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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

III We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM 10 call at our office and examine
the following Campaign publications. which
were prepared under che auspices of the
Central Committee of the friends Of Gel.
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
thentc and efficient, and are sold At the
bare cost of Paper and Printing. Friends
Of the Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house 10 your County,
Town or Ward With
r THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with % illustrations OF the most event
ui scenes Of his illustrious career including the
Battles Of Chippewa, Lundy's Lane, Cerro Gordo,
Contreras, Chapuitepec, &C., with his protection
oi the Irish prisoners IN Canada, &C. &c.-a large,
handsome pamphlet Of thirty-two pages, on fine
paper-is ready Mt The Tribune office this morn
ing. Pnce s. per hundred, 80 cents per DOZEN 3
cents single.
When ordered to be sent by Mari 2 cents for
Under 5ON miles and cents for over 500 miles
must be added, as the Post Office Department re-
fuse to send without prepayment Of postage.
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NEw.YORK, April .. Il


DEAR SIR: 1t is now two years since
that, Inspired by the meitorsus services you had
derec to our common country Ia Florida and Alabama,
and rejoicing IN the then recent sppoba,n pronounced
by the President Of the United States upon indng
curt martial of inquiry, In which these services
had been brought into question: your fellow citizens
In New York hsd the honor Of inviting you meet them
at public elmer and of receiving your acceptance of
The invitation.
Uptoward circumstances TOW no longer existing but
which then weighed heavily upon this communiGy In.
duced you To ask an iDdet1e pOstpOnement OF the
elmer, and phue need US the organs OF others 20
scQuiesce IN that request But now that the CONNER.
cia difficulties then exisog, have passed away ans
that from that period TO the resent have go
ing from eric triumph GEOther rien in addos
10 the PveserntI0n Of HsarH Obligations On
The Canada frontier, and tia btOOdLss remopal Of
the Cberokees from their ancient homes you
have, under circumstances Vt peculiar ditficalt,
AID excitement, succeeded In preventing any violation
Of the peace Of the country, and 10 preserving the due
suborciDson OF the State the Federal authority 10
the 'srtoy 10 dispute between the United States snd
Great Britain. On the frontiers Of the state OF Mans we
csn the iuihment Of your pledge meet your felox
citizens Of New York public dinner; and our pres.
IN. purpose 10 to Invite you 10 q day wcen the
debt W. rejoice In owing 10 YOU NAV In part be .id
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BY TELEGRAPH.-A Convention of the
American party at Pittsburgh has nominate
Lewis J. Fleming and JAG b Snarer, to Congress
IN the NNth and XXlld districts. We Learn
from Savannah, that circular has been published
Withdrawing the ELECTORAL ticket of the Union
party, and calling meeting of the Union Wing.
and Democrats on the 18th December, t.
determine upon the future course Of the party.
Notices OF several disasters at sea aud on the
Western rivers will be ourd under the teIegra phi:
head great storm the 23d did much damage
at Memphis, Tenn. Captain Marcy passed that
city in steamboat yesterday.
From Kew West we have additional ship news.
The wreck of the Atlantic, as we learn from Buf-
falo had not been discovered.
"Old Bullion" and the new Minister to Eng
land were among the arrivals at Washington.
Another enthusiastic" Webster meeting was
held in Boston on Monday evening. We how
ever, co not see the names of any very inhuental
politicians among those who addressed the meet
ing. and have doubts as the correctness of tn
course winch, it stated, Hon. Rufus Choata
intends to take on the Presidential question.
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WI. Il. ROBsNsON,s SPEECH OF

New Hampshire Democracy and Catnoic Euan-
cipstion-le pages. Price $40 per thousand, 81 25
per hundred, cents siDRly.
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~ Elegant Wedding aud Visiting Cards,
bsantiiuly engraved aud onrS at ort aud low
prices fnda Envelopes embossed ana plata, trsnsp4
ard silver waters silver csd aud cake boxes, at HYATT
COkNELLs, No. Johnst, AID Nc Warren ST. corner Of
Broadway
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Tenneesee.
