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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
THE TRADES.

mo ytTRsgRYNEH.--A YOUNG, EXPERIENCED GAR
dener vho good knowledss Il 81 branches OF his
and OF plants general DESTROYS 70 meet with
hn aren,: quite familiar with the cultivation and
propagation and greenhouse pans and has also
Seen accustomed 20 ape growing nnd forcing speaks Eng
nsh French and German Apply to Rsv Huber, srattoo
pert near Flushing l. L
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FRENCH ADVERTISE nENTs.

AN pYMAuDE-UNE FILE FRANCAIsE POUR s0I.
suer dcur de hs et de cina ans faut quene
psrie parfsiemsnt 80 lsngue un Reu rangss e.
scche hen coudrc On xige lee mefeurs references &c
Vile fnule De presenter atrs protesfant~ ga
dresser A. D., bos 1s3 Herald oalce
TINE DEMeIaEILE FRANcAIsB, coyNArssANT La
" couture. desire placer femme de chaInbre
on bonnie denfsn,s sadvsser u Crosby o., room w.
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i,1aTRTMONiAI..

oFxTIruIS or MrppLE AoB AND IN HAGY
n eoumsiancss wishes the scqusiss.ncs q sdy g.
may address In conadsncs Aber< ChsshAn square -
on
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-IHE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
via Liverpool, per United states steamer KANGAROO
VII close this office Saturday the 18th day Of January
y lu1l o'clock A. NJ. JOHN A. DIX, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

@Q REwARD.-LosT, on THURSDAY NIGHT, JANu.
sDe) 10 ri Ntbios Garden. this 10 Twenty
third street plain oval gold Bracelet, With attached
Any person returning The same a. a Brosdway up stairs
Will receive the above reward and oblise The owner.
d : REWARD WILL DE PAID TO ANY PERSON WHO
pO will upin jurcd 10 the owner it East seven
tenth street small black Opera Clsss mounted with gilt
around the glasses and made Chevsier The Glass
lost Tuesday evening tho sab inst ~ Niblos Garden
AcO pEwARD-LOsr, ny WIDOW LADY, on
4ZU TUESDAY January two go bills the Manhattan
Rsnt az ,bl- city, The finder viii the ward
by returning the money 10 Geo Brode, 30 Canal street
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: roo LATE ron CLAssTrICATIOy.

"A forte for sae richly carved legs and fun iron plate
inad with satnwood overSrung osss pearl kcyA made %
order the present by city makers fully
for three years been 10 only nve months; cost $50, win
Drawing Ro suit tD0 fer slA Inquire nj 10 West
III nth = plxth avenue.
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BOARDING AND LODsuN0.

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON
the second noer and suit q rooms Of the trd aoor
10 ot with Board At 100 and LOB East Fourteenth Also
sfew single Rooms for young gentlemen with whout
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nIxIE,s IAND-THE WRITER OF A LITTER TO
IL undersigned dated New York, Dec ~ 1850, signed
sDtxes Land will pleaEe write again give real name, in
confidence s. WEST, Montgomery, Ala.
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A WIDOW LADY, BEING WITHOUT THE MEANS
"A Of supporting herself and interesting little girl
year old, would Ike 70 with responsible party who
square Post Office.
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eefa1.mentafettsn aus sgatbimatOn.

