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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
SBw-YORK CLAssIYioArIo
ITnl.I. Eta.g.l. NJ.

Flour AND IEiI1hs improved feeling ne.is e.; IN
s 81 'Gn de- s1d are noe sss
sgscy ia'. . s n no. Sss s ss a.: :i' %s.
81 asa IS for eltIa saie IS $40 IS 80 or choice
@ hppns sa, oso
Is for trade brands do. Canadian Flour arpe the
S SossI Is sit. ana s. % esolss A. so.S: -
bb IS 75d IS 05 for Mixed TO good bnds snperhne Bs
mere Nezs0diis &c end IS e$7 Is for the better F.dsA
Rye E0s quiet 3 20 Corn %G oil sn. !; s.S
Flour ~ i IN demand s1 8. ss 10
ar. ae ns s IN
IRENE rate. insisted on rss.ici. .ran:.esps as inquiry i
$500 bush GOOD Chicago sprre At 81 os II a bosh Ssn,
% sD.s R fsS eR IN sS' su s cSS
yea Sos a. .p. SsS Ss' 4Gss G S .n sas Red
WSeTn a, s, sa a. g. .tor. sSsi IS fsr Do de-
Eysred 500 bush With. irdllrs .rd hieh,an Il 81 $50
s sa:n Rae se s;af sai ss !. .f sss
~ s' a more S. si s ss S sns a. & s
sale. Of Western and cscaSsS At yG sos sag q sr%s
very quiet but the close q 'Cha.se brss d.psnd pre-
sssTSsec icr sisrn Mi,ed IA sore Tor do ashv
eied Gee Tor Southern Yellow and nc for choice White
inquiry 1. sS. Tor shipping, sAles Of 200 bale. ~
HDEs-Yfe market /. lower with doing a. he decline,
les Of 80 We, ssed California SO Dry Sailed d. and loo
RoPs-The demand FOR {. fir sul !. ccna0ed to brew
era cid gus, and nonna the 'as to-day are 100 bales
new. at 2sd30c. 4t Hrf NT IE.IIu
/, change IN leather Heploss Ok
price, .re hssyy Lish snd Mdde Busuo' Ayrs Hem0
LINE market for Roctiand continues inactive and ~.
NOLksSES-vers It'll. doive prices steady, ',les y
ssc'ioe 81 T ebs Erwo1lsau' AZ 2sassic ~ hid" rof'
NAVAL sToREs--spir, rurpepns hs. been {. very nod
ee request but price, sesdy sa.s e?lc esl. &c isr
Southern shipping ard c NewYo'k bb. Grade iarper
tine 10 dull al e ins Ro'. ssp e nss We
Il steady 81 9i4 40 H. delivered Tar without cn,nsc.
0IISLinseed quiet .; S0d5lc Cnderish OILS have oecn
inactive but prices are without qaeseie ensnss IT,. o
the supply & fair the ,,es 30 bbl a. Ell 81 for
new Mess STA sefor CHAR and 10 for Prime Beef With
much ehspge and The densna modsse s q ~, pr,
& md he scmand e. fsir; OF IS bbls q s9sb f,r
Wen Bacon p sesd demand l.r s,pss ssf % .ss
Cu ana sic City Middes RH SAted Mssis
are not plenty aud w.nsd Gales Of SheuideY and
Hsms al Dressed Hos. in gesa dsnS ~ ttS1;e
Lend sS ' s: os 70 Ss % ss Co
s p ia ch.ss ssss e. Il. o 's..s
sEh hs ..,'s inss s:asSs g. u. maize.
.ssssv ''' Of go S' s ;am Ti sss d A' secs
hI ssicEs-ws hear Of rs,l ef 10; glgt''' &c. ~
sUSARs-The demand !. H ss's =
IS $s5 ~ RSs'iS s:s.
's; TESitIow-rs. ,ssRsaIy islyQ%s a.sa fair sales Of
isSSe r Pns 4 Y .se. Of
60 bs Sss 4 ia ~ 80 1sss ilqssIasM
'e1 ia 1850. I99efSSa} ~
Ian. sazsoS Jbf2 4iss s5 ysa.. y! -, Hssx
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YousG BURGLARS CAu0Hr.-Yesterday morning
Ccer Randall Of the Third Ward found John Dgnsn ana
AeDero boys aged respectively ID and - years ID me nus
tore VIM Nsppier No 24I Fulton street Tne oliss
lad forced open door with ehis ana bsSlos
eaiehed pemi ard found nothing but ui. were ABOUT
eaving d,gps the officer appeared and captured mem
They were taken before oses oily and committed 10
1hs ocer thinks he win be able TO show that the boys
been concerned other bur committed In the isa
Wd and has already recovered some stolen fooos W
have been pawned by them.
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COURT CALENDAR-Turs

