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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
FOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.
The Splendid
STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY,
D. D. PORTER, U. s. N, Commander,
4NfA WILL SAIL from the pier at the foot
klna1E of Warren street, North River,
FRIDAY, August 81, at two O'Clock, p. m, pre-
cisely.
Rates Of Passage to Hauana and New Orleans.
NEW ARRANG EMENT.
Ladies' Saloon Berths. observation-disclosures $50
Alter Saloon Berths.. .................. 5U
Storage Berths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Specie only taken on fright to Havana.
Freight taken to New Orleans at 25 cents per
cubic foot.
Shippers offrcight are requested tosupply them.
selves with the Company's bills Of ading, which
may be bad on application at the office. No other
form will be signed
No bills of fading signed after the ship has
sailed.
For freight or passage apply to
NJ. o. ROBERTS,
1T West st., cor. of Warren, New York
Aug Its
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VNANTED-A competent Accountant. who can
w produce satisfactory testimonial Of character
and capacity. Apply at the Republic Office.
Aug l7--df
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SAVINGS AND EXCHANGE BANK OF CAL
IFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO.

SAVINGS AND EXCHANGE BANK OF CAL.
lFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO.
DILLS OF EXCHANGE, in sums to suit, on the
ID blank Of the Metropolis" Washington, and
upon every principal city and town in the United
States.
Our facilities and arrangements are better and
moro perfect than any other house in California.
Persons carrying or wishing to place funds in
California will find il much more safe and conve-
nient to take certificates of deposit from the
"Bank of the Metropolis" as we arc always pre-.
pared to cash them upon presentation.
Investments, Collections and Remittances made
on the most favorable terms.
J. R. ROBINSON,
IT. l.. SMITH.
ROBINSON & CO.,
Managers and Proprietors
July l6-TuTh& Salty
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nRAWN NUMB DRS of the Grand Consoli
~ dated Lottery of Maryland, Class 8.
26 5 9, 90 10 Is al 81 IS II
II. FRANCE & CO.,
Aug u Managers.
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY,

RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY,
Corner Of Third street and Indiana Avenue.
THE NEXT ACADEMIC YEAR will commence
l. on Monday, August 80.
o. G. WIGHT, Principal.
G. w. WILLARD, Assistant.
d. L. SHoREy, Teacher of Greek and Latin.
H. F. COOPER, Teacher Of the Primary Depart
ment.
, D. r. GRoux, Teacher of Modern Languages.
r. GIBsoN, Teacher Of Drawing.
Circulars may be obtained by applying to the
Principal, or at the bookstore of William NJ Nor
rison & Co.
Aug l9-MW ed SattSept4
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ny TELEGRAPH.
Safety Of Captain Marcy

LouIsvrLLs, August ia despatch just re.
ceived announces that Captain Marcy and cIm-
mand are safe at Fort Arbuckle
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FIREi FIRE!
PROFESSOR ROYNTON will lecture again
i this (rHURSDAY) evening at Temperance
Hall, on f street, between 9th and 10th, on the
FIRE ANNIHILATOR.
A variety of interesting experiments will be
made, and at the close OF the lecture Model
House win be fired, and the flames extinguished
by the Annihiator.
To commence at s o'clock. Admission free.
Aug l9-lt
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n j. STEER, Merchant Tailor. Eighth
L 4. street, 3d door from the Avenue, keeps
always on hand a select stock OF reasonable goods
for gentlemen, which he makes up to order at
short notice, and at reasonable prices. Wishing
to prepare for the fall trade, he will from this date
dispose of his remaining stock Of spring and sum-
would do we'll call early, the stock is yet very
complete. Julyl6-TuTh&Sattiii
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TINE MEN OF THE TINE, or Sketches of Liv.
i lug Notublcs, Authors. Architects, Artists,
Composers, Demagogues, Divines, Dramatists,
sc +, &C., in l volume.
The Study of Words, by Richard Chevcnix
Trench M. D.; second edition. For sale by
Augl9 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Sailing of The Niagara, &c.

BosroS, August ls.-fhe Niagara sailed to-day
with sixty passengers and $l5O.OO0 in gold.
Hon. George Grinnell declines the nomination
for Lieutenant Governor ut the hands Of the Wing
State Convention,
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NOTICE.
7 HEREBY forcwarn all persons against harbor.
l. ing or contracting any debts or accounts with
my wife, MARY u. SHaEvE, as I will not pay any
debts contracted by her, she has left my bed
board without provocation.
Aug l9-3t" CALEB II. SHREVE.
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Ariral of the Canada, &c.