Extract from letter TO The Tribune, dated

WOODBURY., Tenn, "Wednesday, Aug ls. lSs2
You may rest assured that the Wings Of
this State W II rsll, with great unsnmity Tor che
elOIIons standard Of SCoTT and GRAHAM potwrh.
standing the untm-ly course Of Grntry AMI VIII
hams. Tennessee will send cheering a. W % the
I'll, Dds Of the Cd Chiei in November next which
We hope will HI more than r-ciprocated from tAs
olo En- pire State. Yours, CIR.
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MtTRoPoLiTAN HoTEL, okoADwAY.-
The metropolitan will be completed op-n-d for tbs
reception OF company Sept Price OF Board 81 per day
SINE IN LELAND X Co, Propnetons
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II The most interesting item in the
pews brought by the Asia is the report that Tbs,
Barring, the head Of the house of Earrings, il
tobe sent 10 this country special minister to
settle the Fishery question. He is brother Of
Lord Ashburton. Queen Victoria is still in Bel
GUM. In France all is quiet the grave Louis
Napoleon is enjoying himself and saving up prop
erty for wet day. The election OF members of
the Legislative Corps do not go on we'll; the re-
quis'te number OF voters fail to appear, aud the
futile process has to be repeated az ain and agaia
Mr.. Bonaparte ought to Issue decree imp ls,ng a
fine OH every elector who fails to come I'D with his
ballot. We have some interesting particulars with
reference to the members Of the Orleans family.
Much as they suffer from their exile, all Of them
except the Duchess Of Orleans have resigned
the hope Of returning 10 France. The Prince de
Joinyie is exceedingly depressed his hearing is
affected and he suffers from disease of the liver,
~hic. prevents him from all serious exertion.
The Duke d'Aumsle spends his time in literary
work, for which his private library, with its rich
collection Of interesting manuscripts, offers abund
ant material. They have reason to abandon the
idea of soon reentering their country. The par
~ which once supported the interests Of Louis
PhilIppe's family is reduced to very small frac.
ton Of it's former strength. Its chief men have
gone over to the Legitimists, and its rank and file
to Bonap1te, and every day sees new desertions.
1t seems evident that Napoleon has annihilstsd
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~ 10 oa faqutyrag Frteat--b, hoRAc1 GREE
LES-oeing calm ana iscid statement Of rhe
grounds OF radical difference between the two
great parties which divide the American People
s.c the authors rsss"ns Cor preierring and sup
porting the Wing party, large and fair
pamphlet Of Is pages; Price $40 per thousand
III per hundred, 20 cents Der Jozen, 2 cents
Gngiy.
nordsrsd TO oe SENT oy Mail cent zach for 500
nilss and undss and ernts for ovsy 500 met mus,
be sdded 10 prepay postage
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RICH CAkPETiNGs. - Peterson &
HUMPHREY, No SIS Brosnway corner of Whte-st, nave
tust rceeivee direct hom - European manufactures
late arrivals foin EuIope aud eesaot assortment O
rich Moss Velvet and Tapestry CaPet,ng surJssus any
thing before this country patterns entirely new
exclusively own and for full 10 per less than
other selling similar goods.
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u L. D. CAMPBELL Is Asen. for the sale of The TTb.
pns In ELsIsA
~ w. A. MuspELL, Post Once Building, Saratoga
Spring. hes The Morning Tribune for sale Of lIt a. H.
