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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

u The Sessions Of the Sapreme Court
row held in the Common oulcil CHAMBER instead oil
the Governors Room as heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
Acc1nENr.-MichaeI Donovan, Iabor-

err yhe engaged yesterday in discargns cargo Of ron
from the ship New World, lying at pier NO ~ r. IT, ma
are bar of iron having fallen upon IT. lie was taken 10 the
Y Hospital and placed under the care OF Dr. Cooper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
The Illinois Central Railroad Company

Yhe Illinois Central Railroad Company
have completed heir purchased iron 70 TIE exsn'@
sixty-seven thousand tlps, coniraetfa i0r "a hasa
Cor bali cash and hall boads AS0aa twenty naies -
their road at the Chicago end is probably conpetrd
snd being worked to day There Is stroag eisposi'iSa
In London TO negotiate the bonds Of his Company, AMI
the terms which were declined wAsn Mr., Wake was
IN London the sgens OF the Conpsny, would now
be accepted by Enefsn capitalists We thiak il highly
probable that within week shsn hear thst
very large amount Of u,e bonds h~e been placed IN
london on very liberal ierna 8 "a
The amount received at the Sub-Treasa-
" today il s77 ITO psid s5sI,s; balsnce sas1eoo
The receipts of the Rochester aud SYRIA
cuse Rsilpsd for Apii were ....,.----------sIlsls
April. 1871 $500 49,
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Tiis result was produced by the continued delay ,as
yesr IN the opeung of navigation on the Lakes Tue
receipts for the fret week IA May were. slsos
List -.-.-.--.-.-------.-..---- 4''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. saSii
This is exclusive OF freight, the Increase tn which .
very large
The following are the Imports entered at
this port in Ma, ~,
For the Week s4,8.Ss Sl.istsir $lsAMb
Previous Week .......... ssi,es, i.S7s9 SeRsH
Total since May ....si .t.i vs. sssisos sSsist9
The exports for the weeks exclusive OF specie, amount
10 sllI5 O5 making totl of % s4 100 since May Isl
The steamer on Wednesday will proba-
bly, take $4,000 in Gold Boston account
The Metropolitan Bank Continues to re-
ceive in depose the notes OF the Government Stock
Bank of Michigan at "a p cent, this notwithstanding
the Suspension ofspecle payment at hos by that Bauk
Mr. Chas. Megary, well known for many
years to the customers of Joseph sampson & Co. sud
more recently with Mr. John Thompon, has opened
Office al the corner OF Wall and Ncw-sts where he in
tends to deal In money, spccie, land war
rants &c, on liberal terms I,.t
One of the Albany Banks declines 20 re-
ceive the OF Banks by Revenue Certificates
The joint earnings of the Little Miami
ana Columbus and Xenia Railroads ESQ miles long, for
March last was. s53fi0 ~
| April Observation-Disclosures. 596st 81
| TOTAL --.---.s cii',voS ID
The proportion of dividends Is two thirds to the Little
Miami. and one third 10 the Columbus ami Xenia This
shows large increase the receipts Of the cores.
pending months of last year.
Tho very rapid increase OF business thrown upon tho
Little Miami Railroad within the past year renders abb
solutely necessary for that Company TO construc.
double track from Cincinnati to where the Hdlsboi.
ouch Road aud the Marietta and Cincinnati Road come
into it, p OF 10 miles during the present
The increase Of business on tis Road is almost without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
CouRT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Msnday

before Judge Boebe, and Aid Bard and Smith
5ss1yh nth irf7i 70 kA German grJ,er. named John
Sss. doing bsness the ofAyeuue and Tenth 81 was
rced ON ua charged wIh assault and ba teTy "th intent
H. I'm Tsmrs Leonard stsGe driver The particulars n
The t,ir were fully published a. the time of the arrest lt
vss shows by the defense that Leonard had been IN the
Lbt amazing tho prisoner. who. III the moment OF anger
sTs5 sho from pistol hl The jury brought in YER
Sis Of guilty assault and battery OILY Sentence w1' de-
feTred. 80. - 3D., g, ,ft a., !
hv at riot at the horsa OF Cathariae Caldwell. YVES
20 and fouud guilty The Court od-ed that he be er1nd
biooS"G y-CIgsian BuIkhardt and H. Friedenours
injected for burglary tho thir degree pleaded zity 70
e.;f sfcsIy and sentenced to tho fenitetiay iof
motifs each . -
TLe Ccust thea adjaUned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

