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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
CITY AFF AIRS.
BOARD OF ASSisrAhT ALDERMEN.
WILLIAM EyERDELL, Esq. President, III the Char.
TUESDAY


WILLIAM EyERDELL, Esq. President, III the Chaih
Special Meeting.
Iuritatioll-I'o attend the Chatham Theatre on
Wednesday sept Ii. io' the benefit oihe Wilmington aon.
PctittoMS reterred, Sc.-Oi George l.. Schuyler
for lease OF West side oper foot OF CaIhsfne 'r ieAiH
OfNlchons II AntoHy. and oen to lave flassns f''
feel wide laid IN Z, tn street
Communication from tie Mdyor.-A communl.
cation received from h Honor the Mayor MgnlyIng rs
approyui Ufseyerhl Bills. Ordered On tile.
Peliil0nS- OF Thomas GafneIs, 10 be appointed
From the Anti Asessment Committee in relation
OfGeorge singe[ and Others 10 nve the ordinance ~ :
From number OF Ctlrns snx the puyilrg= hold Ten
peance meetings the Markets md public On h'
sabbath.
Reports of C0mmi0ees.Of the Committee on
Road and canns favor OF hdherng To tie Original e'il
uoG Of thus Board i1r the construction oi sewer IN Jon
Oithe Committee on Ats relation
nsn'ng the Fountain in the Park and stating that WITH ne
present debt tie city, &c II Ia nearedeht, ut pessh -
make any appropriations. Ador'ed
O same Conniue: IN re aH1n " te monument over .p',
u CHpt. Inv eHce, and recommending o1 appfDvni
,on OF 800 Tor tnat pnFgee the monument MOI 10 he zee @
completed Land Ior lhe pt.sert on the tnbe c.,., q
Ring from penaty-ndopted.
Ofhe Committee Cleaning Streets relation to rnanurs
OF the lonmtiee on strse favor Of Tagging sidewalks
and legeing i?t on Eighteenth 'ss,Lldopied , c.;,
ReS0tHtL0as.-By the Committee on Chenty and
Aims:
charged the further consideration of the uJsri Of r..
moving the Aims House department from Bellevue 10 ksnGai
h!Ad-adoy'ed.
rls;.a then %9yed ;hs, hs pn2sa' 'slan| to i'
C01amtttee II nc Vh0te.-On motion OF MIR.
Tappan Bogti into Committee ni tGe Whole ia cl1-
Oi the SUBJECT hssnta" AGrfnan soofhsa 10 s
char.
Afer action in Committee of the Whole. the COMMITTEE
and Chairman the President bnYns resuUtd NE
ported tDht Nil the resolution. v"f ~ ftoFnf me
Am,iou,e establishment al Bellevue arl the children %
Long aBd Farms 20 kand1 IA ,'l1nd. ui0p'ed al
hey the HDaid 81 Aderuen. e1cep, the ,Iih e
luton wDch aIneG..d by rrnydug i the sp2oigim'
Of Jon, specGl LGnmt0e ot three members from e1''
BDafd The repo-t va. adopted
Inc Board passed .eps fiey the resoldo'
and they were aduptsd by aye, and nty. -
In- Pfe,men; appointed M-s,r Binckstone. hfsn Hh-
SpoOr the SOeciqi COMMITTEE beha't Of this B2Hd.
PDpeyS from Uie Bodrd n dtderAaen-in lb''
ni SU9g. p'H:ins the So 90 of p3YG5sGt ui o. ~
claim ot III -dana Ball kand4s IslG0d and IN .S@s
neGt Gf the commenced by TeT Cnncur'Sd ~
Characterization the Street Conmisslond
relative sepaInx psyemeut. Referred COMMITTEE OIL
,tre-ts.
Reports Of Commiuees--Of the Committee on
Whav. recommending vs,h the Board o. ~
derneu granting exclusive OF the south ny hs' o.
pter the foot OF Duse street 10 The ~ Y and Efir
Co. Adopted.
Poper from he Board of Aldermen favor oi
sp2toonang ESQ expense of ,efttns Governors oom
the City Hail. Concurre,i
Inc Board tnen adjourned.
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Tuesday.
LArE MunnER.-The Coroner to.llav held nn |

DE LATE HUNDEK-T he COrOner t0-Hlv htIu an
nque the Aims House IN the Park the body OF the
fortunate female iiafnet fletcher who her death
SUNDAY night Of violent blows received
the hands Of William tluln The principal witness IN the
vas II female Harm. who her fall nter
un had struck her. who exclaimed. " believe have killed
her The verdict al the Jury WIS. thnt Harriet Fletcher
10 her death from injuries inflicted by William Gum he
fully committed 10 the charge. They
both tIpy mt the time. -
SUDDEN DEATH ~ THE CITY Prison The Cor
oner tins morning also held inquest the Aims House
bod; Of james Bryce aged W. who admitted into the
City Prison O'Clock Sunday afternoon, and ipund dead
about the hour Monday The cause oi death
was violent dyscnsry
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
CORONER'S OFFICE.
MONDAY.

A MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-The Coroner was this morn
ing called hold inquest t. pHrsons the llth
stone North RIVER the body of nn unknown man found
hanging his neck being upenLsd By haBdkerch from
the limb of the woods shor: distance from Nir Pan
residence He had probably been dead several weeks and
l. supposed Ens,hmnn named Joseph Nj Scott.
eer dated May 18th, from the old country from his Iiher,
John found his nocke si IN ais large
key found him. Verdict death Oi ths person
who 4 unknown. by suicide IN hanging hm.ef.
PSIhe body he's since been recognized as that Of John VI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsES.-The subscribers have eona
pe;ed their frtse manufacture OF the above 20
which, large variety ready for examination osns
moat compact forms and equal fin'h to the iHpon' %
this advantage that the coEtan are OF me n
quality and the most Useful among winch the mets''
Table, for keeping perfect order The publ; s's
invited 10 examine al the Toe; Furnishing Store 6a BFoa
say t.lassp C. SAUNDERS sON,
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corR1. CALENDAR. Tins Day.

SUPERIOR UoIKT.-NOs' 70 IS % % 10 To '1I'
COMMON PLEAs-Nos 80. AZ, IS, 80, 81, s, 4,
10. -. 10 -, 81, II, Is, SO, ,.
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Can such cheats as this prosper Ought they
to do so? Think of it, Working Men!
81 MlcnIGAS is marshaliog her Wing legiol
s,cuhcn Adynncin..

The Wings of SrEuBEN County held their
Mass Meeting on the 50th uii.-lIon. a. Is.
Dickinson presiding. From Z. zoe to &c, 600
were IL attendance. Hon. JAMES a. HAAILroN
of Wcstchester CO. Ex-Gov. SEWARD, Hon. A.
Is. DICKINSON, Hon. GIDEON HARD oil Orleans
Co. ion. IoHN YOUNG OF Livingston, J. h. HALE
and ]. B. VAN VALKESBURGu, OF Steuben County,
were the speakers. Steuben Will give 500 mosc
Wing votes this Fall than ever before.
" WASHINGTON County, Penna. held her
Grand Rally at Washington Borough on the 9Th,
at which 10000 People came together, aud
were addressed by WALTER FORWARD and Nc
sgs H,MrroN of Pittsburgh, WM. B. REED and
JcserH G. CLAREsoN Of Philadelphia, ANDREW
STEWART OF Fayetic, and others. In the even
ing another great meeting was held. Donegal,
the Banner Township, mad more voters in the
procession than she gave votes for Harrison in
lSl0-So the cause moves on.
u TIE Democratic Wings OF GERMAN birth
er extraction in NEWARK held large and en-
,husastic meeting on Monday evening-JAcoR
II. HuSpERFruNp in the Chair, JACOB SrrKEY
Vice President, and W. DuMIck Secretary. They
were most effectively addressed by Mr.. KIDER-
LIN OF Philadelphia, P Bs1ssEL and c. HANSEN
OF New-York. The policy OF Protection was
clearly explained and commended, and the twists
and decepucns OF its adverseries thoroughly e1-
posed. The German Working Men OF Newark
viii stand by thei, own cause and It's defenders.
The Locos held meeting that night at Eliza
bethtown, and gave free tide there to every
German who could thus be coa1sd away from the
Wing meeting. No use-,heir day of power
uail on the cajolery of the Working Men to their
own ruin, is over.
u Col. y. IL. BULLOCK OF Worcester, Mass
VIII this evening address the Wings OF BaookLYS
at National Hall, He is an able and jealous
Wing, and We trust the Clay boys OF Brooklyn
will all attend and bring their neighbo7s.
~ Horticultural EXHIBITION is 10 be held
al NV Haven on The oath, 18th and Goth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

