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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15
MARLNE JOURNAL.
POET OF EMBELLISHMENTS. u.


Montgomery, Beiry Savannah, r. CT9mw.h
q Tinted States M.ikereid OassoN, ~ Mcdonald Co
ships sura,s benson, New Orltans, Wm Nelson sors
Argoieui Ciisyin, Boston. Cary Co. g.
pa,s,2aduster Enell sassupAh Fun-h heinekei Cess
tins Bores Naples L. Nicker,on Ueesermunde thsn hne'
k,p Brrpen Hrn,ch.n Unkhat kAe s,AnIs' ManwAiihg
MeIe stu,es CesImsn Col ETpres' sandsuy, HAVANA
Brin-M Csper, spsgse NuegllAs, slmpsos hsyhew r.
A. Reed Crsse Norfolk, heeAf Duncan Peerless tbf.b
Doe geinuda, Mccall Firth.
s.booLsIs-R Palmer Wsl,on ApslachlcolA Oakley Neat
i,s T. M Ban,am Hayden Cursoos, n. Chase Astoria,
Ccssins CardeIls,, c. l. Z. j. Peteft
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Arrived.

s.s.p r. r. ouyler cro,ier ssy,rtsh, nass' and Ys'''
schr G. H. Cook ,of rroynoeoEn, sprls Jsem.l DsS ~
aud logwood 10 Bech Jan 3 In Crooked Is,nd
sse passed brg Coot TOT Povnceowa Dyer rom JeemH
Tor BOSOM schrs EDchEniIes and Emma W. BON oin 'e'e
mic for New. orb. . - - - a.
Csyurpsn Zee o. with ,hogany &C. TO master Has s1pe
epc.d very heavy wesiher sp calls, &C. has been Gays
Of erss taking IN ss part Of the crew were badly ir'p
90
schr John PERKINS, Coopnbs Rocklsnd via Sandy Hoos
dsy1 h lime TO Has experienced very heavy ~ ~
aud w gos been blown Of twice to the wetern edge Of
the Gulf; stove psit OF deck load ,,.,
scbr Riusgod (wreckei Merritt with coffee and !osvo6d
from wreck OF brig Conquest ashore horches Beach, TO T.
Bech - -. =, a, - L., $50,
,totes TO Brown Il DeRossett.
Sehr j. Frsmbes Summers, Newberp NJ C., dsJs cotton
ana naval stores to c. b. Dbbe
scbr III III. Rutan Sprssuo, Norfolk days, coal
Schr Deborah Jones, Tstem, Philsdslphia days coal
stssmer Delaware, CrocAor Phisdephs mdse ana pass 70
p. Perkins. nj, ,.,..
.chr Wlnxrd Hacer, iIou Virginia for Boston g., .,
sAILED-stoam.hips Montgomery, saYtrnahi stats o.
Georgia Philadelphia
klSD--At sunset, from ~ Il.
THy SHIP 6AIITxA (of Boton) Wendell, from Calico Wa %
day, nom that port and three from Hampton n' "
belore reported
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESl

maud at 81 x@sI 50 bush. Of 50 TO- The d-Sd Tor "a
cuita IL very limited aud prices altogether noniA
sUGARThe mske dull aud FAT. bat prices are unchanged
The sss hbd. Cuba &C. $50 bids do 800 boxes haS
ana n sdium quality, private terms.
sALT-Ths market ia very quiet and tia arrivals are iea
" e 20 not hsar Of any transactions. =, -,
TlLLOW-1he market s steady the arrivals are limited an
The dtmsnd Hight; Gales Of 900 at ea9ic for Prime CITY
B. A IL held ct loc. Roush Fat 4 firm az &C., cash ,
wHISkYTbe market 81 steady and GaeIi Gales Oh 90 DOE
81 ielc.
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[ Bo.RD OF CoUstmnsS.--yfn the members were
pret.n. at the meeting Of tbe Board yesterday, MIR.
II lobby was crowded. On motion OF Mr.. BARNEY
lie rehcng of the minutes of the three preceding
meetings was dispensed wh and the Board proceeded
TO tslot for President. Tie result wss announced as
follnua.
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Live sseek On INC Ne H ana nho h -
CAspviIIs Monday, Jan. IA, le6i
For the weeh ending Monday, Jan. 1875 Cattle 20 car
Uots Sheep h0rsee, Geese Total stocA,
M add E1pres Freight making total number Of oa
an Increase over weeh Of n Of Live Stock Total In
crease Of all ears hauled by Stoch Express,
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,.xsveS hat there win be senie general D'odaS
Oubic for The coming isSue, and mat tais, ~i'n
.bins,jon bid Of the banks for The Whole anoon'
,'..,,s the taking Of them az lower rate OF In
w., ban ths prsyious Issue was taken at. 1t " un-
1900 that this loan win give the Treasury funo
rongb 10 carry through the ith Of March There
NV about two and ahaH Millions Of Treasury
~. filling due previous to ths. time, Of which one
All Il IA estimated, have beer already absorbed for
sn,iss The near domestic Exchanges are unchanged
Some small amounts of geld are going to Phasdeiphs
A, Chicsgo Exchange on New-York has sdvsnceG !" o
y cen, premium. $50, ..
The Illinois Central Railroad Company DELIVERED a.
Cairo, in the FIRST nine working dsys ms D0n' INV
ers Of grain and provisions, about 1914" 'aDS-
Priyaie adyices from New-Orleans quote oc1n ~ ~
good demand at 1885,, the latter ior sn l~foes u
choice White. There is no danger Of inc aehna iS4i-
inc of az the corn crop Of tho entire ssOtt the pSs'
ssason was almost q failure
The Philadelphia Mint b aow turning out coins very
,sriatv. The amount received here IN five working
Say,exceeds 80 600 00o equal 70 ten npions month";
TIE accumulation Of gold, however, Is very great
there being to-day about FIVE sDt half MILLIONS 10 ice
Assay Office awaiting coinage. -,
The offerings al Bank are 10 fair extent, and w1H
sOn,inue large, for renewals Of the accommodations
granted at the time of the adoption OF the Loan Cor
6hrate system. movement is now being made,
which win probabl, be successful to extend tue time
for issung these Certificates to the ls' Of March, and
FOR redespling them to the LAT Of April These Certi-
rates have been very useful as forming basis for the
expansion Of dsceuntsi but the Banks feel strone
enough in specie now TO dispense with them after April
I. TIE demand for money outside The Banks is mod
crate, with an abundant supply a. 693 = cent. In
the discount houses frstcass paper is scarce at al
p cent.
The figures Of the bank statement Of weekly average
we're loosedupon as very satisfactory in the street
We intmated yesterday the loans showed no decrease
notwithstanding that the Treasury Notes recently taker
BY the banks have IN most cases. been put in the oa
hne. This contraction, however, is involuntary, tn
usturities Of bills receivable exceeding the demand TO
new loans. The specie shows large gain, and the
aggregate in bank is larger than at any tine snee
Seytember, 1885, The aggregate in the city to-day Is
exceeding large. We estimate az follows;
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MARRIRn.

