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MEXICO.
Revolution In III PHso.


The late mail from Texas brings an &C
count of very funny movement In Chihushua which,
AZ II were nor repOted real, would be taken az q
burlesque on Mexican revolutions and Republics Tne
town Of FL Psso has got up revolution on s own ac-
count and declared Itself an Independent Republic
der the title of the Republic OF Victoria At least, so
says writer In The Austin STATE Gazsue wrirng on the
10Th Of August, when the eEeniul movement was all
over and a Provisional Government bal established
tsef The affair took place the first day OF August
The pstriots as we suppose we must call them, com
menced by demanding the designations OF the city OIL
GERS This refused and the disaf sc,ed proceed
Ing, according TO- the established American precedent
In similar cases, in contested primary meetings in N,w
York, held their own elections They declared tnolr
own men duly elected created ofces and changed
the names OF old ones ard then met la Junta issued
proclamation vestipg themselves With supreme power,
made constitute D. spd asked sd nltt.nos into ths fam
lily OF nations. by appointing committee to negotiate
foreign treaties
The lower part of the county was not suppose be
friendly to this grand decentralization, and toe Re-
public frightened Dight, for fear the neighbors
ould come In and upseti ~ but II lasted should
be more cautious asd say ns .sld 70 bave lasted al
nlsht and all the day and for aught ~ know IL
may houish et unless the auth Irtes have quar-
releo among themselves about The distribution of offices
and the division of sps. There Is fear that Meg
leo if let sone would put Iwn even thts srclcal Re
publc-ihst H. If the narrative Of the a.fsr be not
grave hoax. Told OF any othsr country 1t would % set
dows such at once; but about there, IL has rdicu
lous cbsnce of bepg real Some of the clauses 10 the
Pew Consututoh sounu sosuIoy uko 'ronief hoAicsu
directed by some enter0fisiDx frontier American
There an Anglo Saxon flavor In that part which
thorizes the Grand Junta to appropriate 10 their
and others such moneys they may deem proper
and shall not be under the necessity OF rendernX [
voucher for the same" and another which
them "to make laws 10 exclude from Office all suc1
persons as are or have been oppo'ed TO the authority
Of the Jonts The psmes which figure 10 these pro.
ceedinps are all Mexican but the North Anerisan ad
w nturers with pames more SDansh th an Johnson
jenkins, have had hand la concociins the revo!u
ton or getting up the hoax. Whichever 1t is It 10 a
NJ on strous kuupbup
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Railroad Accidents.
C.. II. B.
To ne Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

~ "e hotte' ~ Inc ". u. Tribune:
In the daily list of Telegraphic Items. ~
now served up a. sauce to breakfast evsrybody ex
pecs 1 matter Of course TO 6nd some new Railroad
Accident Locomotives getting 70 be quite Impair.
na IN Their onslaushs. To-day il is only deaf NUT
VI" struck down, yesterday I, was an old man of
seventy me DAY before if,le boy and jus, preceding
'ns 'our young ladies' So with other accidents a
"hee broken on tender, a. 81 Paterson IA dsv.
sinee, acc the train 10 all In heaps, Ass,n an .,,s
breaks and cars and passengers are tambed Inn, thu
eeh or this river, as the Michigan Southern Rad
but week ago. BY way If change, no and then ON.
H1a funs directly into another At the rate of 40 mile.
M hour, spli.'ips It open and seuding half dozso
neepy passengers into eternity 40 on the Erle Road
horoelhyiue few dsys sluce
VEL Why should not lie be- cheso Ia this country
you zoo your eesrs and garrets a. fuu of young
yspuos~s Tor Presidential fans Ard are not vouS
T. ~ Win the hun sntes of other cllmes
t '.o more 10 All KILLED od OF tails Gro Sded poou
auon' me trssser the loom aud The ha,sr ,S
Tor ttose thai are left 49, ''''0' tno onsace
a car fall Of Aldermen or A.emsl,us,. v...
dumped inic too Hudson River the mr. ny,. "o,e
be fair for sort OF Railroad Nxin I'VE. would
strike directly at the rot Of the esL Ns.an souio
solicit tee particular stenuoa u cane idat,s e. Nc
i've lame 70 The necessity OF providtog, '0s"s
fvr' mat all passenger cars bs run an yvroA,
iron wheels. The necessity of this Ia ,usc,sn,ou
parent to any man who will take the trouble 10 looA
The repair shops OF almost any road In the Ia I'D WI.
ne may see cast Iron whees broken 10 every coaceiys
BILE way. hesped up By hundreds rnis N no a.rac
ANY man Can see Tor himself Indeed 90 we'll aware
are the Managers Of this tsbdensy 10 orsak.gs si,s
east whecis tost the observing passenger will note man
song around the cara at tbs s0Dpng stations sounding
The wheels with banner
Scosd; The present uophiosophical ana outrss aou,
system Of si.g aries should DO d ne away with Oas
soeid shii that h'e ard property enough had been
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List of Patents.
f,.iss IRON ne Uried Patent Occs for the
en6.Hf Sel.t q, l852

