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On tins 50 day of -----, IN the year ----,
before me personally came (here insert Me name Of
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dence Of a toitness,) and the said (here insert the
name Of the ,oitness) being well known to me
credible and disinterested person, was duly sworn
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,oarrantee) aud that he is the person to whom
the within Warrant issued, and who executed the
foregoing assignment, and his testimony being
satisfactory evidence TO me of that fact the said
(here insert the Of the toarrantee) thereupon
acknowledged the said assignment to be his act
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ATTEMPT AT Sutcipr-About o'clock Yesterday uorn-
ing John Moore who confined in of the cells
Jefferson Market prison. whilst laborng under deli
nun trcmens cut his threat with duh knife n',ict,ng
awful cash. about three inches in length the
windppc lie discovered by Mr.. Butman, tho
keeper few minutes after weltering in his blood ~
the timely attendance q Dr. = . Franklin who scwed
up the wound his life saved lie removed 10 his
residence by the police = the Ninth ward.
Fmr.-About half past O'Clock ycs,c. day morning.
fire was discovered in the .f house No $ Prince
street. occupied by Mrs Gates The station L,n>c hci
immediately rng The alarm and the police of 10 Eighth
district and engine Ne IL and hose companies and
10 promptly the ground who soon
the IRE without causing much damage 10 III. building
The tire is supposed - have originated fom furnaces
in the rear Of the large cvockcry store fronting Broad
way.
AocipESr--About half past O'Clock on Monday eve
ming. named Teddy lIoaiy fell from the second
story az the building on tho corner Of broadway and
Franklin street breaking his leg above the ankle aud
otherwise njurng himself about the head and body lie
was removed TO the city Hospital in charge al Assistant
Captain Garrett, of the Sixth ward police.
PRisoN STArlsrics.-pu ring the month OF May the
total number Of prisoners received in the city prison
lI5i, of whom $50 were white 81 white woman. %
black men, and II black women. The total number dis
charged was 113I, Of which 7o5 white men. 500
white womcn Is black men, and - black women. The
total number sent to the Penitcnary $685. Of which
325 were whites, and ID blacks II sent To the
state prison. The total nunter Remaining in the city
prison is 20l
BEvraL AssAuLr0n Monday night, efhcer Mortimer
found Lawrence Meaghcr in the Bowery the Seven
tcenth ward station house with his head
which had been inflicted by some person unknown to
MN IN Budd was called i'll. and dressed his wound
after which he was conveyed home
Fatal ACCIDENT Monday afternoon, John A
Wlink, merchant III William street. who resided in
Flushing was killed by being thrown from a WAGON in
which he riding home-he horses becoming irghteu.
cd aud running Off.
psR,pE company 9. Of the Eleventh r,giS,ent city
Rifles. Capt Tanrer passed Office yesterday morning
On their first annual target They numbered
about sixty guns and were proceeded by excellent
brass band.
A Man Doc Enthusiastically morning mad dog
was killed in Centre street, Chambers street The
Infatuated animal into psrter house. and snapped
several the clothing but fortunately for them
they escaped without their persons being injured The
dog took shelter in the yard where the proprietor of the
house despatched him. without the dog doing further da
mage II is almost time for the dog law to be put into
force.
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sr7,io47o2 is,49i,Co5 20 367,ois ls,7o7 s.

ItappcGs by this that the deposits Of gold for the
month reached tho very large of 81 6 0Oo whchis
an excess of over million of dollars for the cores
ponding month last year. The silver bullion deposits
for the month were only $4,000. There coined
during the month two millions, hundred and forty
ourthousand nine hundred and twenty two pieces. Of
these, S+132 800 gold S20750 in silver S546lS in
three cent pieces. and s2632 SO in copper The gold
coinage nearly all in pieces of the larger denomina
honsonly about three quarters of million in eagles
and smaller coins There Is we believe however large
amount Of small gold on hand. The number of three
cent pieces coined during the month GS2o tO0 shows
that this little coin is becoming popular the morcit
IS used This coin be obtained at the Mint In ex-
change for American gold and silver of $50, 500
500 or in any above $50 which be divided by
three
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denee Of divine apro in this course Christianity
was not be regarded as meteor TO afford . brilliant
light, and Afterwards to envelope us in darkness
but was destined for the future and would ever con
tnue to wear its original eternal aspect The
milton.
