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On Tuesdsy. Sept, rs by the Rev Miller Of PILLS.
o.lpbia CHARL,s WILLIS OF New York TO Hiss Louisa
PANcoAsT OF Mercer Co, New Jer,ey.
New jersey papers please copy.
In Botton, on Thursday sept. 10, by the Rev DIR.
daughter Of K. L. rockingham Eco, Of the former
place.
On Thursday. Sept 30 at st Peters Church Brooklyn,
by the Rev. DR. stesrnr JoslrH wILEroRp ESQ., from
England, TO Miss ANNIE ELplR, from Scotland
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For sroff md Graham.

WAsHNCTor, October 1852
The Washington Republic 81 tnis morning announces
tAai the Hon james II. johnson prominent UpiDp de
ocrut OF Georgia has DECLARED for Scott and Graham
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Gas Company I'm Trouble.

LOUISVILLE, Dot. 2 1852.
There considerable excitement in consequence
Of quarrel between the Corporation and the Gas Com
pany which nduced the latter take the glasses
lamps and refuse light up city About o'clock
the townoks unscrewed the tops of the street lamps
fired the gas, burning quantity aud illuminating
tka fnun
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NeNx York Politics.

ERIE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
BUFFALO. Otober 2 1859.
The democrats bid their County Convention yeSter-
day and dominated the following candidates
For Member Of CoUgress-Isaso A. Verplanck.
SberG-C. A. Wsldros
County Judge-Dyre rdipghsst
County Cierk-P M Vorburgh.
Juft,ce of sessiC MS Jesse lockwood. Of Boston.
SeperinteldeDt Of Poor-oiiver Patch
Colopers--A Soan Of Buhsio W Blaisdell, OF Cen
cord Godfrey Zimmerman Of CheektoSasa.
There olutou adopted lengthy and approve OF tho
candidates and resolutions 81 the National aud State Con
ventops in for the speedy enaig ment OF the canals
declare the democratic party be the true friends Of
ntexnsi improvement poi,cyrebuke frsuo uient
tracts FAY III, Of honest nrge
upon the dtmooraic csudida'eH
The dtmocr ores of the Fourth Assembly dis
tri met in convention Yesterday and nominated Alex
andtr II. Bruce, of Collins for Assembly.
WIG NOMINATIONS IN MONROE COUNTY
ROCHESTER, Der. 2, 1852.
ETbe Wig County Convention to-day made the follow
Yoe ncnlinStions:-
For Cougres,--k. Roody
County Itnk-O. : Shsldou.
Sheriff.. WoodwUGh
THIBTEkNTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
Albany, Ger 2, 1852
Rufus W Pecibam (herdsbei) l. the democratic can
sidate for Conetets in the Albany district.
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"A horrible murder copnitssd 70 day ~ psrtaca-
lars Of which are follows:-A Wechmsn NAMED sssse
Evans purchased FROM Lewis Reese clothier resedtng
In this place. quantity Of clothing Reese requested
payment ihis morning whom Evans todd hin As wesld
90 with him scross the river he would pay him kses
accordingly accompanied him. Having crossed ths
Ar;aee thew turned in Buffers woods, when nvans dv
p,sto ana shot Reese In the back OF the neck which
not k,pg him he b-ateu 10 death appeared frsm
the IN which the body of the deceased fausl
Reese had hundred dollars about his PEI On
which robbed him Of and tbcn made his escape to
CarhopoHle
Evans arrested during the afternoon bv TIA Car
boposle police, who oil hand him to the authorities
o. Wikesbsr- When taken into custody the watch OF
the murder,d man found In his pocket.
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Congressional Nomination In Kentucky.

LAcnANes, XIV, Oct 2, 1853
Ths Democratic Convention which assembled A. this
place Friday, nonipst.d Robert Ward for Congress-
who declined Tire Convention then reaseembed and
poninated Robert Breckenridge, jr, Of ths city fOr
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Marine Intelligence.