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n ANpkEws q LANpailK, Merchant

II ANDREWS a. LANPHIkK, Merchant
fsiiors nav. reuved tom No 3b to No 81 Brosdwsy,
fBrrwst-s Marble BudiDss between Houston and bescs
ghers they are prepared furnish articles Ia the'r
line A. 1h. and the most fashionable materials
AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1852, 30
Gro p Fox Nav, and Military Tai aud ClJth moortar
-l.esdpr Of FnshoDs-inveutOr Of the Oriental hhdban
Overcast Author OF the Philosophy O Modern Uress
sno fushiJn-S35 Broadway corner OF Anthony-s', ~ u
SHIRTS, SBiRTs-,1Ood Shirts at low
prices thIeeply Coars that will stand In the hottest
weather sup nor re en- aud Cotton SQUIRTING: Shirts made
TO order at LEIGHToN's Fist Prema Snn MauufactCrJ,
No. 10 Psrk.p Depots In New Orleans aud San Fran
cisco Gentlemen those ces respectfully invited
10 call CHARLES LEIGHTON
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SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN

sCOTT--a broad sheet 70 De hung up in dwell
ngs and public places-wtb eighteen spirited
lustrations-w also be ready, and will be afford
ID for $40 per thousand. $ll per hundred or 9
,ents singIy. Terms Cash infexibly.
II 70 be sent bv Mail cent for 500 miles and
under and 9 cents for over 500 miles must he added
TO prepay postage.
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HAIR Dye AND WIGs.- BArCaELoR's
Mandatory tor these articles celebrated 10 all par,
The wsrd person. wishing light ssgsnt aud durable Wig
or Toupee surely be suited His Hair Dye Is spphsd
Il suaTsot-eI or s'ld wholesale sno 'etai st NO
Wallst Copy the sSsrsss BIS xsre III limitations
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WINDOW ORNAMENTS AT EXTRAORDI-
NARY Low PRcEs!- Kelly FERGUSON Nos. 1885, Broad.
way and 81 keedesi selling Window Shades Lace ADD
Muslin Curtains Gilt COrnices Curt tiu Trimmings Sc at
Great bxrssiIa Call aud
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Hair ING.-,;RIsTADoRo's EXCELsi-
Lievp hAIK DYE, 70 color tho hsI whisse the mo
men; 1t applied, without ioory ~ 'h- bali Or sSin IL
cat lie .shed mued .tsy disturbing the coiO
emitting bsa proving hn texture ann comforting
elasticity the ht II ia applied solo At CssrAOosos
wiz eno Scalp sssb.hment No Asvor House. Private
room for applying the
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FRfE CONCEKTs. The lovers of music
(who not may b. deigh fully enertaiped the v-ath
ei termri4g inc green al tho O 10 C0tase HI1Jsea
The ShsttJe ian Concert Band Will he there end make
tins popular r,s,rt the sc-n- Ut enchantment.
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SUGARS AT REDUCED PKIcEs.-Stuarts
Refined Sugars 7bs brown Sugar and 81, Tbs The
place good cas- aud Coffee also Peaches sod Puns
cheap is at PAsKERs, al Brooms coraer OF Lad Jwss
BARNUM AND ANDERSON OUTwIrrEO.-
Neither VI these great showmen have y=t b7=n sbs
pioouce Is bes.ul ana perfect exhibition the opar
tion q the Porous Filter In pufyug he THIS
titef puIes tbs VET, rapidly aud --c'osjy thar
any otner IL 10 sslfc'eansng rne prcs, ST. is low
thai n' ne should be witLuaI it Depot Gotnc Hail. NJ.
SIC broadway
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PHILIP HosE, EDwARD CURTIS,
THsDDEUs PHELPS j. w WEBB
AUGUSTUS FLEMING, c. w LAWRENCE
CHARLES KING, JACOB p GlRoUD
CHARLEs DAVIS, JAMES 3 MusRAY
CHARLEs ACC. DAVIS, w NJ PRICE
JAsPAR HoYT. CHAkLEs q FERRIS,
OGDEN HOFFMAN. RUSSELL II. NEyiss,
ARCHIBALD GRACE, WILLIS HALL
J. WATSON WEBB, SAMUEL GLENN.
JOSEPH MONROE, JOSEPH HoxIE,
NM. DouGLAss WH. STONE,
HIRAM hErcHun JOHN LEVINE GRAHAM.
n. MAXWELL, AR. WYcKoPF,
JOHN A. STEVENS, WV X AsPESALL
George s. EoUGHTY, SAMUEL L. 0ouvrsruv
d.. y fALEsiEs, CHARLES GRAHAM
D. bIBBf; DANIEL ULaAs,
GEORGE w. BROWN, r. K WARD,
JOSEPH BLUNT, WV w. GREgNwAY.
