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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

q WASH INGr Nov, 2,.-Oh Friday Gen
Stone sent a flag Of truce to Gen. Evans.
at Leesburg, to Inquire the disposition OF
the prisoners taken at Balls Bluff. Evans
replied they we're confined at Richmond,
and he would communicate with the Gov
efnment relative to the exchange Of priso-
ners, " 2&li9 Si'A '6 ''
The news from Europe, perslast' tseam-
ef, shows the Rebel Emmissaries in Lon
don and Paris wereyefy noisy in the be-
lief that the necessities ofthe nisnufictu
ring interest Hill lead to an indifference
In the American contest, for the purpose
Of breaking the blockade 10 procure q sup
ply of cotton gAGi iN" .'faS .9t t
1T is nevertheless evident their cause is
losing ground, both with the people and
thepress. The London Post (Palmers-'
toms orgah) has a strong article against
any Interference, and exposing the, fallacy
of the Rebel States would, reopen the
cotton trade-lhat, on the contrary, rec
ognitioh would only 'increase the rigor Of
the blockade and any indifference would
be an act Of war. = ~ ''''sl ~ Z" = J,
'',oryf 4.-..4 a4.-- ~ IL .-AL-siQ Mk2 iqg 2 -
tINAPoIEoS, Henry Co.. 3. ! sJaiy7, i5s.
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the benefit Of suffering humasitynp
Ius to annodrce, through the columns of
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LAS good physicians as can be found in
Northern '0hio, Yet the disease, batHed
their skill. Consequently we were in a
state Of desppndepcy, until we ,eommenc-
ed using your Pills, through and by. the
advice OF our friend, Mr.. Brennan, We
nBed the medicine according to directions,
and arc now full Of life and hilarity, aud
1 our gratitude is equal to our improve
menti ip health and splits. When we
take : into consideration what we have
been.' and what we are at present, we
feel like Charging ourselves Of the sin Of
ingratitude, II we did no! try to announce
to the puble the great benefits fyoul
lmedicipe. Therefore we recommend to
THE public at large, the expediency o.
having recourse to your medicine, and
cousequently,as 10 duty bound, discharge
| what wei feel to be our duty, ii. advising
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tiened. .n'i'e =" ~" Mas, GHMAigl
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70 'is'V '"" W." ~ ~ MIS- HEAroN,l
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
FROM WAsRINGTON.. /.

TO Lieut.. Gen. WINFIELD scoEE ess
rs,,s sse .ss{, }ls,,, d. Present.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
Tho Retirement Of General Scout.

lis LETTER TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

ID n - I I
s~' WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. !. 1861
General, it is my duty to lay before the
President your letter ofyesterday, asking
to be- relieved under thb recent act of
Congress, AZ q, sgie,rl s4a aeisaa
In separating from you, 7 cannot te,
lrain' from expressing my deep regret that
your health shattered by long service and
repeated wounds, received in your conn.
try's defense, should render 10 necessary
for you to retire from your high position
at this momentcus period of our history
Although you are not to remain in active
service, yet hope that while continue
in chGsse ofthis Department. over which
l now preside, | shall at all timss be.per-
mited to avail myself Of your couusels
and sage experience.
Nhas been my good fortune to enjoy 9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary Of War1

HEADQUARTERS or TIE Army,
W,sursaroN ID. G. Oct. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RLpUcTIos IN THE Price or GAs.-The Brooklyn
Gas Light Company have issued circulars informing
the residents and busness men Of Fulton street from
the river Fulton avenue Fulton avenue from Fulton
street TO Washington avenue, Myrtle avenue from
Fulton street to Washington avenue, Court street,
Montague street frsm Court TO Clinton Atlantic street
from the river TO Flatbush avenue, Columbia street
from Atlantic to Flltbush avenue that they will re-
duce the price Of gas from g. 50 per 1000 cubc feet
to 81 Is per 900 cubic feet the Let OF April next.
The new Gas Company have laid pipes, aud arc fur
nshng gas III all the above named streets hence the
efforts Of the old company to retain their customers.
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VIEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. MARCH Is, 1861.