BosToN August 10. The Canada reached her
wharf at O'Clock this morning, and her mails
went South in the morning train.
Orders have reached here from Washington to
pay of the Grew Of the sloop. Of war Albany, and
put her out Of commission.
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIue.
Prom Nsw York. From Liueypoo!
Saturday, :" Is, 1852. Wednesday, May
Saturday, 2s Wednesday, Z" 10
Saturday, Junel2 Wednesday, June
Saturday, a." rs Wednesday, '' 10
Saturday, July 10 81. Wednesday, Z" 30
Saturday, I" "a "Wednesday, July IL
Saturday, Aug. Wednesday, :" -
Saturday, "H21 Wednesday, Aug. II
Saturday, Sept. Wednesday, as
Saturday, :" 10 Wednesday, Sept.
Saturday, Oct. Wednesday, %
Saturday, /" Is Wednesday, Oct. 3
Saturday, " 30 Wednesday, -" 20
Saturday, Nov.l3 Wednesday, Nov.
Saturday, L" 81 Wednesday, i" IL
Saturday, Dec. III Wednesday, Dec. /
Saturday. 90 Is Wednesday,, 80 10
Wednesday, I" 20
For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS & CO.,
No56 Wallst rect N Y.
Brown, SHlPLEY & CO.
Liverpoo.
E.G. ROBERTS l. CO.,
l3Kin g'eArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & CO,
26RueNotre Dame des VICTORIES Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold silver. bullion, specie, jewery, pre-.
cous stones, or metals, unless bills Of ading ore
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. ...,.,s h.~ Dec
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bic to tell even within the lirnits Of millions OF dol
lars, how much money they would require to
tain them during the current fiscal year! Laugh
teri You find now the public works suspended;
many portions Of the public service inactive; the
troops upon the frontiers refusing to march ross
the plains to protect the emgrants; and the admin
istration furnishes the excuse that Congress has not
pis.sd The enissa me- BILL AeS
billf Simply in the fact that this administration
were unable 70 tell at the opening Of the year how
much money Il would take TO sustain them in their
Ny fellow citizens. repeat, there here i. no 4e%edy
for these grave abuses but In q change Of the ad.
ministration. speak not simply of tho admins
tration of President Fillmore speak of all Wing
administrations; because It matters not who the
Executive is, II he be Wing he must follow Wing
instincts, Wing practices, and come to the same
result. (Great cheering
If you look into the management OF our foreign
relations, you find no more to cheer the patriotic
heart or to elevate the American pride and protect
American honor, than you will find incur domestic
concerns. When has the American flag trailcd
lower in the dust, in the face OF foreign powers,
than Il has under Whig rule? You find that when
American citizens are Shot and butchcred upon the
Island Of Cuba, in violation Of solemn treaty spu
latons, instf ad of this American Republic insist.
ing upon that satisfaction which such indignties
and outrngcs demand, they content themselves
with making humble apologies for the conduct of
our own citisens. [Great cheers.l s>s...
Ispeak not Of the propriety or the impropricty
of the expedition to Cuba; but do cay that an
American citizen il entitled to the protection of his
Government, in conformity with treaty stpoia.
tions, wherever be may be, and whatever his con-
duct may have been. Prolonged cheering.1 And
assert, furthermore, that the butcheries which
took place in the Island of Cuba were in direct and
paipablc violation of solemn treaty sipulations,
which guaranteed to every American, whether
guilty OF crime or not, regular trial according to
certain rules therein prescribed. ICres of "Ihat's
1t, that's it'll :. 80
Gentlemen, could detain you longer, and show
that the systen Of neutrality profcssed be prac
ticed by this Government was q system OF alliance
with European crowned heads against patriots
struggling for liberty In their native land tCrics
OF "Good, !" and great cheering. ] They take the
liberty Of ordering all provisions and supplies to
be excluded from tho Island Of Cuba which were
sent to aid the patriot cause; yet We bear of no
attempts 70 cut of supplies destined to the royal
standards. Now, submit the question, whether
the exclusion By our Government Of all reinforce.
mcnts, amnunition, and supplies, from the patriot
camp. while their oppressors were allowed to be
fed, clothed, and armed, was not aiding the royal
cause as directly and efectually if they had en-.
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PurLAptLpnrA S,Lrs or SrocKs-Srtnrdau