DURRELL-sULLVAN-In this city, fhursdsy. jan = BY
he Rev. james hiet Mr. Thomas q. Du1ento Miss 10
ssphtue 4. Sullivan, sn ofthk city.
JJoYD-BABBITT-In San Francisco, Tburs4ay De- D,
Al noon IN the Untarsp Charcb STOCKTON street. the Rev
T. Starr King Samuel H. klsyd 81 San Frepcsso, 70 hngafo
A. Rabbit OF New.YoTf.
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sxsvSees-CARIYvLIy RzPoArnp rcR THE ". Y. TnIbrsB
MONDAY jan II, 1881.
ASHESTbe inquiry for Pots is fair aud The market steady
At as Pearls are IN stesdy request ct S5GSa ia
COTTON-qhere has been decided change IN tne to
dsy: urices which heen well sustained for the past
teS are now unsettled and at the coAe there decline OF
from 70 TO- = 10. hiddDg Upsnds quoted at Use ibo
sales very small and unimportsnt we re'se q'''S'
KES-IonK cL.ssfIoATlos
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Mr.. JosEs was tbereupon declared elected. He was
escorted 10 tie chair by Messrs LENT and BARsEY.
lie briefly returned thanks for the honor adverted 70
lie fact that the powers Of the Common Council were
very limited, the city expenditures being mainly be-
yd u cir control. He stated that presiding officer
lie would aim 10 act fairly aud honorably toward all
rats Of the house. On notion OF Mr.. HOGAN the
Board &C journ.d then 10 Thursday next at 5p. N.
ElsHrn WARD GERsAs REPUBLIcAs CLUB.-Ats
meeting Of this Club, held on the 18th December last
tie following gentlemen were duly elected officers for
Is6I: President, ID. steinmetz; Vice-Presdent G.
Mueller; First Secretary H. Hecing; Second Secretary
d. May er; Treasurer A. Resnger Debates to Central
Committee, +. A. Goethe, ID. steinme.z q. Mueller.
At IA meeting held on the Eth inst the following res
ou,ions were unanimously adopted:
Hhers7t We consider duty express In the present
poll zeal trouble, the country 'enn ns freely and open
70 So sR Ss g Ghso Platform. and ar. o
Potdio compromise With tho South which would Involve
- livery SLATE deIvs. oin Constitution Othe United
state. no, only rsh, but Is It's duty tOProsec, the
lie .1si Of S. fenona Liberty laws until the lives nd iber
I, Of be Of the Free States no, any longer end
sed the summary proees without uy prescribed BY the
10 We do bot approve Of the recommendation, Of Gov Nor
ssn contained IN his Message aud intended to say the wrath Of
he Southern rebel, those would wise ssy
them would nhinse the principles Of the Chicago Plat
Those snsOrs and R.pres natives in Congress who BY
s soId ard have proves I 10 no bn as Ss
that they III in time hereafter from these principles,
ard will BY their prudent and uphinchng bearing Illustrate all
attempt, ior ,hs total dissolution Of tho Union
IS VI Abraham Lincoln that be viii not secnhoe
elected Pie deD and that he viii pursue contrary
10 that OF the present noeene and even sorons Adnna
IA with gsthfulnes aud energy the Cenn
eB III. and uphold In dignity and the Federal
IN albany, aud to tho Republican A.s0ci
tOn Of the Mad" 49,
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4 nIUlTuls ALMANAC.
! sm-Ri,es,722 t37 hosp-Stts... s:.d
4 risn ~aIPR
CANDY ooi Gov IalaDd. ll:l Hell Cate 90
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GlRisAlDI winE-AwAKE LoOcr.--This Society,
which consists chiefly of the members of the Gsrbald
Wide-Awake Club, but which, since the last election
the Iodge.room Nos. 373 and 375 Second avenue, on
Sunday evening, and adopted Constitution and By
Laws, proposed BY President La FArA. The Soeie-
y IL one, and has, besde It's political features
neeting the following from the Secretary, AuG Hrss
adopted, amid loud cheer, unanimously:
Bhusa, The state Of this our beloved country IL such
to the Old motto RI: Us,en and Jr.rt' Thercfore
the heroic Major Anderson and his handful Of 10
k,ssd Tbs. We hold be tho sacred duty cur Exocu
tive TO sustain and reinforce bim
the South Carolina kebs In hrns Into unsr~ed vsssel aud
h,oess That we offer our services. a. an armed Volunteer
Compsny tie present and coming administration for the
h Union aud for the suppression Of rebeisn
VIOLATIONS OF THE SUNDAY LAws.-The arrests
on Sunday for selling liquor, gaming, &C., numbered
in all los. OF these ~ for gaming, "a for selling
liquor and "a for ntoxicstion. The prisoners all
taken before the various magistrates and held 90 bail to
await examination. .,t %
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-JAN n-Besore
r Judge SsALLKY ' e-rf q
TINE SLAYER CORA.
The motion qussh the indictments sst the captain and
Of the Corr for being engaged In the do
ned The defehdsais win be tried in few dsys
RoDBEa A SrRAsGER-Thomss Alexander,
stranger in the city while ioo1csted Sunday night
robbed OF hh atch worth $50 BY thief named Francis Nor.
ris Ucer Zsger Of the Twenty nrst Ward
rested koirb and found the watch In his pos.essoa roe
Qussiorbush the accused answer and
srder ~ the Heuse Of Detention witness Tho latter ld
wih 10 male complaint saying thai 10 preferred goins
hsako 70 participate IN the essilo q ts. country. -
AN OLD THEY ARRzsI7S.-Oficer Golden of the
Sixth ard on Sunday night arrested German ased Meyer
OodHein who alleged to be old o~l1 chGgcd with
ing stolen ~ nom the bureau drawer o! Margaret Belmont
Ale complainant Keeps depueble houss = Never erect
ind wsA while vista her ha: the aepS said &c hsu
,sAen tbs money Justice Osberne committed lin ts sxsssrs
BURNED TO DEArH.-Catharire Ayox q German
sged % yea, died Sunday tie ssses Of bsfus
received previous The dsosssee ssdesvons
to MI with esnphsns Lighted ,sp whs= Abe fud nsd end
af.-r f- tAAveytssenestJ =.
OAK ORCHARD ACIp SPRISG WArxX.-Can
and get Pamphlet containing the opuions y celebrated Chem
hs ard Phycians epecns The use Of this WASne Tie
VI many diseases Of the human system ou
Of os respectable eens added Pamphlets sent b.
mall ayphoasion. HxAn w bosrwIB ate OF Cstpsl see
Assos, hshc5 adssa AOssl, Bupdins no. utB7ssessy.
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Complaints Of nulssnees &C, received
Con psets kr whi.h e1scd
Notices sbsen ent served
Et.r... .hs,,d 1nder notice s.
siuis and closets cleaned 20
Losds Of removed from city linits ~
Dead horses removed from the city limits ,.
Dead cows removed from the city limits.
D,sd hoss removed from the city limits. ,..........
Mead doss small animals removed from city limits ~
Number OF barrels ofa removed from the city limits os
Un.sssI D.sassd or Vnhealfhy dsdt' Fen, P0~by d.,
sozsd OF ysn0ess FROM pe eiip.
snnt.r 81 noond. 100
nn"on snmber on nonnd, $50
Of noana. "a
of nonnSs IS
Other mess-Nambs. Of pounds y.'...'''''''' III
s,-,., of,.,,. .rs.,c,s &c ..... ss
hSsS.r Of losis Of .shss .Ed garbage hosa
Amennt canned by ssh eartuen .,........SJ2Ist ~
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Receipts Of Produce.
Lna -6 ee2 bo roor 600 phss Pr0yidons, IA do. Lard
sls 10. Whishy, 400 Dressed Hesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