JAMES r. WHITING. EsG
S;r-You are reported in the Nsw York Herald,
tcorroborated by other Loco Foco papersl to have
asserted in speech in Tammany Hall on Monday
evening, that
The Wings arc for the Pronunciation Of cur ust CLAIMS to
tie OREGON TERkIroRY.
| be- leave publicly to inquire whether you made
any such assertion, and to assure you that il you
did, il was very grave mistake, 10 use the mildest
term. ours, III. uREkLEf.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

e ORAsG OUTASG st the American Museum nd
Fanny draws IKE Btef Plaster. NOT less Khan 500 persons
taye VISITED her already this week IN, The
Court suit; Vcprls Kobe UuTya!et Gypsey Foftuas Tei
I-r and SUlendt Performances past aGd = pat ,
should ill the Museum 70 ll. Nobody who go inoud
ms m, of-ref, day
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81; ). n. R1r>oLDs will address the People in

~ !. N REYNOLDS will address the People IN
bshalf Of the Tariff and Henry Clzv
Al .3ticus. Greene Co. to-day. Sept. 1lth, r NJ.
A. f;reenrile tAcadeuyl do. tomorrow, l2;h. DO.
" Durham tD.ckinson'sl mex, day iSth do.
4, Stamford Head of Delowarel Saturday. lih.
\: Delhi, Delaware Co. tMnss Meeting Eth
Olhc- places as shall be announced hereafter
u Mr.. WEBSTER and the leading men OF
2 4ston were once Free Trade men. Boston was
-Een largely Commercial, scarcely or not at ali
aanufectusiog, aad her capitalists fit . natural
reluctance 10 rei;nqulsii pursuit by "iiicn they
nd an,assel wealth for one Of which they had
..d no experience, and in which they had seen
50 many fortunes shpw.ecked all around them.
rnus feeling, they were against q Protective Ia
If, while Mcssrs. CALHOUN & Co. co0Persied
eith the great champion Of Protection, Henry
Clay: But the Protective policy prevailed, and
aey conformcd 10 H. Experience has proved 10
hem, and to all who are not pIcjudiced against
he light, that Protection is right and benefccnt'
nd that their early opposition TO il was mistaken
N3y the Journal Of Ccmmc'ce digs up their cd,
5is;ardcd, ol:-repeated arguments against Pro
c.ion, and pronounces them unanswerabIe
Vcighbot! they have been answered IN thousand
.says, bQtlhe most conclusive among them is The
present condition Of the Country, as compared
.ith that OF 1916, 1922, or ls42. Fox practical
aen, .ae demonstration Of fact is better tlan that
u logic.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

Some persons find gFea; difficulty in the use Of coal as
fuel ana nsre nave Instances 10 which has been dis
-ze altogether. The fact thai cocl ~i bum tor
ION as well as apohe but be suitably adapted to the
evsrs uses Otherwise VII! not give satisfaction AZ the
oa Oice IN The Tribune BuGEgs, No. lo1 Nassau street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