SIR SulDaten-nt6 t ur Sffi~
3tere.- Der 0eltrt9e n9tepubltcan" er3d9tt,
Elm @elprdA Iet in Balbtn9ton ilberb0rt iporpen,
Int mel6em Elm Sfi}ter einen f%etter @pQeoen Elm
ae(apen babe, in eta 0arz3tmmer ein3utreten
unp etnen Smile" 8t neRmen. Qt5 bteler BEN
@inlaber nun barauf aufmerfIan 9ena6t babe,
Da6 Elm GongreBzGsNb IS Den Nirtben serbiete,
trgenb etnem SOlpateu piritu61e OetrGnfe su
Derfaufeu, babe leBterer geia9t, ba8 0eeB lei nur
fir Splbaten eentaGt niht fit SfTstere.
Der DGepubltcan" fra9t nun NIT 9EeAt, mas te>
ner SfT3ter lagen tpirbe, !perltt man i'm etnen
SfT3ter nerre, Der - ttdt Soleat let
Gin Deut1Aer, NanetS @arl ShrUber,
fat IA pproeltern untet Der @ntlage arretirt,
6teiae @tntpobner, bic ct UNI geitrdae au Dem
CUR 9tetIe mad NppletUn In 0iacUnIin nGtbtaen
Yafa9e9slDe an9eprCGetr, I'm tletne Summen
fei9ptnpelt 5t BADEN. 4uf ietnen 8ttt9dngsn
flbrte er Elm Sdretben nit ii6, pa0 leinrn grten
9~ebeuspanOel, unverl6ulpete Nrmut0 II. +. +. be-
3elt9te unp bic glanten Der 0trIUnen, Die 1etnen
0eiu6fn Elm wi0t9 Sbr seIieDen, entbielt. NQe
oteIe Nngaben peroe1 fir e%rfanpen 9ebnlten.
SGrDOer 1a9t aus, hab CT als Sebrer an elmer
91Geren l1nterrthtaan Italt 3u 2atprence, Ntai.,
~nn9e(teQt ~gepeIelt, unp BAT iepenfa0S eine quite
Gr8tebun9 a~enclien. 9ttbter GeQY Ianpte i'm
in unterl uAunBaboft,
8s16lagnab nj e,-GprgeItern gEa6nit7
tag natmen Die WltlitdrsB ebDrom $50 SAP
@lebt in 8elGta9, Die In @eorgstopu an 8prO
zines SGppners laaen. Ote}elben maren IGei1z
bar an 6errn Samtlon, 8dder In Qleranorta,
bod bate man segrinOete 8ermut9un9,
CaB le nod wettere 8elttnlmung batten. A6t
llno 3pan3i0 garrel8 9e~ial5enc5 6leii0, uno es
ni9e5 9%ferofgeldirr ipuroe1l an @rtnleS StQre,
in Der 9ld6e res NQua(uf am Gaual, e~iuGebaI=
1ppie $50 Sadie Gol3 auf einem Sanaltppt.
Otele 0roptitonen peroen CUR peiteren l~lnterll u
dung iter i9re @igentbitner unp Gmpfatl9er
p~prlduftg ein9eGoltet, iveroen 06er shritdge9eben
rperoen, 1obalo es liA berouafeut, oaB Nue5 In
Orpnung 1T.
Nnsgeflp gen, Au5 g8ai6iu8ton tpirD
PAP man am sprgetri9ert Nbenp ben Gi@
JeHtbtgmer pe8 0ttmor 0attg8 btsrlelblt 9eluht
babe, un i'm ST 1erbaf!ett, unter Der Nntla9e,
%Gommiiiipn ols Sffjier Der 8ebelea- Mrrnea
angenOmmen gu boben. Gin Softer, cen man
in port GoboccO c~pnfi85irt unD Der letne 9en5e
entboltet bate, war letn Gerratber.
l1ebrtgena, last Der Star, Dam mir pteIe lRittbeiz
lung entnebmeu, mar Der 8Og1 au89eTo9en.
Sames OpnnellY, o~n9ffla9t bet BUT
Run in BEN 9tei0en pes Getn0e5 getanpen unO
fA nab Georgetown 5uyif 9epa8t 8n ga6sn,
purpe fef9en0mmen nnp tn'8 @ltlitar @sfan8niB
8efma6me ppn @e5eiItontfen,-
am pergon8enen Wtonta9, Ipat um II ubr, NAB.
men eint9e MaiioGuletta Splpaten 3rei 8ritper,
glOlona, Bel 9tpdpi0e, ARO., auf Ssfebl
oe6 0eueral 0iIcpr, al5 Se5eifcnilten BON gro
Eem @tnluR. fef.
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Mus Benz @Iee,1.

