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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
ers and wears ending April 5, 1852 I:


Total income 10 syo2ss <<2Ssis0 Eli o2L9i 7473
For the year. this elbows increase Of 297 as6 in the
Custom: f57, 674 in the Excise: 100000 In the Posi-
Office 430e(0 In the Crown Lsnds. and ESQ 434 In tie
miscellaneous total OF 29l4317 In STAMPS
there was decrease of &aS ess; stamps &659 SIS !;
Property Tax, all?,579; lmpost ana other Taxes,
&ls93C7 and &9 4s3 in rspsymeut~. Total Ell l21 g32
thus showing net decrease Of 1877 5e for the year
For the quarter tie increase was-Customs 26S $50;
Excke, ,52S; Taxes, &I2s,2 64 Crown Lands,
$4,000; Miscellaneous, ZIP 7j9-tetsl &34a3lO The
decrease wns-stnmps k32co Property Tax, xal.
l22 oet-Once, Rl3,ce0 irnprsst and other moneys
&240 71e-thus showing increase Of 1884 for
the quarter.
The declared yhlae Of the exports from Grest Britain
for the month ending Hsrch 3 1852 x55J35J b~.
Ing a. increase Of A6l3.274 compared with the cor
responding month Of le5l. on this increase e1ss
wss ia cotton yarn; &lG3fll In cotton nasnutscturo.
snd % l73 In wooden The principal de
crease was In export OF metals, &23,r.5
The atess Intelligence received In England from tn.
gold pacers Of Aurtraia, is highly enccurasins New
discoveries dsy made end one account states inst
section Of country between Sydney and vctoria
Mountains was enc field Of gold The Government
Commissioner, It IL stated, Lsd tn. and half OF gold
duft under hs care, waiting for ca ercort 10 Sydney
Gold duet Of the vaae Of R3coo IL reported to havs
recently arrived at Liverpool from Sydney
The new ~ cents were loIf5o IL raFk. ami de
cent? III The CRY of Psri- had just made boss.
wfSeh yielded the taksr only akou, , sest
The creditors Of Texas appointed Com
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Nosb.r April IA
AsHEs-The market is quiet aud heavy Tor Pots At A. Ps
inactive at sc 1890 3lA. a.
COTTON less firm bales changed hams a. Ices falS
in favor OF the buyer.
FLOUR AND hEAI-Thers change note % orr mahs
the low grades Of State and Western FLOAT The as 10
percepbe influence the market The demand IA ecs
the Fast for snd the home The incsesy ~
weather restricts business the market eo.ns with good dr.
lrmness Canadian - saet bat hrniales 81 no. bb % ban
for the Province - ss The sales Of Doae,ii 500 "a
~ isk6t4 ~ straight State; ~ 81 9A9
OHIO, round sna het hoop ~ go aks
Mixed Fancy Michigan snd 1ndisBa-Fsnces aai Enns "
Southern quiet, but holders 6Tn nos
arrivals and Little inquiry for shppnssAes Of go tbs as
fSdf for Mixed 10 good straight brands, aEt - aS ~
Tor Fsncy Rye Flour heayysa~s Of 200 bob. p. - JksS
~ Corn Meal stesdysa-s Of about 100 bb jersey Is III
GRANITE markr for Wheat without much change Tsse
ply and demand aks limited aud prices fil gate neal
o. Rye settled with better demand II go sA
75c Barley da Barley Malt ssass
Oats are ens freely offered AMI the market better Sales ssf
at tOU 3c and Jersey 3Gz fo Corn rather heavy w n a.
demand mostly for the home trade with sJ
HOO bush stooae,sc for northern and yes; o. v
Southern W hte and Yellow, aud cc. for jersey f" os
wHIsRY-The marisi is dull and prices rather .1senh "a
Western Prison held .ftc Drudge cue, ., &C., time a"
interest.
PROyIsIONs-Our market d. and s snd prices ess
nominal There disposition se sas- VI 20 sbh 80
nosnal els Is for Mess .ls 20 f OIL d. and sI
Prime Prime Mess nominal els TO- Beef s,sg IN
with moderate inquiry and hight receipts Sales Of 90 ts
lots s tlOfs sl3 fcr Mess and t7ae7 Pn. Pm. h
quiet at Ssa tc Beef Ham. held s6a sl6 10 wihs' -
shoulder and oeaIoc for plain hams sane .a5 wa
ed, dloc 1srd fns good ferzn sni ar ~,
ply sers OF $50 tee End bb ~ sss- cu bss
lie Batter plenty, bat with good dsnan p0'ss Des
q. slGec.
WOOL arvs The auction anrosncet or 'he ~
700 u fan blo<ied Domestic Fleece sold 4-isc, sc &C.
1000 al axe, AID 1000 y coarse at &c.
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,pcra Of the sseea's noztTib, and posh ;..H, Eau
set DOT d the WY. Tae .pe'krr 2roaes yea
ridicnls military i~ne, wno"esy n- rn. L.. s,en
sar sco,r. or Fi.lncre &c. Somebody era. ~ y,
s,ec,ed Gen Tsyor' yoa cut serve zoo 81" - n
NOV T1is hin a; the speake-s profession ~ r'egy
IT, byc,,ytt hearty sus.fcr. he proeeedei 70 say n
:r,. xss elected beca..ee South Carolina wa about 70
- ,,, ~ the Union end he ,"ne could prevent " tie
exnycs,ed his admiration Of Gu Sco'' hat tsonynt ne
could not he elected lCheeis for Scott be 'nou-n'
~ ben scott found the rend- 81 Fillmore and Web
sser eoalesced in me Convention. ne (cef) wpui
Withdraw from tho contest ne deemed me noinins
ION of Wehster and his election matter Of fact
Amid cries for Peckham and others, the
meeting adjourned with quietness mt often equsea
on great and important political OCCASIONS.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 49,