Wa WhiLTos, MORGAN l.. SMITH,
SoEstbiU, Low, JoHs A KIsG.
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II GooKAuDs Liquid Hair Dye is,
without exception reservation, the very best ever In
vented Equally celebrated 10 }oUk ,UD's Medcstso
Soap oI suns piwpas ir-ckes salt rhsuu, sesh
hsrf any part 81 the body Liquid Rouge lily
Whit and Hn,v sioss q 81 Wslker-st aes, 9ro,oway
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q FowLEKs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and PubfsheIs Clinton Hall No. 1871 Nssssust- Nsw.Yok
ana No I42 W sshinxton-st. Boston
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r. FIsK's Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
cir tight ard ind-~ructibe Principal Office and Ware
roou,s No $50 Broadway w NJ. RAYMOND Co.
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SINKS EMPTIED IN THE DAY TINE
The New.york Pneumatic Draining and Manufacturing
Company empty nok the daytime With ut causing
unpleasant .uys Sinks and csspoOs Will ~ dsnedtsS ny
process used oDIy nv this Compsny nce. 81 M.nsn-st
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ljourned till Friday morning.
Superior COurt-Part Second.


ACTION AGAINST AN OMNIBUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INSTANCE OF RECKLEssNEsS.
JUNE Is. --George Caufcid Us. John b. D,ngd-
dein.-This was an action brought by the plaintiff
against the defendant. proprietor Of line Of stages
running from Sixty. first street, through Third ave-
nue., TO the Fulton ferry for damages sustained by
Linn (plantifD under the folio wing circumstances =
On the 10Th Of May, 1851, rs the plaintiff was re-
street from his business in Sixty second street, he at
tempted to get mp the top of Of the defend
ants stages, then standing ut ths station at Sixty
fl street; and in so doing, missed his footing and
fell and another OF defendant stages coming along
side ran over him. cracking his skull and ribs, and
bruising him severely, rendering him nsensble, and
for long time, in very critical situation. This
action is brought for the injuries thus received,
the defendant and his servant, who had charge of
the stages ut the time. Damages are laid ut $4,000
For defence. it was contended that the stage
upon the top Of which the plaintiff was attempting
to get and the one which ran against and over him,
were not running the usual route for the accom-
mediation of passengers, but had been chartered by
a military company to carry them from the Red
House, between Yorkville and Harlem, down to this
city and at the time of the accident, were loaded,
inside and out, with soldiers, ready to start, when
the plaintiff made the attempt to get up the top,
and that he was, therefore, trespasser, and the
defendant could not be liable. Mr.. Jas. I. Brady
made forcible appeal on behalf of the plaintiff,
and in the course of his observations commented
with much deserved severity on the trusting to
luck system which governs pilots on the rivers
and drivers through the public streets. FIRE.
quently our boats impelled with rapidity on the
rivers through dense fogs Cruising to luck;' and
when they escape collision, it is more through
chance than by judgment or good pilotage. There
is reckessness here of human life, amongst those
classes, which has rendered us mark to the whole
world, and which is not permitted in any community
but own.
The case will be submitted to the jury this morn
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Tile Alleged Case Of Perjury In the case Of al
legged perjury pending against Dr. Shearnan, on IN
complaint of DIR. Palmer and wife, mentioned IN
yesterdays HERALD, the parties appeared as tn
appointed hour, Yesterday afternoon, for the pur
pose Of continuing the examination OF witnesses,
having been adjourned over from the day previous
in consequence Of unpleasant feelings existing be
tween counsel engaged to conduct the case. Th
counsel FOR the prosecution, engaged by Dr. Paine
to conduct the case, made a suitable apology I
Justice Osborn for the language used by him the
day previous, rejecting the court and the Justice
in the goodness of his heart received the amend and
absolyed the counsel from the pressure which thus
bore heavy on his mind. The magistrate then
asked if all were ready to proceed with the examin-
alton. The prosecution then asked for further
rostponement. which acceded to by the de-
PENDANTS, and the case was further adjourned until
the I'D of July. There appeared to be very great
cooling down, on the part of the prosecution, since
the day before, ard from the present appearances it
il very doubtful if the charge of perjury can be ss-
tanned.