one squadron since the organization OF the United
States Navy. 1t exceeds the Paraguay ExPed0'on oy
seven in the number Of vessels and by over thousand
in the number of men, 1t consists Of more SHIPS than
the channel fee, Of England, although Of only half as
mary men. Every vessefon the list is in commission
and manned. except the Bainbrdge and Dolphin
which as well as the brig Perry, could be got ready
for sea in few days. The revenue Gait iciaaeu are
now subject to the rules and regulations OF the regular
navy, and may be considered belonging to H. AOou'
half dozen regular men-owar could be ADDED 70 le
feet. In an engagement the FIVE astnamed snips are
all that could be put in line Of battle. A oo-Poun'
ball at water-mark would cripple all the rect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

BABCoCK-suddeny BIZ. Avery c. Bsbcosi In The ssh ysss
Fnnerl services q. bic late residence No. 34 Hicks .rss
Brooklyn between Desrsw and Sscks streets ct lt osoch
h morning after which the remain. VIA be tsien to New
Haven for inerIoent.
BARBoUR-At FsctoryvHl. Staten Island Tue'dsy March
H. Clara only child OF Henry d. and Ellen T. Barbour asee
Remain. taken to Ro.bury Mas, for in.srmsn-
BREsEE- On Tuesday Msrch u Csh.r1e Elizabeth yeuns
est Of euAh and Lcvrinds A. Breeze aged yess
and 40 months
cAssEY-op wedne,d,y March H. Aonzo only Of janice
and Maria Casey, aged years. months aud ~ days
COOK-In Augusta Ca Sunday March 10, Charles Cook,
formerly Of Brooklyn, 10 the 3ltt year Of his age.
passage fr,m BedlOTd Mass, to NewY0k City, Edrdss
FIsHER-A. Fordh.m on Wednesday March 49, s'ah H. B.
wife Of Thomas Fisher esq., aged So year,
FooGo- In this city on weJne.ds. March la Thomas.
eldest ard only IsIan,ns zen Of Thomas and Grace f's0
GoRpoN-In jersey City Tuesday March H. 1851 Philip
Gordon, In the 6stk year Of biz sse; .,p..
The friends aud Of the family are fesrectiay N
,i,sd 70 attend h orn the Fist uni,ssa Church
corner Of Montgomery ard Grove streets on fncay Much
isMi O'Clock p m Carriages viii be in waiting " me ferry
BAGEMEYER BIeoyn on weSne.ssy - s ;Ss Rev.
+. N. johnson ssed2i years
LoPEzIn cou,mapip.~, n j. Tuesday March a aged 81
yea', and months Charlotte, wife OF Joseph Lopes
METCALF-On Wednesday, March D. Of Congestion Of The
lun Hester rect Of Charles T. Mete In the 18th year
TSe relative. and friend. Of the family respectfully invsdto
attend hss fan.r. Caurch Of the holy Martyr. For
h street. between Canal and Lester streets on Friday the
Boston and Michigan papers please copy,
MILLFR-On Tu.dsy March H. Ada youngest child Of John
and EIir,be,h V. Miller, Of aphtheris ssed yesss
months and 10 days
Her remains were Scotch Psps ~ J. for iassrrsnt
Railway, N. J., and Louisvie X j., please copy
MoRToNn shi. city Tuesday, March H. George Aorton'
In The I'D year Of biss age
NEAGLE-In Hoboker N j. Thomas Nessls aged Is Year,
end montas-
NoLAN-Ia thi, city Tuesday March Ia Muy Nolan aged
IS years.
RoDGERs-rn ,hi. city, Wednesday, March II, Henri,
Rodger, sSed yexy,. 8 months and Il days.
sHEPPARD-Ip ,hs city wedpe dsy. March H. John
sheppard Ct the residence OF Lila brother Michss Sheppard
TlAEWELL-On Friday, March Hannah Timewsn. wife o.
John TEsewe and Daughter Of the late Thomas md Han
nan Mohi;t Of Philadelphia
yALENTINE-At fonisrs Tuesday, March u, Rebeccs
widow Of Elijah Valentine, Ia the s5th Of her
spopleIy, 0sd Worthnssen, aged IS years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

