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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES Hedncsddy May 8 ls52-No. log. The United
States us A. McCulloughs heirs Ct al Appeal from the
Circuit Court of the United States for Louisiana-Mr
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the Court
reversing the decree of the said Circuit Court and re-
nandne thi- cause with directions 10 dismiss the pe
ton OF the claimants without prejudice to the rights Of
either party
No i5s. Srly Boyd rs. VIM. Scott ct al-This wr, Of
error TO the District Court of the United States for Ala
bsms was dismissed with costs under the 59th rule OF
Court.
No $50 The Philadelphia and Hayrede Grace Steam
Towboat Company rs A. Vanderslice ct al.-This ap
peal from the Circuit Court of the United States for
Pennsylvania dismissed, the matters in controversy
having been settled.
No. l54, The Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company plaintiff in error, as s. Howard
The argument OF this cause was concluded by MI
Schley tor the plaintiff in error
No. l55. W. Bogart appellant rs. N. Ilart.-This
cause submitted to the Court on the record aud
printed argument by Mr. Lawrence for the plaintiff in
error.
No l60 j. Aspden's administrator, ct a, appellants,
Is H. Aspdens administrator.-The argument OF this
Cause was commenced by Messrs Bsyard and Reed
Adjourned until tomorrow, ii o'clock A. NJ
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,


The seyepih annual meeting Of this Association was
commenced at Richmond on Tuesday last, when there
.were present between three hundred Delegates
representing twenty-five Stsies and the District OF
Columbia DR. Noutrie of South Carolina after hav-
jnr opened the meeting delivered the annual address
which represented TO have been very able one In
the course Of he suggested reforms and among
them the fxity of the annual meetings or due ar
ranpement Of them in accordance with some distinct OBJ
meetings for the purpose of ncoursgns
socisliy among different members OF professionalism
different sections and the development OF the sclentc
characteristics of the different sections and stationary
orfxed meetings Washington, where amedical bureau
or head could be organized, whence could irradlate
the aggregated enlightened medical views OF the entire
faculty OF the Union he earnestly advoc tied the har
onzston Of medical views and their generalization as
far as practicable through aggregated central body
This was necessary he contended TO give the proies
sion throughout the Union that influence which ii should
exercise upon public opinion.
The report prize essays shows that fourteen essays
were submitted to the committee on that subject The
annual prize of $500 awarded 10 Dr. Austin Flint
of Buffalo, kewYOrk
DR. Beverly r. Wexford Of Fredericksburg, Va)
was elected President for the ensuing year Jonathan
Knight OF Connecticut Jas w. Thompson, of Delaware
Tbos simmons of South Carolina, and Chas. A.
Pope of Missouri were chosen Vice Presidents; John
s Moore Of ST. Louis and 2. c. Gooch, OF Richmond,
Secretaries and David Francis COndee, OF PennsyF
vania, Treasurer o-o
1t was resolved to hold the annual session OF 1853 at
St Louis, Missouri
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CouRr OF COMMON PLrAs-Before

Judge DAILY John A. ROvfoc against WdlF1 and Fy1ncis
Cunningham G.d Joseph BaAasp TO recover for 5000
lbs Of Putty furnished under the boe Of the steam
ship FL Dodo Plaintiff alleges that the jointly
liable with the macinst who furnished the boiler which
is denied. Verdict for plaintiff, Sill being amount.
PeGoTe Judge Woodruff.
John G.. DlreHpori agarr HWsam 1I9ea and William
Blodqc-PantiH seges that be agreed BY contract with
defendants that latter should purchase quantity Of gum
copa on board the ship Emily, and sell TO him 81 600 TO
i0O0 lbs he price and terms they cot H. but
that they aerwald fused 70 do and on Is brought 10
recover damages amount laid NJ $500.
For defense denied that there with
plaintiff hat the negotiation carried BY sni with
Charles Gt sp who Claimed TO be acting in partnership
with Mr. D. and the transaction to be for their JOINT
accounts and the writing gwen TO GILLESPIE on those
terms only and thr tire spt be maintained BY Mr
d. alone also that Mr. D. did net apply Tor the gam IN sea
son. but allowed il 70 he stored &c The IS on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
CRuyITY ON BOARD THE CYANE.-We