Nov al Iicadiss Mort g. - =
$1,000 IS ~ Sin,O DO - 81; sou do. So fchs
Noii 90. ci. s,"o Leash D., III no Ches Del Cana ~
S iOs slbua Cfy ~ =. s3tO Sh Nav -. - ana stl
County G, 20 loi'. - Cam Am RR 10 100 sch Pfe.l
"a C0 DO "a 20 d. 91 % Penn r.. a., 30 Do M 70
TO- 6, . Ctrs NrMg Co. go Nous Cl7al. l6' " Uaoa
Csra - - DO. Is Long Island KR ps loo a. OE 30
d. Nis so Do 2Oiss do sO(. do 81, ID No 4 Il
4 "a Harrsbura x H. 10 S.k-bursh RR.. Il; u rdrd
u. lch,. 81 Louis, i.c Pa, IlTi.
PrtteI EcGr' NQ H. I'm R1road c., leoi 100 N,-rs
C1r7l1 2lN1 Sch. Nv Prcre 81 40 Hirr'urs tdrod.
soi 10 Lorf Island Ro9d ~ i0d, lA; 40 d. 20: @O
do i ca DO ~, go do 1917 $40 IN, 20; 81 DO DS
S,ccHa Boarit 90 Read H. X. ~, 20 s sl00dA. ~
Si38C schuy h NV e., - ?! a. 5000 Long iNl H. " o..
rs $500 CO., ~ S2,EOC gud A. H. e., trans, 1921 t3nO
Crfal -. . s'o L"lugh &c. 4. >iDO Pu'nnrgh -,
IT, 500 Re-. De- 20 iona land *. r. "a 100 db.
.OA no De- .ob d.. 10 3d.. lO's 100 ID .oS go
sh. Ma PIT. ~ No DO "a goo DO. rs ~ Morn, ca
na' l7L l. D. Nly i0 Read n r. ~ y. Am Bk,
~. Cemmerc a Blrt 81 40 Merchants Bank, 81
t,r Boord-l;O Morris Cansi h5 tIs loO No. ~. 500
Canal t5 Ssh Nty Mort -. ~. s8OO Long
Ihrd Ralosd s. ISL s3Ori do, sjh 800 Long Iand
Railroad. rs. 20 SOL - 'c. s. - 80 d. n ioi'.
Is SOL Is, ~, N1k,burg Railroad - ~ 80 Read
ms Rsroad, 49, do. 20 - Srn. Nav. Pr. b.
20 d. h'wn. Oo io s. y 10 Iesa NW 81 l!S. Is do.
90. : Co.. y 20 L. : Bank. i.
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Wv - OLIVER 7. HEWLETT, IN re 90 year o. nH 'se
fr,nd. and those o. hs bfoiler Jo-a an o.
hr f.fhe . " stephen yaa Wyck, respectfully ad -
80 re frrral Monday siteruoon tie lNn nst a. 81
thr uo~ he atcrre Ile-cay, the Gene
tery ofs, Geor.e's Church. Hampstead l. /
Sunday Mrs MARY NEVILLE WIDOW q tL- l-e
JAM Nsvle as~d IS ye.rs
rs- fsr-s pac, rom her l4ie e-t@ee hns ny
Ho,, WI ,nsbufsa o. Tae-d4y 4; - oc0cf " Hrf
Ids sne and t.s, o. ef SOC -1N an
fesu>rtflly ilsi,ed o attend her lsnersL
r Booky sunday Nov ifh n-t n th- - ye q = q
JOHN A. BARDwELL. ifnery o. AoAHJ 'Aefs Is f7AA-n'
10 Aha and M.,.a-ha--,f,. p.Yef, ~ pes.e COW 80
On SATURDAY., Sov -, BATHUEL o. COShLlS"' ~ ING ''
ne tread, ssa relatives are rsspeialy Ei.t 20 ai;ent .
rure-. - Tge-d4y. ltth Mt - II 't = n
Nsnssns Nov Hoe ALBERT LOO ~ ppD ix-a
Tke frsr tie 1-c-aes sni t.-c n ~ orons - - "
L-tzoos 81 w-sch--s, Ralph LckE od kL ~ s
= Pa1Is CAarct n S'as So
Iu--dsy TIE ldsk tss. At o'cioek p VI 49,,
On ssni.y i4h as;. CLARA. We o. az b0aas' ~
laughter Of Al rskan Nzfnef .,...--4
sfrs. and ,gluane- Of the emily aTief q an NJ
her f1rsr on Tu--dsv tth a. 0eoct iTo ~ s RS
Her WI - iAAeS % S1"|'l
af .afsfneu' -. -.,-xyo --.-,..
r. r-sy-, an frenGs q the hay are r--7eA f'si %
affsad h. fn>rs Aterroon fMc8aay Al o. '- Is
a. r---u,- 10 IL. Grand vfAouf Ear her aytstoi-
AZ ~ :. Fa., ndWtch i.la1ds, u c-s OdA>
J. FIA6G, Of Bosfoo. ss-d D years T., -.
Osus.ar-a 4zJ stsse and Turmoil O. ne sof1 Jus
.ei- q d-.h vhsh DON rom sons hen In s1en snoni
tk DER , 70 rrvove he'd hy the lrseird oo- d. r1rf
80 srLn Il -rfc N ne hcrc- s,rls
- a. ia r,d ..d tie q Sh~n the mnd
sErS 10 iut-ruare r-d TREAD the yaae Of hs ireai
sse cay he coe-o7ss=s- q .aRelrtas p'~e s'snf
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SUPERIOR COURT-srEcrM TERN.
MARINE COURT-Before Ju lge CowLEs
Jane Alderman agt T. Barr