boats: propeller, Ga feet in length II feet beam and
feet hold, for James II. Gantier Co.. and intended
for barbor towing. She win be supplied with two %
horse engines, l2inch cylinder and %
inch stroke The keel Of propeller has just been laid
for propeller for Thomas F. Bull, intended for towing
water-bOats engaged u supplying vessels with water.
She will be AZ feet in length II feet BEAM and feet
deep. She will be supplied with two oscilAtns en-
gines and forward viii be constructed water-tank
capable Of carrying 9, 600 gallODs Of water.
There is ass on the stocks, in Messrs. 6nelgroves
shop yacht nearly completed for Mr.. John DE Payne
If NewLondon. Ste 81 feet nlengtb, ii feet BEAM
and feet hold. They also building sail boat 26
feet in length aud 10 feet beam, for Mr. Charles White
Of Perth Anboy.
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COURT cALENpAR-run pIr.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUiT.-ShoIt Causes-Part l.
Nos. Jlg 2osa J0l7 1903 1908, 1851, 1851 1863 1886 6n59
2al $500 1873 1888 Sass $685. J3l9 9G5 1851, 39, 3e3
Pat I.So. 1860 2oet % -, i5io 2sos 5n2' lSt' a2s
3,t6 1900 3i54 352 J2iB 1916
SUPREME CoURT--SPEcIAL TERM.-(Demurrer)-
No a. I.sues Of law &c Mo- I27 1871 loo lac, 1884, ia3
2O3 7os 2lO I'll. 2f 2i5 2lS. 2ls, 1885, 40 222, "a
SUPERIOR CoURr-Par Mos. 1881. SCI, 800
1921; 1879 1915 1855 1881 1889 1851 1897 1907 1871, 1873
PAT I-Nos 5G2 s6 l29 1890. 1913 1880, 1854 lo 3S2
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--Pbu Mos. 7C9,
tO5 AS 7B1 ga 2e g1 49, 1s9 Tgl 7a5 u.s. 34e,
100. Part -No. i57 517 1890, 40 6J5 T.s. T6l. 763
49, as $50, $751; $40 T35, 100
KISGs COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT CALESDAR-Friday,
March Is-Nos 70, 81 so, g. 81, B5 81, SO, -, 81, T.
% so 81, Sc 90, 80, 50, 81
BRooEIYs CITY CoUKT.Nos Is IT, H. - II, 30 70, u,
% %, s. 6, T. II, - is, 81, 81 40, al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAscE, AND SUPPOSED Foul
PLAT.-In the early part Of January last, ayoung
German named Adam Schesser residing at Newark,
left that city for NewYork for the purpose Of receiving
a remittance Of several hundred dollars from his agent
Mr.. sattig, of No. 204 Broadway. The missing man
called upon his agent but the remittance ct that iue
had not arrived and he left, since which time he has
not been heard from. Abont ten days since the body
of an unknown man was found by some rag-pckers In
tho Morris Canal about two miles from Jersey City,
upon which an inquest was held by Coroner Gaaney.
The body was examined by DR.. Quidor, no marks Of
violence were observed. and it having been In the
water some length Of time, the Jury to the con-
clusiOn that death was caused by drowning.
few days since, Mr.. valentine Pspst, An associate
Of schosser caused the body Of the drowned man to be
disntered and was very positive that it was the body
Of schlosser. At the time Of leaving home he was
known to have On his person 500, and salvan.
lied silver watch Of German manufacture. Sohlosser
was sngle man, native Of Dsrmstadt where he had
considerable property, and for some time past has been
the owner Of an extensive milk route at Newark The
mater will probably be further investigated by the
Coroner shoad he deem the facs Get forth Of sufficient
importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

MARKHrsEH's BLACK Lrsr.--TAe Newark Adrer-
says toe Crt Of Centre Market has prepared and has
exhibition ole office black t containing Of buy
ers AID sellers who not 30 honest they should be- Among
the bad hose who chest 10 the Wright Of hay who
palm of ggs good who give short in
and uswbsis AID the ke Among the bad buyers those
W s 70 pay for hay and other srcepsyns only pant
and cbca hx The Of the bssrce those who get
ting hay delivered make trouble about the pcc and 9TH
In various ways take advantage Of the seller This INT
hs. been prepared the benefit OF toe public and those who
buy largely country m.ket Of hay or other eusy articles
might very themselves money and trouble ~ conso
Ing Il before purchasins
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MARRIED.