2Uut8ot(Ge, %. @u8ut, Da5 9ol3-
werf ouf Der giienba6n pom QOui60t1e mad Nalpa
oiue 1T weg9eipatt worpen, ebenlo cine bpl3erne
8ride auf Der 2ebanon 3wet9babn.
Gtue @pectaIpepeide an Den u@Ourter" meloet,
pnB 1000 M(ann Suuoeatruppen in 8lanOotlle,
So, l%anNeten, uno 2 Burger g~efan8en nabmert,
Die le uln &otrp broGten,
Sn 2eringtpn berri6te 9eftsrn 9tpBe Autree
9ung tei Der Nnfunit BON 6anonelt, Die BON Der
8uupe5re3ierung ab8eI9idt tpareu pteielbe tpur~
be mod 9~eltet9ert purd poe @u6ritden Der 9Oite
@uorD tnb 6tQte @udrp unD purh Die Nnfunft
5pn @Qpalerie.
Der oGourier" 1a8t, paB e6 gu @fanoal 81
fommeu ictu pGrre, reuu niGt SObn =. Bred
iurtcge bic @lfn8e an8erecet, unO gum Grteoen
erno6nt Gatte pp4 piritet wettere p~er1rtlge
Seapuuasn Idaperlta rubiB BON fatten 9eRsn.
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gSafbinatoner 3riefltfte.
(Deuti&e Brieie pel6e i'm n5tnr" ~au9eei9t inp).
@ouPuIiHe

Nu6uf, Gtb $; 8ura, @li6 s; 8eu, @tB
3; Bergen, Nltb 81 S; 8ubter, 9Rrs @reB=
man, @lr5 81 S; Summer, GRiB 9; &auf=
man, Mtb 81 6 S; Suffer, Wfib s; 9arman.
0lra 8; Sau8er, MhB VI {; Sofer, W}ra 8
N; Seu, NtB so.
9errenltfe;
NrnplD, capt. 81; 8onamitp, Ct, 81; Bum.
gatteu, SO s; 8pngerntin, . q; 8prns. 80
6 @R 8enter, Sc; 8ennemonn,
S; 8rentano, s; 8udman, g 81; 8rtuf, s
s.; 8ritor, Or. 8; Gor9art, G9 Ganp, 8
~ Grtslsr, s; DeiA. 6 @amman, q; Gges
notf, .; gpalo, s; 5inlman, @0; 9ifltng,
. 9; &ePbart & goung; &eru6, Ct. SO; &urb,
S 8; &ati4, 8; Renlel, Geo q; Seller, s.;
S q; RerApff, 8; SupPler, @9as
Sang ST; Ga 8tle, 81 $; Clipper, Nfr; 9uAs,
6 2~anman, s. 81; MuG, s; MaYer, Or. S ;
9; Nlad, q; Ort, @b; Nifel, 50;
ped, S q; 99ilip, S8N; Yetsrman, s; Jo.
9; Nielin8, 9 81; @ib, S; S4rer, 81
S; Starr, 9enrp; Stiawa9en, $ 9
@Q; S6erf 6; SAanpin, .; Supt.
St; Simberman, SO; gplger, ST; gar
Stranper, IS; Gan Gplfen6urg, St; 0Olb
8 q; Dttmer, S5; @tnAberger, 8 81; 0e.
ler, S; Clergyman, G9; 0etfal, q; 3aAer, 9,
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Min nenes @rieasf0him.

96ltabetpbto, %. Nng, Die 8rte9a-
S6aIuppe nSu8cOrola "a" pirp mUreen Na6mittos
3Uu Stapet %getu1eu, Der 6el p~erieIben purre
am 90. Stunt oeleat.
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~
8altimcre, ben %. 9