USTED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-yos. 80, 20,
q, 70, u, q, "a 81, -. 49,
SUPREME CouRT-CiRcUIT.-Part T-Oyer and
Teruiner Part Nos 2t8 l-8 212 ga RS 49, isT
1871 Is3 49, DOL s03 2o5 2O9 2li 49, 49, 225 30 2 en-
80 2i3 245. go, % go so
sUpnFwE CoURT-SPEcAL TERs-DemuTrers-
Hos Is a. Issues Of Law and FsetNos J. @ 49, H. 80,
,s 10 20. 81, 90 s. 81. 81. o. 80.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-TRIAL TERs.-Adjourned br
the Term. ~
CoNsOs pLEAs-Part I.-tShort Canscs Nos.
1;o 1926 l7ps 1885, l7s2 1885, si7 1870 a5 1859 l Ee
.@s 1890 Pat II-UhOut Jury Mos to 70 Inclusive
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MARRIED.

CARLJs-SEEDICOR-A Jslip. Long Island on Tbursdsy
Jan & by the Rev Henry Davis James CARL Of Phs-
dephia TO Annie, daughter Of B. Snedcor Of Isp Long
: Island.
0RIFFITH-BIxBY-At Husfeld NewYorh on Thpr.aay
Jan. n by the Rev. Irvin Bullock Mr. Msru Gr6ith Of
Fiery NewYmk to Mis- Sa,sh Bxhy OF the former plscs
Albion Michigan on Tuesdsy Jan.
l. by the Rev j. Corshs. II. H. Packard Of the firm Of
McTienry, Packard q Co., DEBORAH Iowa, and Raseh
L. daughter Of the late JuliBs Hisgns Of Jachson Mich
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Advertisement.

HERNIA or RUPTURE can now be RADICALLY
CURED by the use OF
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Send am1ble.. 0RKsoKT Co., soe Proprietors No 70
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Also improved BRACE suPnsDER for LADIES and oHS
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The LATE MURDER IN THIRTY-sIsTH STREET.-h
will be recollected that on Christmas Eve young man
named Joseph Sutelife found insensble in Thirty
ninth street. near Tenth avenue. lie taken 10 Belle
vue Hospital where he died Of fracture Of the skull
The Coroners investigation which followed revealed
the fact that the deceased, who steward Of the
schooner William and Mary, while returning to his
vessel wi,ha companion, was assaulted by rowdies
robbed and left for dead upon the sidewalk. No clue
to the murderes was then obtained Officer Irving of
the Twentieth Ward subsequently, arrested five mon
on suspicion, ono Of whom. jeremiah Flynn, alias
Bueshin was positively identified by the companion Of
young Sutclife. During last week the same officer,
while seeking for evidence in the case encountered
boy IL years Of age, named John McVey who was re-
ported to know something Of the natter The boy ap
peared very much frightened, but eventually made
statement substantially follows: On Christmas Eve
about 10 o'clock, be was going down Thiny-ninth
street on an GRAND for his father when he saw two
men on the opposite side Of the street. walking in the
same direction. When they were opposite q stone.
yard between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, two men
rushed out Of the yard and attacked them He saw the
fret two knocked down, and heard one Of them cry
cut Murder" The other then ran away. Then the
man who had made the assault knelt over the
PROSTATE man and appeared to be searching
bis pockets. He recognized the two who CON-
tted the assault by their appearance and their voices
ss Jeremiah Flynn and John. Snedden with both 0
whom he was acquainted. Fearing they would see
him watching them, and perhaps kill hin, the boy ran
away Ee had been afraid to relae me circumstance
to any but his parents, he felt confident Glue
skin would murder him, also. His parents, although
evidently anxious to keep their quiet scenic have
given some intimation of what be saw, which led 10
bis arrest. On the strength of this statement Snedden
was arrested "Wednesday last, but then the lad
could not be found to identify him, his parents
having secreted bin. lie was discovered how
ever on Saturday, and on being talen to Jefferson
Market, ipmedistely selected from number Of men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