The Archbishop then washed his hands, and lay
ing hold ofthe chalice and sacramenta utensils, duly
consecrated them; after which a benedction was
chanted, and the proceedings terminated, having
lasted four hours The Rev. Mr.. Forbes announced
that the church would open for the performance Of
worship on Sunday morning next.
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Superior Court.
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Nav Is and g-in TIA mater Of Sutton an .fpPtH3'rt
- Iialeds Co,Tus-IRporinnt TpfigtaficH 20 Com@ahag
MGI sretsIhe pl4oant had been detained in custody
on charge Of dlsobcyng the lawful ,uds Of his
and the return 81 forth that ne had been conn.,
United examination liz uono held the commitment
was had 4 magistrate had no power 10 commit for
cxaminat'sn.n psiuG faese must be made out aud
sworn to- before he could commit for further
Many police Justices bis Honor observed seemed TO be
under the dca that they could commit porson charged
with an offence and bring them ap fog examination at
their sentence; hut that was not So II their
duty immediately upon arrest to proceed and examine
the prisoners and every hour Of delay there must be
a tangible and satisfactory excuse He would however,
on the the master undertaking to do So give
him an opportunity Of showing that 1t was At the prison
request and adjourned the hearing for that
On the following day the was resumed ana the pa
pcrs produced when II appeared the charye was merely
general one-he complaint not specsfyng any particular
In which the lawful commands bad been dssopcysd Inns
also clearly insufficient The prisoner mad zen De
tanned two days without any necessity, and must now ee
discharged
Nj Spencer counsel the apprentice, sd there were
exceptions he wished v take to the ndentures but nsd
been unable TO obtains hearing.
His Honor said he could mot 60 into the merits q tho
case lie could only discharge the rxeoncr nom GUS
tody; and II he sought have the indentures cancelled
he must proceed in the mode prescribed before Justice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

NEW York MILITARY IN BALTIMORE
Castles, Of Now York, with his brass cannon and
his gallant comrades, arrived NIL safe ON Saturday
evening, and are located at Mr.. John Coopers,
Hirh Street, north OF baltimore. We learn the
Captain intends ushcYng in the opening OF me Con
venton by salute OF thirty.onc guns ~ noI ~
to morrow; and, upon the announcement ~ .ue
nominee will send forth ouch round Of ug H' S
thunder az will roverberate among our hu's anu
yaes gnd awake 70 active excrtion every true ae-
noerat Of tho patjor. ~ Baltimore hrgN,, ~Ney u.
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City Intelligence.

THF CRY DIRhcroREs. - We have received copies
New York City Directories for 1852 53-one
published by Charles r. Rode, No 162 broadway, late
fishers Of The Great Metropolis No. 10 Ann street
These books, 50 useful in city large New York
Improvement the Directories of previous years
The hundred thousand and residences that I'll
thefe volumes collected complied aud printed in
the snort space of thirty days.
lMsnoRArIoS MAy-rhe following table shows the
amount ofimmigraton for the month of Nav -
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Convertible Bonds Of the junction Railroad IN ohio
ss: per- s , ss oa$ duty
& "a Ar os.ds ss Interest r due
At say gIs ss s. On Nav
ssas is p..ss
s.S rsys:S ana City sssS nv
The shqs s.snss q che road with viii s.
enc Ct r.