FREvCB-TUCK-In Washington City ID: C., on Tuesday,
March By the Rev Dr. Butl,r Of TrLy Church Francis o.
French esq., Ellen, youngest daughter Of the Hon. Ames
Tuck OF New. Bsm pshire =
LAMBERsON : sfOTEsBURY In Brooklyn, on Tue.dsyi
March 10. by the Rev Geo r. Thrsl wm tsnee''on Of
Nsttawsp n. J.. to Sarah A. stote-bury Of Broe byn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the reside Of tho BRIDE fse
a. Shrevsbury VT on Thursday Feb %. By the hev T. A.
Stevens MT Wm Mesd-r Of Lincoln, W., to hiss Eliza
beth s. Huntoon Of Shrswsbury.
PIERSON- RITZ ER-Up Tuesday. March H. ~ me hev "
Gillette Homer c. Pers0n Mary Eliza Ritter. oil Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

SHOCKING DEArH.-Dr. Vermenle Of New-MaTkets
~ j. late of NewYork committed suicide Saturday morn
ing the 9Th inst that piece by throwing hmseh upon the
track Central Railroad the train dashed by
high sfspe-d ale horribly Used and killed IN
ssn He bad been In state Of partial insanity much Of the
re du ing pas, year and bis self destruction undoubt
ed thu Of mental sherrsion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

A very neat edition of The Works Of GRAMS Dick
Ems is announced by w. A. Townsend Co., TO he
pablished seriAy, with illustrations BY barley and Gil
bert. Fonr volumes containing the Piekpiek Pa
prs have already been Issued and their tasteful and
attractive appearance recommendation to tie attention
Of the book -buyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

THs 0LD LApIr, HosE.-Bristow's oratorio,
Praise to God" was given ut the Academy Of Music
Last evening, in aid Of the Graham institute, Home
for Aged, INDECENT Females.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

The BAm-BALL CLUB.-Tbe baseball clubs are
making arrangements to recommence their games ~
soon a. the season permits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

HELD TO AnswIR-Sarnuel Smith, the young man
mentioned yesterday charged with attempting to pass 70 eoun.
te bill nron IN Jersey City Yesterday held
by Tden sppcs for al ct The ne1s
Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
COURT OF SPECIAL l+-Before Justices
KILL. WkLsh, and OspokN.

William Adiidgr, convicted ON six charges OF petty
lsceny sent Houre Of Refuge John Burns petty
larceny, P.n.en,.ry months, Jeremiah Cool pity larceny
two CHARGE Peni,snsry months each Mary DIon assault
ana bate Peuiteu,ry MONTH John Faro, ssssat ard bat
terry fined 3 George feeus petty larceny House Of Rsfore
Della Foo,e petty larceny Pepitenary nonihs VIM Grf
s,ks petty larceny Penenti.y months; joe W. Hsdey
petty esny cry fr,on 70 days. John Hsrbe ...snt and
battery Psni,snsry months Mohso Kennedy assaut and
battery Psu.sn.isy mouths hne Kennedy petty larceny
first charge Penenary months second charge Penitspsry
moLths third charge acquitted fourth charge Pentten Sry
mouhs james Keock petty larceny Penit.nisry monbs
Luke as.au battery lined go Nicholas Maddox
assault and battery Particularly month";; VIM hurpSy A.
au and battery fined as CsthEIine Nolan petty larceny
Pei,e1ary month James Perry petty larceny City son
sdsys; VIM Powers petty larceny Peniioetiary months
Dennts Riley and battery fined SO; Chss Rogers
~ larceny PeiontiAIy moG,hs VIM Smith, Do Penitend
AIRY months Eirsbeh Tony kns. do Peniensry months
Henry Thompson do Penitsnlisry months; James Troy
sat battery fined 80; George j. Underwood do fined
S5; Ida Wilson do. Penitsntsry months Ed. Mcdonald
petty larceny Psnentiay months Mss Grsy, do Penen
tiary months James Donovan do Peniteu tisiy month
John Dooley do Penenisy months, Jane pousls. assault
and bstiey fined To- rou-n kunke do fined Sc Frederick
ever do hped s25; Sarah Moore do, 6noA 81 Mary Moo
fined %; 1hos Qninn and janice Donnely do hned
81 e.ehi Jacob Richter. do, tined tiO VIM. G. Riddle do
tned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