CRUELTY ON BOARD THE CYANE.-We
have received says The Norfolk ArSHs of May >, the
following letter from very reliable correspondent,
and II the facts IL contains be true, Commander Paine
Is not only unfit for service but he must be actually de-
mented The punishment inflicted upon the marine 10
the and revolving in the annals OF the Navy
No offence could have justified such cruel aud wanton
exhibition. We understand that Capt Paine has been
reported to the Navy Department as unh to command
by Lieut. Weir; o.,
PENSACOLA, April p, 1852.
The ~ 8 shin Cyane from cruise came yesterday
We hear great complaint of the discipline and management
of this vessel The evil being among the officers we trus
soon 10 hear to what particular 1t owing that the ship
has been three hard and fast ashore during the late shor
cuze-once on Crab Island whence, after forty hours
humping she escaped by throwing over her guns again
hours Port Prince and more recently under the
Moro Havana from which last place she was extcated by
steamer
This mo ming through very heavy rain for three or -four
hours the squadron and the citizens Of Pensacola have been
treated BY the Cyane WI the sight o. marine hung ~ on
the fasde Of the main rigging by the crts and dHes-a
sight little ess painful than that of hanging by the neck and
torture greater the individual soldier To such pun
ihmeu as this oegng would have been the essence OF
mercy AUSTIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
DISTURBANCES IN THE ALABAMA PENr

TENriARy-0n the 18th inst, says The Ueumpkd (As-)
Nak Gserd serious difficulty occurred In the Penten-
tay Of that State convict named Wilson attacked the
sergeant Of the Guard, who was about to punish hn
and when the of the workshop In which they
were in;erered another convict named Hill seized
neoge hammer and felled him 10 the floor. he was
about to strike the again. when convict named
laws struck him and knocked him down On recov-
enns from The effect OF the blow, he saw the overseer
su yins on tie floor and supposing he had killed him,
ne seized and inflicted terrible wound In his
own throst frou,whch he aferward died. Mr.. Cra--
received
IMPORTANT lNvENTION.-Ihe WASH
ssSos Telegraph states that Mr.. De Bibery has In
vented one of the most important saving and swim
mas pafa;uses we have seen. Application has
tsen made by Mr. De b. for patent. Ii Is kind OF
a Iva or doobleL Of ordinary dress material made
nv hiefjsid with small metallic boxes, initiate
S uoaoet may be worn as an overall on shipboard,
I2ns impossible for the wesrer TO sink below the
ooioers and Mr.. De B. asserts that person may re-
u 70 'he water any length of time, and the water has
:" snee' whatever on the buoysncy Of the dress."
~ The Jacksonville Ella Ners has in
INITIATION that the Indians in Florida the point OF
ss's'sting Ills said that many Of the Indians have
49, pledge to go, and among them some warriors
~ e,xeus great influence The terms offered to Gen.
lay oy The Government are as follows:
~ Warriors at $500 each ....... 100000
r1"cmen and children, $50 .-..--- 36oVoO
experimental expenses. loOOo
Total -.-........-.......---..S o5o,OoV
~ Trade OF BosToN.-The Southern and
vbsS 'n Traders are leaving our city for New-fork,
anS = = Last becoming the headquarters OF the boot
srs.s oe ard the dry goods trade. Aud this Tor the
e;Ii sson That the NewYorkers have furnished Ia
dssrss speedy communication with the great southern
nSss Two hees Of large and superior steamers VIII
and 81 Sommence running from Nsw.York 10 Norfolk
irsns,noad These steamers viii offer facilities Tor
rcsss which the traders Of Ties, ports cannot
even n, aney VIII besides seye' y trade which Is
nsDs s9w o. no lse LnporteaIc w. ia ,ae prodac-
~e~ua. fIjssan Journal
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s,,,o~irs. end thressenngs TO shoot aim q ne l,.
os sops He psd attention TO tim sPpSssa
soeoeny' -. ~ xounding him fatally In the tni,n
&c ssis,eiy plsced il against the breast Of ths wo
ne - sreS tbree more shots. killing her and settinx
her el0she Are He DIED n s.oS' 'ns b bsd
"a, Bssia Gays the planters OF the country
,etr;eyiur the Losses sustained by the late higa W.
-. ~ 4 rreat extent and that there still VIII % gool
srops maze, ....A. c.lv.s.on ,,arke.
So. Ear his year is about thousand bales more 'aSn
s.st wear 10 the same date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssroNs-THus.