8alttmcre, ben %. Muguft 1861.
@tnbSteG. &8 purben 875 GtitG auagebgteu
Dreiie. fet. Gpn $3.O0@$4,50 % 100 ID
~Our61dnttt8prets $500 p 100 Id, Derfauft
purpen oQe an bteige Mebser bis auf 20 bic
mad WaibingtOn gtn8en.
@1metne SerlIngt u. 3n bDberen pretien pera
fault BON SIS. o0@$6,26 % 100 ID be3ablt.
S6aafe $2.25@2,75 sefdpren, fur cute 5eer>
ben.
ateoBpl, per @aaOne 39-4l ste. fir 95 PCT
Butter, bette Gpben "a Gt8. u Id, @labes 20
-22, Rpabutter 20-24 Ste.
Tebern, 40 @ As sis % ID trenige i'm @2arft !.
TrI6te, &pinen 81. 9O02t25, @almnuiIe 6
GtS., GUrtntDen 81 Gt8., 9Faunea 123@
II Gents, Gitrpnem ST.. 55@2.O 90 per 8pr,
Sransen 81 90 per 8Or. :.
81 E 10 ii , ptempnt 81 @t8. % ID Nfelten 10
IO3 Gt8., pfttm. Sn9per 81 6, Substituting
40-55, pfeTer lof-lo3y 0lnsfatblistbe 43-
Al Cts.
@ etretbe, g6et3en ret9. prbtnGr l00@lOs
aut bis apS9e5etGnet llo@ll5, meiBer gutel
il60I20, ertTa fetner l3OO135.
Safer, @trg. u. MagYl. 2O@24, 0enul. 81,
apru, wetBeS 6s@70t 8elbs8 53@56@t8.
Rpeeen, Marglanb so, penni, 54@65 Cts.
Rafffet SiO gut IA @ I4z prtuta l44@15,
5asa 10, 9aquagra l5@16.
Mp[affes, MuScpSape 1924 NetpsSr(eans
nerler 36(038 gtS,
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SacOb Geeaer, SO. % @ernanfr.

Ietns @asmab[ BON befen tupfcrnen 9ertsantStelu uul
@aIerOlen, Srrtn9erleSnEbel, fhSue ladre 6s6errBbre uno 80.
aelt6f8e, Natent-S @ultaea, iswie Elm ereBeS Continent -alt,Ss
fi1e uNb %neuftlberue 9uneebalsbdn6er &c. &c Ds24iI
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Vrppt tpneni neNlg Na9Tta9e..n SWNI1sTn
53@6, fir Settenftade 7@74, fur S9tftten
9@1l3. SalaEeti9; 9retis Sert9tepeR' fHr
2arbs4@9.
Hets, 63@7 Gt6.
gS btstep, @ttp % @nllpne 171 Gents, Sbtp
1s7, aber pent9 @erfGufe.
% oil e. pnSepal@en 2S-25 4s ID, 2anut %
3ll fetne 30 @ 90.
13nGer, Nep'S Orleans 6.75@s,25 Grpcsrie prD
lRtHatr biz gut 6,75@7t76,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

dsyr from The time and date eft entry for domestic esssan
ton th duties .b~son ,b. be duly paid in cash ,As s
whd eis.p, for The purpose Of operation bsyssd %
% Of the Ul.:s sss "a NC as.
ard depo,ited for wrehouns be entitled permitted TO
b,ep ~hos~n .hin the time heretofore mentioned: Pro
p,ced That goods hande which shall have bean
esd l., ded beyid The iai Of the United states. Be-
on thence duly rsmp'sa = the zane ,s %.nIs, pSSss
ihsll not apply to GOOD, and merchandise impaired
H s e sasd hHs p S.gs Es s
s ss;n s ., and 'f e .ss s
~ ..S ss sSp s on deposit S
u died a. the du'i,. shs be psid within hns
de}skr-sir snd oil depo tied after the said mrs, o
Of deposit Tn. aid which the duties have been paid
nsyte at sny tune Withdrawn for consump and may De
.ls ss,s: ss ~ De time Vsyssss
Ss be refunded dsdOetirs one per cb.Om but 70 dst-s
. b TeiJ.Gsd n ; ~ a
tie ds and aforesaid .hs &c .o@.d .9 d.sS.i On
and "a, ortes esss IN mt 90 she SnS paid on
the foreign heup from which be aetar.d be
seretiy Of X. Tsasor, .d moves PSSs TS. ten per
ss :1SSp sy n 1 %
syS Or a.1 enacted Tia. an ana p.
OF set, tie pfsvi iol. Of . s and the s.~s
are reb, repealed I,Oeded The ae ssi.ns law. ,h.1 en-
END be In force for the ccIecto OF tne
by this for b- prScgtioa and ni.htaen o. al ohsns'
sd for the coecion. diitrb9n ard reui.sen
all finer pei allies and ff-i uny aud etscsnsyaaf
every sulsiion Isnaiy oTfritae provision clause matter
srd thin TO that Effect IN the eIpg Laws cntsined had been
inherited In and reensrsd by this act. o..
SfC 80 lind hJprthe, enacted That when merchandise
of be material ptop bu, Of different vsss
mvoced price, aud pst otherwise provided for
the duty all BE- ss,d the whole invoice ct the rate
Ss sssS hal II l. sss
'tu and upde r9ad az Gssins invoice, dor :, appraised
Es1 Dc y so go ssa ~ tGdS u.
M sitter the Of this ard Al
d. wares and mrrehspde In Sepo.k IN wsrehoue pub
lie the day Of April eighteen hupared and ssty
IL tue o. Of tins act and I'll goods IN
vse the time this act take. eject on which the dst
sseDtd by its piosiions may be ~ithdssn payment d
tie duties herein provided.
Proposed amendments In addition to tbs.e In ital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
THE BARBER AND THE srAR-SPANGLBD
~. HAMMER