EuRoPlAs PoLuIcs.-Dr. r. Soleer this evening
inaugurates what will doubtless prove course Of unu
suaIly interesting and sterling lectures at the Hall Of
the Historical Society. The general scope of the five
lectures is European Politics since the Chmean
war; and from the eminent abilities Of Dr. Soger they
are calculated to draw together the best nteects of the
community. They will be delivered on Mondays and
Thursdays. The division of the subject treated this
evening il European and American Commerce OF
the second lecture, Louis Napoleon and Nicholas"
third, "Louis Napoleon and Cavour;" fourth, Louis
Napoleon and Garibsldi;" fifth "Louis Napoleon and
Syria"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

PoLscE coHNIssIoSERs.-At the meeting of this
Board on Saturday the following men, appointed the
previous day, were sworn into Office;
Tzozas Ksnnealy, Third Ward Joseph HaEsryJ Third
yehn A. HAmbltn Fhsti Frederick Ellison, First John W.
kcss Fst Michael McCsy, Third; Isaac EiHson, Twen-
es; John KeIaher Eshthj Thomas Regan, Eighth Chss
kisrbT, Twentieth George Bingham, Twelfh Ed Sanden.
lxshssenth WA Wilson, Thirdi A~drew Kus First John
naed
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Advertisement |

blEDICAL.-Tbe undersigned, pupil oil hc0rd,
The celebrated Sexual Surgeon Of Paris and % Pro Csraoohan
and Mott Of this city, treats ssceassfny NERVOUS Dkn
Of ohe diseases importance 20 the sexes No oS5 bros1
vsy come, Of Bondt New YORK. From 10 70 and 20
evening Cor,Eltatioa FraEsaiA c. ID. HAYWOOD NJ D.
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Advertisement
n Editor Of TT

EDWARD III. DIXON M. d., EdItOf OF I'M
senlpe and Oparatuf Committing Surgeon No ~ 5thsy
Office the obscure diseases Of the pe'h
yiscera Rupture Piles vscocee and fistua sdcs ~ sure
without the knife h,a.uYe Once hours from 10 TO
and 10 . eysninza
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Markets-CAnEvrtLy REronrsn yoa Tan ". y TsIsuxH.
SATURDAY. JAN D. 1851.
ASHEsThe market Is without change sales Of Pots S.
and Prsrls at rs l2i.
COFFFf-The maItetis steady sacs coo Rio l2lc 100
Santos At I3ie. 223bsgs Jamaica at l2idl3c
COTTONThe market hos been moderately active and prices
follows 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

CELEBRATION OF THoxAsPAisE's BIRfHDAf.-ihe
l94th anniversary of the birthday Of Thomas PANE
"the author hero Of the American Revolution Wui Dc
celebrated by ball and supper at the City Assembly
Rooms tomorrow evening. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
CITY ITEMS.