The ncemency Of the weather a,s
community within doors Corros held hfmy, sad ne s0
sse materially reduced. Bass steady - Is ~ -
Tie FLoVs market gaet Tie 1enaAs F sp
Emitted snd the ony .alcs reported sbo, ot ~
mostly brspds At ~ 2 sns - soD -:sof
brands freely offered - q bb without f.disr psta-f
Rrs FLoUs as< Cons kssL nosbns doss We ie ss"
90 &c, and the latter o. O. y Dbl. wi.k 1-sfas A,
Grs-1kers sood DEMAND for Wheat AID vscs ~, 49,
nsntsIned sales Of 90 bush PRIME PcHnyhaa Wit a. ~
and red IT Coz q buse The latter description nHf -,
grinding Rye isr demand. Corn-ss-s q <so~se" e~~
Penhsylvsnis and sos,hsIn yellow, Iart ~ b4, aseaf
Oars sod csasHt Sales Of $500 bn,keA SOD Ien>
MIA Al &C. y buslc Corrr held for hzsr gree. sfs..
GOOD seKanc fun sss- Of go hhd- Srna
ID, on time Hsss pssG hes sa.snc~d and no.f- - go
$50 bbl wsDsr s IN si.ady demand AZ H. "a s0~ an
lg in
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Bo.Rp OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

r.
the opening Of 5stst Peter E Riley end others to nave
lIth-av between 18th and 27hsts regulated and paved:
of the Masdaen Society for reet roIn the o'
grading sts between Sd and 5thavs; of Geo w. Nor
ran TO be appointed Commissioner of Deeds OF w H. Ad-
ans 10 fiji in and grade lZd between lstav and Avenue
Of the representatives of the Fire Department for larger
building 10 be used as the Firemens Hall" Of Jones Row
land others have the grade OF trontt and Pecksp
raised OF property Woosters against the rail-
road in said street of John NJ Brown and others against
the construction OF proposed sewer IN Centres between
Grand and Brooes.s Of Hook and Ladder Co No II for
new truck; OF 8 C. Durgin, for appropriation 10 ouiid
machine for sweeping Broadway without spr1nkhng or
raising any dust Of Hose Co Nc. 81 and Hook and Ladder
Co No in reference the plans Of their houses OF
property demonstrating against the proposed sewer
in Pearl-st. -,..
which were adopted on the 18th April lS49 BY the Com
mon Council relation 10 the gold boy which was presented
from the files aud referred Joint Special Committee TO
ascertain and report who the person emitted 70 he shd
gold box according TO the terms OF the VII by when II was
deyed 70 this City To lay oil cloth IN the tea room
To build from Essex market TO connect with the
sever nearest to said market and appropatins - there
for Directing Controller 70 report the refnlssions Oh
taxes and the donations since the LIST OF January.
The Washington Monument-A petition, signed BY Daniel
1ocaton for aid in the prosecution Of the work Wash
ington, which was refeed to the Committee on Ars ana
Sciences. re. g.,
Church in Clf-st notice take down and rebuild their
wall and ordering the Street Commissioner TO accomplish
the work should the owners ial IN having e request COM
Mayors Message-A message received from the
Mayor nominating Doctor y. L. WEEK tor the once OF Res
dent Physician Laid on the table.
Another from His Honor the Mayor, nominating Dr. W.
Rlakeman for the Office of Health Commissioner In the
place of Dr. r. L. Marion resigned Also laid the table
Renors Adopted-To build sewer in Grandst from Su
folk TO Esexs.s to repair and flag Eas between Grand
and Rvington ST. also for flag the southery side OF
between Avenues 3. and c.; to repair the sidewalks OF
Chambes-st also in favor Of tagging sidewalks of 3lsst
with Mr. Peine 10 pave portion Of Broadway.
Concuyved in-A resolution from the Board OF Assistants
directing he Controller to withdraw from the list of sales OF
docks and slips about be sold the pier and bulkead foot
of Wast F. r. the having been applied for for the
purpose of establishing a ferry.
Resolutioa Adopted-Asking the Counsel to inform tho
Board if injunction ponds against the Commissioners OF
Ferries and any, what action has been taken to remove II
Adjourned to "Wednesday.
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S.,rs or SrocKs AT PHILADELPHIA.