DEPARTURE OF TIE CITY OF GLASGOW, ETC.
PHrLApEIPHIA. October 2 1867.
The steamship City Of Glasgow sailed for Liverpool
this morning. with forty-six passengers and $4,000,
American gold.
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CfserSrATi, October 2 1852
cespstob from Evansville says the lion. A. Dixon is
very preosious state, and his recovery considered
doubtful
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THR soUTHERNRR AT CHARLESTON


The u 8. mail steamship southcrner, Captain VIM
Foster. arrived here early this morning.
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TIE steamship State Of Georgia arrived here last night
half past in City hours from Philade phs
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RsTlmE ante LLIa CE.

ALMANAC yoRs-rpns DAY.
JUs alsEs. .06 10 morn VA n
IUE aErs. ..W " HI0H WATER. :. morn II Il
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N AsnIr weU fN.yv ma l-Thrcn,h TYck.t. 80

II ABptnwnil, (Nhvy Bay Through Tickets ~ Red
Rates-rhs new and splendid steamship SIERRA Nh
VADA 500 tens j. Dayton Wilson. commander will leave
Tor Aspnwal direct Tuesday October lsh AS eossh
so0 tons Robert W. Foster commander, which stsaaSe
will be In readiness 20 reosive the tho S
Nevada and sail Immediately for San Trs.oisos These
steamers are unsurpsssed for speed ventilation
70 California First and second csbn ~
vided with both ships cane
sable of the steerage the City Of Ptsburgis a.
lotsd femAes Passengers landed ~ the Panama
Railroad depot ~ Aspnwan An experienced surgeon
attached 70 each chip For freight or passage, sppI
J. HOWARD b SON. AgentA 81 Broadway
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PROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon after stateroos Saloon after statcr m -
:, nidshs " .e5 " midshig ..l5 Z
Including stewards fees.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
from and Liverpool spd found in provisions
Prom Philadelphia. so From Liverpool % guinoas
Certificates Of passage will be issued here parties who
arc tesrous Of bringing out their friends at
rhtep.
Triesht 6s per ton. Coarse goods hardware &c. will be
tai EN-, subject 10 agreement.
An experienced Surgeon will be cs-red on ship.
Small drafts drawn N sight on Eng and and ireland.
For fr, light or passage apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, ii Exchange place, N. YORK.
and No. Walnut street. Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS a. CO., Liverpool
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship CompAsy,
Only through United States Mail Line California asl
orsS9s Vi. AsRnsali and P.n.%.oThs spendis aaS
D: D. Porter u N, Commander, will sail Tuesday
5th At o'clock r. H. precisely rsm pier foot Of WA
North river Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Con-
panys Magnificent steamer TEN EssEE viii Be In roaai
sengers and sail immediately for San Francisco esss
will be spared BY the two companies to their pesssv
gers through with expedition aud comfort.
RATES FARE AsPINwALL:
LSdles Saloon State Room. ~
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon Observation-Disclosures. %
Second Cabin Standees ............,..... y
Passengers will DO landed the railroad wharf 81 A.
pnws free Transit Of the Isthmus ct the passenger
expense Persons securing through by the Unjso4
staefms steamers from New York have preference
ooumodstion board the Pacific mail
fare from Panama to San Francisco the vorsbs
torms For freight or passage. apply TO
At the Once of shc companies III street. ooEncf q
Warren, N. Y.
B-Shippere requested 10 supply themselves VITA
the company bille Of lading which viii DO signed 81 ~
sailing.
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Frremen's Riot In Philadelphia.

Two free were kindled In Moyauendsg BY inoendi-
aries last night. The Lafayette Hose Company out
but expecting to be attacked they Lett - ground
ID by the mbers OF the MoyAmenstaw Hose Company
In F,z~str street near Tenth the carriage assAeA
by members of the WastiDgo engine and Franklin hose
companies. Bricks and stones thrown aud pistols
discharged The members Of the Lafsyetts company les
their carriage. but rallied aud assisted by e-oert
put their TO fight Thes Little adherunt
Of The a@b,ng on company. fore-Sly Cuban prisoner.
shot in IN. ubdoms and viii probably die William
harvey. Of the franklin company. stabbed In tho
mack and severely wohooed rhs head. but will probA
bly, The affair occupied but few minutes aud
the police bet engaged ut the fires DID net reach the
til disturbance They made several
but the parties have been mostly dismssoA for
If
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DR. CoNvERs, AUTHOR OF TIE "GrIpE ypou
DUCKET COMPANION. A PKAt

