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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

pRocLAMATIeN-MAho R.s OFFICE. MAY 81. 49,
Whereas it is msde by law the duty OF every practis
ing physician In the City ofNew York to make report in
writing to the Mayor the Board Of Health either the
boring under any pesental Infectious dese between
me day Of May and the hst day Of November
bis knowledge and now, therefore, Caleb s. Woodruff
Mayor of said city, pursuance Of resolution passed
the Board of HEALTH with view to enable said Board
announce with to the public whether and what
yarg in this city dc hereby issue this Proclamation
joining under the strict penalties OF the law, all phys
clans keepers of boarding and lodging houses the police and
citizens to make immediate report in writing the
Mayor the Board Of Health either Of the
Of Health at the Mayors Office. City Hail. the and
residence of every individual attacked with
within after he shall ascertain or
suspect the nature the complaint Witness hand and
seal this 3lst day ofMay, lS49
(Signed) CALEB s. Woodruff. Mayor.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE OWNERS OF
property and all others opposed to allowing the Hudson
RIVER or other Railroad Company to lay rail through
hudson street. will be held in the large Of St Lukes
Buildings of Hudson and Grove streets Tuesday
evening, juno 5th. by order Of
J. A. BLEEKER, Chairman.
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REWARDS.
NN<NNNNNNNNNNNNoNcNoNNo NNoNNNcNNNooooNrDNooINoD
q IN REWAED.-LOsT, YESTERDAY, BETWEEN
D NJ Eighth street and Park place, LADY, small god To-
watch end guard chain; engraved tho back; white
silver dial eight hole jeweed and small fancy chain
and hey q BUkDEr 70 Yer ssveet.
osT, ON TIE FIRST OF MARCH. A CARPET BAG,
IL Ladies' wearing apparel Tao bag taken
spring cart, fr.n d Park place. with oth,rbaggae to
tho cernsn; 90 viii please call ~ . psrk place.
lead tho recovery Of the property For
tion arply ts"J. IT, F." n Broad street.
T OsT-eN SATURDAY, BErWEEy AND p ~,
IL going fran 18th street. to 18th an
street black plain Lace VEIL tsIered on the sides with
nsow ard thu bottom with about Rad broad isoes
The fndr will be reasonably rewarded by leaving the
a. No ~ 9Th street.
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petng the ceebra cheapest Carpet in
the United States, No. 81 Bowery, HIRAM ANDEkSONS
You the and the beautiful assortment
1T lew prices, displayed in FIVE large show rooms
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comparison Of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week, exhibits an advance in Treasury
notes of q per cent Penn. SIS, 9; Illinois 6s,
1; Indiana SIS, /; Reading Bonds, 4; Reading Rail-
road IL; Mohawk, IL; Canton Co, q; aud q decline
in Harlem Of ~; Long Island, x; Farmers Loan, II
Morris Canal, x. U. s. 6's, 1865, quoted, div
dend OF.
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AmvsEmErrs