d,rcSf of Burglars. Yesterday morning Assis-
tant Captain Snodgrass and officer Collins, of the
First ward, brought into the Chiefs Office two for
bidding looking men, ironed together with hand
cuffs. they gave their names as John Williams and
Thomas Jones The Captain of Police detailed to
the Chief that at about ten o'clock the night pre-
vious. he, with officer Collins, observed tho tvs
prisoners walking very slowly in Exchange place,
opposite No. ~. Suspicion was created Ia 'hc mfni
OF the Captain that they were there forro y01l and
lawful purpose, and he accordingly iorth ,'H tl"@
them into custody and conveyed them 81 th e.ati.
house. On searching their persons, there WOO 'tnt
on one 0 chisel and paddock and on the otuer 3
piece Of tallow candle and maclcs. The store door
was examined, aud II was the fr erei that ih,
outside paddock had been pryc Il laid b. the
door also several bold attcnl n the q
with q large Jimmy" at3 placed iHi
0reTiUros T. aid lhGm In q nrago.
large 'JInmy," or ''olo~D4r,. "as ,,a1d IL ,ne
gutter, Nhesp IL asa oyiQSuty bs~a tnSVyR W tay
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burglars henripg the advance Of the police The
Chief Of Police detained tho burglars for fur
thcr hearing.
Violesu 1ssa,.t, 6y Shooting ,c,th a P,sloi-On
Monday night officer Silvey, Of the First ward, ar
rested man calling himself William Harmripper.
charged with violently assaultng Thomas Kelly
with pistol loaded with small shot 1t seems that
gang of drunken rowdies entered the porter house
Of John II. Ellis, No. ID Cocntes slip, and assaulted
and beat the barkeeper. Some men outside hearing
the disturbance, rushed into the store, and the fight
then became general-clubs, chairs, decanters, and
other weapons obedience distributed about in
all directions. Ultimately, Harmripper fred piss
tel. and shot Kelly in the body. The police were
now on the spot. andtook tie accused into custody,
and conveyed him to the station house The in
jured man, who resides ut No. 20 state street.
Brooklyn, was sent TO the City Hospital. The
wound is not considered dangerous at present.
More Ho'n,csds,-A few days ago, jew boy
named John Hart. struck man named William
Ferris, residing in Delaney street. on tho nose with
n Ratchet since which time Mr.. Ferris has been
getting worse and worse, and it is believed he
not survive the injury. The assault was committed
ny the boy at Washington market. who escaped at
the time, but since he has been arrested by officer
OBrien, ofthe second ward police and conveyed be-
lore Justice bogart, who committed him 60 prison to
answer the charge. =
.9res for Horse Sisarg -Ofcer Wyman Of the JclIor-
son Market Police Court arrived in the city Monday
having in custody n man named Samuel w Whclpcy
whom the o;Scer arrested mt Goshen Orange county,
charged with stealing the ID inst horse aud saddle
harness value in all at Sl75 the property OF Mr. Daniel
jones keeper OF livery stable and riding school in
Fourth TENTH street The was con-
yeycd before Justice Stewart who committed him To p
son for trial.
n Desperate Assault 10 Take Life The police Of thu
Eleventh ward, arrested on Sunday night named
Arthur taen charged With attempting to take the life Of
Many Cannon residing at No. lis Willctt street. Tho
accused it seems broke open the door Of Mrs lannon's
apartment the second floor, with axe and WA in
the act Of committing personal violence her when
dow ryceipatin heseif on the side walk horeby fac
turing leg and otherwise in ured her person. that
but little hope is entertained OF her recovery She
conveyed to the City Hospital. The prisoner CON-
NIT IL by Justice Wood.