~ Cal'ornis tickets for sale by the
es to SAL on the .oh instant Two secoud cabin
tcktis selected behs rIae since 81 party no" '-
able 10 go Apply to Japan DOUGLASS NO 80 Ceda'se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

Eoi Committee on Cro,on Alaedue. to eoncrr for free
hydSnt at the corner Of 5ih-st and 3thav. Adopted
>, VI committee on Whaves &C.. in favor OF new exsrior
printed.
oi same favor of excavs,ins mud from between piers
Nus, u aud ~, n r. Adopted.
vi committee on Fire Department. to concur IN resoi l.
ucl 70 aeI house OF Engine Company No a. "a fvo, Of
giving Dsys India Rubber Hose" trial. Each stoqted
VI Committee Finance in favor OF RENTING al assess
mem On lot belonging Ogden bennington 70 concur %
.aSes on property Of sisters OF Charity az Mount sr
VI same, to concur to remit property Of the
,nuieh u Francis Aaver. Laid the table, 70 be tns
SPECIAL spsJ-ct tor next meeting.
OF sane the communication from Tax Commissioners
arg ieconn.nding that copies instead OF originals OF anna
nurers. Adopted.
ofsame favo- Of douaar $50 to Francis o. Reilly for
loss anc oansge TO his Carriage and horses IN being recpia
y" 1s -. q nois 10 -n'hs 81 Aropee
vi sane to c"nclr personal taxes OF j. ssco
AhGrew g. Beers Thomas G. Van Hoesen and Christopher
Pet'tion-Bv Assistant Aldrman Rin- of Ensine Co No
II lor ten addir nal men. To Committee on Fire Depas
heroyfs-Cf Committee on Finance. TO concur to pay
james Wood cots and counsel fees incurred IN a7snaIn
suit Adopted
Ofsane to remit tsx properly OF
.s bushnell to concur % exchange cores OF sni wth
Fenry GrenneL and iona. han Coddington. Ad,p-ef.
O Committee in favor OF permitting Thomas
the permission granted tn cn,ct saver With s. in 81r-
s-slp ana that the COMMITTEE be discharged A1oped
VI COMMITTEE On Ordinances, to concur to require con-
tractors TO cause proper roces be placed AZ points named
VI W'fk IN progress IN tHs OF llc stIcoI VI
avenues Of this City.
The ordinance in relation 70 the prevention OF driving cat;
lie through the streets Of the City motion, tSen
om the table, and referred to the COMMITTEES Ordinances
heports-Of Cemnitec Streets TO non-concur 70 al
null the Penlne Govt but favor OF directing Clmms
soner Of Repairs and Supplies 10 refuse the opening OF
Broadway until all forfeiture IS pad and the so day
be psd before days after the passage Of the resoiu
tons then the Commissioner of Streets and Lamp: ehnse al
the now encumbering Broadway between White and
Canal-sts., TO be removed fJrthwith &c. Adooted
Appended the report was resolution with view 70
prevent htigatioa in favor of being entered into
with VIM C. PeIiue. terms as the DINER 70 lay
his pavement in Canal St, to commence on west iine
Brnadway and nun north distance equal to that bet ween
White and Canal and that he be allowed 500 to remove
the materials deposited In Broadway.
During the pendency of the resolution motion made
to adjourn Carried and the Board adjourned to w ednes
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

~ The anniversary of the Brooklyn
Sabbath School, viii be publicly eelebrsed to-day Iii, sn
tpsied moro than 600 children win be to
getber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

I
u Beautiful beyond comparison arc the
pasuerrsotyres OF Nhiiehurst whose Gallery AZ n, o4s
raGwaY pcssesss sces ior the production OF nae Pic
tarss ujoyed BY lev u "a. competitions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
FOUND DRowNED.-The Coroner hell

an inquest yesterday at the foot OF James ST. H. L. upon 'e
d ~ an unknown man. found III the water ut that place
A dict of death by drowning wa' rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
~ Rev. John Miles, who has been nine

u Rev. John Miles, who has been nine
years the pastor of the Albany Bethel, and eminen'y
useful In bis labors for the benefit Of seaman and ooai
men, has removed this City, and Is to be the super
intepdent of the Wesleyan Churches situated In Ains
st.. Yorkville, and Washington Nights. We copy the
following testimony to his worth ard his usefulness In
bis late field OF labor from The Albany Express
This worthy divine leaves city for his ne" nome
tonight ater residence Of nine years among us. Du-
ring h, period he has abored in season and out OF
season" with fervent desire to advance the holy
cause in which he is enlisted and it is subject OF heart
bcen instnnental In gathering iao the church many
who never before experienced the blessed influence OF
divine truth While we regret to part win nun, we
are happy TO learn that his future ot IS 10 III
pleasant places and not among strangers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