=, "a ts.s-E,frrf Bserd--s44o Ken W 90 - s,.n
r = q jcc so Read T. a.. 57a l0o s7S y. 10. -
sea Perm s. ~ 81 $40 DO. 90 - Cam AM I'm H. ~; ~
20 Nom, CarsL qA 80 do. i9S "a f-ch h..' az. -
n n Nor "a. o. .oo spnns Gsra-n - ~, - W.
r.tnv Il r. - fesn Il. r., tss s'" >e'l N'' o.
% 60 Paara IS Mech Rk 81 sloo T. q. IS iy' -,
>orr7-.o~n
Rad r. R .sL 100 lehss Nv Sa Il , TO- ca
- - ~ s;b I'M, u \ s4no svas Garden c. lto sso
- So io rors Island r. r.. io'. sIn hraa II ~
NJ, ia e ~
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e The many lovers of art and admirers
of excellent pictures who love stop at the windows
along Broadway will be pleased 10 Observe that new
display is made fo1her edifcaon by Roor the Daguer
reian at No 363 He has Just completed important al
difjons and changes. which viii make his place more
popular than ever His display Of pictures &c, today
viii add attractions to walk through the greas
thorouehfare and new patrons 10 his rooms.
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Court CALENDAR

CoURT CALENDAR-Ih1S Ddg-CoM-
MON PIEss-Psrt Mos. 39l, 1913, 3s5 3s7, 1913, 10
2s7 3s9 4Ol 4 405 4C7, 100, Al, Alb, 4l5 Part Il
No. $40. - - -,
SUPERIOR CoURT--Nos ia, rs, 30, 264 2e' 2sl,
os4 2ae go IT, 20 So 102 60 l2, ls9, -, l42 l4-
49, a. POI 30l. 32 300 30f 305, 3Ot, 7, 3oS, s 5ll'
3l3 3l4, 3l5 3l6 3l7 3l9. 30 49,.
Crpcrrr CouBr-Nos. 267, 246 1872 800, POI, 363 1884,
20 SO 3l3 TO $50. n
SrpRywY CouRT.-Specal Term-Nos ID, ~ y, ~,
H. "A. SO TO (3 inclusive.
II 8 DISTRICT CouRT-Nos 26 to q, 81 10 30
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A I.nnn Call TO HousEkEEPERs.-

a LOUD GAIL TO H0UsEkEEPEKs'-
Look at the manifesto just issued by LYoS, No q"
broadway Determined to put all the families in our
ctv ~ r., he has put down the price OF his Magnetic
Powders and Pills one half house can be swept OF
bedbu-s and reaches for % cents or OF rats and mice
for the SEINE trifne amount This is the cheapest of
ell the cheap luxurics of this cheap age.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday April 49, by Rev H. Fay Mr. JAMES
CUSHING, Jr, 10 Mis-. NARY J. fAIRCHlLD.
On Thursday The 18th Bethlehem Pa by Rev Philip
H. Goepp Rev. BERNARD L. DE sCHWEINIrZ to Mss IL. C.
GOEPP, all Of Bethlehem.
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DIED.