H. pristS5 Mr. R. BiaA. A.1alsron aonday y.
h. srau w O. tor the .h ns the
rr0LE1TA-YAnko. Mons ASnpiaar; Ksa- is.- s;s Mona
Mons Ai S.''i Nh. $50 cs EE ..s
Pms Monpiaisir the Queen Of the Gent, Nile cslasss
sIsH T6roRDr oroo nT T. shaw A' Nary " W..
third c,n Irss Circle and P.sus Is cents Family aad
BYbhnISSf Eys,; TnE;ATRE cHAxnEa.s srnEErMoN
hGre don. Intrude Paul Pry Mr. Burtsn Col Hardy.
sSf@fs M sss' IT, o .sss:y a.
larry MISS HE rhees Miss Chapman; Mrs subtle Mrs
sfS S ,s. s,sss Fs se
pw Mr. Mr. Bnlon Dsnn' Miss oc NJ, Brs%a% sa..
Boxes and Parquet 80 ond Tier Is OTIS Doors epsa
at71a; Curtain rses at "a.
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUsEvM.-P, T. BARNUx,
Manager and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, Jr Asstaas
Managerone day only Monday June ith 1879 The Gr.sd
Of Which s place this ey IN '
Follows Hall Is TO be the most gorgeous display Of the kind
The sna ss
balconies and baustrnds on The Tor OF the Museum
Gantes the largest in the world be
all hours and splendid take place in the After
Ethiopian Mnstrels Mis- Bsrton Mics stanhops Miss
W W srpsar Wax Scripture sasaary I "a
Teller Admission 70 cts children under 10 years. l2s sts
TJNHE DUssEL DoRP ACADEMY OF ftNE ARTs-THE
exhibition OF Paintings by artists OF the above school
AN until 10 o'clock As a" the Large room over the had
Of the Church of Divine Unity in roadwa betwse. yrns
until 18th June inclusive 90 cents Catalogues l2 cents
TIVE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince Streets and the only In
Of Chinese GLASSES several hundred Chinese Paintings
hpartmentsn Houses Stores and Vessels Models Of Page
aS theirs s 1 ss psmn IN
s ~, m Of Music Lanterns sc &c Open from u
half price.
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MEXICAN ART UNION. THE ENGRAYINGs
Etcbings and Transactions for the year 1914
ready for distribution members whose certificates ara
umbered below lO00l. and will be delivered at the Art
Union Rooms Ne 4 Broadway upon the presentation Of
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NOR CALIFORNIA VIA o-SHiP PRO
ruS i q dc VIRUS. master, having been detained ~
an. sorm will clear San FRANCHISES on SATURDAY, YIN All
@ ~ nns, be sent on BOARD Pier No North avor in
A none can after the above date rsr
.se aurJv TO z Is. SpTTON. 81 wall street; JOHN
rs.rs~f,y al
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William MCroIty, proprietor, is enabled, from
cent foreign and domestic 60 Of
arpengs Oil Cloth, Window Shades
hs varied brancy Of shades colors and styles
they superior in qualify richness and elegance
similar stock for public inspection in the New
York market and selling prices Wholesale and
tai IN prec ede m edlv low.
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MEDICAL.

NNNNNNNNNNeANNeNNN NsNENNNNNNNNNoNNc.N-
nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-ANY PERSON WISHING
- to purchase beautifully fitted drug store, which
has been established six for onethrd its value
learn rticulars by addressing c.. Boyds Expre
A STATIC CHOLERA-DR. WHEELER'STREATISE ON
IA this terrible disease IL attracting great attention II
comprises the history the symptoms and the treatment
for its Ii Is the result Of long has
golden opinions from the PRESS and we'll calculated
for family For sale ~ Greenwich street. Proe -
ran
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Ruru AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcTIcAL r,

DR. RkLPu AUTHOR OF THE "PkACTlCAL P6i.
IL Treatiss, 40, - Greeuweh .trsss-Vmes hcsr.s
~ u A. NJ to NJ (supdays excepted l-lhose va. APP
py early stsscr Will Ne surprised ~ the rapi sns
little attending tbsir eure chiefly Ia"
ever no have suffered from csriatn cAss cf po
who can properly appreciate bis services structure frm
tncipsut advanced sut distrc<"s
stages (rcm unccmu, advantages .ns ye,y eAse,n
praetce snsrd rApsa and radical cure ~non
BE has grousds for stsIG Ne obtained from ne ""~
souree America. -----------
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President TayIor ana his Cabinet mir,