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Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Barr and Boyce.
CAUTION TO RowDIEs or ALI ORGANISATIONS.
which have occurred in the city, have awakened the
authorities to sense Of the necessity for rigorous
enforcement Of the laws. Foremost in the pursuit
of this object Is his Honor the Recorder. and tho
members of this court, who are determined 20 visit
MI offences OF violence to tho person with the utmost
severity in their power. With this intent the fol-
lowing exemplary sentences were passed. this morn
ing +
Thomas Smith, Fourth ward digger, who was
convicted Of m assault last week, upon Henry
Borst when, upon promise Of better behavior. the
judgment was suspended, was again introduced,
charged with ini7r ag1rce towards James Carr
on Saturday last. ho attack, il the second case,
mas psVTe1 " aAys RssS 4 y;Qisp. 2as, aa1 AZ yaa
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Honor to Whom Honor Il Dac.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In your paper of Saturday last observed that tho
fire Mt the residence Of John Murphy, Esq. u
Third avenue and Eighty sixth street. was extngushed
Ivy the policemen with but rihpg damage and this
is the second In which the policemen of York
vile have claimed the merit Of extingushing fires we
have deemed IT duty IN justice to the ircpen and to
accord the full 81 praise whore II il due
tIedict he statement obtained doubt from the re-
tune Of the Nineteenth patrol district TO the Chief Of
Police and 10 assert that in neither instance was DO
ceraI visible until after the hrcen bad their apparatus
The ground and In full operation The distinguishing
% tbs latter fire il entirely TO he attributed to The well
directed efforts If Mr.. r. o. nau ex.foreman n Engine
Company 10 f5. nssistcd by Mr. John Murphy, Robert
IeruoN Michael favoy Assistant Foecmen OF SAD
company, and other hrCmon and citizen IN ths Immediate
vicinity MANY Cfrizrys o. YoREvtLn.
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Supreme Court.
STEIIATi TENN.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt

JrNE 15.-1He Mcpor aldermen, &c. Of Netc York
.3Jred O. Benson and otcrs-Thc argument resumed
in this which to test the right of the Corporation
TO the ancient charter granting them for ferry
then established between New York and Long Island with
full power to direct the establishing laying out &c. of
oil streets highways ferries and bridges throughout the
city Of New York and Manhattan Island necessary for
the convenience of the inhabitants. Case still on.
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United States District Court.

JUNE 15FoRrEIruREs. The United States Thirteen
Gold Watches Scren Sire Watches and Tro Geld Chains,
seized board me Steamer africa; and The United STATES
Thee Gold Woches-No claimants in either The
property was condemned to be sold.
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NEW YORK COMMON COUNCrf..
[ 0 L L &c IA III
Stated Session.

Stated Session.
Board or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Tuesday, June ID, 1852.
Present--Jonathan Trotter, Esq President in the
chair; Assistant Aldermen Mabbatt, Rodman,
Broaden, Woodward Wright, Barker, Valentine,
Brastow.
quorum not being present. tho President an
nounccd thas the Board stood adjourned to Weduos-
day afternoon, at 6 o'clock.
From the minutes.
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.
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TINS CRY CoCNcfIs or BAtrrNoEE ftrst Brancbl
have passed t ordinance guaranteeing $500 900 sf tho
bonds Of the Ash aud cpnberIsn1 Rauload Vsmpany,
10 aid In the obstruction 81 the Suquehanna Rsilrofe
from yupbprv Ia bridgeport Opposite Harrisburg Tbs
usrantee 4 uaie upon the condition that the Susquo
bsYnn silrnaG Company shHtfrt satisfy The CITY Regis
t,i that cy have tfo tdesnbscrption q s299VoO in
sufuan III 2t6 600 to be- suh4tfibOd by tho York and
Cunteflaud Railroad Company. Tho bonds IRE la hear
per interest psyaole alI syAxy -.A sgA ~
t.g ~ " January. 1871