In the annual tax-syy for tho building of the bridge
and The contracts WA proposed toaward would make
tie bridge esst $2s0tooQ, Adjourned. . Sass 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

A suspycryp BuReL AR.-On Saturday night, DE.
teyo Poole arrested suspicious cbsrseer at the corner o.
Greenwich avenue and Hammond street and On H.
aud quantity OF valuable jewey scscfed loosely
poeies The prisoner gave bis name yoscpo noos w. -
ioched up hesdqurtss for v, n1s sn
a,enu as bur entered and v~sly 70 hs
ntesiy 4oo stolen Mr. CamPeeu hsvtns esen sens 9I
whefsupsn The secissd VISA committed TO snswer
ASSAULT wirH HATcHrf.-Daniel D0rnty, sn
oyster dealer At No S. Beach street srd Joseph HAnen o.
No. IS Kobinson street. get aecstien on SUNDAY
hsn ory s.ruck sntssonl chs heAA rth pssoas
dia.eiy and Justioe Osborn committed him 70 snswsf'
CoLLIsIos on THE RIvER.-on Monday morning,
IS The Wpsmsbnrsh fenyboAs Marion vas s9Yssesn ne
New Yorh ,de abe wss n,o By unknown soop POI
lion Of ,hs .diss br deroyed but sor'ussssy no one
we tnibyeA
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ADVERTISEMENT

DEAFNESS. CArARaB, and all diseases Of tAs
II. and Ear treated By Dr. LIsHTHiLI Nc - D
hspace Numerous references TO persops are 70 b bad %
application XIX r..iset = Y E1hf - - y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