~ Pare sport the NeyYork Museum again last hlts
with the Laughing Gas. il really nch. socodid pei.V
this aiteTaoonfhe Carolina Minstrel. Mas A"t'
collins. Jeseyyne &c 5<c. perform. The Gus wl De ac'
Iztered both IN the citernoon and evening.
IT. YoCSG CHs1LEfiTs disposed 10 devote por.9a, .,,
their time tho study Music the DrgHn Piano fys
Guitar. Vocal Muxlc receive private tEiIoi iv
experienced Professor be furnished with nstrulieab "a,
Fultoa-st- ~ 70 81
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P.Lsos OPERA fious..-The Ethiopian Ministries beg
inform ot New Gfk that they have taken the
above establishment nights and viii this
IN: tilee- songs Catches Tnos. QGae;.s c Tickets
M admission ) Children hci price Commence q.
O'clock rreciseT.
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~ rever could really believe j; until myself
i. the constant exclamation OF ali large proportion OF
thc,e wn call 81 the Ecca.eobion Egg Hrcnns EIhbI
2o5 Boadway where they witness the process OF pro;
Cucns By ut tey Will not dare TO tell
th-r -nds hzi chickeas ard BIRDS brought 10 lie By
steam 10. fear hat They wIl be believed Ihe Hail. 50
Broadway. constantly hroRged with Tie most
classes o! yi-ItOrS. II
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was nearly destroyed by fire last evening. The
vessel was owned by Chauncey Briggs, and was
ireigh,ed with bay, onions, potntoes, etc.
FiRE-A fire broke out ut o'clock thi. after
noon 10 the extensive Bookbindery OF Mr.. Benjamin
Bradley in the third story Of the stone building No.
57 Washington street. The department were
promptly on hand, but owing the combUstibie ma
ture uf the materials, The whole bindery was ia
flames before the department could ge; IN operation.
The whole was consumed. The first story was &C.
cuped By hlr. Robert w. Trap, dry goods dealer,
aud by Mr. c. e. HAYDEN, draper ana tailor, both
Of whose stocks OF goods We're greatly injured by
the water, il not destroyed The fire was confined
TO the building, and was got under b. Inc great
prompinesE OF the department. ne origin CT The
tire We have not been able 10 learn.
Boston Transcript, Monday.
The Advertiser states the following facts respect
iog lte above FIRE Bradley is one OF the most
extensive buderies in Boston. giving employment
70 about seventy persons. booksellers ana pub
fishers n New ork and Pbiladelphia as we'll us 10
other Southern cities and IN Boston sufferers b,
the FIRE, there having been about 80 600 volumes In
tbs bincery GONE OF them valuable works. Messrs.
Ss1ton, Peirce Il Co. had large quantity OF sheet
stock in the bindrry, aud their loss is conslderable
lr. BIS loss stock, tools, finished and unfinished
work, in which he had insurabie Interest,", is pro-
baby not far from $4,000, which ia covered by
policy Of insurance 10 greater amount.
UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.-A most unfortunate af
fair occurred recently al the house of Dir. A. Film
gain, about thirty miles above Pensacola, Fs. Six
sailors, mo had deserted from the L. :. steamer
Union and FOR whom reward had been offered by
Captain Bell, were pursued by four persons, and in
the attempt 10 arrest them one OF them was killed
and another vas wounded in the hand. The FIVE
sailors made their way TO Mobile, and were there
apprehended by Pufser Murray, and sent back.
Acc1DEsrs.-Thomas ]. Hodde, carpenter, fell
from building in Brooklyn, on Monday, and was
killed.
a little son of Charles CIee, Brooklyn was
drowned from the Atlantic Dock, OF Monday eve
ping.
TIE AyTI-RESTERs IL DELAWARE CoUsfY.-A
Deputy Sheriff OF Delaware County, the Aitanian
says, seized on Tuesday last, tared ami ieath-
cred, and his papers destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

PALMo's OPERA HousE.-We perceive by this
days advertisement that the Ethiopian ainst!els
have engaged tue Opera House Tor few nights and
make their irst appearance this evening. During
their short stay Il. the Apollo, they commanded
di=nces OF the highest responsibility, and richly de
served the success they received. There IS nothing
IL their entertainment 10 oiend; and TO Judge OF
their merit, 90 aud see, and you will find them
thy and be delighted with your visit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

e aIessrs. BARKER S TowLE, No II Caiha-
rne street, are Offering fall and wiuter goods at less
prices ;an were before offered, in spite OF the
high duties. We recommend every one that wishes
TO make noney by buying cheap 10 give them a call
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

FiRE.-A small barge lying the dock on The
North River, between Vesey and Barclay streets,
was nearly destroyed by fire last evening. The
vessel was owned by Chauncey Briggs and was
reigh,ed with bay, onions, potltoes etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
D,u,;cttv on tie Tariff.