Mr.. BRADY Daugerreotypst, eernsr Of Broadway and
Fulton having returned from Washington with his
teretng collection of Dauguerreotypes Of the most dis
guished Of tho including the Cabinets Of Pres-
and Polk in the greater part Of the SEN
ate and House: and many other distinguished csens all
which obtained during his recent visit to the capital
and being exhibited at his No. 205 and M
Broadway where he should DO pleased the public weud call
nd umtu
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Fine French Cloth Dress Coats SIG to $20
Cloth Sacks $0 Seasonabe Coats all Sorts from s.
taste punctuay and cheApness are undsputed would
like to have you for q customer think suit
head back, nd pocket
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nR: COOPER. DUANE STREET. HAS. FOB TIKI
- confined his practice to the trest
meut Of Nerour and other delicate nature
the aggravated Of this disease ab6
mild removed i've days perfect -
charge.
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LNOR SAN FRANCISCO, TOUCHING AT vALPARAIsU
The ua snihsn and fast sailing New Iorx pp h
packet ship Prince dc Jepvio, having large pars " '
cargo engaged and going board will have
patch tspt. James Adams, who is Thoroughly
and harbors Pacific. will sS- oarse OF
the ship The odaons for passengers sv ~
ye.se1 without REGARD 20 ekPhs %
Mar eilles packet physician and surss n @ saara ~
u thin For anoe freight q Pss.aSe sppy ON ~
Pior Isl y r. or 10 s ". GO0pRIDG % corner beaver
st,.., and Efosdway or TO ISAAC r. SMITH Ioi "aUst
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DE. CORBITI ~ DUANE 81.
IN be consulted the treatment Of aslicA
seass practice Of years devoted the
delicate diseases enables Dr. c. TO the worst
mercury used
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L. o. OF q. r.


IL Os OF -. Re
| o. OF Q. F-GRAND LODGE OF UNITED STATES
The officers and members and past officers and
members Of the Grand Lodge Of the United States will
semble in the reception parors Of Stopanns buildings
corner OF broadway and Walker street. june 18th at
o'clock M precisely By request Of the New York Com
mittee Of Arrangements
JOHN MED0LE, Secretary.
J. d. STEWART. Chairman.
I O.oF OF, KNICKERBOCKER LODGE, NO. o.
Brothers requested to at the Lodge ROOM
Odd Follows Hail. Monday 4th June at o'clock. AN.
Tor the purpose Of joining in the festivities OF the LIBERATION
OF the Twenty sixth Anniversary of the X. w. Grand
Lodge and the dedication OF odd Fellows Hail. IL is
order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
RICHARD MITCHELL)
HENkYP. BEAMEs. tCommittee.
JAMES W. SMITH.
I O. orc F-THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL LODGE,
Room. tGothc) ON Monday, juno at o'clock A. M for
the purpose OF uniting in the celebration Tho Lodge will
meet at ocnek, T. NJ ns.ead of for the transaction
OF business. by order. ROBERT STILES. Secretary.
EGYPTIAN ENCAMPAENT, No. 81 1. o. Of o. F-The
tie room in Odd Fellows Hall. Monday, June 4th lSi9
ayoelock A M to unite with the r. W. Grand Lodge, in
their 26t anniversary and dedication Of Odd Fellows Hall
iaiarchs whose Encampments do parade cordially
invited 20 unite with us. by order.
EREp0NIA LODGE NO. li5, OF THE l. o. OF o. +. OF
Il Philadelphia Tho members of the Lodge will meet
this morning Frenchs Hotel Of Frankfort street
AND City Hall Place, at o'clock: BY order q
WIN. A. THORP, Marshal
WALTER CONYERs, Aid.
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CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING
~ to give series Of Grand Promenade Concerts the
magnificent scale and plan that adopted the oele
brated Julien and Musard in Paris aud London
steal artists Of talent and responsibility who wish to
gulary authorized agents, Aesrs Corsyn and Martini
Barclay street, New York. FRENCH HEISER.
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ITO FEMALE INvALIDS AND FAMILIES.-THE SUB
scriher being DESTROYS prsotss AID wou
modosy Of her fsrbiddns tina.
due medical adviser fI0m giving due At
ton to their health methed of notifyn
females laborng under weakness and general debility, &c.
that they be treated scientific principles one
qualified to do them Justice Reference given 80 families
the highest responsibility. MRS. s. Woodbury.,
Female Family Physician, As West Broadway.
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fOlk SALE,