Rossinis Barber was presented on Monday night for
the purpose Of ah.rdiDg Miss Hnkley an opportunity
Of singing Una Voce and the Banner Aforesaid. II the
Union had ever been threatened in NewYork IN gen.
ersl, or in the opera-bouse in particular it might be
Proper TO introduce the ni nal lyric into the music Of
the Barber; but things il is difficult 10 Discover
the necsssy for tie insertion lyrical along with 6ag
and some new words aboatc Major Anderson and Fort
Sumter. For the r.st it was not well sung-end Mrs
Huxley did not know thewSrds and the prOmpaer not
being 10 tie manor born mudiled matters still further.
But his &C ouned for song being put into her
hands only at the eleventh bonr. As 70 the body Of
the opera; Mis- Hinkey exefed herself to the utmost
10 do the brilliant music Of Rosina effectively. She
ice artist and will steadily gain In pubic favor.
The opera otherwi,e has eeif given spiritedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

REALTY or RoAAscE-DErEcTVEsO urwITrID.-
The Auburn Adr.rseT rays the reputation that Ram
Hsukins possessed for shre~dness and cunning has
b, considerably enhanced since his recent mastery
es,aIe from the Auburn State Prison. IL - well
81 that this shed rogue assisted by poten-
tnl but unknown Influences, succeeded in walking
,, and clear 81 The prison clothed IN geDtee raiment
with q Licert beaver, the finest kids tue goesisa
pat, nj Heather boots. Immediately af er bie escape,
the most rigid measures taken sure bis arrest
tie uo.t aou,e and k,eprcened detectives were sent
out in pursuit. but all attempts TO catch the rogue
proved failures. The Adr, rtiser says:
few nights ago il rumored that Haskins, en-
bodened BY his pro onged rscape determined Wi.
q ball ut "tavern In OF the small to~ps 10 Onon-
dses County in the vieinity Of his former home Two
well known detectives, who knew Haskins person
ally determined 10 attend the ball and dressing up 10
tier best disguised gay cavaliers they made their
aII At the tavern Just the fiddle bad made
liz preliminary scrsIes And the fair couples had com,
nen,ed sgitating the light fantastic toe.'
To purchsts tickets and sail il" wss but the work
Of u moment, and the gallant detectives
joyDg the delights Of the dance, while ~ the sane
time their nbet sieiLDt chances were directed about
the room for tie escaped Haskins. DIriog the third
fourth quadIile the leading detective songht and
Obtain ed introduction 70 q modert-Appearing lady,
who had for the part sat quietly in the shadow
OF the room attended sssduousy by polite and sttsn-
tive allart.
tastefu dress AID beautifully flowing curls, bad won
uIon the del ective and, much 70 mis- companions an
noy ance be succeeded Ia mouopohring her company
Though two or three quadres, waltz contra-ance,
sno several polkss. Wien the landlord ofcioosly an
ourceo thai the Refreshments were really" the
ce,eful detective calamity crooked his elbow The fair
lady accepted his uvitatiop and accompanied hin u
IN. table where IL bis delight crowd upon her
notice all the delicious rarities the table aorded abe
SWAN In soup, she was barricaded with frosted and
SUI ar cakes and frozen with surrounding cream.
A few dances after the supper, good deal Of small
talk between the two and the lady announced her in-
n 'ba LADY hsrsa frxlm
obsequious detective and after an absence Of few
minutes appeared with furs and hood ready for depsr.
ture. Tie detective greatly regretting ber early q
parture Impaired her the sleigh, tucked she roos
cosely around her, bid Der good bye and retained 70
the TALL rom in pursuit Of Haskins.
The detectives returned 70 Syracuse and reported %
one or two Of the prison officers, who were anxccsg
aw citing the seqnel of The visit that they were
that Haskns not In the county. lt has sues:q1t
" been asoertained, beyond doubt, thss ne ~ ~
WHO 10 completely won upon the affections o. - ~
snored detective, was no other than kas" Ass''"''
the escaped eesvsef. 49,, 1lt gs.sj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