DOCKET COMPANION, A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON
Tn GeD s.stom from infancy 10 the grave ~ ore
9eshad-S ssnt copy tree % postage sold by srs
Author, LaImont Physician ald Surgeon, ~ I esas
etreet, Of Broadway York where he - IL
consulted all these couplaints = -
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VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN rRANCisCO-S.ly
Line giving tickets for crossing the IsthmusThe ~
yoE,te double-ensn0 sssanship PR0AEThEUs LOO teas
will leAve from pier No. z North river ~ O'Clock p. ~
precisely Tuesday October for San Juan del NortS
connecting with the popular steamship PACIFIC
These teamsrs have superior aooomnsda
lowest rates. apply only 70 d. b. ALLEN, Agent
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The Cholera ut Roc hester.

RocHEsIEs, October 3, 1852.
We sorry to announce that in consequence Of tho
eturn Of summer like weather the cholera Is on
the in cfesse
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
La i'i:i !
W.dns.dsy oo.sssr Pa q sssioci H. -:
:ss ssss !. sss :ss..
% .p"s sss Ss &
ssS:: fa lS VIII - y s.s & Z =:
after n ;A b; liz V: s .s: :.
s5S s5x T.. -. =:
ss ss
sSvy TssA g. ps5 foot: Ss' 'isss:
:9a sH''sSs s :.is .n as1s
masri hcens steamship JAMES ADGER Dickinson osn-
r. .s .:ss 4;
s' viii ii's sss, sa
dpsss ss ss:a se: s
,sl q the steiner Through tickets 90 Florida win
s llls q !adns signed after .sssmsr has .s.1.
The Union will follow on ,..urday. 0o. =
FoSs wa ma ,.nss STATES sA ,.
wosshull, captain ,iH leave SATURDAY. October a.
fti 'i't If s;isA s'i Tea asEy
The 1890 s D. tualov captain .a leave -
.rs hs.s sp: have NO on s
pBILADELPhlA AND sAyANhAa sg.aAA NAvI-,
i saticE Compsnys New Ldno Of SNAuships.--rbe new
and splendid dewheel stea rsip STAIR or 0EORoIA
ttrst ship Of the lne) Captain John T. Walton,
cunning between the above pore and will leave PhaAsi
September 9th. October 18Th and 16. lSth aaA
o. he sissISs w ' -
hai been built with the most tr'ca sfoty pee
sessed Of requisite essential
Especially in the ventilation Of cabins ssaAs
the superior of which
sad has proved herself be Of hs fastest
.aoas ~ hor enjoy the pleasure Of rtve, nav.
sea Cabin Eassse 70 Savannah or 20 Charesssn,
aERON MARTIN. No. SIX N Ghsrvss, In SsssssaE
PADELTORD, PAY co
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MEDICAL.

nk: X. PRESTON, AUTHOR or THE TEMALrP
- friend In Need may be consulted all hours at his
emee, No. 30 Bowcry. Circulars presenting speciality
" detail sent BY post without charge BY sddresrs po
paid, aH above. =
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A UsTRALfAl Observation-Disclosures LINE.-rHR
"a very fast sailing ship sACSUSA, Camper masss<
si suocsod the clipper Ascutna and sail MelbeuT1
Port Philip 18th october her regular day. touching =
the Cape Of Good Hope An experienced acoompa
es the ship For freight passage which will be At The
lowest rates, apply beard pier ~ East river W.
Old ain. =
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AkAlPSslNOs

EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND BAvRE.-THE UNITED
l. States HAIL steamship FRANKLIN, Jas A. Wottep,
Commander will leave for svro touching at Southam ptcu
TO land the mails and passengers Saturday October I'D
Price OF paessgo S Baggage not wanted during the voy
should be sent boar the day before sailing marked
"beow No merchandise will be received board after
Thursday october 2lrt. For freight apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON Agent, 63 Broadway.
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NEW YORK AND RAvRE STEAM NANI0AriOr
~ Company-Tbs United States Nail Istsspe rs NJ
FRANKLIN, J. A. wotton, COMMANDED and tne W. W..
Bsvre and Southampton fos Abe year isna on sn'
ins days.
Humbodt, sept y Eumselds, " S S =.
gynstiIn Oot "a franklin, NOV y
sumbeldt Nov. g E. .nssIs : P g.s., 4
These steamers, built expressly for vonmsSe service
aU IONS burhen saoh are pot ehSi 10Y slaea
mosasops for Of tho mos, sppre,ee kinda
az ~ 1saonrern proceeding 70 London, Advantages over
80 otbsr line II shs economy q best tIo snd money
~ 80 "a rsssaxe from New York 70 Goutr ptoB %
lava -, !. .,... -. w. ~. i, 81.
LAY u.,ve or scuthsriptcn 30 Ncw Yort Il sl
Nc passage secured unsi paid tok a. sxrsretSsG ~
board.
yoy frerht or passese, ApriyM
EovTInER LtyItosToN. Ago, Is prosds~
WILLIAM ISEIlN, HNpb.
NARTiNEAu CR0sxEY a Go, rtp,b,myssA
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DAsShGE TO SAN FRANCISCO.-TRE SPLENDID Al
l packet ship HELEN GcGAW, now losding ~ pler Il
EAST river can take few at $40 in cs
AND Slcon second cabin. on Immediate application
h. Il. SUTTON, 81 Wall stessA,
JNO. MEGA W. Son h atreet
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A uSTRAI1A--NEW YORK AND CANADA LINZ
- The splendid fast sailing packet ship NEBRASKA,
hpt Asa bearse for Melbourne, Port Philip and SydRs
VII ail on the 25th Of October inst The Nebraska
UNIT Tor European packet and is n saer Her
ACCOMMODATING Tor far superior
any other vessel loading for the above ports, She il
provided with hne library for PASSENGERS expe-
fsncsa surgeon viii accompany the ship For freight
mos. hlGNIf,t BAILEY T. HlNCKEN, Agents.
-. 4. ShsTIk,S ~ south street.
t~ods intended for shipment forwarded to the agents A
New iork, Will be forwarded free Of commission.
nor SA1E-A STEAMER. OF ABOUT $50 TONS RuR-
den years old built in tho most substantial man
nsr Is newly coppered has new boiler engine
ete order and ready for The win -
SOLO al great bargain If applied for For furthsx
particulars, inc uire OF
JAMES T. SANFORD. 81 West street.
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DIED..

A. liz r,.sence No on iLe norvias Of ihe lob
inssut, IN he 4i,h year Of h. az, b ~ cAssiDf.
r ~ ,p.ss from Kooa It. Bapss, Church. sGs5sy
-, cbsSe.on s c, and New Js0sy papers plssss copy
i,ss 4 a. Wadhzfns nns n. T. y. BRAMAs, Of 4opsy.
sgsd - yesIs. ~ - -.
year VIM H. MILL Err cspna the yeters corpsof
The War o. 1918
TheCop- viii assemble bead quarters, Star fouss O. Lspsa
arl Fn1ay alter O'Clock with the usual ba6se OF
noufans 20 attend III from hs aretene No 50 King
military with v.hich be associated for
Captain troop respecfab nyl,stt 70 attend By
ordcr n HAIGHr. Colonel Comm bdsnt
A. DAILY, jan, Aat
On tie oh JANIS MOWER in the rsi Of hs
The el fents o. the family respectfully issi'ed
attend ia aneai without further aviation Friday afternoon
ocncs from No a NORTH NJ crest
oaT 1ssdsy evening resdsscs Of her sosiBw
Rev. Dr. Price Mr. C. W. LkvrRETr.
Trends u famsy. ard the eonsessnon Of Stephens
Church respectfully invited attend her funeral from No %
2aav isy ssrnoop ooct aaral ssrce s. ssphsas
ChoNa f-ff
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GRAND LARcENY.-A mcn named Hen
~ hcCsrty was arrested on "Wednesday night BY OH
Ger Mcknight of the Fifteenth Ward charged with steal
ing gold watch and chain, valued at SO the property
OF Edward Roach, Of No. 81 HOuston-st The two
young men, In company with several others were on
serenadirg excursion on Wednesday night when the
accused snstched his companions watch Omhis pocket
and ron CD When arrested, and taksn before Justice
Stuart ne offered to give up the watch the complaint
was Withdrawn, but refused to co so under other
circumstance. lie was committed by the magistrate
Tor Trial
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IAdTe1fementI
CnIrMRIAN HALL.-W We can assure O