CRY MesrALiTY.-The City Inspector reports that
during the pan week 25 dsahs on increase OF AZ upon
the previous week have occurred Of which, lo4 were
men, Sc women, lob boys, lo7 girls. Of deaths result
ing from acute dilesse there were apoplexy q bron'
chiis l5 congestion Of the BRAIN 8; congestion Of the
lungs, 4; nfante convulsiOns %; Group IA; 10 diph-
.here, u, eryspelas 4; puerperl fever, 81 scarlet
fever, IS; typhoid do ,yphusdo, S; hoOpinsconsh
A. inflammation Of tho bowels, 2; brain, IL, lungs
IS; measles 6; smallpox, TO- Ofdeaths from chronic
di.ea,s, C8 were esses Of consumption, OF dropsy,
of dropsy in the head heart disease, Is Of nsnile
marasmu,, of palsy. Oh "a deaths from external and
other eau.es not depending upon climate, there were
Of aspbyxia, g. burned scalded s. casualties, a in
temperance, g. lOck.jaw, g. old age, 4; premature
birth, 3. 26S persons born in the United States,
1903 in Ireland, &c in Germany, II in England, in
Scotland, and the remainder in various countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

TIM BRia Cosour previously reported ashore On
Beach has baged has al been landed On The oesco
and "a III be forwarded TO the city,.
TBy BAsx reported ashore Hoefod Bs eyest 90
barb Warm A. fisher Of and for rhsdeYhi. io os,a
where . nm.in' shs peiivoy tight when Az ss
om weather cain and cloudy, with prospects Of sno.
ws bpit In Esstport IN 1888 Us un, den and .ted
BosIor jan. The ship Jsbrr Snow tandsf y. o. Ia
contract Of hewYork Corngo esy on NOV W ieSAy
Condition steamer bed been sent 10 tow her TO Cacna
HoSoIuIu Nov Ihe ship sism of bo:ssnl teos nIe 9a
about dnsh and extinguishcd the nsst
ocl0eh through the e,sons Of tho IRE PA s,ss ala
&C. have been destroyed considerable amount G s
kss held and cost Of repairs estnns'ed q piS 'A "
said 20 be insured In Boston for b2o,Voo H. So, -.
The wha bark Aics lof Cold spnns now UNDERGOING o
mali, ,end.,.3 nee,ary by her having been badly saned
"a Tho eIpene Of her repairs will probably amount TO ~
a, IN any PLACES shs rcquies fastsningA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

The london Times OF the 18th Of December thus
writes and quotes the market:
In Colonial Stocks there hss been f 10 Grand Trunk
the last quotation being 15dIi the ordinary
.,ock as aso dat 23la2 American Railway Socnties
closed bou. In miscellaneous descriptions Cehcs
shsres v ere iImor Canada q cents, 1855 ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15
tAdyediseDsnsj b. 3.
GURNEY's GALLERY, No. 707 Broadway
The Last Photograph then is America Of
. III. X. IL. TEE PsTscy OF WALES

HBR MAsBsrf QcgEN VICTORIA,
VII be exhibition, for few dsys only at 5uayxrs CT
LEVY No. 5o7 Broadway prevens 10 tho departure 10
ham Palace The pubic arc respectfully ayed 70 aysy ..
the same. 6uHssT Y rcs.
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fA3vey.i 5eIuSnlI

Much SIN and SUTYgRIHG might be avoided by
correct knowlsdze Of our Mental and Phy,ins condition I'M
may be obtained q any time by PhrsnSoscd exsasoas
No. 3Cs Broadway, by fowLER WELLS. .s,.. ,si--.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

VALUABLE CHARTs.--The splendid map and chart Of
Charleston Hsrbor, Allowing i!s sOundings, defsusss,
and localities, ll on exhibition at the rooms Of the
American Geographical and Statistical socetyin Clinton
Hail. II has been visited by crowds of persons, and
elected general prase for It's accuracy and style of
work. The Society have prepared similar one Of the
haIbor Of Mobile, and have one Of Pensacola now In
hand both Of which ahoald be studied bysl who would
clearly undertand the localities which are, and are to
BE- the hsstsi Of stirring events In the progress Of the
Pro-slayery Rebellion Of 1851. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

Work OF THE CRY IssPEcroR.-The following 10
tcheduls Of the work Of the Sanitary Bureau in tho
abatement and removal Of nuissnces, cleaning the
streets, &C., for the week ending Jan. Il, 1861:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