AID TO SurrERERs.--On Sunday last a
collection sken up st. Paais Cnurch &C athoc IN
s OF the sufferers By thu sts fss N Courts UPvsra o.
$50 Ves colleefed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

ept Ward Police Sunday night arrested between ~ ana
so Germans dancing and carousine at the Dac porter
house No ls3 Coumbias thereby disturbing the peace
They were held bail in 500 each, for their future Do
hauor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
CoUET CALENDAR THIS

CoUET CALENDAR THIS Day.-SU-
pEEroR CouRr-Nos r. s Sa5 Al 425 i55, an as 429
43O So $50 945 AL 49, 43f 49, 4Ss, 4}7, 49, 80 4e
AS 4i4 44j 49, Al ii3, 4iJ 40 i5 49, fS oh foo
456, 49, 45S 459 46n. - 49, - -
CoMnos PLEAs-Part Nos el7, 9}5 RS $50, 81 59s,
67 665 GIL 72 ISL 799 8S5 97i. 957, 95, 591 957 97l
975 977 GEL 98s 9aj $751; 500, 5j5 rsft l.Nos. $50,
7c2 7o8 no. 7l8 49, 73i, 75s 7 74S 75O75l 49, l58
474, SO.
SUPREME CouRT-General Term--Same a. Yesterday
U s DISTRICT CouRT-Third Cies.-No. .. Fourth lass
No 49, Fifth Class-Nos Is, 10, Ito, - % p, y, g.
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Advertisement
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~ The reader will be delighted with
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

SUPREME CoURT.-Adm'ssions to the
Ro, rho following gentlemen, after examination were
dwly s6,rred 10 practice Coursellors and Attorneys
NaToleon 3. MouLtiort, Augustus y Brewster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

U. CIRcUIT CoURT.-Before Judge
Belts BecisaH.-SpnL car ast. Young q LeasRt-Bll
Tor Injunction Sc aaging taat Messrs Y 4 L infnnsed
Tho eert OF plaintiff for revolving cos bill put in
discovery OF certain iGcts in relation to M O., title
also alleging that Ia surTendens his sad taxing ont
another the Proceedings were Invalid Demurrer was put
demur,er Whether the bill be dismissed retained upon
the files win depend upon the rules Of the Coart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
REMISSION OF TAxEs.-The following

table is said to show the amount OF taxes reuht'
during the last four years by vote Of the Aldermen;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
HoBokEr ITEMS The Jersey City lie

u A FOUNTAIN PEN, evincing many
Improvements on those first constructed has been pat
snted and Is manufactured by Cunningham Nilee, Rich
mond, Va How il may work after week or So we cam
no, yet TELL but the new broom sweeps Clean and we
sincerely hope the necessity OF dipping every halimin-
ute while writing may be obva,ed by it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