PHfr!psLyriA March iA-FLoul unchaned w. ~ Al n
ssss Of 1000 bash. BED, 81 $50 81 .. Whss. Sesa
CSs. DALI sales 8. 200 eush. New Ysnsv. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

IN the common speech-a twostory BUILDING, with q
bar-room famous, where there was great smell
of Az and boot aud pipes and all other bucoc-na
yored pements-where games Of checkers were played
on the back Of the bellows with red and white Kernels
of corn or with beans and c0fee-where man tlept
in boxsettle at night TO wake up early pa,senger:-
where teamsters came In. with wooden.handled WHIPS
and coarse frocks reinforcing the bucoc flavor OF the
atmosphere and middle Gagged male gossips, sometimes
.nding the squire of the neighboring law-ofhce,
gathered 10 exchange question or two about me
news and then fall into that solemn state OF susped'd
animation which the temperance barrooms OF modern
days produce in human beings, the Grotta del Care
does in dogs in the we'll known experiments rei4'ed 10y
travellers This barrOom used to<be famous Tor drink,
ing and storytelling, and sometimes fighting, IN ola
tines That was when there were rows OF decanters
the shelf behind the bar and hsting yessei OF nol
water ready make punch and three or four logger
heads long irons dubbed at the end were always
living in the FIRE il the cold season. whiting TO he
plunged into sputteriDg and foauing mugs OF MP
qoodly compound, speaking according TO the nesD,
made with beer and sugar ard certain suspicion Of
strong waters over which little nutmeg being grated,
and in il the bot iron being then allowed to sze lers
resus peculiar singed aroma which the wise rega'u
as warning to remove themselves at once out Vi TIC
reach Of temptstion.
But the bar Of Polards Tahven no longer prefen'ed
lis old attractions and the ogger eads bad hong disel
reared from tie fire. In place Of the decanteis "e,e
boxes containing lozengers, az they were commonly
called sticks Of candy in jars, cigars III iumIs m
IemoDt grown ~ 80 az. Ila
by long exposure, but still feeby suggestive oil Pofoie
lsmonsde-tbe whole ornamented by festoons OF yer
low and bloc cut fyrarer On the front shelf Of the
bar stood large German-silyer Iitcle oil wafer
scattered about were ill-cOndoned lamps, with wieks
that always wanted picking, which buried rec anu
smoked q good DEAL and were apt TO 60 OUT "itnuu'
any obvious cause leaving strong reniscenees d the
whsle-fsbeIy in the cireumamtient air
The large portion Of his work, which Dr.
Holmes has devoted to speculative and critical
discussions, contains many original suggestions
brilliant side views which often reflect sudden
light, and pregnant queries which are intended 70
disturb the traditional solutions Of the mysteries
Of the universe, but which fail to establish any
plausible hypothesis in their place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

A new issue of the Piekriek Papers has Just been
made by Il. u. Peterson & Brothers in twenty YONG
different styles, aording to the younger readers OF
Dickens an excelIen, opportunity for gratifying their
taste in the choice of an edition. and at the same time,
consulting the iuterett of their pockets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

BoAT-BuuDno IN JERsrI CIrr.-MessRs j. and
J. n Snelgrove have on the stocks at their yard. at
III hsaa Il Huds0a ssssss. Jsnsy City, ~ following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
HANDBOOK FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. By EeBsEr ]
yIxLx limo. pp. 252. ID. Van HosiTsnd