Supprs DIArH.-Edward g. Howard, esq, Of tn
firm Of spoHord, TilestOn e. Co., died suddenly at hi
residence yesterday morning, Of apoplexy. The ofhc
of the firm will be closed to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

OAK ORCHARD ACIp SPRIaG WArxI.-Call
end Get Pamphlet The Opinions " oeebrssd Chem
,s A Physsns repecs hs use Of sh WARS "a The s.s
VI many diseases system TesmoAs iron
Of our o respeossSs citizens are sddsd fsmphss ssnt b.
mall on application HiHAn w DosrwgB As OF Cstpsl sSe
Assoa, hsnc1 atasa AossI Bspdtns 10. Utb7ssesvy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

COMMITTEE ON HARLEM BRDGE.-The Special
Committee Of the Board of Supervisors on the Harlem
Bridge met yesterday afternoon. There were present
Messrs. Blunt, Purdy, Ely, Davis and Tweed. Street.
Con missioner Smith was the principal witness exam
ined. It appears from his testimony that number OF
bids were made for doing the work. in response TO an
advertise ment but were not opened, and the matter
was indefinitely postponed. Two or three months
afterwaid, Mr.. Smith WAS invited to attend meeting
Of the Commissioners the ia one Of the number at
which Mr.. Lockwood, one Of the Westcheser Commits
sioners presented three bids for doing the work Of
building the bridge in three separate portions ma
jory Of the Commission, consisting Of Mayor Wood Of
Nsw.YOrk, Supervisor lockwood and Judge Robertson
Of wencheaer County, awarded contracts to these
three bidders. Commissioner Smith, the only other
member, objected on two sounds-6rst, that the bids
made in response to the advertisements had been re-
jeeted, and the whole matter indefinitely postponed
and, sscoDdy, that .he Legislature had inserted tS 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

BURNED TO DEarH.--Ca,harire Arot, German
wensn ed % y:ss died Sunday from tie sse q oa.as
received day two Veyour The deoessee endeevcne
to MI With esphsns Lighted ,snp whss abe u isnsd end
sei tse 10 he's clothes. = ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN TIE
BOWERY. 1pl.1 ,Jflff

About u O'Clock on Sunday evening, an officer Of tbs
Seventeenth Ward, while patroing the East side Of
the Bowery, found apparently msoxicssed, lying
on the sidewalk In from. Of No. 2o5. On going 10 hs
assistance the officer discovered that the man had been
stabbed, and was then Ia dying condition. He OBJ
tanned conveyance, and Immediately started for tie
Station House, but the injured expired before hs
arrived The body was subsequently recognized 70 Do
that of John Sexton, native Of Irelsnd 96 years Of
age. He was tall, muscular, good locking man'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-JAs. n-Besor,

An OLD THEY ARRzsI7S.-Oficer Golden of The
Sixth ard Sunday night arrested German ,sraed Meye
0o'daein, who alleged TO kc old oS,e cGssed With
ale complainant Acsps dsepu.sble houss . Mser esect
ind Ma while yt her tina: the ps ssd &c hsys
Al ~ -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-20
A GRAPHIC

In the Virginia State Convention, Mr.. Bruce
OF Halifax county, gave a spirited narrative OF ;hs
troubles of q southern planter. We copy it be-
low.
Il was once, sir, a southern planter. In the
year 1914 l went to New Orleans. Ny magma
tion was kindled by the quantity. of sugar. aud
nolasses, and cotton that planters raised 10 that
sunny region. came home, and was invited to
address an agricultural society in a neighbOring
advised my friends who were large
to carry a portion of their negroes South.
where their profits we're great, and not keep them
here where our profits were small. To show my
sincerity in this belief, / went to Louisiana aud
became a cotton and sugar planter. The fret year
made nothing. as might be expected, because !
had heavy expenses but the next year after
wards. there was a genial climate. there was a
hne season, there were foe showers, and | thought
that oar ercp was very great. Well. sir, IL was
sent 70 q commission merchant in New Orleans,
and 1 vent there 10 the spring, and told him thai
l wanted my mons5. An. said he. I I'm sorry to
'eii you that your expenses have been ssry great,
end have no money o. yoGss In my hands