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of % 900 per sunum. Facilities for communication ex'
ist already on great scale and the rsrosd thence "
Hanover In connection with the whole railroad sys'en
ofthe Interior must awe new impulse to comnsf'e u
that port"
He proceeds 20 calculate that immense impo''S'
tons Of German Cloths Silks, Cbius, ""es' &c
will be made through these steamers and mat a
great portion of the less INDECENT emgrsnts Will
choose the same convey snce the second cabin isre
being bat eco As TO Mails there can be no doubt
that nearly all the correspondence, between this
Country and Germany not merely but all Cont,
mental Europe east and north OF the Rhine VIII
prefer this channel at least until other lines OF
steamships shall be established. The enterprise
will doubtless prove remunersting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

Henry BIBBs LECTURE -The Lecture at the
Brooklyn Female Academy last evening attended BY
a crowded but orderly audience. Lewis Tsppsn, Esq
presided and the meeting opened BY prayer By Rev
Mr.. sprsg1s.
Mr.. Bibos Lecture Of the most Elective dis
that heard was impossible to listen
snd not feel the heart swell with deeper hatred Of
the whole system Of slsvery-hs worst outrage on jus
tee and humanity remaining from ages OF darkness and
brutality 10 disgrace the world. Mr Bib Is not what's
usually called an eloquent speaker he hss few OF the
rsees Of orsiory and never carries away his audience
by those nne bursts OF Intellectual power which mark
the speaking Of another well known fugitive slave
Frederick Douglass De tells his story simply and
seetedy but that "a surer Of reaching m end than the
efforts Of more distinguished speakers. No msn
doubt that he spesks not only what he kn but what
be feels The touching Of his narrative Is
irresistible By It's intrinsic psthOs it produces the deep
est eectx which lose nothing in the occasional betrayal
Of the defective education Of the speaker.
Mr. Bib 10 TO give another Lecture the came place
on Thursday evening which advise every ole who
wishes to know what Slavery really Is to attend
EIcvssfos OF TIE CIrr GvARD.-Notwithstsnd.
ing the disseesbie state Of the weather the Company
proceeded to Jamaica Monday afternoon By the Long
Island speeisl train being furnished Tor the oc-
casioo- The target was placed distance of sixty
yards and the airing remarkably good Mr. T. BROOKS
being the successful receiver Of the prize They dned
Remsons Hotel, and every thing psssed Of IN very
agreeable In the evening the presentation and
exercises took place q, Gothic Hal, which sled
with pretty faces and bright eyes. splendid media
was presented to Mr. s. H. Low, OF the ongnators
Of the Company mark Of respect from his brother
soldiers The party broke up at quite respeetsbl,
hour all being exceedingly delighted with the festivities
srRrcx BIZ LIGHrsIso.-On Monday Afternoon
during the shower the old Jackson Hozss in Navy %
pOsite POwertst was struck b. lightning. The ssb.
end Of the building vss Knocked away and one of tn
ehimnsys eonsidsrssly shattered Hone Of the peopl
living In she house were injured.
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q sAsDss sAssAPAsILLA-rhe means Of removing
disorders aud Of slevins The sunerngs which ihsy GO
eason, when cure 10 imprseeabls, the great sres
which medicines are designed 70 accomplish We Tins
ID may be said ~iih truth that Ssndss Sssspsr, vhs
will alleviate pain In the Of serofals ana
other ueerous and humorous dseasss will also syev
large majority Of such effect speedy, perfect sls
permanent cure. Nor has it proved sss sheseioas |"
erapuoas and other affections OF Tho skn sbsa 10 sos
which asck the assa and The gsGds whiis thsrssfs'
We would not presumptuousIy claim infslioiy sof 10.
preparation, We do sincerely believe on the authority
those who have lssted is eeects and from own Il
petisnse that In The comp sins We have NAMED, saS
many others arising from unnatural eondioc Of 10
blood, sands ssnspsrlss viii restore tho Invalid V
health
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail, by A. ..
SANDS, Wholesale Druxkists, 100 7Qitou-sk corner
WnliAm-sL rs Broadway. nd n EAsl Broadway. Nss
York- Sold aso By ouxxis1 gsnsrAly throughout ~
Ushsd sss,ss Prizes 81 per bottle or ss b.slss s1f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

AMERICAN MusEUM-Strsngers visiting the city CARROT
find more sgreeab. place spend afternoon ard ave
ming Than this well conducted es'sblishmene l.ea
Dunn, who fails to draw crowded house sppens
thi. afternoon and evening. together with The ChsPun
Family and others In entire change OF p-rir
Tn. Dorams Of Napoleon 10 to be exhibited nat "oN
tine longer snd those who have not seen Il shou sys
themselves OF this their only chsnce. Performance ihs
afternoon and evening at 81 and O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