Issued iron Pc United SfdteS Pdfct Dce or ne ioess
ending Selt q, 1852
[Carefully Prepared Inc New fsrk Tribune
VIM. III. Andrews, of Cheshire, Conn.,,
aud r. T. Andrews of PyInou h. Conn for improved Al.
aim Time piece for Lighting La ops Dstei Sept Il 1852
Jemes Ashbon, Of Wocoyills. Conn for lmprovom snt
in Turning Pegs for Guitars ~. Dated Sept. 81, 1851
CarVii Macb'pes Daled Sept. n, 1852.
theodore G Buckn Of Toy N. Y, for improvement in
Coating Iron with Copper. Dated Sept. q, 1852
Reuben Dsoiels OF Noodsock. VI, for Improved Hand
Drilling bschire Dated Sept 81 1854
j. H. Hall 4 John LOgTey, OF Wheeling = Tor I'M
prove nent in Horse Collsn. Dated Sept y. 1852.
l. Hobart of Hing am, Mass, for InprJuemsat in
Portable WsTdrobes Dated Sept Il, 1851.
RUbt Knight of Cleveland o. for Improvement in Ma
chineiy fol- Beve Edges Of Skeps Metallic Strips
&C Dated Sept q, 1852
ANA b. Lewis, OF Brooklyn, Wis Tor Improvement In
Rskes. Dated Sept. q. 1852
James Mallory, Of New ork, N. Y, for Improvement
in Paper Cutting Msehines Dated Sept. Il, 1854
Dsbie v. Pond. OF New Haven, Conn, for improvement
inCIayon Rubber Dated Sept. a. 1852
RlchsId Prosser of Birmingham, England Assi}nor to
Thos Prosser, Of Ncw.iorS, v, for Application OF a
Free Joint Tube in circumstances where 1t exposed 70
external pressure Dated Sept. p, 1852 Ante-dsed May
ST. 1852 -
Moses G Farmer, Of Salem, Mass, AsdsOor to himself
ard Chas C. Coffin OF Boscowen, ". Il for improvement
in Galvanic ClJcAs Dated sept q, 1852.
DESIGNS.
w. A. Allen OF New York. NJ Y, for Design for Cam
era Stand. Dated Sept p, 1852.
Francis KibuD, of Lancaster Pa for Design for Wire
Fence Dated Sept. q, 1852
OI.n w Andrews Of Providence, X. Assigno TO l'aac
Backus of Canterbury Conr. Barstog OF Norwich
Conn., for De.ign for Cooking Stove Dated sept - S5-
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MARRIED.

Sept 81 BY Rev Dr. Spencer Gems, Rev. CHAs g. SON
MFRS 10 Miss ELIZA 3. SEfsOUR. all Of this city
"wednesday. sept "a rsnynsn. Nsstchss,er CO. ~
Rev Abel Y stewart. Mr. A8h g. SMITH 70 Miss EUPHEalA
AsGENIsE. both OF this CITY
In TN. ery sept ~ hy Rev Mr. B,nsrs DUSclS PHYFs
Esq STANFORD. Mss A CLELASD, daughter Of
James CIelABd, Esa Of this .
A,sL P.us Church sinI sns Sept a. ~ Rev Charles H.
Haley Of NewYork GEORGE A. BRANDRErh, Esa TO Mss
VIRGINIA Ssusht. o. Hon Aaron War; al Of former Place
On nursdsy -. Andrews, Harlem by Rev e x.
Dnper Mr.. john PROPHET to Miss ASN ELIZA BRADY,
daurhter ofihe are wilsm Brady fsa, al Of this
&c Schenectady papers pss.s
stNswpor r. L. TUESDAY morning by Rev Mr. Fon. Pastor
efthe Church Of the Lady md Rev Mr. Bsver Rector
ofTiui,y Church HI. ESceIsnsy COUNT De sARrIGEs En
EroroAry sad Msr potentary from France to hs
Jared States and Miss ANNA D. second Of the late
Charles 1h0rndiks, Esq Of Boston
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SECOND BOARD
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF Thursday