RMIsRATIos OF CHILDREE.-A large and varied
cohIsDy Of boys and ri IL, numbering over 20 left the
ey ye isrday afternoon for tie West, under he arse
Of Mr. H. Friedgsn Of the ChidrensAId Society. Since
ihe oTeug Of Winter crowds Of poor orphan and des
issute children have applied to this institution for
iores IN The country. fine group Of lads from the
New sboys Lodging House accompanied the party, in
high spuits Oh their happy removal from the poverty
md e mTtatiobs of New York. This company also in
clsed some interesting families whose reduced circum
sances bad deprived them Of the Of subssence In
se CITY and whom the Childrens Aid Society, in its
esyantye beDevoepee has srrsted TO the better land
Bone poor working erls have been also aided in &C
osu,any ing this party. The operations Of this excellent
fsliutor have never tagged notwithstanding the ex
hsnssion # funds that have been consequent on
such al important undertaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

Two UkKsows MEN ToUSD DIAD.-Ou Monday
eseninF en- unknown found lying the Sidewalk IN
hShsh street sDpsIebtll 10 tate Of inOIcs1u He VS.
cossey.o 70 tie fs Ward station House aud placed In cell
sbeIs be shorty Ier found dead An inquest bed
hs body yesterday by Coroner Jackson wbes Il found that
eestb eDsued ~ M BstuIsl csasss
Tie eooy Of an untnoSn found yesterday floating In
f* doch a. Pin No - Ee-t River The body
esocuPOseo bet II besFed tbs the uBfortunste
doct isboItf An Inquest vii b. held to day.
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Marsss.-Reported 6v Teler,apl.

rw osIKAss Feb. L-COrTOS Sales today 500 bales II
nehte for Middlins AoLsssKs 2sd25e. PokK quist; ;
Ile - - " '''
fnSpEIyuA, Feb s-FLouE doll at s5 Is for sacerkn.
%ssl 40 CokE hos dseinlns tsBdescy; now Soc &c
~ SpSrxt--ko nRioic. WHnri dull q itIdlec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
RrpORr OF The Drsrrss.Rrrs of the City ofNew

V'NV NVF" I1F04
Dsns the month Of January shove shown medical and
ssfges yiee vscc Stiou aud medicine Afforded ato-
tsssy t persons It. yilepsl Of death
sImIOb scarlet fsveT and al The prevailing diseases
ckiey Ah the story Small
ssUs p yssnt in the fis second Thnd Fourth Tenth and
~. Mazda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

BOARD OF EDUcATIos.-The Board met last even
Ing the President Mr. 2. Smith in the chair The Commit
tee Schools presented th. following promotions sad appoint
ents: No Miss Emma Hatfield. vice Miss Bostviek Aiss
M,s hyde Miss Hen Murphy. vice Miss Hatfield No. Is
Me. r. Brown vice Miss lockwood No a. Misc Benson
Committee Normal Scboo stated tha
the exereise oud be held the Academy
Mu,ic on he inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

SuIcIpE.--The body Of an unknown man was found
from the land Of Mr. John schepak 10 the
town sunday morning he deceased appeared
about rs i've feet o inches N night and
secsbiy die,sed il complete suit OF Dack intending black
car h bad black hair usche aud goat.s criPplsd 10
ID. night and Nothing sadins 70 heotty ws
found upon BIZ person The body conveyed 70 the Alma
Enn.e fnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
BROOKL,YN IZENG.