BANK Lock PIcxrNe As H. e. Jones has accepted
our challenge OF the 18th inst now inform him thai
we will NEE, him at the room of the American Insu
tate, On Thursday the 9th inst at 10 o'clock, A. N
make The araassn<ns specified tn Tia Challenge 70 vAfa
zoe shall strictly eoIfns Ourselves.
my95 q DAY NEWELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

SUMNER HArs-RoBEHrsoS. Of the Phcnix Hat spd
Cap Mandatory formerly Of 1903 butnow OF % fultona
n and 50 Fulton Ct Brooklyn has just n,rodscedbh
beautiful style Of Drsb aud Pearl Csstors the price OF
which he has reduced the former to IS and the lsef
to ~ So These Hats very light and pleasant snd
are trimmed so . TO prevent the Precipitation from 'us
ing through. my22 g.
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civ Judicial Nomipa tieps-Le'

The Tsmmsny Conventon iaat evening niAos
the following nominations for this District'
Ssprs~s cosrt-JoHS w EpNoSDs ID. r. ED~AsDs'
SAMUEL JoSKs P Hvslsrr.
Saspsrtor C0Eyt --TsoNAs J. oAxtrr, Lxwi1 d. SAND
yoxp. AASoS VANpsNoRL.
cOw~0s P<as.-cxAKLxs ?. DAILY, NicxAxi u
ssokFrxR DANIEL ?. lSeSAHAA-
Disgrscs Anorasy-IoxS MckxoN.
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subsc riptions received to The Weekly Triouns'
Subscriptions received to The semi.Weskly
TuEs5aY Nav -. iNorlh Mltdlctown, KY.

LEARr& Co.-sUamER HAT is47.-of Rocky Noun
tain sllvery Beaver, without ntrErs will Be introduced
on Saturday the 18th inst aud sold for the ensris SEA
son, a, their standard price.
An adequate supply of the raw material, obtained IN
der peculiar advantages, and their Improvements In
manufacture enable l.. Co to present to their cu'o
mers and the public generally In the above article that
which has never before been offered at the price this
or any other country.
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Business Notices.

The YANKEE BLADE.-Tbere never nas such blad.
that ssme-none OF your vulgar mercantile Jsetk"'ss'
but real Rogers" bidding us look out for our nuse,
whenever open II. Isl. Louis Reyele.
A most capital weekly. We should embrace the
opportunity to give humble opinion Of the merits Of
the Yankee Blade but for the conviction that would
be supernuousthst paper enjoying no, only wide cir
culstion but envisbe reputation among literary
Boston symbol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

u As GuASon TO rHE EARTH In causing plsay
grow on almost barren soii 10 lhs sruce spoAsr
low 70 BABE BALD, hAihLEss scALPs; causing, az No.
shrssthy Crown VI hsf, cArk luxufizai % ne
MAD, Lss AsD BODY, wsEakyER NArUsE stts.s.
hAik IL ekow such resd.f are ssa ses>. "a
Ines of Joress Coral Hair Restorative, soDae -
noel ssspeciaoe VI ciliz.ns have Iesutsd u - "a
power VI Curing scrRy, dat On DAspsvf o.
ane Cures u psfmsncntly. IL nos only stops nsn -
Va, u essos u Aad GIVES IT 6Loslous ayskAss.,s
men, Jcty and iastfoas snd keeps sot dsfk, ssI
oosaiai, three uass io1s say othsr sfsieie ~
Ton u Sross.yn nyNssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

~ The Directors OF the Utica and Schenectady
Railroad Company hsvs just resolved to increase the
capital stock t7s0ooo equal TO 30 per cent cr the pre-
sen, cspts to be Distributed smons the stockholders
ratsbly rejecting fractional parts
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IA. FUTILE & CO Agent. lls N...o.t

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEss-Great Reduction.
If you want good Gold Pen try those that J. Saw
AGE, 90 Ful,onst is now selling great reduction 90
former prices. They write very smoothly and can be
had from 81 upward With silver pencil included
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

WILLIAM A. WKLLss-We see the death OF
this well known printer announced His latest residence
was at Roehessrhis pockets like those OF many Others
of the craft were well lined with dollars As they
ouxh, TO have beea-his movements were somewhat &c
c-ntric but he kindheartsd. snd thought more OF
m. welfare of others than OF bis o~n-Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26
The River and Harbor Convention nj Chicaso'