s.,f % Fir.t Boods! sobaJhn Navg,uDn Preferred 81
200 Capd, IA $50 shuyhh Na sau'n ~ ~ sur,h
Am-n.an Coal i31, ~ DO. 10 1872 b schuyhl haugt,nh
a. 81 30 Union anal az 10 fo 10 90 10 ~ 40 Gil
rafd Banb lGk; 10 Penn-yvaha Rsufoad, ~ IS d. ~
Reading Railroad A., - 20 VI 900 usnaton
Ws,erwors- IT, oh t5Q0O Camden Amboy knfod o. TO-
Iol Wilmington Railroad. 3il Peua'ytania Bans 10
$500 CITY 70 lO3; 5000 su.quehannah CanI ~, - 80 1ti
ug Rauad, ga sl0OO North American Cool g., iOk 5000
Meadow Railroad o. tJ 500 Pennsykama q, S1VU
RESIDING Railroad IS 20, H5 . 49, as,
N-eord Board-7O Penn Il r. ~ roo T. l. RR, i9g :
s28 f3i Nav 100 \. A. Tff 10 -W ofad bA
~ zoo y A. Coal. n Mech B. 3ls u ny IA 10
30 Union canal li 30 o. Is 800 Read H. n Ut q;
sprns Gararn - No. Ot Sch Nav preferred q 10 beaver
N.s5ou K .5 ~ do as 500 Lehgh os y - 90 DO
q5 zoo su,q Canal s. = 25 DO, stock lJH 3" T. D.
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U. 5. DISTRICT couRr-B.far, Jud.. B,rr.

joseph Waller William ard Jacob Brisal Adam Fer
owners OF the schooner Ehra Hamilton
To recover S204, damage sustained by
the sinking OF the schooner Splendid beonsn, plaintiff
between and O'Clock the morning Of the 18th 0ecsm
Der 1913 The spen lid to buTden started from the
foot Of Troyst North River aod ran foul OF the Eli Ham
sunk about five mihutesthe Of the Splendid, IL Is
said having with difficulty saved their ves By setrns
board The + H. On the part of plaintiff Il alleged that
the Eliza Hamilton did not have any light hoistst 20 that
she eond be readily and that person boa'd refuse
10 scken her chain the captain OF the Splendid ais
covered her Both points denied defense and
10 also said that the difficulty occurred from the fault Of
tbose beard the spenod that when she got ahead OF
the T. the wind died away the board
leced drop her anchor and that she dsd foul OF the
T. H. end the patches Of the ). not being down. shs flied
with water ard sunk IL also SAID that everything
proper done on boari the T. II. Desson reserved.
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sing on Monday evening nsxl
STRANGERs.-Among the arrivals at the
METROPOLITAN yesterday were Mrs. Gen Gaines Hon
Charles Sumner of Massachusetts,, Hon. B. Lamar OF
Georgia, Hon W. Henry and Hon 7. K. Chandler OF
Vermont, MAJ. Ogden of the Army, p s. Van Rensse-
aer Of New Hamburger, Henry Edwards Of London.
A, the IRvINc, Gov. Porter OF Pennsylvania, Hon.
Giber. Dean OF POughkeepde. Hon. S. D Hammond OF
Albany. Dr. Rogers of Tennessee II. White of SYRIA
euse.
AT the AsroR, Z L Shaw Of San Francisco Gen.
Robinson Of Pennsylvania, Maj. T. B. Rsading OF Call
iorI!s F. Holster OF Utica Or. Crslsston OF the Army
A, the AMERICAN, Billy Boaless, the noted Indian
Chief with Capt Blake and Mr.. Mix, agent and Inter
prefer.
ARRIVAL OF BILLY BowLEGs AND SUITE.
The dstipgulshed visitors from the everglades OF
Florida arrived In this City yesterday from Washington
abou, one O'Clock 7. NJ under charge Of Gen Blake
and Mr. J. Grifu. and put up at the American Tneir
names are Billy Bowless, or Hooss Ml,kO, Fussths
Ena,hls, Moose Enathla Choco,e Tustenusgs, repre-
tentative Of Sam Jones' John Jumper sarpaka Yohola
Abraham, "a nsgro) ipterpre or.
In the cour,e Of the afternoon the7 visited Bsrnums
Museum and Viewed the city from she roof prospect
"nieh hissiy delighted and astonlshed them lacy
psisea the evening a, Nl5los.
IooaJ they vii ste the lions paying snothar vih'o
the Museum" and isAip ride up to Hsh Bridge Thsy
are 10 rtnsh here uun Saturday, when they viii iesve
py nesnshsp Tor Savannah and thence 10 Key We".
After dsPosns Of their property they will leave for
sheir new home in the Far West under charge Of Gsn
E--s:-R, !eas! .hsy tsys crelaseG sals.
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the frs. note Of danger Such brake 10 no. IN use on
the Reading Rosd In Pennsyiyaia, and on one or two
o,bers ana should be everywhere
Iye-bst these new tt'ngs all cost money Aud
,beres the rub What is your neck or NINE In the
scale when gold IL In the oshert TlAvELER-
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Metropolitan Hsn-Madame Atoms fith Concert
Move Garden Robert Macare Ballet DTertissemea Sc
Wsnaci Lyceum-1he win; His Last Legs.
Burtons Cure 0 the Heart Achs Is He jealous
Broadway Ibeater-Othelo; Popping The Question.
Bsrnu Bussuu,-OphAn's Dream The z Limeuck BOY
Woods hrstrss-No 80 Broadway, Concerts sysmns
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Flnr-Ahont l0 O'Clock on "Wednesday