nOrtb-eaA mow storm commenced on SATURDAY
afternoon and continued till late in the evening Ibls
cominc. mon good foundation, formed by the success
sv. snows of last week. made the first seishing, that
deserved 10 be called co. Of the season in the city On
.aoorrt n the storm the Southern steamers and the
oorr5 cleaners did not sail Yesterday was splendid
,,ov throughout and sleigh bells jinged everywhere
ExrrRrAIyHEsIs.-Miss Huxley appears IN Tro-
rotoror tomorrow night, at the academy Of Muse.
Mr.. Edwin Booth, who, ON Friday and Saturday ap-
neared TO brilliant audiences in Richard iii, will
aprear in his great role tonight Winr Garden, in
which he attained s assured success that of Richie
eu, which will be played the same night both by
Mr. Booth and by Mr.. Forrest at Niblo's.
Seven Sisters" at Laura Keene's and The Lady
of St. Tropez' at WallaeA's, all the week.
The Bocery repeats "TppoO Sab tonight for the
benefit Of Mr. Tton.
Baraum has got tie California Menagerie at the
Museum "The Lady of ST. Tropez" is the drama for
the week.
Pref Hors reads Shakespeare and other poets at
Clinton Hall TO night.
Geo. W. Curtis lectures tonight at the Broadway
Tabernacle Sixth avenue and Thirty-fOurth street, on
" The Policy of Honesty"
Geo. VaHdenh9G will read Union foem on Iues-
day evening at Hope Chapel
CampJelfs Mnsirels, at Niblos Saloon, present q
strong bill for this week.
Lecture on Tarkey.-The Rev. DR.. Hamfn, yho has
been missionary of the American Board at Constants
nople for nearly quarter of century, is now in this
country for short time, and has been invited, while
here to give his views upon the present condition and
the prospects of that country The first lecture will be
given next Wednesday evening, at Clinton Hall.
Lecture on Central AfrIca.-Mr. Robert Campbell
whose recent address before the Geographical Society
will be remembered proposes TO lecture this evening IN
DIR. Cheever's Church, upon Central Africa, from
which country be comes. The lecture Will commence
at Z. o'clock.
TIE" Cinderella" Pieture.--The exhibition 81 TINS
beautiful painting will close next Thursday at sehausS
Gallery, No. 629 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

GERMAN VoLUsIEERs.-A number VI Germans met
on Friday evening at the Seuben House, in the Bow
cry, where they completed the organization Of Re
publican volunteer organization. In Tie absence of the
PRECEDENT, Mr.. Wluan, DIR. Tzchirner presided. 1his
volunteer organization was arranged in four divisions
Of which The first, under the leadership Of Mr. Ed.
Kapf win assemble at the Steuben House. the second
division will No. ~ Allen street, the third a;
No. 81 Walker street; and tue headquarters of the
fourth division is to be in Tbirysecoud street lAt
of the names enrolled will be submitted 10 the Gov
error Of the State of Eew-York.
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kAdyertisement
OLD ApAMs's CALIFORNIA MANAGERIE has ro-

the city, and BaTnnm has connected with nis hu
cum and will treat bis yors sight thereof free OF charge
Bird snceIs will find interesting exhibition OF the
Bee an variety at ths Museum this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

Ty,cpyR's AssocIArIos-Tbs Society met on Bat
urday night, and after eleeting George F. Weeks Bee
,etary, adjourned, to meet on Saturday next q.
O'Clock. when an address win be delivered by DIR. Levi
Reutenp, on the necessity Of New Systems in Ednca'
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UNITED STATES. CIRCUIT COURr-JAs. .as.-sesO
Judge S1ALLsV.