N~>>--->>s"e
CURTOUS-THE LEADER IN THE "SUN' OF SATUR-
" cautions the public against those sections who advss
buryng in Cemetoes not to ferries or railroads
account the expense. This being important
deration readers will
Of each Lots SIl0 by ferry Cd about mile
landing Cypress Hill Lets, $50; miles, by rail-
road; $40 for burial and ferry 2S Rockand and Nysck
about ~ miles, fare 25c Lots So While the New York
Csmsery in full view from the Battery and only about
the distance of Union Park from it, ferry but 2 and Lots
only SIS the present This is empbatioay the Cemetery
for the people and advise them to call friend
Leavenwo ut No Nassau street, and before
the price IL raised.
EOR sALE.-THREE FAST TROTTING HORSES AT
Goshen Orange county, six and seven years I'D; have
always owned in said county Persons wish
purchase leave New York at eight o'clock
in the morning and return At eight in the evening by the
New York Erie Railroad foot of Duane st. Inquire a.
the Railroad Saloon. opposite the depot, Goshen.
NOR SALE OR TO LET, ON REASONABLE TERMS,
those modern brown stone front Houses No
NJ Lexington and being of Of houses all
alike Said houses all the modern improvements For
further inquire Of j. E. SHAW IL Wall street,
from IL TO o'clock lines Of stages besides the
within block Of said house.
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SALES by AUCTION.

W. BROWN, Observation-Disclosures ARTI-
- cles Ladies' Bonnes &o.-Tuesday. June 9Th, n. 10
o'clock at No. 50 Canal street. j. w. Brown will sell
auction above large assortment Of ladies silk, srred
and straw bonnets, &c. the property of Mrs Wilson, who
declining business
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN L. f. Hough AuctioneerAueton sale If Horses Car
riages, Harness. Saddles &c. This Day, June 4th,
mencing IL o'clock. JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor
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MI ECHANICS HALL, No AZ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1v1 Grand and,BIoome streets.--OPEN EVERY EVENING
DURING THE ZEN, and every night until further notice.
the original and well known CliEISTY'S MINSTRELS-
organized 1872 the oldest established the world
the harmonic negro melodies Of the
present popular style Of Ethiopian whose
in this city during the past three
eusye evidences OF their superior merit and
The Company consists of performers under the direction
Of p. Chrsy Doors open seven; commences
at eight o'clock Anafternoon Concert Saturday
n three o'clock y, NJ,
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EENTREvILLE COURSE TROTTTNG. MONDAY.
" June at 81 o'clock precisely Purse $20S50 to the
enters Lady Sunolk Case enters Lady Moscow
Mr.. Dimmck enters b. Jack Rossiter The will leave
tho South Ferry for the at IL A. NJ and NJ
turning the sports of the day Fare each way
JOEL CONKLlN, Proprietor.
N R.=Tha Raca will comn off rain shine.
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r OST VOICE, &C, RESTORED.

nR. T. BURMAN, CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADBL-
- phia to DR.. J.. Mortamore 1876 William street NJ r..
Dear Sir have used Compound Mixture for deeasa
Diseases in practice in than 800 all Of
which with the exception ntamPera,s ones eaeeseA
speedy Yours &C.. T. Ii. DIR. L. NJ. is in from AN
to 0P.M, Sundays exeepted.l Advice gratis
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TNHE FURNITkRE SALE IN HOUSE NO ~ EAST
24h street. between 4th and Lexington belong
ing family leaving the city, which postponed
days Of the rain. will take place. without
the weather Tuesday morning
June 9th, at 10 o'clock.
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INSURANCES.