nisht fire broke cut in cooper shop on Pearst whence
communicated with thenous- OF william Sre sro;sf on
The ccrperof York and Pesss and TO an s1oin9 ten7
,0ept occupied by two families The bindings we're Of
wood .pd burned very rapidly notwithstanding ne sxer
tious of The bremen ani entirely consumed Mi ssz
os evehipa he had His family did not even succeed Ia
s.yins their wearing apparel Tne re'den's Of Las ag,'
were partial insured but the soasens not The
entire lop will reach about - go.
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cIRcrIr coURr-ss'ors Jud:: Roo'',Hr;


BY prOprietors of fhe Weekly Rerle,C
sssnst Dr. W,ox and pstner Of Albany to recover aOo
smOun ALLEGED IL be dus agreement 10 publish al
yenemeDt susapara for year s2On for said yea
So having been paid and the advertisement disco ,tnued
at the end Of the third quarter reservation In
The defense is that Me.us Wilcox Co we're greatly IN
urd BY word in the heaoing of SAID advertisement being
altered 10 make IL obscene and TO alter the meaning VI
the orsnath.t such alteration amounted 70 hbsl and
defendants injured 20 tbs vt 600 They
in of the aerson plaintiffs cannot recover This
clsim In reply II said that the types had besu malt
ciously altered by pesn without the knowledge Of
plaintiffs but corrected the moment thu. d'fentsno
wrote 10 plaintiffs aud pointed IL out ana that the alteration
tnly existed TOR two thee weehs-ths on plaintiffs IT.
tsntion being called 10 thew wrote edor. osfed
rewsrd Of so for the detection Of the that al
tered the y sent copy OF the 10 dsend,s aud
the latter appeared to be satisfied sng asrwsi pai tbs
balance OF the first quarters advertising and also promised to
The Court charged that ft Jury believed defendants
to have received the apology and acted ate~ ard 4. Il they
satisfied with It, the present defense cannot be sIs
tanned. Verdict for plaintiffs, $780,
COURT OF COMMON PLEas-B.fors judge I,ss.uu.
Van Antwerp & Hubble as. carnsy, shsuf.
To recover value of span of horses, al
ready referred TO- Verdict for plaintiffs, $3.50.
SUPREME COURT srrc.t TssS- Before Judge Mrea,lt.
DECISIONS.
0ri Hurd and others act joseph Hunt
Defendant moves to set aside the Judg
and execution and relies verbal that
judgment should not be entered for days after the
This denied by the Plaintiff Attorney who
the actual agreement wac 10 vat only day aud
that he that time The agreement stated by the
defendant ing In writing and being denied cannot be
noticed by the Court. stu IL there muu, msnder
star ding the COurt might stay proceedings II justice re-
quired t. With his view tbs prepared has 5era
smnsd. The defendant It show, that the psioh
ms agent to collect c'uain mJnsy q Mcclure and this
Mcclure 10 pay IL, but the painit allowed HIN 70
pay the money for ehsr than defendant aud
this il bv Tomphin, but Mcclure cohtradcts him.
and II for the referee sy which statement cor
There nothing sustain the defendants motion for
rev trial and the plsiuuh wss regular In en'enns
iudsmen tie set aside the Gdsm nt sat execu
must be denied. with SO costs
fvsia- ~ Whiting al. samuel Whiting.
Decree Of divorce.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