Judge WoodSdmud Meyers against IplT. Jones' Sheriff
Case Which Iied before Il Is to recover the vaae OF
NJ, against Mr. Knapp In defense it is said that after the
levy the goods request of plaintiff left in the hands
OF a third PARTY. Verdict for plain an cents n,
Charles " dnlbergey against AGron r. harrfn-fislntin
that n July 1913 ne made verbal agreement th
Mr. NJ 10 be reduced to writing, that Mr. M would employ
plaintiff for year in his Mr. 50 stationery store, A.
1900 year and grsmty, in addition, OF sip' to commence
list Aueust thar plaintiff made out written agreement but
deeucaLt refused 10 Il, or 10 employ pnti lie nnnst
the amount In del nse II Is denied tni
Mr. ~ msde such agreement and also that no con-
tract having been ssued barred By the statute
of limitations In reply said that not having set no lat
the pleadng the defendant cannot avail hin'ef OF IT,
The latter point argued aud the case stands over
Helena SPITE, assignee " n Spts and i'aac Esss' against
la,k ba-o recover szf5 IS for lot of caps sold by
Ne s f. TO defendant. The defense is that the caps
paid for and receipt taken, but drawer Containing
the receipt A' other papers stolen Sealed verdict
Before Judge Daly.
Gilbert Fyoncis sgt. Thomas Cqriey siert In relation
to quanr- OF inc levied upon by the Sheriff base
meut in Hudsonst, attachment against Edwad ne
B.xrsds m, sit OF Syminston Kelly ont colcnded
b. psnnii belonging TO hm (gainf) In defense II Is
MI eed The wine belonged N De Z.
Aoncs NcI cod at JI D. Hesierreh, late Shert-Pa'n-
til claims that Sept, 1870 she issued alta ;hnsnt
against the property q Renwck II. Clark who had boarded
with her upper rat of Broadway for S63; that Mt G.
reu1.d and the sheriff improperly released the attach
ment and paid but :li5 to piaintih sui. brought u re-
cover the balance In defense II Is SAID that the property
consisted of wearing apparel and necessary articles benDs
TO Mr. C. and his family (hs lady and two adopted chdren
ard that the plaintiff LETT the matter ~ the dis
creticn OF Mr Vuee the Deputy Sheriff who discharged
the achment II was denied they were articles o'yond
attachment beng marbeop table and other articles OF va
lue Mr. Blunt said he wOulo show the alta ,hnent void
from The be aiming. MIR C. not being abscondng debtor
Int leh the city IN the of 1919 70 avoid the sickness
If hat season. This cced TO- Mr. B. said the CONF
Of Arpeals in the cne of Castisno has set aside four
on attachments AGAINST ROdryss which decision
il m cpposou to all the ait.chuent Proceeding. against ab.
sco1aipg de bors FOX the last 20 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

IrThe New York Claussen Flax Cot
ton Company have Just organized under their act of
so'porseon Ihis Company owns The paten. for New
i0'k and tor the New England States We understand
ua 'aey are now manufacturing the Flax Cotton. chas
you'd, No Hsucvers., is the President Of the Com
paIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

~ We learn that the Keeper of Potters
ied took hisdepatture from Rsodalls Island yes,er-
'V morlns, hound for Wards Island But it Is hardly
t'aoie that the contemplated new Potters Field viii
~e'sa0lshed on he latter island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

~ We learn that yesterday afternoon
''e was NEST brutal and disgrseefal fight between
40 men in Murray st. They were urged on By th'
ua' surrounded them, and not Policeman coai1
" osnd 10 Interfere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

~ The Roman Catholic Church on
|'"'p'ace Is 10 be consecra,ed on sunday, 2ih OF
-s The vtue on the stecple has been taken down,
aaHrge slt cross Is TO take ts place Workmen are
''tsed in filing up the Interior
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READ THE ]. CERTIFICATE

iTalapoosa Co; Ala, JAN p 1852.
voUI EStraet Of YelloT Dock and SSrsupaia has per
formed of the most wonderful cures on me that has eV
iISVe been afflicted for forty years with rrupons
legs and e in 1913 they got so bad that had to go gu
In about months after my other leg broke out III
eating e.. % 9a y SsS 20 and It bc
time my et hand broke out In large running sores
Ths misery that have suffered for the ,asr two years
desert DO to youi Twas in such agony that ever
helm OF God had made preplraon for death, and had
pointed TO my family the place where to Bury my re-
In October my brought one OF your bottle
sSd It, Snd 9gS q
and got two bottles OF 1t, and COM
pent' my SORES ali become easy sleep ali night.
thing had not done for two years When had taken
We'll as II BY enchGntment have used in all eight
bOttles Extract a p eS q os T
set forth the worth Of this medicine Or s my
Savior OF man nom misery while living upon earth.
entreat all OF The afflicted TO try This medicine, for
Law aside all preldces and just Try it. and proclaim its
great worth TO suffering mankind and enreat them TO
Nv sas S is we'll eown in large portion of South Caro-
lima and M ana any VIII show eS
thcnhe scars. can be found in TSiaI Co, AS6sMa
one mile from Stoe's Ferry, BENEJAh HUGHES. Z
re- rheumatism and variety OF other disagreed
Bile and dangerous diseases are speedily ana perfectly
cuTeu ny tue use vi LulS
51 7y Dadevic, Alabama, May 81, 1862.
Messrs Scoyile & cadThis is to certify that about
the first Of February last, was afflicted with three
four painful on and about the face some Of them as
large as quarter of dollar; they assumed the appear
nnce OF Cancers and fearful they would terminate iii
Cancers About three weeks since cnmmenced taking
''Doctor Gusotts Extract of Yellow DOCK and Sarsapa
rilla and found immediate relief from its use have
not taken ouite two bottles,
ali healed IN; and th6se on my nearly SO;
truly believe they will be entirely well in Iewdays
cheerIulIy recommend tDT. GuysOtps Extract OF yell
low Dock and SarsapOra TO persons afflicted with any
kind erupttons cancerous sores My general health
ia much improved by the use OF the medicine.
" $50 Rcspectiuly,a 1Eli RlCHARE b. BURKE.
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottIe-six bottles for 81
sE.iE I9as- JOAN d. PARK,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets Cincin
natl Ohio General Agent for the West, to whom all
ders must be addressed. .-s- r. Lab colt
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transcription CuRARLEI