To The Editor Of The Iribnrs'
You are doubtless aware Of the proposed Con-
vention TO assemble in Chicago on the 9Th OF July
10 take action in reference to the Improvement OF
the Navigation of the Lakes and set forth the Just
claims of the Western States to their proportion oil
the disbursements of the Government for these OBJ
iects Let any man sit down, and spreading map
of this country before him. cast bis thoughts retro
spectivey at it's resources and position twenty five
wears ago and then turning from the lesson which
the mast teaches him. make his calculations for the
future and he will come to the conclusion that our
country has lust begun to develop herself-that
she has been groaciag. bat that growth has been
like that Of infancy TO youth, when the bones begin
IN knit the shoulders to expand, and the pulse to
beat with the strong and measured throb OF APP
| proscbing manhood The present generation viii
not live 10 see this contamination OF strength and
power but Imagination can ideaize the iuture 1t
| is very desirable, Mr. Editor that this great City
should be properly aud justly represented IN ths
assembly. This State was the first, under the lar
seeing sagacity of Clinton, to open channel Tor the
| flow Of the products Of the mighty west 70 the
Ocean, and we should now be on the watch 10
| foster and increase this mighty source OF commerce
and wealth 10 the mercantile interests OF this City
Questions will be mooted at that Convention OF
the utmost Importance aud upon the action had
thereon will hang the fate of enterprises OF great
pith and moment" and trust that these remarks
NAV induce YOU Mr. Editor, to lend your valuable
aid to urge the necessity Of the appointment OF
large and influential Delegation from this CITY the
| weight and talent of whose members may tend %
hasten the copsupmation OF tle important objects
In view BROAD-sT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

FsxScH Doors -YouSo 4 JoSxs. 4 Ana.st near he
Museum, are selling One French Calf Boots ST ~
equal to those usually sold for Is or g. QEek sss'
and small profits 10 th-ir motto. my5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

COLD PESs.--J w. ORgAIos Il Co. II Csdar.sL have
large assortment OF Diamond pointed gold mot "a vsnr
ed Pens Of all prices from 81 upward. Purchasers
wholesale retail can there supply themselves quite
discount from the prices of oiher house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

WooDsarpoE's IMPROVED PATENT BANK Lock
The attention OF persons interested in Safe Locks bn
quested to an advertisement, Of ,hls title the Pbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

y LEaoNs-Prime and fresh PslermO. just ar
rived will be sold this day, at II O'Clock by asrUss
& Co. ll3 Wsllst very primslot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

NV lssEsrIoss.-rhs papers are continually csBzi
the pubic sslsnlon W new nvenIioas-lno loTiiis
when are Nofhrs. or esnLot Oe brought inso VIZ
doE'I hey speak OF FhAons Cheuca /. csr
siny ons Ut The usefI discoveries modern es
fof % is use hair Is prevented from fsiing 81 ~
arpf and sean renewed and q hstre mpsrled, ~bc
reAiy 0esnufuL This uue, and be proved ~ "
sous VINO have been benefited Prepared BY n. fbsea
ally. ny8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

KESrrcxr LucIas B. Desha is the Loco
nominee for Congress in the Xth District, which
includes Msysville MAJ. john ?. GAINES A"
expected to be his Whig opponent, provided be
get. released from captivity in Mexico The Dis
trict gave Clay Sls majority but In IS elected
Col Tibbstt, Loco over Maj Games BY 299.
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JsdiclaI Nominasiou.-Natio.al Rsferp.-

Albany C0Enfy-Edwin { Litchfeld for County
Judge; Charles f. Boughtoa for Surrogate. Samuel h
h .mond for DisIet Attorney. Has Conser tor Asso-
risfr IQ.tiSc.
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ANOTHER MAD Do6-Four persons, Mr. Daniei
n T,rr, Of Cotf.ge-st and three Of bis children have
n1siv rent Chained in the yard and which 10 now be
s,.d 10 have become rsbid The children h.d been in
the hsb, OF pettins the animal, and eseh Of them vas
bitten 10 the hand At Different times during saturday or
Sunday Tho father who st'snP'eo - pun.s. So,
ms tor his conduct was seized In similar wsy symp
tom. Of hydrophobis in the dog soon became TOO msn
fest 10 be mistaken and be was killed II being i0ond
in practicable 70 keep him secure Dr. T. NNu Sss
This the second case of ydrophobis 10 the ely shn
a few days ne" Gk Au'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