AccrpENr.-A child about , years DID,
of Mr. Crane residing in South Sixth q. VA jester
d, accidentally hooked Gown star, a1a hsa ns ,ss
Armed 70.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE. THERMOMETERS AT
A. J. DelGioay's formerly Lynch CldrEs p a Wdlh
1852. ga NJ. Noon. SPIN. 6PM ".
Sept 234 "a 65 10
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JERSEY CRY WATER -Messrs.

C. C.ns Of Brookyp have taken the contract for the
construction of tie distributing II jersey City
Wstsr WORKS Bergen Hill fhe reservoir will Be OF
form the face about steven snd Il will
contain about co. 600 imperial gallons These fentemsa
built two Of the reservoirs Of the Boston Water WORKS
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HUDSON COUNTY corRr-ss..r.. s..uo,.

WednesdGy, sept. 22.-Michael Key
nods ued for violent sssuG and battery on Richard
Msrshs OF Newlok ct the ferry in Hohoken the svi-
denee eopclu'ive, and the prisoner found gry
He aher~Sd plead guilty to charge Of sssult upon Geo
Hsvebs az the sane time Two OF his brcthous who are
indicted for The oaense have decsmped and forfeited
theirh hail
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

DEATH OF JUpGE EDwARps. - On
"Wednesday evening Timothy Edwards. o.. II IN, ola-.s
sn5 respected citizens Of Jersey City, a. the r,.
dencs of bis son-in-lsv J. r Souyler haze, 1919
resched the are Of 50 Mr. ES~anSs w.s sr ra.sy
years Commi ssooer of POisss ssd usce Of tAs Pes.
ard enjoyed the confidence and respect OF his fellow ci
tiKeus.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Police WIG CONyENTIoNs This
evening designated for the holding Of the Police s,r;
the nomination OF Captain OF Poh;e tor
each Dls,tict.
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THE NoMryArIoNs.-In addition to

noupac % already given made Wed1-sday Eishr John
Kins was for Juscs Of the Psa;s for the FRS
District, and Frank II. Dlksman, Justice for tbs second
District.
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RROoKLys CITY COURI-Beore Jgsst 6siIA'''''
Nm s~-el az Georss ". sul~eA

This was an action 10 recover ua,n -
for the removal Of uumbsr Of crates from i,h
~ md hren pl,ced David Arnold hsd
N.sr. s;one so,her build severs hours 81. ~ "a
IN. rrstes from stlwe 10 place In them Mr.
S,itv Il, 20 take the crates back whiea be ga :.
Ems M. ronuss had besn transferred to so"e -. 49,. =,
that the crates belong to him NY s ol.iatif s5
ssrbs~J clua at ch.rs, g s..a .s~s bv An ~,
seiOI :. 80 80 49, committed plaintiff 81 desnd-
sss Xs,set n f,yor Of plaintiff for SO damages
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r. On Wednesday evening, about 10

O'clock the pssserseD coming 90 shore non the
ferry boat Mis Freoghuysen Of Jersey City, Vas forced
of tie boat by the crowd behind ,to the vater Her
brother immedisely plugged in after her. and with the
sistanoe Of others succeeded In reseuins her.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cALEsD.R-Tur pr.

COURT CALENDtR-rHs DAr.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-NOs. 557. 543, 500,
ss4 5S, 5si, ST. $50 25s 1884, 5s2 5eS, 5ea 5sS 5y7
COMMON PLEAS-Nos AIS, 1884, 1876, ls5, 49, 1879 :, l99
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fourth WARD WING NOMINATIONS -

