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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

A LARGE DAYS WoRK-Tbe receipts on the
Erie Railroad for the week past, are the largest
ever before received by any Railroad in the
world. According to the Post they amounted to
three millions Of dollars in one dayi We have
always contended that this great work was even.
tusry to be good dividend paying undertaking
but this result Of tie FIRST weeks opening far sur.
passes our most ssnguine antIcpations.
THE New Yacht WIN. II. Brown will, Ia a
few days, launch from his yard the yacht buils
for several gentlemen, who intend TO test with
her the sailing qualities OF the Royal Yacht
Squadron She is said to be Of fa1tless model,
and will be launched with all her rigging up and
ready for immediate use.
PRocEssIos-The Operative MaIons marched
in procession through the principal streets on sat
urday, to commemorate the occasion Of al sd.
vance Of the price Of their labor from 81 50 per
dsy to 81.
DowS-The row Of ffeestone houses on the
Fifth-av, which were pronounced unsafe last
Winter, have been pulled down, and will be re-
constructed in & more substantial manner than
before.
NEw CHURcH.-A new Church is Goon 10 be
erected up town, Of which Dr.. Alexander is 70 be
the Pastor.
e The Canal boat Alfred arrived on Saturday
morning from Buffalo. She is the first boat 'hA'
has come through this season.
TIE NEw.YoRK DANDY DAGUERREoffPED.-
A writer in the Courier des Etats Uass bas anas'
omized the New.York Dandy in style which
oses nothing Of its pungency in PAssiog laso Eng
ish through " Hiss per
TIE toilette Of lhe N-w.yoFk dandy - dsscn, t =!
hCrf. LscOmbe . uuls iTcqrOachaolS III 80 --,,t-
ar 90 diligently renewed thet free nHAs urte. -
berHe. lis gloves look Ike piimrOses ne".so
ihuuh fngsrs Hif head, sc1coih hOu ~. L.isISr
icrgs, tis ha col A. hGe nargold 10 : ,,.-y. ~
TIE lie q kis cravsf - broad and 90 iong .
urfurr.l q deat@fitv VIVA bis hs a. NJ enSlS
upon hs sci booted lGe ne model -. - - -,, 80
81 he naIer seed ard with Vloi'I 20 q s-,l.
r. VS. Ia Broadway hkss niaetns nys7I - ~ 80,
uCr, tnc n Il c,,ss a. y-u e. all does u W. 49,,
,ior a. Vuesrsr eeo or t1s ot1-f ace q M WA
L. Frerdf ie tcs cu pgfe n-Ihdni II - Road .v fha
Affis Ciuh. a. Op~ra Al Dtis 50 -
Nev-Ycft dsrdv a rsch4 He is o0t ~ iafI
r-suh.r ~ s-crr-fe hu.u.ss' ianefs hna n1so anus
49, - srsd no he fsctthAl SPPea t5c7s
coc.rt Rim some irril svnc7 snd certain ps y
rUrV-ut'cr u-rrsssrys 10 Iec - -
itAi rrr rskv 20 hose NJ "st ees- -
trlr-r ard crugsfssi0n u ~ riA iFe als
rr.-,- or ex hsutied Hs Knows ',ai C>ilar 10
rf-1 rt ks I'D ihs- S1rA-41 - lis pfoql--l-h
D.,hg a.. Core -lt . cost luhenIcAy ilal M97isl
TttIGrtr- l.rff make ou4lrtf, ard tltt Asa Ala91
tnd Ess gysds y als portions d re planet We I've u
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

" Rev. WIN Fl MARSH, of North Woodstock,
Conn., having received and accepted call to the psitorse
ofthe South Congreg aonal Church, was formally dsms'
sed from his se charge by eccesssueal council on the
ed snd expected enter upon his duties in Brook
lyn next Sabbath
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TvYSrY FIVE DeLLARs FOR ScALP.-Nr. II.
~ Fc,,p Of pogtyl- sdvvftses 10 The Fort Swit hcr
l5 ressld oflwo huI died doAs for ne recovery OF
I've nrd ssys II he csnuo be TAI alive, he VII Pay
,sN,s,a 81 f,cenft.6rs doil,s for his scalp "
Wouldntth L. 5 Government 90 vel . pay
fer scalps and send out its hunters TO tomahawA
sswellas each slaves Is miga; help save the
Union. AL DS"
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Church struck by Lightning-One Of the Con"
aregnr,on Killed md several IDjured'