6Gv-Trial for Ruyclar-Florence Morarty, noted bad
character tried for breaking into the store OF Charles ;
Norton No y Goldst. and stealing thereirom caskIns t.
the value OF $O0 lie committed. Sentence deferred
The of Capt Rowe and Others were called up for
trial but evidence TAKEN nor wa, Jury enpai-
neled The VIII, however, he tired to-day.
TRIAL for avshferRichard Hay, Indicted for man
slaughter in the fourth degree IN causing the death OF sam
uel faskins late sailor board the British bg Mary,
was placed on trial The evidence showed that there had
been no eonous intent the part of the prisoner but cnl
pablo carcessness in holding knife in his hand whereby
the ath OF the sailor Hakns accidentally caused
general sympathy manifested for the prisoner and when
verdict Of guilty. iered the Judge remarked TO the
jury Perhaps add TO il Recommendation 10 the mercy
of the Court gentlemenl The foreman replied, We do
The Judge again remarked strong one and was an
sweret BY the foreman, a strong one Sentence " as sus-
pended, and the Court nd ourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
US. DISTRICT CouRr-Before Judge Jud-

sou-1As following gentlemen wers epanneled Grand Ja
Or VIZ w m Hi ohara foreman Iro Dowhns Jno T. Dolan
Jno ~ eeI * Wm. p Prout, Thos Thsso, Henry Sper
y, Deo W. Noble, Geo Horne Chas Miller. WA Godteey
AusnTs l. Wood. Albert W. Goble. Benz T Peas Jscob
aieS James Mills David Turner Th0s Mcknight Herman
Drown u Webb, Chas Riddle James Dewey The Judge
ten delivered The charge Of the Court. stating the dseren
classes on oenses that would be presented 10 Their consider
son ana defining the law in regard 10 them Inere are
cases OF attempt a revolt resisting officers IN serving prOces
a sea- &c on the crnlina! csendN Tbs July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
CouRr OF OYER AND TERMNER-Before

judge Morse Justices Stilwel and Brown.-The May term
commenced this Thursday morning. when the following
persons eragned for the serious ohsses standing
against them winch they severay pleaded not guilty
George Wall indicted counts; inst Tor passing Pu-
rious money and second for carrying sluug shot
Owen Cogsn John Dayton, John Livingston bilenaei
Flood Peter C. gan and James July areignec on t~9 IN
dersni one for conspiracy 20 assault Thomas Smith, OF
William sBuIgh and the other for riot and assault
The parties excepting Peter Logan, were also ar
raigned on two indictments for arson.
VIM McDt nAld arraigned indictment Tor ar
ceny VIM kimble for perjury, two counts ana fetnek
LcDg alas Thomas Dunn for passing counterfeit money
The prisoners all rem anded for trial
Adolphe Thompson indicted for grand larceny was ad-
lntted to bai In 81 GEO.
H. B. Duryea District Attorney then moved the discharge
Of the following persons who bad been committed 70 se
county jail for petty offences Sarah Foamsn may oa
ivan, Robert Barley and Thomas Ryan Ihe niouoh WA
granted after which the Court adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
SUPREME CouRr-SpeciaI Term-Be,

lore Judge NitChelL-Dee .-Oaderi,zk sgsnst
heere-tluesiion TO costsOHd1d0ak against Recre-
Two roons tn change the place Of heard and
ceclced IN tins City the order directing costs 70 abide the
event The order did not specify the amount Of the costs
10 ncn cases II is the business Of the Clerk TO insert $40 I'M
les different direction be BY the Court The Court
considers that the taxation correct and there good
reason why shoad be disturbed As the point whether
Jlce on administering oath in action IN Court Of
record can charge the Com missioner OF Deeds
me statute says the charge must be &C. and that therefore
must control.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Camp