readers at this great depository of hon and taste may be
obtain every description of Fancy and Staple Dr. Goods
Among the prominent notice rich Grape Shswls
plain end embroidered of the finest fabric Splendid Silks
Bccades Chameleon Plaid and Stripe Indies elegant Cos
sameI Tissues Bareges Grenadines Abonues Jaconets and
Lawns all Of the richest and most delicate coors-many Of
the patterns imported expressly for this house while their
stock Of Staple Dry Goods second house in this City
Ladies in quest Of rich Summer Goods and who would
bne economy With taste should visit this popular establish
ment. Columbian Hall, No 23l Grand-st.
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fAdverisement1
INFORMANT EXTRACT FROM Thomas

CARLYLE's NV WORK.-"Concerning phoC graphs da-
Rueueoypes, ley called after their ds;overer
DAGUERRE hear that the Yankees far in advance OF
ourselves and partly believe It Certain am, and will
term it empbaticay fact, that WHlTEHURsT, Of New
York mo $40 Broadway, believe they il has
passed all his petliors the excellence his pic.
lures saw them the Worlds Exhibition in thai thing
they called the Crystal Palace and hahked the Gods for
bis success
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CouRr CALENpAR-THis Dau-CouRr
MARkfEn.

June Grace Church BY Rev W. Moore FREDERICK w.
yOS sTADR to PHILIPPINE daughter ofss3Lsn Richard.
dcc~ssed. az of this siiy.
June Enanue Church. ~ Rev Asrsn5er s. Leonard.
GEORGE EDWARD STRONG ADD ELEANOR LAIRD, daasb-
Ter 81 Ben amin Isifd
Jure 10 Al tie Bspst T,berrsce By Rev EDWARD Lathop.
In Seneca On,ano Co X y wednesday, Jaze By Rev.
Dr. Heron. JOHN HkkOk, Oi fOdk, fIvtnetn 70 70
" MAIlY Z. RIPPEY, u Semen.
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CHARGE OF PIcKINe PocKErs.-Sev-

ers complaints yesterday taken by Justice Stuart
at the Jefferson Police Court against VIM Bearsley
and John McFsrlan, who arrested on Monday last
charged with picking pockets while at the q" Turner'S
festival at Harlem. Mrs Eliza Walton of No. l2s De-
lancy ST., charges them with having picked her pocket
Of wallet containing $3.50 in gold coin while she was
at the festival Christian Kumbly of No. ~ Norfolkst
charges them with picking his pocket OF wallet con
tanning $40 In gold some change and several papers
Mrs Rachel Rsmage, ONO 4a stanon-st charges them
with abstraeng purse containing $50 in gold and sl5
in bank notes, from her pocket while she was at the
same place. The accused are ia custody
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SPIRIrUAL TELEGRAPH-Publish at

No Cortland st-No. is issued this morning, containing
Letters Friend on Mesmerism Liio," The Doc
time of Afnities" and My Name by the Spirits; also,
the proceedings Of the Ne-York Conference Mediums
and Mors" Letter from Bishop Otey" Rev Hosea Bal
lou aud yeTi ~ of interesting articles mentioned
Published by CHARLES PARTRIDGE
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AGGRAVATED AssAULT-Martin Kane
was arrested by officer Howard Of the Eighteenth Ward
on Wednesday night charged with atte mpng TO violate
the person OF Margaret Hull in lumber yard In First
av The cries Of the woman for assistance brought the
ohcer to the spot, and the accused arrested He
was committedby Justice Stuart for examination
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A Love AND Curar RIpr.-A gentle