DANVILLE, Penn. MOndaJi ApIII .,
Yesterday afternoon ct 3 o'clock, during the
service 10 the methodist Church and while tne conseSs
ZION xere Al prsyer before the communion, tbs cnurch
YVES struck ~ nshtnng-the ud passed down ne sIeepe
ard sup rod into the Of the church amid no as
SeUhsge instantly killing Mrs George PenIyl and sef
ously iurpg Others different paris Of hs house
TIE steepe was shattered pews 6esroyed snd fOorng
Torn nm The church was new and hss sustained confid
he
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PROVIDENCE.
The CGtbolics-The toIcEy-A
new Whig Paper-Attempted suicide, &c.

new WhiK Paper-AttempIed suicide, &c.
Correspondence Of The Thouue.
PEouDENcr, Saturday, Ap il Z.
The transfer the Nichols estate 10 the Siater5
Of Charity was, il not forbidden a. least prevent
ed by the Church and neighbors Of Mr. y.
It5eeus tia. the sale was made, understood
and the papers drawn, but not signed. Il IS no"
proposed to sell a. auction, and j; IS generally
supposed that the Catholics Will bid on the essA'e
ia spite Of the combination sgalnst them
IL is reported upon reliable suihor.iy ga t'''
Museum building. valued a, 50 Wy IA ai -"
purchased by q ; Dwight ESQ OF tai' -
Doct Krsiiser has Just concluded c'nfs' OF
lecture. on Glos,ology ltbe science OF languages
BE claims to be a reiorner, denouncss the recent
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A,.npItof n Mate Of n ship.

BOSTON, mOndAy, ADTA =,
Frank Cakes, Mate of the ship Rio Graude
from IgtrpocJ vas arrested in this city last night for
throwing Capstsn against an iihnan, ffacIurlng nf
tkull. The Ifisbmsn is dysg Al the hospital
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REWARD OFFERED FoR MURDERERS Gov
ernor Hunt has Issued Poocl mstion oIenes a
reward of $500 for the apprehension OF I'd ward
Weleh Michael sallvaD, To 1,b hsyjas kiisj
Wilton Clements. constable Of Chaataaqoe
County
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EGULAR MAIL LINE between

BOSTON and NETWORK via STONIN0TON and
PROVIDENCE.-The steamers G. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE leave Pier No 2 North River daily al
O'Clock PM The Commodore Captain VIM ii. Frszeo
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays; the G. Wander
bii Captain Joel Stone Tuesdays Thursdays and se
urdays On the sival OF theae 81 Stoningon
passengers proceed oy Railroad Providence and Boston
fhs 10 the most direct route from NewYork 10 Boston
FOR passage &c apply board At the Office 10 Battery
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HIInSON RIVER RAIL ROAD

- OOOOAN INA ASAN ANAAAA~
n n Office IN Hudton-st near ChsmbeISst New-fork
to Albany and intermediate places by Railroad snd Steam
boat the steamer ARMENIA connects with tbs following
passenger trsns POughkeepse every day except sun
oRys Leaves New.YOrk NAM. f)r Poughkeepue and
ali wsy stations st84 for POkeepsie stopping al Man
hsitsnvie, YonkerS Dobbss Very, Desrman Tsrrytown
Sing Sing CIoton, Peekskl, 0suisOn'G. Cold spring
Fishbill and New-Hamburgh. At l23 M for fough-
keep,e and all way stations on signal AZ z I'm for
PouPhkeepsie ard 81 way stations except Tusy HOOK
spuyen Duyvil ard Hastings At PM for poughEeep-
sic ano all way stations reaching Albany al u 81 night
this train connects by the Deardan Ferry with Erie train
going west At 81 PM for Pesisk aud way stations
Leave Poughkeepsle going south at AN q d.
ia A M 8 M and Pm. Leaves Peektkill for New
YORK al Ga A M stopping At all way stations 90 sigoSi
OLIVER III. LEE, Superintendent.
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CITY ITEMS.