Gordon LATTE, convicted of counterfeiting coin,
sentenced Sing sing Po r ave ard to fine
Of ~. ..
The of tie American ship Industry who were convicted
Of mpny sIsgt,d for Their council Stephen
d. plsye moved arrest ot udren. the ground Of de-
ect tie dciu ent by the emission Of the woId wilifal
IN cLgrfte tie ofrLtt. N" melton oysrrued and the
Cont the ,hrss sgsdors Of The uutiuy 10 npson
ment Sing Sig ft ~, nOuth ard to pey sdoo Of 81 escn
The res, OF screened 20 .ty day. inprison
llrnt, spd 20 pay fine Of 81 each. . -.
The crew the hip .aghond rho pleaded gusty at
tempt nuny sslsCLsed ~ oows James Norris (the
mar BIO stabbed the sfconi m3l Ve year. iupri.oulnct and
fpe of dollar four others ~ yeas sai TX months In
and tire Of dollar each seventeen Of the
ere s.x months and two other thirty
day iu, ITscnmsn ut ard hpe Vi cle il.a.
iHfRiSHf>rNT OF PArrrT.
George w Csrsa 81 ell al. fiS All Osgi ard Robert j.
Seii!lofd
Til wns bin In 90 hty against the defendants, who
are Infringement Of i5s compliments patent
srnnted 1885, for psosenanti In tae Fore aud AT g
OF ye.sels The i siedt r sAng sails fI the
fto Ign brig Msu ito Capt st-od which has a'lsd for Cua
Co.'S The scts gy proved, snd p ps'nd injunction
sn,. psyed ~ by The psisie well coSs sssins
Counsel fer tse CON, hiasa.', r. and J.. D. cerzen.
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tsirsi q. TIE robs anti tozv uDde tie hope hit h. would
make disclosures relative 70 Ne sf-i.'e'-. ut h'vi1g ~
much Of the honor among thieves" Judge MCIus se>ed
hin 70 yesrs aud months In he State PiaoD.
Jsmss D. Colnsreeeived the senencc fo atupt u
burglary IN the thiTd degree.
Henry Wilson plea Of guilty Of forgery Ia tbs fourth Do
gee, sent 20 the Fenheniisly ief ysaI. t 10 u
William Preston and Ed~ard larcen-y reot
to The PeBi,entiaTy for six month"; u.
John II. Page dishonest clerk vbolad for os beea
Differing small Of money tom his
sentecrd plea of s 70 sx months in The Peo,,-,ipy
and Of Slco; 10 rsHsin ncarcey unil the fps T. VII
Peter BENDER, German. casrzea hve wih .,,uy
hrsss and who ESCAPED from he conTtre vh9 On ti
brought iuio Couft, and bis BAH hyed at 5000 - ~
sesTuue Roberts, the alleged counefior as rciead N
bell n $4,000.
Wriarp For-eIron and Charles IckssS;l tao fnA's@t
thoyes who committed highway robbery ssied by for
Eve others resident OF Newars who wss passing ap "cs
sys. n night received sentepceh former Of hr YEAR aad
npe months in he State Prison ard The later o. TO M
and child The other Ell known TO DO ehscteT Of the
Adjourned. IT,.
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UsIoS VoLUyTErRs-We are informed that Capt
VIM r. Knapp, an old and experienced officer in the
uniformed militia of this city and Commandant Of
the late City Continentas, is now organizing com
rany, which already has 40 or more members, to
tender their services through the Governor of this State
10 tie Federal Government, to asst in maintaining the
Constitution and the laws of the whole country. The
Captain has opened roll at the Union House, No.
Union square, where all able-bodied citizens who wish
to show their devotion to their country enrol their
names,
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FIRE DgpAnrnEsr BALL.-This popular annual
festival comes of tonight at the Academy OF Muse
The proceeds are applied to that excellent charity the
Widow and Orphans Fund Of the Fire Department
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TUE WEsr WAsHnGros MAKKIT PRoFERTY.-A
story las been gotten up thai the Commissioners Of the
Land Office, now that the claims Of hessrs. Taylor &
Brennan have been sstishod, unwilling 10 make
over the West Washington Market property. II Is
true that month has psssed since Taylor Brennan
received their 5000 OO0 but this delay in the final set
Element Of the matter bss been owing mainly to the
pressure Of business and TO ndsposon the part Of
the Counsel to the Corporation and II Is not anticipated
tha, there viii be any difficulty in regard 10 the trans
fer.
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COURT OF SPECIAL. SESSIONS--JAy. 26BefnTe Justices
OsBoKS BRBSyAs and SrEEHs -
VIM. Brockmsn, assault and battery fined W;
Mssiey Read assault end battery bail forfeited, end hen,h
warrant ssued Clement Tsylo sud battery City Prison
20 days and fined &c. The calendar to-day rot very heavy,
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BROORZ YW ITEMS

Tie Sician vespers is 70 be given tonight at the
Academy of husic, by Mai. Colscn, Brignoh, and
others.
Prof Rarey occupies the Academy on Tuesday af'
ternoOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