y miles Il s'i isss. vile
ssash q. s' t agss River tho linz
fertile and S wei. settled country r.' s aSsr sss
Mo rh y FAR The expensive rss tie roaS y' BY
Ss ~o the 81
,oas n ssS iron q the
than hc | e jsuSPRS
a Ss ' eoa
Ths as a. 81 pEssdr the cehnery
Stock subscribed and paid in. ss.5Ooo
S Scnd, ' now ssaas $685. ,sS
Those soooo now offered for sale ARC se:a s1 Sv
and ms lbs rS Ts
y 9a. ana Goorss &C. Daniel Miller
s rSos sSsen % NILS win extend from sandushy
r paa II Inc s.
nearly dead level rhe engiucers est If ssston
this division exceed and more a1s
to
execute this work ard receive payment from now
offer PENDED in the hope that better be
tnined The Westorr third section ineiuding branch
IN iams county il 80 miles in length. No survey has
been made hut from sufficient eXamiu aJs the engineer
estimates that the entire cost of this diron
viii not exceed So 0o mile. subscrinap Of 100000
confidently expected Tho Junction Rrruad it's
nsmo hecsuse il is intended to form into
q continuous line the terminating stations of six
d,her.ht railways via Three Mt Columbus, 1.-THE
Cleveland Fainsvile and Ashtabula Railroad Company
the Cleveland and pittsburg Ralrosd rany and the
w
TWO at Saudnshy tthe Mad River and Laae Railroad
Company and the Mansfield aud Sa isky city Railroad
Nopnny aud at Toledo 1.-THE S,uthrr Michigan
ROAD C"mpkny railroad connecting the cncpa stations
OF smnny routes and FORMING link
re great channel of COMM ncaton between the East
duetve cha~Rctcf of the stock BESIDES
u viii enjoy the immease travel rGita.
New inrh the Erie Railroad pnnk Grie Clcve-
nnd 10 Toledo and thence the Micynn,
Norhern Indiana Railroad to Chicago. Some Judgment
be obse value 81 this series of railways may
ron the fact That the stock of the half nisea road
cleveland and Erie Ia already above par that
southern Michigan Is daily selling at IFS 20 40 Sealed
po.a!s Tor any amount Of these bonds css than 900
VIII DC rece'ed until Saturday tho eth day of June,
Tenn CLARKE No % Walt street. and endorsed
pos.s or junction Railroad Bonds Twen per cent OF
the pnrehas nancy 20 ho paid accepting the bdthe
mnnder !" ePnal monthly nstalments OF awenty
ese Tho 3lrrs of the bonds to be at liberty pay any
time ~ Ill interest the bonds date
ho sshest bidder Pamphlets and maps and any further
nfor relating to these securities appi-
cation to DE LAUNAY, ISELiN Il CLARKE,
GS Wau street.
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EFFECT OF THE MAINE LAw.-The effect Of tho
Maine Liquor law upon the public health lie noticed
by the Belfast (Maine) Journal, which computes
from the books Of the agent appointed TO sell liquors
for medicinal purposes in that town, that there arc
1900 persons in tho immediate vicinity who are
Diseased
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w oRTEINGToN G. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practice law in the Supreme Coar-to attend to eases
before claims and settle accounts
again the Dep and Boards Of commssionersto
procure patents at home and alroadto obtain pensions
leunty landsto collect debs, dividends egaciss and
inhertances part Of the United States and oreign
counries-to offnnd In loans and stocks
and bond and mortsavcand to neotae the purchase
and sne Of loans lands an State ofths
Union Particular attention paid TO California land title
Sases coming ~ to the Omitted states Supreme coSys on
snethen. Nos Carrel place, Capitol I'M. WssbinstoA.
II. g.. vtt; mestwit6 rromIt attention
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ASTROLOGY, 30

1NHE FOLLOWING is AN EDITORIAL FROM THE
New York Pathfinder of April ~, which copy with
the greatest of pleasure and which endorse
cuar and We cannot resist the temptation to quote the
old ndage, that
Robaek's fame the world pervadss,
The press his triumph tells.