r IFE ASSURANCE.-NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Society Of London and New York capital
S25 large guaranty fund invested in New York, in
Of American trustees Present annual in
come from American policies, S2o.O0 New York I,oGsl
BOnrd-Acting Directors for June-C Edward Habicht
chairman; George Barclay, s. Rowland Fox, and W.
Van Hsok Esqrs-meet every Wednesday. The Medical
Board meet daily at r. N. Chief office for America, II
Wall New York. whore prospectuses and all nforna-
ton desired by applicants be obtAined
J. LEANDER STARR. General Agent
OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., q
" Wall street. New York, sth May, Si9-At the Annual
Election held this day the following gentlemen elected
Directors for the ensuing year, viz
Thos W. Thorns, John J. Herrick, Andrew D. Meck,
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyek, James l. Adams,
Henry H. Ward, George Bell, John Hooker,
Martin Hoffman, W. u. Jacobs, Philip Burrows,
John Van Boskerck.
And subsequent meeting the Board Thomas w. Thorne
was uuanmo usly elected President.
W. c. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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CHANfRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE-CHATHAM
- s,ree,Mo,d"y sysnng June 4.h viii 10 acted the
Stansy Mr. Held Col narey. Mr. pardsy Frank Hardy,
NJ Thton PhGhe Miss mestaycr Eliza. Mrs sherwood.
Mysteries and Miseries Of New YorkSose Mr. r. s. Chan
fian Capt Tobn, Mr.. c. Burke To conclude with YOUR
LIES IN DANGER Boxes. 20 ets pit, l? private
boxes So feats private bOxes 81; balcony 3d.
ohera boxes seats in orchestra boxes So OTIS Door Omen
will at7I-oursin will rise At u before o'clock
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DR. GREGORY CAN BE CONSULTED AT ANY HOUA
~ Of the day evening at hts private residence. DT1s
Madison doors above Catherine street. in all diseases Of
system Twen arddous practice in tis branch
Of his profession enables Dr. c. to offer Of perfect
speedy be expected with those physicians
less annie Il erieute
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DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO Oh CuSssLfsD
IL Private Diseases elects. StriotureA
Ulcers Eruption he where others fail ks-
cured in days Nervous and Organic sssisy
he warrants to cure See his London diploms IN ais ose
2Otk Fulton ST.
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SPORTING,


TTNION COURSE, l.. I.-TROTtING-WIIL CONE Off
~ This Day. pacing for 5000 mile three
In FIVE T. Rogers names b. General Taylor 10 harness;
Thomas Davis Lady Bevens The
will leave South Ferry at twelve o'clock
N. d. GREENE. Proprietor.
TTNION CoURSE-TROTTI NG-MoNDAY, JUNE H.
~ Purse Of $3.50 $50 the second best, mile heats
under the saddle entries close at Greene Madden
Tuesday. the 9th 1hreo to make n field start.
W. d. GREENE. Proprietor.
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MO 81 LISPENARD STREET, FIRST STREET SOvTH
N of Canal and few steps from Broadway New rene,
dies and quick 1t important many people in need
Of medical assistance to obtain good advice privately aud
promptly. To all those who may thus desire to consult
person. Dr. De Laneys long experience and
ready skill in removing venssal aestons i. their various
can be rarely equaled by any other individual Femsis
Complants-Dr De Laneys Female Periodical Pills are
we'll by thousands who have used them ~ different
periods for the this city TO be certain
remedy the removed OF ell diseases to which
females liable They free from poisonous drugs s.d
warranted to produce bad effects These the only
medicines that be relied and patients should avoid
all other pills drops counterfeit end usesss
articles to be relied any To DO had At ~
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Under this heading. we noticed en- article In your
rsper % yesterday, charging Hose Company No. %
with running their carriage the side walk knocking
down and seriousy injuring gentlemen, and turning
from their proper In order to avoid recognition
The facts Of the occurrence are ~ follows The car
risge va taken from the house dssn Broadway mot
the side Walk TO the corner OF Chambers street.
where the street was completely bloctsdsd by stages
and other vehicles, 30 much that compelled
TO take the side walk TO prevent delay in reaching the
FIRE. We had not proceeded, however, more than half
way 10 Warren street when Informed by q
gentleman that the FIRE vas In Thomas street We
continued not much faster than ordinary walk
until we reached Warren street, and down warren to
church street through Church street to Thomas street.
down Thomas street to Wet Broadway where the car
rage was stopped. The gentleman alluded TO In your
paragraph was run against the cress path In turn
Ing down Warren street, but not the side walk ss
yue state. We regret the circuDstsnce very much,
and did all In our power to prevent the accident:
GEORGE MCKINLEY
Foreman Hose Company, No Is.
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The Hotels.