FARaEn's FHRE DiSfEG SALooN-hr. John W.
Farmer of No AZ Ludlow street. has for several years
opened his free dining saloon to the poor during the
Winter His place opened, and thronged night
y from in the evening until midnight. Mr.. Farmer
Gays be ais determined that no one shall 90 away
hungry 90 long as he has a shot In the locker
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PAYRoILs or THE SCPrRiSTESnENT or STREET
IHPRoyFyFsTs-Nr. Edward Even, Superintendent
OF Street ImFroyenents in reply TO - much OF SIR
Picton's letter M refe - 10 his department. says:
Nathan Peek appointed Inspector contract for
regulating and raDt he Fighh from Eighty second %
Hundred sndfeoLd street, the s,h 81 February 1860
ard oonn emil the ith 81 September las snd made his
reports spee,o up to thsL time On The 18Th OF septebs
hast Mr. Peek removed from the Eighth and sp
regulating and grading sis
ttefh rreet. between the Ninth and Tenth avenues
edis,y after h appointment Inspector on the latter
street he desired leave the oy for sho time ara requested
substitute might be pied TO serve IN his r.eo until his
which substitute accepted a. satisfactory to tho ne
pauen sud who performed the duty Inspector aud made
rugrI OF the wor done up the 2st Of September last the
tiue Mr. Pscks which time Mr. Pech name vas
the Inspectors and the 2uh OF
month srober party appointed Inspector IN his p@s
whole money M Peek would be entitled 10
and which sIsonht u stated on tho several ayro Il
IA Of which sCG earned by substiiuie Who paid h-
substitute what he received not Informed IL
ceu know tbst be received compensation fos his
services through this BuTean oroui Of the City Treasury
Mr.. Even concludes his communication by saying
that be courts investigation into any matters connected
with bis Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

Bols RoBBTRY AT WALLAcK's THEATSR.--on
Saturday night, about o'clock, Mr. Casper u Ch'as
was entering Wallack's Theater, when some person
seized him from behind and distracted from bis pocket
wallet containing check for $500 and - IN cnahss
Mr.. Childs called loudly for help, when PoncemAn
came to the spot and arrested tailor named chhei
Kelly on suspicion Of being implicated in the roooery
No trace of the stolen property was found upon Man,
but nevertheless Justice Quackenbush considered the
circumstances sufficiently suspicious to warrant MN IN
locking Kelly up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

We cbeerfully call attention to an appeal IN tie sPe
cial notices on our fra page, in behalf o. the Five
Points Heuse Of Ipduftry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

SHIPPIs0 HUMAN RgsAIss.-Goroncr Schmer was
summoned 70 tie Third Ward Staton-House on Saur-
day 10 Inspect two barrels which had been offered as
freight at the Jcrsey City Ferry. The barrels were
conveyed thitber by Michael spellman, carman, who
said he received them at Medical College in Third
avenue and was instructed to leave them at the ferry
They were directed 10 DIR. j. II. Ward, Newark,
MI" peculiar odor Issuing from them, attracted
the atension Of tho freight sgent and he Immediately
sent them 10 the Station House. On inspection, they
were found to contain portions Of human body, two
dead dogs, and cat, all very much decornposed The
Coroner ordered them TO I've cent to the Bellevue Dead
house, where an investigation will be made to-day.
The general belief is that the contents Of the barrels are
the remains Of subjects upon which some young phys
cians had been experimenting.
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- "a $500. I29rffSS$ssyxs.s
~ sI ssss s,ssisss No. sils V3I61 sA''a'S
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tlepersons accufed and charged them with the murder
He went on to describe Just bow The murder done,
and what positions the different occupied, till no
doubt Of their guilt wa le in the minds Of those who
Heard tie lads statement. The prisoners seemed
completely confounded at this evidence against them
and il was some little time before they could compose
themselves sufficiently TO deny the charge. The lad
affidavit embracing the above statement, was deemed
sufficient by the Justice TO waITan; him in committing
Flynn and Snedden to answer. The Inter positively
declares his ability to prove an abb. The youthful
witness was committed to the House Of Detention as
witness. AHldavits embracing all the facts OF the
murder 20 far as known, will be sent to the Grand
Jury immediately TIE other prisoners were dischreed
from custody, there being no evidence showing their
completely in the matter.