The MoRHoss os..;SEoEssIos. Wilhamsburgh
boasts, among other inslasass Mormon church, the
members Of which, TO tbc Number of about $50, hold
three meetings every Sunday, a. Grenada Hail. corner
of Grand and EleveDthstreets. Hitherto they have at
,rsced but little attention. though they have bean bold
ing their meetings for te past two years On Sunday
last, Orson Pratt Of Utah preached TO his followers.
Tie 0deon was engaged for the occasion, and was
filed TO its utmost capacity by the curious of the
faithful Secession" was the subject OF M.
Pratts story. This country was bound to go 70 the
devil and Mormonism the only thing tha,
could it. He said the present political troubles Of
tie United STATES had been predicted in the Book Of
Norm from the beginning to the end, and that the
bert thing the people could do in their present troubles
was to join tie Mormon Church and emigrae TO Utah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

CoUY1ERrEIT BLLs-Counterfeit s. bills 90 the
Am .rdum BsnI and bills Of ke denomination on The
Bulls Head Bsbk kewY0rk put In circulation lAs night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

STEALING BARREL OF PoRK.-John Cunningham
and Psck NsnD@Ty ssged before Justice CoDvel On
ndsy the change larceny spp~s that saturday the
th. VI Baltic fast
cord barrel Of the dock and drew ong into
The of barrel being perceived by
examination, aud discovered the
the boat towing the barrel after them They mtg,
Of Fscihc Otcer Oates Of The Third
Pr e taken into custody The Justice committed them
fol nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
IAsverti.,ment.l

SkANO Family HOLIDAY at Barnum's Museum,
va tSo snPefs peffoIaano- The Lady Of St Tropez
Ed "eook Ladies aud cbidT.p IN, hny, 40 oDDor "a
sky e. ENJOY that thrilling drama AS home by dsgsh
nlaititrde of other hving eurte.lies -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

eTEALlse WAIcB-James Avery, oolore1 man
nSnS No lse Church street complains tBsi while be In
sr SAIGON No - Leusfd hoLdsy night be
ssteo D. aLoahf eoloied named beett who .oea
steh hon BAN worth s75 The arrested
90 sns~er ty justice We.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
Ildvertisen.eDs

WHAT IN MY BOY CAPABLE OF DOING d
Hsss b. Head eIaniDed FowLkE wRLs can tell you sh.i
ssoe o. bod. es he vii be mos, saocess In No s Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Proposed amendment. in addition to s.e In italie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-03

In the Richmond Examiner we find the following
letter: S--t
LgEsrrRG, August 2G.-As exaggerated reports
Of a brush that occurred on the river TWO miles
above here, at Conrad's Ferry. on the Gath inst,
between the enemy and handful of Contederates,
may get out, think it proper to send you short
reliable report. ~.
p Our force was composed of detachment of in
fantry, Capt. Balls Chesterfield Cavalry company
and two guns of the Richmond Howtzers, under
Lieut.. e. s. Mccarthy. The enemy had 'entreneh-
nlents on the opposite bank of the river with O
large force-one or two regiments-but no artil-
lcry. it is presumed as WE heard of none. At day
break, 24th, guns let loose on several little
sheGs and houses in which the rascals were supnely
baskng in sleep; "ready fire.. " and such a
scattering and scampering. Some hundred rounds
were fired on that day and the next. The officers
who watched the telling of the shots with glasses,
were enthusiastic at the firing. Once or twice Il
large column fired into with fine effect, and it
is supposed that Colonel was then killed-the
mounted officer leading was distinctly to tun1
bic off his horse-whereupon a great stir was
made around him. s;~n
In result the loss inflicted is calculated to be
one hundred CO6) in killed and wounded at least !;
our loss one killed (Mr. Royal of the~Cavalry)
one wounded (Mr. John Barr, a HoWzer who had
volunteered in the cavalry seryice.)