Church, corner Of Broome aud EzAbssh-
sueets; subje,t: up. sDd Downs Of Lifs-A Rs-
nance Of Loui- Phil ppe and Louis Napoleon" The
Rev. o. D. Rockingham lectures before the New
York Cry Library Association, At Bieecker Bad'nss.
on "Wednesday evening. The Rev. VIM. H. Milsofn
be Bind Preacher, it, By reluess, to deliver hi' esse
brated lecture called, What Blind Man Sag 70
Eotlap5, in the Academy Of Music, on Thafsdy svea-
ing, Feb. 16.