BY ex-Assistant Alderman \. (palnter, Nas-
metz against Alderman B.. (hecper OF livery stable,
Frankinst 10 recover sle5 damages for loss o. ser
vice and veterinary surgeons oil Tor the cure OF m re
kept en- livery at defendants stable, and got hurt, a. Is
alleged through nrgl sence but denied The mare vas
on livery az SIS per month. On mornn, 2cth Augut
she found in the stable dangerously wodn Id ne
skn aud e-h being torn space on her back near the
spne ard the post which supported the stall hctW e
her and another horse broken on. AMI the splntegs
knocked about the sall by the kicking and paving Of
sad other horse. which was n vicious horse sac was
rent 70 DR. Budis Veterinary Hospital and Il still un
der treatment Il is alleged that the injury was caused
bv the breaking Of the post hy the other horse end the
splinter as the horse OF Assistant Alderman A. attempt.
ell 10 get up, running into her back ant causing the
wound, and TINT the said post was or ne n
pCfe for which il used. Tni, j. denied. IL l. also
said tina; plaintiff knew what the poe was-that the
probability that the post instead Of being broken BY
The other horse broken by that oi paut'-that she
had hcen On former oc asien keep ou late by plaintiff
oyorGriyen ard allowed to take cod-anf m s prooa'
blity had done agsn, and, in hr wrlhng DroA; inc
poet Verdict for Defendant.
Max Ascheubrenncr against David Bilmqn.
By physician and surgeon 70 rccoYer s93 Tor ser
Wee in attending chll Of defend ant Happened that
pfinr visited the child number o times but the pre-
cise number not shown also that ne used hls IAN
Get en- one OCCASION which he claimed wa an opera
tion for empyema for which piysicians testi1a ii he
would be entitled 10 sj 10 800 but Il II was mere
Gbsoess fair charge would be - 20 $40. IL was not
satisfactorily shown which disease Il was Inc pansr
on one occasion had presented his bill tor $40 Ins
Court considered that about 30 visits had been male
for which il allowed 81 per visit and $40 for other GER
vices Judgment for plaintiff $40
Before Judge LYNCH
J. A Pazzoni against J. I. Wetmore and others.
Plaintiff bought $50 worth OF cigars aud geye hs
note The cigar not answering, they were placed by
mutual consent of buyer and seller in the hands OF Mr.
BARTLETT third party TO sell and with proceeds take up
the note They levied upon by the Sheri s Bart
let's property on execution against him for sl-l by
Messrs Wetmore s. Co., and action brought by plain
til TO recover the value II contended by defense
that Bartlett snd not plaintiff really owned the ci2a
Testimony was taken The Court considered plaintiff
to have been the owner and gave judgment in his favor
for slO5
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% wsh s'', rrassci sr-a s he t,i- Of be ~ resset
- ". A nAffnfs ~ rrsNsnrn TIE loss NJ snch ca -
~ "a y. iefosal 81 key-;en--tAe ,huc vSsstrs.
1e, ion oFershers ho-e sn3sarcl % h. ~ -
t-s Srch tas zen IRE q TIE O. ELiHU "
@ iNAL he ~ss erovshi ~ the hsas- Of Lee
h.tef ~ - arn enc aiont 'se
mn . NsTrrn BruiAal. ~hSh b-sul, ai.tns hed
onsc es III ne success 81 oPsroas ,hsn M toae1
D. nor ard bu ehaartcr. HI Ucr4 esA-y h. ,14
enc eoih we're ai 20 wh eruption. chirscter
sur - conn sno-hc DRIP rct BE- o.rr.r,rs ri
cuuaon o. he end he,cues ih- - d b~ v s,h
The clarscter Of Mr. BiniBa darus euana. - m bls-.
run whrh " heath compelled ear d,v ,A-r
however, he had sm,ssed crmrrny than ~,
moderate He q uno-srfsoas p-s.ad hab q IN,
WAsn he fsnced en st'sshrr-d hs r-,v Ia
ard erer.cc aA safe~d N h. delass eSp,a
ture- Prcrp, pay nd qgk e1p-rs- o1h AZ
when to
It ben-voience pcrto-ne t. Nr,iLa
DO coi anu he truly eaoy-i Il wh-a
ccved mlshf - aeul 10 scrh H. ehsny
the faults Of Others with regarding ~
potion hat ct hunsn auiy iHgr-
81 Their -1 shoe future ~p-nrae,
~ reject c % the vas an Eoue can sosk n Of h departed
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FoRcED OUr.--The gable end of the malt
house on hent-av, nesr Ros=-st Last Brooklyn, was
forced out on Friday in consequence of the pressure
caused by large quantity of grain which had been
stored IN the loft Some workmen engaged in excavat
ing aceiar adjoining the building barely escaped f-0m
being buried beneath the falling mass. The damage
sustained smcunts to several hundred dollars. The
building Is owned BY Mr. Townsend
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