The SOCIETY FOR ANELIORATISG THE COSDI.
TON OF THE JEws-The Anniversary Of this So
ciety was held at the Reformed Dutch Church, in
La Fayette place, on Thursday evening. Rev.
Dr. Haley, of Troy preached the annual sermon.
According to the aeport, one hundred Jews have
been converted during the past year. ltwas also
stated that there are at present 100000 Jews in
this country, and large numbers Of Jewish immi'
grants are continually arriving. TIL So'iety has
six missionaries, snd large number Of agents
and minor officers. The receipts for the last year
were sll,l63 OF, and the expenditures Sill 99 OF,
leaving q small balance in the treasury. The re-
ceiuts Of the last year over the preceding year
we're IS OO0
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD.-

IVh Passenger Trains leave NewYork foot Of Cortland
FOR New-York leave Dover al 7O AM snd PM; Nor
hstown "A A NJ. and 2S5 H, &c Freight Trains leave
Dover al AM and New York al NJ Orange Horte
are received and delivered each way In for the va
Gus stages that this Road Tickets Susf be pro-
cured before taking sests 10 ths
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NETWORK a. ERIE RAILROAD

lNThs line leaves daily from The pier foot OF Duanes.
HoksINs WAY TRAIN at 81 A 81 for OdSvle, Pisrmoni
and all intermediate statons. Passengers by his IRAN
connect at Suerns with the Morning Mail train Tor al ss
lions West OF Geneva MORNING MAIL TRAIN at A NJ,
stopping nj ali the ssons west OF Suherns, arriving si
Geneva the ssme evening. WAY TRAIN NS3 Z. NJ f9r
PieTmopt Ousvie and ali intermediate stations EVENING
WAY TRAIN Al 81 FOR suherns OusVle ana ~ ln'ofmeof
,te ,tniops NfGET EXPRESS TRAM att 7. N
CHAS MlNOR. Superintendent
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OsBY. TINGLEY, YATES, &

Z n C.ossv a 3 TIseLEY, Al YATES, D. L BELKSAP,
" LAWYERS AND LAND AoENTs
RlE JOSE. CALIYoRHIA.
PIE above located o. The seat OF Government Wnlt
r hsr. rayel OF Gan Francisco and have yeneuu
tr trsnssctng business 10 ali pars Of the Stse fhey
Ger 70 Hon. VIM. y. G1tn, Washiu gton, D. C. Hon z
New.York Ira Smith Co. lO4 Pearl-st; A Bsnedici,
Eso @e Wsll-sl Y. C. Benedict Fac. 70 Waist Gree
lev McErsih r. b. Price, ESQ. 20 Wsll-st T. 8 ssl
tnsp q SOB. Gold-El; z. Kensett Co % Old sliF.
,ff9m
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND

n FALL RIVER.-The steamers BAY STATE and
STATE or MAINE leave Pier No. 5, North River, 81
O'clock daily Bay State Capt Wa Brown, on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays State OF Maine, Capt fhomu
G Jewett on Moud Wednesdays and Fridays. fhis
IA the only direcl line to Newport Astesmer In connection
with this lins mus and from Providence
TIsDALE& BORDEN Agents. 10 and III Westn
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EALlFORNIA.-TranspOrtatiOn across
" The lslhmas o. Panama ZACHRISSON NELSON
AGO OF Panama from their long experience on the sIh
RUS being established there since 1870 well prepared
10 transport freight The lslhmus take through
20 San Francisco. shippers Opuon; but each package
must be Of portable se and weight and properly COW
eled Az N co ponsible for damage or &C.
sdeni u ,oe transit The charges Of rAnsPoTiaaon 10 be
prepaid N HeN-Nork
Agents In Chaglcs-kACHRlSSON, NELSON \ hNANS.
Agent IN Cruces and 6orgOna-JOHN FUNcK.
FOR particulars apply 10 - ..
as In E ZACHRISSON \ CO, 50 Wall-sL
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STEALING CARPENTERS Tools WIN. Johnso
ard VIM OBron we're on Sunday arrested on charge
stealing quantity CT carpenters tools which were Tour
Ia teir possession. Owners wanted for tbs tools
the Third DiIuici Police Court
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NEW YORK q NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