ATTEMPT TO KuL-Yes,erdsy about o'c..,.
officer Clayton arrested Barney Riley Al Pepr.or,,
Bridge In the Sixth Ward fer Violently asssr,usg IA.
wife with the the intention Of killing her He was no..
vented from carrying bis fendsh purpose into .xs,s
non BY some people in the house Who interpo.es 49,
vrrstrd frora him the with which he intended -
perpetra,e the horrid deed Her heads very badly ca
and her face 10 very much bruised and dissgured NJ
reason 10 assigned for his setng In such revolving mas,
ner and he 3, the time perfectly sober ssd o. ,.rs
mind Scarcely Day passes now ou We have b ctrop
icIe soma brutal and desperate ssssut similar 20 TIA
INV. No naz would raise his hand TO STRIFE q won,n
ana ali no do 90 should be dealt with 10 the u,m.,
Of the law.
PoLIcT.-Msria Mitchell made complain, before
Justice Garrison a. to divers ssssnls: committed upp
her by Mrs Phebe Rsyuor Of :0f Jsyss and Ma n BY
the testimony Of her daughter and oninaw, succeed
ed IN impeaching Msrias testimony 90 that Mrs
ACQUITTED II 10 quite certain that Msrs vas sr.sdy
abused but she Was borne down BY the wetg est
ruony Smith Bennett was arrested yesterday oy G.
Ger wolven for drunkenness and dtsorderiy condeet
Relief Freeman arrested BY the same ofneer zoe
q similar ohsnce-eSsmined. discharged and sent 70
New. York John Whaling was arrested Tor being
drunk and behaving disorderly-exsminsd snd Sc
charged Abel Lewis WAS arrested by Officer schmidt
for assault and bsttery-exsmined, found euity ser
tence suspended John owen was arrested BY otcer
snlwell for the oeeDee-setted by consent Of
Court .. James Thompson was arrested by oHcer Wol
ven for drunkenness and disordery eondue-exsmined
aud discharged.
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RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

TUX s,xr OLD Tusr.-The Union Of Monday
says: =, h..
ever b-en willing and Is nov willing 20 open negoua'
ion. for peace But there can be IN is view no Terms
-, 80 which 4 not founded indemnify and re-
ioro.I iu.ries To the end that such peace msy De
.-curd 70 u. the prosecution of our var will know no
.h.,.,n.nt until such peace be gained,
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u Mr. DENNIS brought Us the Boston Atlas o
yesterday eta sprirs aeld and New Haven

Il The EScrcLorKpIA OF ENGLISH LIrrRA-
rvRx NO 10 Of ths valuable work contains extracts
among others fro, the writings Of the youthful and
gfted Thomas Chsrerton, William Fsconer, Beatre'
Christopher Smart Sir VIM Jones Alex Ross, Thom-
son Glover Goldsmith, Sheridan. Sam. Johnson Mac
ksnse. Fielding sterDe tombstone and Horsee WAPole
-comprsiug will be from the names OF the su-
thors vide range Of topics TIE number Is illustrated
with numerous wood engrAvibgs. (For sale By w. Il.
Graham and Il Long & Brothers.
II THE NTw-YoRK MERCANTILE REGIsTER
tor ls47-4s' BY I. NoxxHEAp contains ihe Cards Of
the principal Business Estabhshments including Hotels
and Public Institutions in NewYork City. liissvery
convenient work for in the shop or dwelling
Published by g. 2. NesbitL Of Wall and Water
cts
EF TIE LIFE OF WISELY and Rise and Pro
sress of Msthodsm By Robert sorTzxr, Ii D. With
Notes BY the late s T. Colerdse, and Remarks BY tae
late Alex Knox Second Am. Ediron, With Notes etc
BY Rev DANIEL CrEsI A NJ has Just been issued In
two full and fair ls mosL By the HGrpsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

~ There were twenty Eve deaths and ir,.,
menu for the week ending May - Eleven were iron,
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II SAMUEL LovrR gives sn entertainment n
morrow evening It needs but the mention Of -H.Ds,
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From chihuahua.