bell-H alaaM c. Rising agt Nehemiah Dcdge-To
DAMAGES for alleged avoidance Of Habeas Corpus 10 chilli
OF plaintiff the defence which that the child was
ID the Of its mother already referred Verdict for
defendant
PailGncer r. Jones sgt George Hilkrs-For alleged libel
in the par defendant The Police d-s saying Plain
Tiff was connected with Hotel thieves plea OF jGstiScs-
ton put in. also denying malice and saying defendant
governed by good MI Sickle the counsel for
dict as given for $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
Cu,c.co MANUFACTURES ABROAD

Some weeks ago announced the receips OF an order
in this city from Oregon for number Of Pierccs pows
ard Uortnns harness We now learn that within q day
or two past an order for twenty-five sets harness has
been received from California ~ our townsnsn n q.
Johnson. So we go-McCorp1ick's Keepers, piows,
hsrness. &C.. from Chicago, ding duty west OF the
SierIs Nevsdean range! tChicaso iI'ou"e-
MAPLE SUGAR.-The township OF Belle
we Es,on Co. Michigan containing less tnsn ~! IN
habitants, produced 5000 II Maple sugar 'hs sInas
Rosan5. a township Of $50 inia5tant, IN the sAne
county produced 1900 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
Ma. CLAr.-The Baltimore Patriot o
"Wednesday, says :

Wednesday, says
We have lust conversed with gentleman who visited
AZ CAV /. his sck room last evening and graf
;6ed In being able 10 state the best authority that the
evipe accounts we have recently of his illness are
sres,y exaggerated. He is quite as well as be was
sxo months ago but not so well few weeks since.
He i. cheerful and composed, but il considerably an
moved at these false runors sent of on the hghtnings
mace of his desperate illness As the weather Is now
able tbs, the voice OF Mr. Clay may be heard once more
In the halls Of the Senate.
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A~1-srnrsra .c.. rHrs pAY ASP EvESrNs.

slb'o. TLea.sr-Nse Ann, Thloa-Ccwn Dsuonis-.
ve-,u. r1,es,.r-IrEa Benn-c-Devi in PARIS. &c-I% -,
Burton. rheaies-Burtou and The Comp
p~ruur. Museum. DAY and Evenini Coy nannrtihs' &c
IN, k@,,s 81 ID Mother snd Chsp4y aah h'en,n-
N.,ioral Academy Of Pa ntas.-Day sns h'e"
Cosu,oranas-ylrvs Asa Nj lorDay mo s'enhs
prn...sor NJ tner-sa-clmens Of Ora0Iy. 60 Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
RrNAMAY.-About dusk on Wednesday

evening hoe attached 10 carriage containing Col VIM
steele residing at No 50 Wioa ghby-st and Dir Benjamin
speny visitor from Baltimore, Md OF in Myrtle-ly
shattered the vehicle and threw both men into the street
Mr. Steele knocked sensees aud was dangerously hur
The other rpn was NOT 50 badly injured They taken
&c Dr. Betss drug in Myrtleay BY Capt Wight OF
the Fourth Police, whence they were conveyed to Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07

The marie, for United sts,cs Stocks and Bonds do
ring the week has again been very active Inquiries for
many securities besas brisk Al the sane me the Con-
psFatve scarcity q stock prevents business from ~
tanning fuller development
Tie expsnsion Of railroad enterprises In the uaseA
States attracting attention. and many psrsi,s fesr-
fui os an explosion would not touch Railroad Bonds
notwi,hstan ling the tempting rate Of interest
The quotations OF the London market ara shas 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
SECOND BOARD.
SA1r, OF SrocKs At PglLApELpH,&-