On Sunday April 49, MARY ELIZABETH wife of Theodore
Humber and daughter OF VIM Bsmns aged p years months
family respectfully invited attend her f
neral Tue.ay this the her residence No 81
Readest, at ~ O'Clock, p d. -
On Monday, Apn 49, of consumption, Mr.. FRANCIS NEALS
aged 80 and 10 months.
The friends Of the family invited 10 sttend his funeral
Wednesday, 2lst O'Clock p NJ from the residence Of his
On the i9h instant JSo THOMAS son Of David B. and Hannah
b. Cunningham, asee years, months and ~ days
TIE friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend his
sa from the residence Of lis grandfather Mr. Jonathan Knapp
No. 54S Grcenwichs 81. . p NJ. this day.
In Brooklyn Monday the 10Th Instant FANNY,
fsnt daughter Of jesse and fhebe fortsr.
Funeral Tuesday 9Cfh ~ ocsct NJ from No. 1853 jay
ct Brooklyn, where relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend
wrrrlr Rsrorr Dr.rHs the City and County of sew
fot The 10Th day Ap the nth FAY Of April 1882 Men,
20; Women, 81 Boy-, A22j Girls 53-total, $40
Diseases-ApoyeXy 10 Asthma Atrothz Angina Bleeding
oE Womb bleeding Banned scaded Bronchitis TO- Cancer
2 Csiah l. Casualties . Colo Consanpon IS, Convuons
Crosps Congestion Of Lungs e Cyaros Debility Dehrun
Irenen- DIrhea g. Dop-y D. Drosy the Hd 49, Dru~y
the Shert Drowned g. Dy-sne E.peias s. Fever g. Fever
ruersa s. Fever Rstcn Fever scare, Fever ryphod
Fever Tyhus TO- Fever Nervous Of Heart HoopnS
Cough infsmnaonof BRAN a. Inflammation Of Boves Ia
kidneys l. Inflammation OF Lsnss Infammaton Of
illumination Of Throat Inflammation OF Womb
mus Measles s, cid Age Palsy Premature Birth l. Rheuna
trim scrofuh Small Pox TO- spinal Dsewe Suicide
ING Iumor teersion Of ntestines liberation Of WOMB
vsriood !, tskRown3.
<seundsr year, 81, years, u o. to TO- 10;
lOto So 10 20 y so 70 co. II, %
70 ~ lfj 70 10 81, ~ 90 TO- ~, ~ snsnown,s
Placer Of Naf'ssfy-U Enssa1
Scotland o; Na~- g. Germany, 20; frDe, Italy British
POSSESSIONS II xorl AHenea, East Indies uakno-n,
Prem hs.pia BeaerS. 5; Randall l,lsats City Hospital
Leland 81 Co'ofed Howe Cooreu persons, 7.
ia'emeHt. Fetsrs-d FROM Ward. Islsad, %.
Cifv bspxercr,, OFF, frr,l 49, -
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The above table dscoses the fact that In our CONNER
cia navy we are but six years behind Great Britain
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DR.. Rrandreth's Principal Office, on and
.o,~ Nv 1852 will We located az No. AZ Broadway,
betwe. and Csnast. for the sale OF Bran
drsth's vesetable uniyer,l Fills.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE THE THERMOMETER a., MN,
M D,LyhAr's Formerly Lycei CzaySs 81 w1e-v,'
1852. IAN Noon. 5fh I'm
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New.Yerk Cattle Markct-April ~

EsporSt iOf The IubnHeJ -
Yor Bseves a. The Nasnsoa Drove Yard. ecstsf . - e.,
3<sh -. and ChsnIt>hns Hudsoa River Banf hsc -.
Hooinson-t For Cows and Caves, Sheep and bsh"' "
sns IN 9TH ct sas,, and ssr Chssno~rsir ~
Az WAsHnsrss Bse'E rAAo-f0eO Besves. q. $50 . -
20 1st week. ihoush prirs do vsry ns.er-s 80 -
Qualities command ? 70 " eesss y ID. benzof Az NV"
let ..... ~
Az Bss~vps'sso Cows SD Calves. s@'ss .; 80 -
Oeh 10. ~ s~sA. ssesn AID LzEss-ifoo ca No.
hcn % 70 90 o.. AZ rold. OIL -
AT CrisvHsDs-Hrpsss Rrvsn B-,tt hrp y 60.
Bes' Cs,ts, III soe, sslss a. it@stSi ~ Coz. -.
80 efb<D Sheep st tbWrS ~ - 49,
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rAes-fL~-rs-n,l
N,BLo's The Roussets are delightlng