Yesterday Maj. J. P Campbell of Springfield
Mo- Thomas Forsyth and Wm. Pisgot' OF Lexington,
reached thi. city from New Orleans These gentlemen
10 company Of shout thirty mostly tearnsters left Chi
hushus on the 18th Of March last snd In over the
pl.ins-a distance OF one thousand nes-crossnz Tex
4. and striking Red River At Csddo Lake They were
about forty day. making trip which they expected
when they set cut 70 perform IN sboutTeny I've They
experienced great many hsrdshPs and Privston' 10
their Journey. 10 what 10 called the Cross llmoers
thew suffered very much and were almost stripped Of
their clothing Their provisions gave out and Tor 'eve
raj days before reaching the settlements they had 70 SUD
,i.t on the fesh Of their horses and mules.
They bring news from Colonel DoniPnsn com msno
In fact We published some days sgo sdyiees from Chi
hushua several days after the time Of their departure
They inform "a that there would be very lew any oil
the volunteers under Colonel DOnphan Who would con
sent 70 stay after their Of service expired The men
Generally were tired Of the service and anxious 70 re-
Turn nome. lst Louis Republican, May II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

FrRKs AT OswEso.-Ths building on the east
nd. OF the river occupied oy Edward Wentworth for
cutting barrel slaves destroyed BY Ere the ith
inst The property d. sroyed consisting Of machinery
Tor cutting and dressing slaves Is valued ~ 1900 10
$500 on Which there no insurance.
The dwelling Of Mr.. Merrill about miles up the
river destroyed BY Are the 18th INIT Loss ti0oo
70 SI3oo-no insurance. Alb. Argue
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" The taxable property Of the city amount,
10 t26 e33,5i3
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FROM SOUTH AFEIcA-We have, through the
,-ntou Of our correspondent Of the New London Daily
New, the Cape Town Mail Of FEB. % and other Cape
Town papers Of earlier dsies- The Mail gives variety
Of details concerning the hsrr war not especially ~
,ere.,ing or important In themselves but somewhat
,,kns 70 Us from their mar ked resemblance 10 the
eounts we receive from our with Mexico.
There are precisely the same guerrilla murders OF
/ ,traxslinz soldiers. the defeats of the enemy
wherever they attempt make stand and the same
deuty in making them stay defeated. There are sim
lar complaints too. Of III treatment and neglect on the
part Of the volunteers against the Government The
/ K.Ar war seems a. hard 10 bring 10 end a. the
Mexican.
Sir Henry PottiDser has proceeded TO the frontier,
with the ictenuon and hope OF restoring tranquility
either BY negotiation or force lOom- Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

AMERICAN IssTITUrE.-The Committee on Ag-
ricuture of the American Institute will meet at the Re-
postory In the Park Friday next the 18th inst at ~
o'clock noon for the purpose Of completing the Board Of
Agriculture which consists of thirty members Every
member is requested to attend As this Board 10 to ex-
erciss of the most important Influences on public
present at the meetings. The most important meet
pgs are the first. when the arrangements are TO be
made for the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

Y MAJOR GrSKRAL ZACHARY TAILOR Il
the ,s Of spirited hthOsrsPhe print Of the hers Of
Buen. vi.,., ja.t published By HoaS' PslsdeiP6ia
Several distinguished Osesr' Of the Army and Navy at
tea, ths, the picture Is an excellent Themes" For sale
BIZ wEn L. Graham, Tribune Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

IsQUEsr.-The Coroner was yesterday called 10
hold inquest the Of Fifty nnths snd Tenth
avenue upon the body Of James Baston native Of Eng
land sged 80 years The deceased received some news
from nglsnd last week which made him very meAn-
choy He yesterday went into tho bouse at 10 O'Clock
and complained Of being very faint He worse I'M
iii O'Clock when be died. Verdict, death BY infsma
ton Of the stomach and bowels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26
Judicial Election. Wednesday, June 7.
The Arpe.i Judges.

First Popular Election.
" Fat not to Vote. and for the beat men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

PoLIoE-The house of c. Neagle. No. 81 Cham.
ber.t was entered yesterday and robbed Of shirts and
other wearing apparel valued at t25 The thief has
not been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

~ The attention of our readers is directed to
the Exhibition of the Deaf and Dumb to be held this
evening at the Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

COURT or SPECIAL SEssioSs.-Senfences- 10
seph Phillips, stealing shawl Penitentisry months
James Conner assault and battery City Prison 80 days
49,. Daniel Conner, stealing watch Penltrnnsry .
months. Ann Mckay stealing brass key, City Prison
30 days. Julia Hayden, assault and battery Penen
t.ry 60 James Conroy for stealing roll Of
cured hair Penitentiary months Mary Wilson, as
ssult and battery, City Prison days George Cline
assault and battery Pententiary months - James
Bsyle assault and battery, Peuitentsry 3 months
jaime. symms stealing potatoes, City Prison months
$50 Charles sands stealing SIS, City Prison 90 days
John Conroy stealing composition metal Penitentsry
months Eliza Dgney stealing cotton, Penitentary 80
dsys-The Court then adjourned until Friday