And from the North. south East and West
The notc Of glory swells.
in the ycalmcns OF this celebrated Profcs Astogy
whose scientific and natural
have rendered his famous the than
in the spiritual revelations knocked out OF sps whose
noise Science isnot science till revealed and the modus
ogerand of tbc Rappcrs swrapt In too much mystery
Not the sublime science Of strology which has rankod
its votnrs the we and great whose believers
recognized the most learned and accomplished Astrol
the by his wonderful OF penetrating int u
the stars has done much 10 alleviate thc
suhcrngs OF the unfortunate restore the hearts
fortune and happiness TO those who consulted him
He is most remarkable man. being tho seventh ~
the seventh son. and descended from line OF sage-r
and philosophers Those who are troubled and need
office No hite street, few doors from Broadway. Al
letters TO c. W. Roback, No. White street. prepaid, viii
be religously attended to.
CLAIRvoYAN CE.-RIMEMBER ROSE" TIL.
~ greatest Cisrvoyant Of the can be consulted OF
disease business in the evening" at No 36 Monroe
door west Of Governor street. and AZ n hours OF tn
day. ut No. 20 Columbia street. Dr. Browns celebrate
Vegetable Compounds are prepared and sold ss above
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENT
lvl dcrs her services to the ladies aud gentlemen OF
city. in Astrology, Love, and Law Matters, inerprcn
Napoleon will tell the Of the lady gsntens
they will Also the of the yisers 80 Gree
Jones street. Of the Bowery. Ladies' ffty cent
gentlemen, one dollar.
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It appears by this that the falling OF Exports greater
than the falling OF in imports The decrease in shipments
cf specie greater than the aggrsga. decrease in
expor for the month. The decrease in imports
entirely in dutabe goods there having been increase
in other items The Of imports exports in
May 1851 amounted TO 1895 i26; in May. 1852 tho
cess amounted to 81 9oa3se. This view Of the orcFu
trade more favorable notwithstanding the increase Of
excess II would have been Llroh better the trade
had there been greater expectation &c gold and silver
during the month shipment equal tc that for May,
ls5l-o.her movements heue the samewoad have given
an excess Of exr ofts in the aggregate over imports.
There was only moderate demand for foreign cxcLsnge
or remittance by the atcamshp Africa. Tomorrow
wodnesday-fo< Liverpool. The supply on the market
good and drawers could not put ny rates wequoe
bills London lotf l0i per cent premium on Ia
ris. 81 16'i 81 Is; Amsterdam, 4o1s ioa; Bremen
ssi, 5sts Hambuig. 3ci4 ssh. The steamer will
take cut half million dollars IN sp~ic most of which
will he American gold.
The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company during the
month May in each Of the past two a an
nexed;--
NV Yosx Ear RAiLKoAn.
1862 Msy-Receipis from passengers and
mail. .,.................. $i54il5 80
Do. do mail. ......,, 2ial'2 10
Total ..................S 1860, 2s5 80
1851. May-Receipt, from passengers, freight,
and mail .........,.......'s. ifsoso IL
Increase in May, 1862. $le4e4o a
The road was opened through to Dnnrk In the early
part Of May last year. but very little through business
done before about the close Of the month The COM
psrson therefore does not show the traffic the sane
length Of road each year The earnings for May, 1854
have been full up TO the estimate.
The Accessory Transit Company Of Nicaragua have de.
elarsd dividend Of two dollars each share Of the capt.
tai stock Of the company payable the 18th Of Junt
The trandsr books will bc closed from the 9Th to the 18th
inst both inclusive
The annual meeting Of the Canton Land Company, win
be holden at the Office Of the corporation in The city Of
Baimsre Thursday next the third day Of June for
the choice Of directors and the transaction Of other i'm
porApt hpspse TbegueetjeO Of ceiling Or dividing the
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TRAVELLER1 GUIDE.