a. tL"H CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother of "AIGor
Sanderson officer in the OF 1872 cured VI
Consumption by; the use Of'Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" -. - oi
Dear Sir:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged my being cured of Consumption by the of
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,'l will state tho
syny9ms Of that others similarly eieted may be
difficulty In bTeAthng had tile hectic fever with violent
ushes OF heat frequent cold Chlls with severe pain III
my accompanied by avery bad cOughj
very restless nights and had great night aweHtS persi
ring should say, least two gallons night, wengthc
he'd csmpletey through had not been able to work for
scars but was much enacated, and almost helpless
wien Iconmcnced using WistAr's asam OF Wild Cherry.
III oil IS bottles tan1 free from all those
complaints, for my health is good. n.y.
am now IS years old, and have not taken any Of the
alSam since 1886 health is SO good not 10
my former symptoms, should use Wslar's BalSam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall d Nc
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio: 49,.
- =, ts ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wisar's Basam OF Wild Cherry has
smile OF the signature of Henry Wistar, NJ D., Phadel
mia aud ''Saniord d Par;'' finely executed steel
| rrayed wrapper. No otheB can be- BGnuiLe.
| Oc5s Price 81 per botte-siX bottles for 50.
| Sold4y }. " ARk, Cincinnati, o..
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streetsentranc
ON Walnut strceto whom all orders must be addressed
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Let all who wish purge the blood from impurities, and
pI system resist epedemcs resort
S(tact Yellow Jock and SaTsapalilln,n which S
wing antidoe for many of the most NAL grant dis
flesh s heir TO- and they will never be dsappOin
cd in this remedy the yubiC faith las never Waveed
waivers Tor II is founded experience, just
their want faith in other and spurious compounds is
founded OH experience. They fly from mineral
hope, and vgor from this purely SegEta6e remedy
however broken down III health and SpiTitS-howevcI
oatheAOmc himself and others let despair OF
coycy tho patient only understand that his hope oil
restoration lies only uysOtts Extract OF Yellow Dock
aud SarsapaTila persuade him, for his lic's sake
Try ill., have hesitation in predicting his speedy
restoration to health. - .
Honduras tho invaluable SSuedal agents
from which DR.. Guysots Improved Extract OF yellow
Dock SnTsaparila is formed, and Laboratory OF Dr.
uysott given the virtues of these roots in their
ection His preparation contains all the restorative prop
critics OF the roofs combined and concentrated in their ut
most strength anu efficacy. .....-.,.,..
Experiments nde in the manufacture of this med
found that could not be further improved
Accordingly, find it Tesortcd TO almost universally in
cases OF He1c, ScorbutiC and CuancOS complaints for
general prosTatIon OF all tho vital powers, and n those
ormentng diseases Of the skin trying to tho patience
and SO injurious 10 the health
following OF Benajah Hughes is one OF the most
astonishing record Amer forty years sickness, two
years exCTucatin torture the amputatOn of Oneeg and
The body limbs almost OF eating purifying, dis.
charging ulcers cured by eight bottles OF Guysotts
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapara is amoS: mTaC.