NIBLO's -lEe ROtSSeJS arc uCHS INNS
crowded audiences rightly by their astonishing dancing
TI evening they give the hart of Catrina, wich has
he,n rendered 80 famous nv the exquisite and resho
rttnc Of the wonderful" Caroline, as the programmes
Justly designate her.
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MADAME JENNY LIND GoLDsCHMDT's

CoScyRTs-We are Glad TO hear that these Concerts
will be given with fine and full orchestra, and when
we say that JOSEPH BURKE will be at its head our read
ers will congratulate Themselves that the last Concerts
will be worthy the character of the first We take this
opportunity TO add our own wishes to the adimraoie
suggestion Of our contemporary Of The Courier y En-
qn;yer that Nine Goldschmdt should give at least one
Concert worthy Of herse her husband and that large
circle of musclovers who would fin hear from Jenny
Lind for evening nothing but the best During her
career in this country she has graciousy and, we think
on the whole wisely adapted her programmes to tho
general taste She has sung for the people such music
as the people wished 10 hear-rcvealng in il newer
beauties and meanings-sunlike, Frightening all she
touched With this we have no quarrel But among
those people there many whose musical sympathies
are entirely harmonious with her Ownwho would listen
in the came spirit Ia which she would singtO the choic
Get songs Of Beethoven, Mozart Mendelssohn, Weber,
Schubert, and Haydn--not excluding whatever Italian
musc could rightully rank with theseno so much per-
ac brayuras as the soemnties of Alegri Carelh and
the rest or Gondola songs and barcaroes II s request
name should well consider Not twice in the life of
any lover Of music is given him TO hear such music 80
sung How many times have the great composers had
such interpretersi Let her remember that though
young people, not altogether satisfied with sylla
bub however sweet that taste the ambrosia
which she only dispense 1t would be recognition
on her part that there American audience worthy
the best she could do win she not add this last jewel
10 the crown of glory with which she has crowned her
elf
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MARTIN BLooxEx DECLARED INSANE.
ia the Oyer and Terminer yesterday Martin Boomer,
under Indictment sor killing his VIE on the 24h Jan.
las. ny sssbbing) was Srsned. Tue plea in his ease
Asips jssaijty. Dr. Co.e physician to the City Prison,
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S'tr Ocean EfeaSsers.
Pssse sssrs @ Arrive

h sss~x~kA 0sssys. tss Nsr Ots~ss fr Nc m a, J.
Pss1eSN Y. nsp,s SD hSy, W. ". n. G. 49, servsA
n Ltsns J. Dsrsv ma yss Bafbssk. s.Et, sis EossA
n J. BnI<esf ". Erss<ss, d. - iisnssf, - p.Ssssd
1Ses. HoSs<, 4 q. HossUosy,J J. BsssH, sss-
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE Board |

OF Aldermen last night adopted resolution to cover the
"Tca Room" Corporation grogshop, in the City Hail.
with oil cloth II advised by one Of the members
that the resolution had better be Immediately sent TO the
Board Of Assistants for the warm season
was approaching and the room in bad condition That
portion of the City Hall had better be attended to by the
Health wsrdens II may become pestiferous nuisance
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE NEWER

ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE NEWER
sEY RAILRoAD-The Newark O'Clock train on Monday
morning ran into the of the Philadelphia ran at the
Bergen Station the latter having halted moment at that
place take in passengers The engine OF the Newark
train was considerably shattered by the collision, one
car of the Philadelphia train thrown of the track, and
another somewhat broken Fortunately no one was in
ured
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HuDsoN RIVER RArLRoAp.-The central

roads, from Albany to Bufalo0 having postponed the
adoption of their Spring arrangements from the 18th to
the Goth ins the proposed change in the running OF the
trains Of this road to connect with the central roads,
will also be postponed to that day Thereafter passen'
gers and baggage viii be cketed through to and from
this city and the principal places West of Albany.
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REAL EsrArE.-Anthony ]. Blocker

sold by auction, yesterday, the following property;
brick houses and lots Of ground, Nos l5}
1855 and l57 Anthonyst between Orange and Little
WaeT-sts., in parcel,
Adrian II. Muller also sold the following
house ard lot south side of 22d-st z3x999. 5000
house and lot adjoining, 2Sxs88. a4oo
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COMMON Observation-Disclosures
CouRr OF OYER AND TERMINER-Judge