lNROAD.-This line leaves Csnslst Station.Acconmo
dat,on Trsip AT A Hs Express Trsin, A. M; Accom-
modaion Train A Al; Express Train, F. n Accom-, Accom-
rnodatioa Train for New Haven al P M and COmnu'
tston Train Tor Bridgeport 25 p II. Passengers are
requested procure tickets before IaIng sesi ~ % cars
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ANOTHER LARCENY female named Mary
Weeh WIS arrested Saturday. charged with stealth
watch valued al ST. The property OF Pax. OBuen, re-
siding in Cenuest She was held TO answer the charge
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MECHANICS ISsrITuTE SCHooL.-The thirty
frat annual exhibition OF the Mechanics institute
School was held in Tripler Hall, on Friday night
last before an immense crowd of Spectators
LINUS w. STEVENS, ESQ, President OF the Socie-
~, took the Chair. The exercises were opened
by singing, after which Master Earle delivered
q neat saluta;ory address. The Announcement
Of the awards followed. The prizes, which con.
sisted mostly of choice books, elegantly bound,
were more than hundred in number. Wehaye
not space to publish the names Of the fortunate
scholars The yaedictory was well delivered by
Master George w. Finch. The following are the
names of the graduating class;
Josephine T. Moore, Sarah B. Iuness Gertrude Leg
CAT Fanny l.. Guyop. MsryE Andrews, Helen U. Blood
good Emily Wilson, George ~. Finch. Henrietta l..
Scou, AIMS NJ. Tsyl0r S Isabel Allenter, JanneHe
Bell Hslsey CorHln, Geo A YOue, VIM G. Allison, as
G. s. Sinclair.
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United STATES MAIL STEAM

4 sup PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye-Tnis steamer WIZ
-, ,i,b The ules for Europe positively On Seordsy,
~. N A. O'Clock from her Der al foot OF Ssral.st
an eer, and papers pass hrOu Oh the Post once tof
ssIt or psssaee having eq1-lsd accommodations 10Y
sleespee AVID comfort spply 20 EDW COLLINS %
pss, Posi- vey freight VII be receyed % S9a I1
-, - e-..o 80 Pe-ige snd ssil NAV "A all tmle
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VFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

OJERsEY This line leaves New York daily by steam
boat RED JACKET. Pier l, North River, at A q
passengers NJ freight, and al NJ passenHeiS arc
bv New Jersey Railroad foot OF Corlsnd-St 81 ~ and
- ard
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MAIL STEA MSHlP COM

DACIF1C MAIL STEAMSHIP COM-
II PANY.-Ony through line for California and Oregon
The public are informed thai under the new arrange
pent Of this Company steamers Inspected and approved
b. the Navy Department and carrying Ihe United saes
Mall will continue leave Panama and Ban francitco on
he LEI and 18th days OF esch month unless detained by un-
svoidabe accidents and will touch Acapulco Ban Dleso
The following steamships belonging to the Paclhc Nal
Steamship Company now IN the Pacific, one OF which
will be aways In pon al esen enc OIL iIe Soe TINS,
Panama, 1887 nnsi CaroiRs 600 s1ns;
California. $50 tunsi Columbus, 600 tunsi
tennessee, 1900 tunsi Ishmus
Eo,therner, 800 tuns; Unicorn 800 turs;
SO'O"'0'' ''' '1 Fremont, 600 tuns
The new steamship Columbia will ply between Ban
Esncco and porn IN Oregon awaiting a. me former por
toe arrival Of the malta and passengers from Panama, ana
returning without delay with the malta and passengers o
lbe steamer from San Francisco
pOrson freight and transient passengers between ran
ana eno San francisco
The wenknown steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 tons bur
en now under charter TO The company and peculiarly
commodOus In her cGbio ngements will be kept rum
ming as an extra family boat
one OF The above steamers will keep up the connection
between Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connection ia the Atlantic will be maintained by the
Upited States Mail Steam Ships
Georgia 5000 uns; Crescent City. 800 runsi
Ohio, 5000 tuns; Cherokee, 500 tunsi
Empire Civ 1000; Philadelphia. 900 tura,
Leaving NewYork for Chsgres on the llthend 9oh OF
sach month
direct line between New Orleans and Chsgres leaving al
such periods will nsure little detention ~ possible on
fo""b ps 20 and from New 0resn. and pOrs in Mexico
california and Oregon Passage from New.Oreans can
be secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWEHsoN w.
Tbe fare FOR through tickets from EevYork 10 San Fran
e,sco has been reduced from a..o
&4C0 IN State Rooms to........s's''''''''eSS
SSS0 In Lower Cabin io.......''.'''''''' -
Ybesr,e rom New Ycii TO Chsgres Win be At The low
adopted by any safe sessIesmef between lnose po
For choice q bsr.hs apply a. the Once 81 tss company
n and IS Soulh-st, or ~ their Agency, III WesEsA
MDGWu
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NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