A LONG AND CHEAP RIDE.-A gentle
nsn named Bradford yesterday hired hack for an
hour to he upper par, of the CITY enioiung the
driver to be sure to get back the South Ferry by the
expiration Of the time. Instead Of that John kept Mr.
B. riding for two hours and half missed the boat and
then cooily demanded five dollars for fare Mr. wa,
not quite green the fellow guessed and instead of
paying the s. he brought the driver Thomas Esry) to
the Mayors Office, where FIVE dollar bill wa. looked
for from the prisoner, but he failed to pay he was
sent TO prison for five days.
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A SHOP LlFrER.-A young man of re-

A SHOP LlFTER.-A young man of re-
ssectable appearance named John Edwards yester
day arrested charged with stealing breastpn valued
at $780, from the store of Richard c. Ackerly No 80
Bowery appears that the accused entered the store
under the pretense Of purchasing a breastpin and
while he was looking at several which had been placed
for bis inspection, another young man came in and
wished to be shown tray of jewely, which lying
in the show window. w bile Mr.. Ackerly was engaged
with this one, Edwards concealed the breastpin above
alluded to in the palm Of his hand and when accusedby
hr A. with having 1t denied the truth of the accusation
Dir. A. then seized him and found the pin in his hand
He was then handed to the custody of officer
Sharpe, who conveyed him to the Essex Police Court
Justice Wood committed him to answer.
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Apr.-Shakspere graces every emer-
gency with perfect phrase Yesterday the injunction
upon the performance of the dogs goats monkeys &c.
at the As,orplsce Opera House removed aud what
could be happier than the motto upon the pacards an
nouncing that fact viz:
THE cat win msw the dog viii have his say
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The LATE MURDER IN MULBERRY-ST.
The Coroner yesterday commenced holding and Ia.
QUESTION at the New.iork Hospital, upon the body Of
Hugh Duffy who was stabbed on Tuesday afternoon by
Jonn Dolan, and died the following day al the New
York Hospital Some testimony taken, but the wit
nesses not being all present the matter adjourned
until o'clock this morning when the inqusdon WI, be
resumed at the COroneIs Office
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

SrRAwBrBKr FEsTIVsLs.--Threc or
four Strawberry Festivals are named for nexs week.
Wis one by he Ladies OF the Reformed Dutch Church.
wsyses,, on Tuesiay evening the l5fh inst one ~
the Ladies Of the Reformed Dutch Church, Grand-st
for "Wednesday evening, 10Th, at lroqus Hsi ana one
by Ladies OF the Second Presbyterian Church. Thurs
day afternoon aud evening, the nth inst, at Franklin
Hall
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A SINGULAR GRowTH.-We have been

A SINGULAR GRowTH.-We have been
shown by Mr.. D. T. Bobst a portion of Maple Tree,
80 years old (by the rings0 in the wood Of which
large Wolf Trap is thoroughly mbedded to the depth of
five six inches, having at least hundred years
growth over part of it. while part Oft is entirely
posed The tree alive and standing and the Trap
about twenty-five feet from the grouud There is no
for doubt that the wood has actually grown over
and imbedded the Trap which evidently had panthers
foot in it when 1t was lodged there. The most remark
able feature Of the business s the perfect preservation
Of the Trap which is but slightly oxydzed. 1t was
found by tmbercutter In Woodhouse, Talbot District
Canada West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
Tx ALpERnrS.-The City authorities

are yet at sea- and Tar the public are aware no
approach IL making che shore The ciys said to be an
orphan now without Fathers The vacancy OF the oiaee
Oyeeer of the Poor the expiration Of the State con-
rsct the ls, Of June and tho fact that the city OFF,
GERS w4tchmen amplghters aud others in The employ
of the city, no, being pals can for sctisn forthwith
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