The following uczes WAS nominated BY the Fourth Ward
hgs last evening
-4ldeYmQn-Samusl Booth.
dssess0r-Ezrs Ba'd~in
ConstuLle-Samusl L. dicks.
hspccfors-l si oistiict; Moses an Bu,en. w 'rren
Richmond lid District Isaac Allen Daniel Z +. Fsrna!d
Conmbsoney Of Ercse-Warrsn Richmond.
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C,vpprsr AccrpENr.-On Wednesday

eyeppg servant girl, named Mary murray snPloysa a.
No 81 Derrsu.s Wa dangsrsu,y injured By the eEplo
SION OF c.nphene lamp, while in the set Of hinsit Tns
United ue set tire 70 carpet curaes and furnltur. and
a. rim, tLefe were fears OF cOn1sgraon On :srs
Eus.It and ncConos Of the Third Police succeeded "a
snhduipe the 4mes and yesterd the unfortunate zf OF
whom thers Il little hope Of recovery was conveyed 70 ms
County Hospital At fl.tbush-
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OPPosITIoN PRIMARY MEETINGs.-Fhe
,i.rv neetipgs Of the Loe,Foco party held last
night to nominate Delegates the County Assembly and
CITY Conventions
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BURGLARIEs.-Som time during Ides-
a. pi,b, last the house No 90 Lswr-ncs-st w's ol,-
;onsv entered AZ robbed OF gold coi1 sa1 Dsn< ous
amounting to SIS gold watch and pair o. pAn'''oa'
No detection -. L0,.. =, Mo-.
On Monday plight burglar entered ho .s gi,aov.
,.,re.,t near Grace Church, through oiek WInqo =,
and succe,des in bringing cut valuable French eoH Wn
ne carefully PLACED upon the grass In the yaa
In, out another article which proved 70 oe
esfs ba.k,t An officer on that beat hearing no's wn
e1cteo his suspicious mounted the rear ieoes sac
10 alarmed he bun .r no made his escape sthoD5n
h ~ puT,aed leaving the clock and BASKET oeoloo
house il app.sr, had ceao,ed danas he Gay saa a
r.,on. ntly we're unaware Of what g'.nz 81 below
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ASSAULT BY RUFFIAYs.-A colored man
n'med Dave Levere found Wednesday night n
Gste on nsen'bty iyns upon osvsment 10 'front.' on
saIsnsr bou.e in First near Thid't- md "" tsksn
TO the drug store Of DR. Buds D-p1ty CO-on-r Wnee
he wa resored 10 Consciousness. and lated that roc
dies 40 ss.ulted and pushed him Of or the step OF n,
the back Of bis head. Aaer bis recovery be taken
home
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SUPREME CoURT-sPIciL TssN- Before Judge MircstLt.
L.. DISTRICT COURT
The Grand jury cAme In with three in

dctments- one Of them asans, Samuel Reed, charge
o. attempt revolt board tbs bark Pc The Otn-
made public-the parties, bslevs, not having
TEEN arrested
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Adver1sementI
RPSuTIPUJ DpPss (,Oons-Everv 8

DFhUIIFUL DKEss UOODs.-EVeTy III
tele Of eh Dress Goods Of the beautiful c,ors aud
the finest tsxtue-embrscjng Shawl 81 Ks Mernos Para
msttu. CuhmereE Muslin de LANES, Csnton Cloths, Al
psess Bomhsznes and all other Dress Gods in every
riety, 10 offered at COLUMBIAN BALL, No. ISL Grands at
such extaordin,y 10 prces that causes thousands to
crowd the store daily Those who have visited Columbian
ball within the past two weeks, Will bear witness 70 the
fact that larger assortment better quality Of rich dress
offer In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

FMadame SoNTAG continues to i'm
prove and there 10 ubt that she will be able to
sing on Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
ARREST FOR Hoy1crnr-The wo

ARREST FOR HoMCIDE.-The woman
Ellen Rooney, against whom the Coroners Jury on Tues
cay rendered verdict for casing the de,h Of Mrs Mar
ssret Tayor late Of No 81 H-mmersy By throsius her
down matt ofrsis Monday night taken into cue
tody on wednesday evening BY Officer Poilon, OF the
fghh "srd Police warrant issued BY CORNER Ives
The soeu'ed was committed prison await further action
by the Coroner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

Academia boy named John Sands,
residing 1t No ls2 Secoudst srsns ana snosed
down BY horse ard ear Wills In sthst, on "ednesy
evening He was taken 70 drugstore In the vicinity
where Is wounds which we're dressed oy VI
g. L. Bud after which he removed 70 his residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

ACCIDENTAL DRowNING.-On Thurs
day morning, shout ~ O'Clock, & named A. NJ Price
accidentally e from the pier In the docs foot OF Warren
and was drowned before aid cous Be rendered The hoiy
vas taken 70 the Third Ward Police Station by Officer
Roberts and the Coroner notified to hold an inquest