A NbIEAHstlR LlNE.-1be ncW ana o-csa1- ~ '-'-
engine steamships
WINFIELD SCOTT Capt Kenrey COainard, 2 100 tans
UNION Capt 7. 5 Bud l. 80 tUns
Compose THIS Line and Will leave New York and New
Orleans on The let snd 18th Of every month ~ oe ocS II
the afternoon except when those dates fsH on sunday
when the ships will leave on Msndsy, ~ same hoor
The WINFIELD SCOTT Will cave New.1 ork on TIC
lot OF Apr AID The UNION or the LIST Of April ron New
Orleans ~. , - -, .., an Z.
These shps have built with great care and cos sa
no sI or expense spared secure strength, speed an
comfort They in every respect hrsclsss sea ssAsff
For freight or passage apply IS follows
Tor steamer Winfield Scott 10
DAVIS, BROOKS Il CO. "a Bfoad-st
For steamer Union 10 <, .,.,
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-COm-

~ mebcinE March Sl.-RAMAPO AND PArEho u
RAlLROADe-Express Trtns leave suherni as iolio -
or o. The arrival Of the Enc trains Al st O'Clock A
slopping ory 81 Pserron aud Pssssic Bridge co i
NJ topping Cnly at HohOhuks, Paterson sno oollh Z
sprrg; al. 81. stopping only at HonoEu'' fHef'o
ard BOipg Spring =, -.- ..t =,
Leave ReT.York at O'Clock A. N. stopping only a.
Pst-r,on ard Honokus Ct 81 O'Clock F. M stopping only
Al Bong Spring Passsic Bridge and Pelerson al 0cloc&
p NJ stopping only 81 PaIerson and HonoEus ms n1'
n,e,, frsir, eeve hs station, Peterson Tor New
York NJ 81 ard M and p n or on me sf'a OF toe
veins frotn suaerns The up trains stop al bergen OF
WY FRA1Ns leave suGerns at CT A. N. snd New-fors
81 p stopping all The stations below Paterson sn'
Al the stations above signal
suspAy TRAINs leave Sufefus a. St AM.-LesVe new
York al r. M, stopping above Paterson oaJ e. no
hOkus -, z,.,o.l
A ana II and 4! O'Clock 2 M.-Lesve New-xorG a. q
and 10 A. NJ, and l2l and 81 O'Clock r m ,,S AZ
or on arrival Of the train from Suferns-Leave Paterson
depot at O'Clock P. h.-Leave New:YofG 81 oclock
A M and 6o,cloct p NJ The sundsy Trains stop below
Patterson only al Huylers and Boiling Spring. ms
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COR BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONI(

r. sud UGATUCK-Rsilrosd-FAre s. ceatt-Fhs
Steamer ALICE, Capt Weels Will leave tse pier ooi OF
Aarketst every TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, a.
o'clock Reiarning will leave the Railroad dCck Al
Bridgeport every Mondsy Wednesday and Friday 81
O'CLOCK A. NJ. Freight for bregeperI and lls k9f0sot
Sken Al The 10 vest raes which wi be received daily
the cffce on The pier lsl lm'l w. Ii. SLATER, All
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NOKNINU LINE FUN AID = = =
I'VE The new and elegant Steamer REINDEER, Capt.
ALBERT DEGRoOT. viii leave NewfOrk from pier 1901 %
MurraN.sl every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
hg al O'clock and returning, leave Albany tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays 81 the came hour, making lns
u,ual Andings each way u Meals served on boId
N h Forfuflher information Hpply IN JAMES blohOr
co. Beaver 81. New FORK Fare 10 Hevburgh and
PcAeepsie 50 cents. mhSN
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LINE to CHAGRES

l-OPPOSlTlON TO MONOPOLY The splendid
double spglre stesmssio PRONETHEUS Will leave
MONDAY, 9Sh ipst; and a. she has proved herself me
fastest steamship sA )at guarantee her to arrive 81 Chs
stts shesd Of the Mail steamer Ohio OF 10Th mat ana
IN time for her passengers to leave PsnsmS by one OF the
steamers Of loh Msy AMI Ia sa1 francisco before
the lot ~ Jute. State Rooms 500 Cabin s1V eocisso
we Letters lectus Fregh's 80 cents TO > An FrsncscO'
BERFORD CO.'S.
AL 2Veseyst Astor House. NY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFRARGES

L The barge CLINTON. CsPt Whsle, every Mon
day. EXCHANGE Capt ekrsns, every fh1rscay,
PCTGHKFEPSlE Capt Hoffman, every Ssiurcay, 81
soock M from foot Of Murray 81 for passengers and
sight The above bsrges elegantly furnished WIZ
satooms ard spacious Ero c''OTtebe canus, ane sTs
expressly tilted 0r lie comfort and CONFER euce - p~s
spgCs ard arrive A. POughA seps@ 10 l,ne og The stages
70 sleTcni Pine Psins -. new Milford For fCrthe- il
Aogfustoa apply 90 bosrd the bsrses, or .
as en- WILLIAMSON : VAIL ia Wesssi
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names Of the graduating class;
Josephine T. Moore, Sarah B. Iuness Gertrude Leg
CAT Fanny L. Guyop. MsryE Andrews, Helen .. Blooi'
Scou Arms NJ Tsyl0r Isabel Allenter, Janne1Ie
Bell Hslsey CorHln, Geo A YOue, VIM g. Allison, las
G. s. Sinclair.
THE LIGHT HoUsE-The Light House lately
purchased at the public sale Of goods remaining
uncslled for at the Custom House, appears des'
tined to be q nice bone for the lawyers to pick
1t was sold for $500, bat was replevined by the
maker. The purchasers at auction replevined it
back, and on Saturday it was again replevined
from them by the United States authorities
Here are no less than three replevin suits to be
tried, and the parties on one side have plenty Of
funds, while on the other side there is property
to the value Of $50, 600 to fall back on. If the e
gal gentlemen do not make penny on! of this
affair, they are awfuly beed.
ARREST OF A BEGGAR-On Saturday evening
man named Edward Fitzsimmons was arrested
on charge of petit larceny, he was taken to the
Police Court and searched when bag of specie,
weighing IS Tbs, and containing $3.50, together
with s25 in bank bilis were found on bis person.
He is an Irishmnn, and some years since was dis
abed by an accident while at work on a Railroad
in Masssohusettsi since that time he has lived in
this City by begging, and has accumulated his
money in that way. He was sent 20 the Commits
sioner of the Aims House for disposal
HEBREW BEsLyoLENr SoclErY.-At the 70.
cent annual election of officers OF This AssociA-
ton, Mr.. Fl A6ronson was chosen President Mr..
Morris Wolf Vice-President, Mr. John Leroy
Treasurer, and Messrs. Edward J. King, Isaac
HAber Henry Davidson and Jacob Pecan Direc-
tors. The Board Of Directors have invested dur.
ing the past year 500 in the permanent fund,
which now amounts to So 900, five lots Of land in
Ninety fifth st and other properly valued at $500.
The erection Of Jewish Hospital is contemplated.
The HAMBURG MEDALs-The gold medal pre-
sented to Mr.. Moore, first officer of the Devon.
shire, was yesterday shown to as II is civic
medal, exactly similar TO that presented to Capt
Hovey. and act in a handsome velvet csse, with
the following inscription on silver plate:
THE SENATE OF HAMBURG
To Firtt Ofhoer II moore, for
bis courageous rescue OF Tho
passengers OF The
Han burg steamship
Helena SumaD,
Nov .,
1850.
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limited STATES MAIL STEAM

1T 7
OsHIP COMPANY.-FOr New Orleans direct via
Havsus on Sunday Nav H. u5P NJ, ~ order on t9s
M a N,vv Dernr rnent-Fara heducet.-Th7 spiendlo
Donbs ngne ses,n bp GEORGIA, 5000 tuos 3ur.h7n,
ID d Porter U N commander, Will ssn precisely ~
MI, ,ba 0ovs,nmeut Mails. direct To- HAVANA aud
NEW ORLEANS Chsgr-s passengers uan,isrso 81
uv,,a 10 ihe ,ri-ndid Double Engine steamship fall
con Freight taken New Orleans al 50 cents per Gu nc
fpol Specie only on freight 10 Havana NO clHs
abiding will be tignsd nheT the steamer has snled
For freight ps,ssge spply at the otce OF the Com-
pspv, III We,tft corner Of Wanen .r,-,
as tmyl NJ " hVoEhio.
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LARcENY-A man named Edward Henry, was
arrested ard locked up to answer ac1ag9 OF stealing dry
sooos to the value Of So from the shop OF c. C. Judson
Broadway corner of John The property was recovered
SHOOTING CAsE-Patrick Broderck was on
Sunday arrested charse with sssulnng and attempting to
shoot David Haley residing in FrOntsI He wss held for
amip
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NOR TFORD-Nroct. Tbs

4 Steamer WORCESTER Capt J ii King viii leave
hun East River steamboat pace Peck SIP, for Hartford,
every Monday. Wednesday snd Friday ShernooAs 81 1
O'clock For nrihe infJrmstOn i1cuire board. on 81
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