FoH BeasSso susauehanns Canal 10 74S q Penn R. 81
Harr.hura r. 4Sfi "a Farmers Bank. Nv ~ slr0o City
s. II - sssO Iehgh Mort 95t siio ReAdins X L.
bet Canal ios; sioo Camden and Anboy a. r.
rs, 81, ps'a sl.sS lehiih h.. ssh
Sccrd Gei,-s3ycD Read X r. g. 20, So Penn r. r.,
a. Pennsylvania Bk $780, L. Rsnk 81 $50 sch Nav ht,
52 $50 do Stock scnp. 81 $3.50 Length 6s, SS 100 VII
Il II. IS. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
ForNn DRowNED.-The BODY of an I'M

known man about GO years Of age, found yesterday
morning in Butterrniik Channel by Michael Rodican,
boanan who conveyed il to Pier No. = Fest River where
the Coroner held an inquest The deceased about eet
10 inches in hight His head was bald He was dressed IN
white muslin Shirt red wooden shirt, cashmere pants oacN
satin vest green cloth coat with light ovashaPed buttons
upon IT, black silk cravat plaid and old boots
The jury rendered verdict OF death by drowning under cir
curustauces unknown.
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MARRIED..

Jotns clspel by Rev VIM Ierrsr or Mednssssy NAY
S. ANDREW FOSTER HIGGINS 90 sAkAh HAniliVr'aa Sa
81 Of Jobn H. Cornell al Of thss CITY .x.o~-,
The ltih day - spfii 1. " Rev D hfes., hL,o.
RAssRI. Nsu sssroty cf.aL 80 Ma ANN ALBA ~
DREws sftas csy, shs- 81 Ssars- anf'-~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07

rees each but Is Is years Of were acstsd On
"Wednesday night for drunkenness and esUrtcy co1dnct IN
the srse< Several noufhs thee females we're taken
um houses Of prostitution and TO Bsckwes lssn1 90,
got of BY the Interference Of friends Since thea they
have been hsns hives Of insamy. They were locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
CHARGE OF BuRGLARY.-Geo. A. Kim

berry, formerly clerk in this City, was yesterday arrested
bv Officer VIM H. Stephens of the lower Police Court,
charged with having about the h OF March last and
also both before and after time bursaousy entered
the No l0l Wisms and stolen theretrom $40 pieces
of ribbon valued at $780, The above named at
the time of robbery owned by the Eagle Manufacturing
Company of whom Mr.. Sas NJ Allis was agent The Key
was stolen short time previous to the commission OF the
robbees portion of the stolen goods found in pos
session of John H. Masteson of No. p Csrmines also In
that of Hiram Shemhsrt, of No. psi Bowery and other
traders in Blocker and other streets and IN Broadway
most of whom identified Kimberly as the person who sold
them the goods The accused was taken before Justice Us
born and committed to prison. Tie that he is native
of Connecticut, - years OF age.
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CouRr CALENDAR-This Ddy.-SUPE.

Court CALENDAR-IHlS Ddy.-OUrh-
RtoR CouRrNos 25i e. 76 o. ST. SSs S2A SIS Ss 80
$50 S s5s as s 1885, $40 SAL Si6 81 Ssh SaZ sss 3d. 30
3 672 2 S56 $751; S5s $50 500 $751; $50 Sob 3o' 200 ''o
SEQ $40 70, sta
CoMMoS PLEAs-Part Nos 4sl. 5ll SIS, 30 Sl Sa
52 SIS 52s 527 52g $751; SIS SIS So Part IL Nos o..
4o6 $50, 800 $50 5, SIS, s74 $50, 3d. os 'S4 'a' ~
598 =, e
i s. Drsrsrcr CorsT-second elas sic Q. Third class
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER AT
A Dslatc,r's (feruseriy Lynch Clarssl 2ols ta.M
fS5l. SAM Noon. 3P: *
Nav 65i 60 ~ "
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Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE Taisuxs