ANhINAIs AND DFFAFftEES.
J X. Earle, Worcester; W Green Albany y. Fos-
ter, do; Ab Cove, Quebec; J. Gordon, Montreal j..
Fenner. do; j. NJ. Nilkn West Point; Mir Adams,
L. =. Navy; John milford Hyde Park; J. Chamberlin,
ogdensbureh; Eugene Burdell Maryland Richard
ton; w. Hart Philadelphia John Hall, Toronto, Canada
Wet among the arrivals yesterday Mt the Irving
Touse.
D. wight, Norfolk; J. NJ. Pu,ibee Philadelphia
Thos. Sloane do ". Williams, Boston; NJ. Wilnsms,
Co.; A. Bates, Portland; W. Talbot, Michigan; w.
Ncale, Philadelphia; RsgeBald NJ MANTLE, England,
were among the arrivals yesterday at the American.
w. Jones, Ohio $. q. Jones, Troy; NJ SpoGord Ohio;
y. Jones, Philadelphia Dodd, New Jersey w. Nsrsh
rennsylvspis; Hon. A. Clarke, New York. s. Robbins
Philadelphia; NJ Kettrigs, Ohio; ID. Haskell Cleveland
b. Abraham, Boston, among the arrivals yester-
day at Howsrd's Hotel
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ROIlle lnteiIlpence

Fishing a Large Seaie-Q Quite Haul The police
Of the Second ward arrested, Saturday night, mau
by the name Of John Keafnan, q charge OF stealing
q sh car, valued at SIS. aud 200 goldfish contained
therein valued at slG0 the property of Dudley Haley
residing at No. 234 Water street The fish car, IL
seems, stolen from the slip sat Fulton market by
this man Kearnan aud another who conveyed the
to the Brooklyn ride Of the river and extracted
large portion Of the sh. Justice Lothrop committed
the accused to prison for trial.
I'm .4h,mpt 10 Pass Bed Money.-A young man OF
gepteel appearance by the name Of Job Long was
rested on Saturday last by officer Powers OF the Fourth
ward on charge Of attempting to pass counterfeit
50 BILL on the City Bank, State Of Rhode Isend IL
appears that the accused offered the bill in payment Of
some goods, at Lord and raylor's Catharne street.
He was there informed IL was counterfeit He next
tried TO the bill at Seymores hard store
in Chatham square and was again informed the bill
was bad and not satisfied with the opinion Of beth
these sorekeepers pronounciDg the bill to be bad he
went to the store No l02 Chatham street. kept by
Lionel Jacobs and, In payment for ACCORDION Of
fersd again the counterfeit SIS bill. The bill was for
third time pronounced bad. Mr. Long disagreed With
the opinions Of these storekeepers aud was the first
absolutely to call for the aid Of the police, who When
called took the accused into custody on the charge,
and Justice Mountfort committed him to prison for q
further hearing.
Arrest Of PiekPockefs.-Two well known light nxered
gentlemen. called Dan Van Horn and Lewis Dupont,
were arrested on Saturday night in the Bowery, a
charge OF attempting to pick the pocket of Mrs Eliza.
beth Germops, residing at No 20 Henry street. Justice
Timpson locked them up for further hearing.
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Marine Affairs.

AsorH,R NV F,csrr sHw The splendid new
packet chip Manhattan has taken her berth at the foot
Of Bs,kmsn street and viii take her place 10 the line
in the course Of next month. This noble ship was
built by W. II. webb for G. H. Marshalls old line Of
Liverpool packets and viii BE- cor mandei by Capt W.
g. Eackstan. go long and favottby known az ttIfal
navigator out o. this port The ~ for beasty OF ois
strength. and finish not excellsd by any ship soat
shehas three complete decks stouty hpeed and strong
ly fastened Her timbers Of live oak locust and
cedar Her lines for calling beautiful and her ca
rscity for carrying cargo immenfe The cabin IL
beautifully finished, with mahogany and white en-
smled rilaters the state large and airy snd
comfortable Success attend this noble ship.