A certain llartin RyerSOa OF Sussex Go. n.
Jersey, who means to be a Member Of the next
Congress, made q speech TO the Loco tocos OF
Newark on Monday evening, in which ne as
serted that it was all Wing lie that the Polk
oarty are opposed to The present Tarit; for, sa'c
ne, "if the charge be true, why did not the
present Democratic House Of Representatives,
-cpeal it rden they had the p9tcer That (sard
hc) has already been plainly tested During the
last session. a bill was introduced to cut down
very materially the present Tariff, and why did
aot the Democratic party pass 1t? They had
the power to do so, but did not do 1t; and the
bill to reduce the Tariff was put down BY this
Democratic Congress" 'Hurrah.' - shouted the
conaregated Loco. Focos; our party preserved
the Tariff,
Now TO show up the knavcry Of this Ryerson,
and the infamous fraud he was perpetrating on
the Mechanics and Laborcrs of Newark, the
Daily Advertiser simply turned to the debates IN
the late Constitutional Convention of New.Jer-
sey, wherein this very same distinguished Demo-
crat thus argued in favor of Senatorial check
on the popular Will Oh the monent:
Mr.. RYERsoH. 1t is always safe TO refer to the
lights OF experience; and that teaches lis that this
arrangement OF the Senate is sauiury power, ami
tends 10 prevent hasty and unstable Legislation, and
prevents any sudden changes by political reYolu-
ZION.
.Look at New-York in 1887, when the Wings
swept the State like tornado, and had very large
majority in the Assembly. How stood the Senate
Every Senator elected was Whig but the previous
Democratic majority maintained the asccnduncy Of
that party and prevented all party Legislation while
GOOD laws received the support OF all.
$50 in Congress. BY sudden change. large
maiority of the members returned to the House of
REPRESENTATIVES last winter was Democratic. while
the Wing Senate still remained and the peopte Of
New. Jersey niready see and teei Tie Jenehctdi re-
suits ef Il IN the continuance Of tie 1driG-al-
,hourh do rot wish 10 be understood us entirely
approving of the present Tariff. There are many
objections 10 il; but, instead q beng faid on the
table bv the party IN The maJ0rity Of The House u
,rouLd haze been Swept by tie board u they had had
n majorify IN both Houses, and u Il hdd not been
for Wing Se"ate."
Can such cheats as this prosper Ought they
to do so Think of it, Working Men!
GT MIcnIGAN is marshaing her Wing legions
for the contest Wing candidates for Congress
are nominated in each District, as follows:
Eastern w Detroit. .EpwIS LAWRENCE Of Washtenaw.
Northern .iponuacl. GEo. w; W!SNER. OF Qas and
HeSisrR kaamaIoo). HENRY w. TAYLOR, o, MnIshGll
We know the two latter, and are sure not only
that they are well qualified for Congress but well
calculated to get there. We believe each OF the
three Districts will be contested with spi it
which viii deserve success, and be very likely 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

ANIMAL MAGSrrIsg.-Asaln tonight Dr. johnson exper-
ents the Of broadway and pensfi ,teets. Il
most wonderful exhibition. combining the with tie
scientific no wonder the ysuns much
Europe; iof709 azhs Lonton sudeace testified ,ei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

u The Wme STATE CONVENTION meets al
Syracuse to-day. we entertain lively conf
dencc that its deliberations will be harmonious
and the results most auspicious.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

ANOTHER HORRIBLE MuRDER.-At the early
hour OF o'clock Monday morning the neighbor-
hood of the Five Points was alarmed by the cries
o: female proceeding from the house No. So Cross
street. keptby Mrs. Mcintyre, where man named
William QUINN alias Big Bill, resided. a woman
named Susan Harris, who resides in the same tene
ment, went INTO Quinns room and found Harriet
Fletcher, a girl with whom he cohabited, lying
senseless on the floor. imagining that she had
tainted, she went below and asked Mrs. Mcintyre
for some vinegar, and they both then went up to-
gether and found Quinn there and the girl dead. An
alarm was given and Quinn was arrested. The Cor
ouer was sent for and the body removed TO the Dead
House in The Park where post mortem examna-
lion was made but the inquest deferred TO yester
day. [See City Intelligence in today's paPer.l a
quantity OF coaguaed b ood found in the region
of the brain, and the body was in most dreadtully
bruised state.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

The ADOPTED CITIZENS ARE CoMING.--A friend
dropped in at Il provision store TO trade in Cedar
stree; last evening, and found several natives of
Germany and Ireland earnestly discussing the rela
tive merits OF the rival candidates for the Presidency.
After listening some Time 10 their animated debate,
one proposed taking vote Tor President. The p.o-
position was agreed to, and resulted as follows:
Henry Clay...7. james X. Pok--.l.
They were all Adopted Citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