AsTRs-The market /. frmer for Pob with light re-.
and wanted at 81 81.
COTTON-The market Is very dull and prices nnsvcn.
One 500 bales sold to-day ana tho greater part ct decline
FLOUR AND MEAI.-There Is more frmness In our
market for the low grades Of State and Western Flour the
receipts limited and the msnd good for tho East and
City trade The inisof grades In better demand IN part
for the East NcwOresns ess abundant and prcss are
Usi q for common to State, closngat stl8iaS
g. IsiuSi Is for round hoop OLioi - Jt as 6kl for
fat hoop Ohio via canal Northern better influenced ~
tie favorable adyices from Baltimore and tho moderate
arnvsls Sales OF 800 bbs at sifusi 81 for mixed to
good straight azds and 81 has p for fancy. Rye
Flour quiet at = Sill Corn Nee Is Inactive bus firm. q
GRATN-A firm but quiet market for Wheat The firm
nesaof holders restricts the demand and the only sale We
have 10 note Is that Of 600 bush very prime Red Iessey
0oc Rye is again lower win tbs msrkei the DE-
msnd IL net active Sales Of 5000 bush. At 5O0lc In
part for The Philadepha msTse Barley squst az 1S7e.
Oats better with receipts far home demand;
sales Of Stae at i0aslc, aud jersey At 55Woc Corn 10
better and good demand for export aud the tde the sno
py not large and far bisnes has been don. IA West
EN- 70 arrive &c The salss 81 200 bush at Gle for
unscund 624ec for Round Yellow, eiasiic tor Southern
svs Of Com to-day from Toledo, Via Oswego by the Old
Oswego Line Ia the Unprecedented short time Of u days
WHISKY The market IS without change sal - Of IN
bbls Prison at 2ie Drudge quiet; quotations would DO
FHOvIsoys-Our market for P0rk I, better; there is
les desire sell but the transactions 0derse saos OF
30 tlls at Ss G.le asa y Tor bless sd SO ID fr rme
Primo ies- snd Clear qlit ana prices nominal Beef -
very finn iL . hl4.rs Tor sales Of $40 bblA
n - T5aG5 Is for N..s AID rja$7 D. Tor fns PnrDe
Mefs qaiet si8l SD Beef Ham, sst sy saiss o.
I5S ttl. CAicsso 40 90 c., Meals sac aud wanted
at6fcale fo shoulders aud Ica lflc. Dr Hans Bscon
j. very scaee ard Is WAVED ~ o. G.c lad 10 Teahy.
VII fair inquiry og Tie eds sales o. 40 bills and " 81
ne Tor Grease aud ice n o4s - good 20 PINE W
kese al lie al lc Butter Is peniy and ~; = aa
al fg.vv Al lie 0ec fos Western Newton cnssse u
pler'ty AID j. quiet 10 7c n &c. un.l.-.t W. ,..x
FisHOu market tend. ugx'ro ~ S "a "a sod ~ A.
Sr,aer sr.ess Dr. Cod sellleely on snys'stsi3ai04
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
IAdveTtsen.entl
u Every Picture that goes from ROOT's

= 80 ~ IT. '.fo' :, - VT ~"
hards is like the seed that falls in rich SOIL Admired crit
icsed and admired still, by the family the neishbors, aud
friends there is Immediately Afterwards rlch return, IN
u wives sisters children and relatives of all degrees who
come have their portraits taken in the mastery
style So, Ike ccles in water RooTs extensive business
il still extended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COMMON

CovycIL-A Special Meeting Of the Common Council was
held last evening for the purpose OF acting upon csmmuni
cation from the Mayor. regarding the health Ut the city, N
which the necessity OF taking TO prevent the spread
Of CONTAGIOUS diseases Is urged On motion of Alderman
Marvin the following gentlemen appointed Board OF
Health Messrs Green Hawhurst Fowler Price and Will
Hsns This body required by law 10 hold W sessions daily
dufins the SUMMER months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
ESCAPE OF A PRrsoSER.-Patrick Ma.

den prisoner who locked up in cell a. the Seven
teenfh ard stauoubOosr temporary oemnifuaent ~
Justice NountoFt charged with highway robbery, esesed
"Wednesday night by forcing OF the bars Of The cell door
he has not bee a rstAken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
FArALAccIpENr.-On Wednesdayeven-

ing about dusk small boy, named Dusan. killed at the
conner of Plymouth and fearss in the ollov wing manner
lie was PLAYING the gutter IA front OF grocery, when
bogshead rolled upon him from the pavement crushing him
10 death Instantly The Coroner held inquest and the
Jury returned verdict OF accidental DEATH