Morse presding-The April of this Court commenced
Yesterday morning and the following Grand Jury
pareed VIM NJ. Harris foreman, Peter C. Cornell, VIM.
Layton, VIM. Powers VIM. Cowenhoyen, David Provost,
Samuel Stryker Gnrret G. Bergen, Alex Tomsey, Ralph
Lane Alex NJ White John Barr John Pearson, BENZ Bald
win Lous Duon The judge then charged the jury as TO their
duties and they retired TO their ROOM
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Cattle nsrket-lBy Telegraph

P.u.,u,siA Noresy, syniis, -
sse> nsce oesy 81 Brs-rs a. s4ase 90.
eqrsl 10 ssS - "a Hoss sold 81 81 T'~ss ~
az
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city b'Yssfsr's Qset. Asril II, 1854.

BssoEIss NKrxlr RErss4 Ds4rss-Ths 6Iowins DE Re
po Of Deaths N Brooklyn. TOR tie we4 ending April II, 1885,
Cancer N Nonb Congestion Of Brain Congestion Of Lang
Ssrs.rrton convusscu Group l. De5fsy Dropry Drop
~ ~ Hesd Dyreney Bilious Fever Fs~psrsl
let l-.~ fsrlosd fessr Type- Fever Heart D~se He
rosrisss LaLxs lnfanHston Lanss
Simon l. rertus Unknown haies II
II Children -. Total,
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r. TIE er0mindti0n Of HGrgaretta To-
re4- charged with participation in the murder of the
i.e Of ORC G-unzig was commenced en- Thursday be-
lore Justice Osborn Mira Renner, witness whose tesu
uonv uas sken before the execution Of Grunzig, was
examined Her testimony, however was net as strong
againet the accused it was on her previous exama
o, the length of time which has elapsed having Affect
cd her memory to a considerable extent In csnse
ouence Of the absence of James NJ Smith Esq, who Is
an associate with g. A. Kane, Esq counsel for the de-
ense the care Was adjourned until "Wednesday next at
A
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VISITING FIREMEN. - The WeccacOe
Hose Company, of Philadelphia proposes, as we are in
formed to visit New.York in June next and participate
in the demonstration Of the Fire Department of this City
The gentemsnly bearing of the members of the Wee
cacoe" ene them to, and viii doubtless secure for
them cordial welcome and kind reception from their
brethren Of this City.
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FIRE.-A fire broke out in an upper
apartment of No. e70 Fulton-st, yesterday, but
speedily exiting without doing much damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

eswo.r md ,eg:foe rs 10 Bloomers aet5n While IN
=. IL. I'd l.; lie l-.. &C AsyIIn; ssc, lit &c All TWO
c:icr physicians examined him and all ccnstnfea Ina
ic was crazy Ton this testimony the jury returaei
verdict mr.. II. priso-c- nssne end re Il TO oe
cert 10 the st.te Lunsiic Asylum at Utica
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Ruu REGroS.-In that part of Null

berry-s' running through the Sixth ward along the
northeastern boundary Of the Five Points region 'ere
are % buildings numbers Of which about Ten are u
inhabited leaving &c and OF these there are enough
meatshops bakeries and stores TO deduct dozen more
We then have about IS houses left reaching space oil
about AGO feet; and in ftyeght OF these buildings
Intoxicating liquors are retaed tiiiy-eisht ru'Shop'
in a quarter of mile is pretty liberal allowance, even
for the Democratic Sixth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

SHORT WEIGHT.-Jacob Leibe, fish
mopser was arrested Saturday for selling fish by
false weight gentleman had bought a quantity that
weighed 10 lbs Leibe's scales but, being weighed
again Immediately afterward found to draw IA lbs
only Another lot sold for lbs, fell short over one
pound of that figure.
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EFFECT OF NEWSPAPERS UPON THE

EFFECT OF NEWSPAPERS UPON THE
MINDS OF INSANE PERsoNs.-Mayor Berry, OF WI
lansbureh publishes letter on the subject OF moral
treatment for the insane in which he states that ne mas
ascerained in his last visits TO the Lunatic Asylum ha
the reception of newspapers by that unfortunate class oil
patients produced very satisfactory impression upon
then and seems decidedly to call them back, Tor the
yoornent IN some degree of reason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

Ia Preparations are making by Com
pany No 8 to receive their new Engine which Is ex
pecied will arrive here tomorrow. She was built at
Puwtuckcf, r. l.