II HEwEr, IL Spruce-street, has just issued
No. /. OF his illuminated Tales from Shakespeare
by Charles and Miss Lamb which in style and
finish similar TO his Shakespcares Plays tFor sale
by w. H. Graham, 100 Nassau.stIeet.)
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VICE CuANCELLORS COURT. Before Hon. WM. I.
NCoUN. Wee Chancellor.
HEIlSiONS

lIent.ettn Chayrll, bv Alex. L0ckhart her next
f,.nd rs VIM H. Chaye. The complainant was formerly
Mss Ehnh Bouminedr.. Al lie time at her inn,,"I'
gut'fnp>> IN hii " va u
hnye nsr husband the III the late Dir. thnve. MO
formerly Kept II the corner V Fulton Gnd Nassau
who died Their, in 1872 The father left eate w"fn nbnu
SlluU0 he devised equally between IN, wie MHnn
IN, .oa George r. M nusneE Celeste, ana defendant ne
COMPLAIN rrd defendant mHsG 'ih Jte lo'- ~
ur very young only between Hand Is enr' Oi age Il d
md ,- about % He wn> clerk t-Ie IN brnndstree
SusulenIl, h. left Newly und went AWAY To London
and compliant made thn h mother assisted nm ~ tos >"
hc ,h- denic. Mr.. G.. the c1mpnuart went To the house
of her hru her Mr. Henry bland Buomnens and gave
May d5GShter huSShIhi Je-
sal absent.
The rre.ent suit wns brought by Mrs e. To compel
,ninnnc- enid of her husbands ,hnre Il MS
father, estate Il conened that but little coming n in
and he already indebted 10 e estate upwards oi thIee
hudtred dollaIs
7 I- Court decided as follows:
As respects the So. reported reasonable allowance to
mike the complainant pro>ecu'e her SUIT. &c the difficulty
exists tina, money gay II with he wie rms
lou n responsible friend m whose name the ,uli Il com
nrnred presumed that he uble aud WILING Ia tur
cnnblc her To especially rs tneie
are no the infant husband Applicable 10 such p
pose Tint part n the mOtOn therefore must Ht present he
denied and The nmnny may b- Sed at seO per an
NUN paid the income o the husband se.tue either
ounery half yearly. yearly such income ha accrue
or become pay bic alter the 2tn July iSi md IN proportion
less than years income due or receivable rs ~ to
ls Order accordingly. costs 10 abide the event. II lie chlh
deceased alter commencing The SUIT
John DE Nett rS. Samuel benson, and others
The parties belong Lodi this State. The action Is III
nron To purchase money sale OF land Exceptions were
made to the Masters report Part allowed and part denied
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

Job Terry Is. the Dutchess WhaIInS %. nc
President of,he Duchess Bank Moses II Grnne 9nd oineTs
49, tr ininctiu. &c ordered. hs the de'enfants,
NJ II Gtinneii. Rubt 3. Mnturn. lisnry Gnane ard
Dsla forthwith pay the CieA OF THIS Cou't So
,;> onni ba now IN thelr hands proceeds OF the mp
rarro an ar or any other vessel sold by them as hcea
County Bank aud 10 event Of Them omit
IN nav bv are snjpned f:nm Paying tie puteheS Co. bans
ar nome, nnte &c received their agents. On thr pay
meat of the ra the INJUNCTION Is to cease aud te money
retained by tire Court 20 abide the sue OF tfe sli;
Matilda X. Orr. AdmX. Oi Isaac Orr deceased, rs.
Joseph ". Ilbbeu-luiunc,!on prayed iO granted
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
POLICE OEEICE.

SOLOMON FIcKERS HAS EsCArED FROM PRISON.
This individual who arrested Sunday and placed IN
our City Prison. this morning made hrs escape lie wns taken
here by constable from lhladc pha charged by the nuho
that with the crimes OF Riot ani Murder, and Incnf
lease writ ef labehs Cnbus. which failed To-day
second trial msd- md he brought from s cell INTO
r Cox the keeper. room. and while Mi C0Ss bnck
turned he wuke, the street Off and cannot be found
LARCENY.-Catharine Holmes was arrested and
committed stealing Ookin: glass worth 81 from Gabriel
~ Discovery 81 sullivan street.
UPPER POLICE
William monIs, paupcr in the Aims House at
Bellevue arrested the fcarryng of from the prem
ses ron hinges worth So. lie committed to ptlaon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

l- IIupsoN County. n. j. holds ITS Grand Rally to-mor
ro, Thursday Mt Od Bergen miles from Jersey City
uuboken WM L. DAyT0s. tU : Senator the Peughkeep-
,e Blacksmith and other champions OF the Good Cause. viii
be on hand Tire cars Mt o'clock Will take passengers within
n .lr.d rnI. ~ the i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

~ The Wings of The Town OF GREESBuRGH,
Westchester Co will hold ameetng this afternoon
and evening at Vincents two miles back OF TaTry-
town. The morning boat (Co!umbusl leaves this
CITY Ell Q A NJ