VEIN Hmo. pp. %. D. ' an -'oss9HHu
The class Of persons, for whom this volume Is
primarily intended, are the volunteer citizen soldiers
who may be liable Il. any moment to be called into
actual military service 1t Gets forth the practical de-
tail, of campaign fe, eoncensing large amount OF
valuable information within narrow space, and
forming convenient and useful book Of reference for
the inexperienced soldier, who wishes to comprehend
the duties of biz profession for himse without being
mere machine 10 obey The word Of command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-M 4-Beiers Jucs
hcCuNN

John Sauer. on a plea Of guilty Of assault and bat
,.y vss tred s5 Parck Mcintyre pleaded guilty OF petit
larceny, and sent TO the Psnten,lsy ior m9p s
gsy the third degree sent 20 the state Prison year
s.rb man the OF OF tho above ooys
cm, into Court the woman bearing her bsshct which
sh. posd Of the court room and upon hearing
a., SENTENCE umbled her basket In fantfnG h capt
WodSse and Webse cTfed the BASKET aud contents
oui su.d great sensation IN the courtroom -.
Thomas Rslsy indicted for stealing eleven es,es and Or
ter champagne The de-Dis took the souna hat
the liquor tgp juice and establish III. fact hsi ne
plr.tIon OF champagne uisnomer called Wit
ness Mr. Wlman who tsrif that ar imitation OF bc
reel article and called American champagne vine Annthsr
resh-d IN the article together with
marble dust ard vitIio to give hno bead snd make spar
HE Acquitted. , .,,-,-.. An, -
Henry King Indicted for s'su with Intent 70 Kill upon
Tho. Knsa clark "a Hlos bookstore No 53t Broadway
The the defendant IN the habit OF coming
into the store buying boOh but Carrying than lie
pueh.d On one occasion the cerk caught Ming IN the act
eoAr-d him dragged bach into the store
threat. the prisoner that be would shoot bin and attempt.
them good by taking gu, PtO and ming 90 the ball
rs,ss the Of kpoI King who csps TO Do bo-
beusn hs bat did succeed In convincing
OF bis innocence although tho D,tict Attorney and
doDbs the learned dsfoncsnts
,.tity He q. recommitted for sentence
Joseph Townscd tired for sssau and battery with In
k. the person Of John '" Green Cas- ''iu on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

BoEE BoILisd not A NUIsAscE.-Ibe trial OF r.
d. Sohsfsr VIM Lssss and II Kuser Indicted Tor msds
mesnoI In maintaining nuissnes In the Ninth sd Terminated
10 the Ceu Of Sessions yesterday The dsendan are pope
Of causing dagcssb small for gresi distance nom hs
factory The dssDss broQsf vitnssses 70 prove that the
vs.s he offensive suA o. end that defendant:
consequently be avoided The Jury asr eensd
ss.hls ss sysps n dsesses brepshi y yssde q "kst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

ASSAULT UPON CIrizEs Br An 0FrIcLR.-in the
Court Of Sessions yesterday Officer Stephen Coyle wa placed
trial Indictment charging bin with assault and battery
With ntent to hL The oomplsiIns witne. ". William ny
land residing the conner CoDmDis and Vine s,roots who
charged that Coyls him with bis club aod injured hin
severely about the hssd time lAs summer the rDsI
being still visible. On the pa Of the policeman h Coz
tsndd that Rysnd DRUNK aud dordrry and used most
iitstat and insulting language and thai he exercised no more
than sufficient fores take him 10 the Station HOUSE kyznd
sppos examined before Justice Cornwall on the shas
toys brought before the Police Commis
sioner tbs complaint Of Rysnd but the sdsnes being 90
contradictory there dsmissed The hdict
nsnt found BY the Grand Jury The case I'm e
ee..ioas) being vsn 70 the Jury verdict o. guilty q ssnn
and bssry rendered. end defendant fined $50 In conss
however Of peculiar Circumstances involved In the
half Of the fns will be rsued u the opening Of the
Cour this porpins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
sURRogATE's couRT-MAncHh

The. will of Elizabeth Van Tuyle was admitted
probate The deceased bqneshed the OF eco the col
orrd church Of which the late Rev Peter Williams
10 II, Ind Asylum $780, aud 10 the wife OF the Key Charlie
A. Mason flC0 - =,
The wills Of John Rosvelsr and ROse MCGOWAN were ss
admitted 10 probate