Eon ALBANY. CHANGE or HOURs.-TnE CARS
Hall Station New York, daily tsundays cxccpted at az
A. connecting with the Wcssern Railroad At Chatham;
and r. teSprcss1 through Without change OF sars.
~ dclyir from Pier No North river. toot Of Battery
place. by Stenanoat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning e leaves att A. NJ afternoon express limo At
NJ. through 30 Philadelphia IN four and half hours.
Fare ira lss cars 81 soecand GLASS hy ar NJ lies
enyl So Mourning lsAye PhlsdsphiA from foot wal
nat street, ct A. and 2P ~ cmrrant line by steam
boat TRANSPORT. from picr No. at r. M Faro VI %.
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR IILApELriIIA. pAILY,
WARE, Capt seymour; KENNEBEC Capt Sanford, aIa
PENODSCOT, Capt. Wbtcar are now running resuiSsy
bctwsss tho two cities, landing each way NIX
leaving New York daily q q. r sppiy w. on board
or At the onAse on tho ricr -------------
NOR PHILApELPHIA DIRECT-u: s. NAIL AN, AND
Rarond Vie Jssy CITY .:yins Nee ncss ~ a: =. roos
Tor : s% s;r' l. snss
Ncrfok and Charleston through tickets sold
n a. sbovs ncs and through baggage carried in the
1rORNIN0 BOAT FOR PEEKsKILL HAvERsTRAw,
M Nyack, and Tarrytcwp, landing At Yonkers, Dobbs
Ferry Hasng Rockland Lake Grassy Point, Yerplanks
Peint and Caldwells touching t Hammond street, each
vsyThs steamer NAY QUEEN will leave tho .sanhcss
sIesptedl for the above plsses Returning will
leave Peekskn at hAlfpast O'clock PM HAveratrAw
quarter past two o'clock Nyack, ~ suxterPMs three
farrytown. At halfpast three Hssng four ronher, y
four o'clock In instance will freight b received
discharged NJ Hammond strcct For further
inquire on board thc boat or Of William kadfesd' H W
street
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FINE ARTS.

CTRANGERS VISITING THE CITY, REMEMBER 80
- Ia the place to hwy Engravngs the
old masters Costumes large Prints for framing, Scrap
Prints. Portraits, and Vie for Illustrating &c Mrs.
Skcne Paper Flower Materials Crate Aprons and all
the books Of tho day. JAS. II. BiGGAR, 50 Canal
street. nearly opposite Mercer street, Broadway
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, 40.

HUMBOLDT PARCELS. SPECIE, ORDERS, &c
received for The steamer Humboldt sail thc 81
inst, fer Havre. LIVINGSTON, WELLS n CO.,
"a broadway or II New street,
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AGENCY.


IMPORTANT CARp-To CAPITALISTS. MANAGERS,
Inventors. Agents, xBd others-W,on's twenty third
"trip the j. II. WILTON, we'll known
having negotiated several most successful enterprises
ngst which he may the engagement Of Madlie
Jenny Lind for America the Of Professor An
dcrson (tho Great Wgsard Of the North.) b. +. Palm
sr.s Patent Artificial Limbs, in England, Boardman n
Engs celebrated Panofortes and otheRs OF equal
tere greatness and results most respect
fully TO inform such may have any matters ofmportance
and requiring immediate Gtte ntion and energy
Is about visiting Eur,po again and will no appy
undertake commissions Mr.. Wilton will return about the
of September and addressed to
him at 800 Broadway. will meet with prompt attention,
" npex able references.
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HAVEN & BAKER, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE
IL ofMslone Sand Stone. good supply constantly
hand and orders for Dimensions allied at short nstee
ONCE, 7 Broadway and at the yard, West Twenty Gfth
4. L. HAVEN.
LOUIS i. BAKER.