MAKING NorERs.-At the late election Gen.
Scott had l62 more votes in Hu !son County and 22
more In Essex County than Cen Taylor had IN lsis.
Gen Pierce had ssj more woes in II idson and l.s)6
in Essex more than Gen Cas- had in ISIS TIE most
Of this increase in Perces of foreign or in
procured mainly by furnishing the funds to procure
their naturalization papers, it being game with the
Locos thus 70 procure yOtes.
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CIEcUs.-Aladame SHERWOOD, the favorlre
Southern Equesrenne Will commence Al engfremen, It
ne Arphheaier this Monday evening This lady has 10
SUPERIOR IN her Profession. Pho Na;hans the lnfintie
WONDER ard Master Frank Pastor the somerset rider both
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NEVER SAY DIE.-On Monday night last the
Rshwsy Scott and Graham Club held its final citing
disposed of s property on hand, squared up it. &C
counts, and with three loud cheers for the remnant OF
the Wing party adjourned to nec; on the first Mond
night in August lsJ6.
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SERrors AcoIDSr.-On Saturday afternoon
Mr. John Durley. mate Of the BARK Pl.roGa lying az
per No u, r., willie atteniiny - the dI.chaFse OF
cargo ncsutously topped backward and ell over tns
hsth gunwaes striking his head upon the keelson by
"hoh he 80 tar 81 fracture OF The skull He was taken
up nsensihle and removed to the n. Y. Hospital
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Importations Of Dry Goodsfor the week end.
ing Nov, 10, lsJ2,
Cossrmpeson.

tOEStNIFt1U.
NkSuFAcrtREs oY WOOL.
a. Pig wooess AL 49, 81 10 Cotks ssr, Do stat Gods
t3ss Worsisd sl6sl Do Cot sni Wosss e<5lTs,
do Nernoe l05G DO DE Lsaes 800, Do kmssodese -
ssoi Do shasi 81 5sl 90 Cover, siSi d. Lssnc ~
go - a. BLANKETS % DO srts s30yt 10 Do hoss eio.
Co Glove. ~ ~ do bindings s4i7 IL do rrs tI, - Ger
t~tins Oh ofa Total ole "a o. valued st eits.es
MASUFAcTvREs or COTTON 4, ~.
iS3 piss Cotion s33D6 do Conrs5 Do eiI.e 90
ss7s % Mullins Do ynbroaered " I0 'eshes -,
"a A. y~lr,s 81 iz Do Handterck@s tDS do iace' ssh
40 Web ear Do Nets s 20, iyi Rose eisJsi 20 49,,
s5- d. Bndnss slD, 10 do iss w. :. 81 ~ 80. A.,
~ ysru s3l7 20 other Manufactures Of Co,,s sj 'H w
p.clssss, waived az es2,t0t
81. stss - N Ribbons ~ GA DO ss1ns stteI'
., ~ t. - ,ss 90 gmbrodrsiss tse. 90 Grapes Uil5
~ 60 49,. a. ga 20 yessins- 1880 o. Poshss I'D
s,w. IN 5tl Do ss1 W. d. N6ts DO Cfasse 80,
~ 90 Ponsess s<ss. IS DO snd wo.s,ed 49, a. a.,
~ IS ~ ~ Do B<sids ssd Bs4sss efo, 30 ssvs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

ExBASKMEyr ACCIDENTAL labOrer named
Flanagan sustained fracture OF one Of his legs on Sat.
urdny morning by the cavng in of an embankment al,
Bergen Hill He was carried to the City Hospital.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICE N GERMAy.-Re ligiOus

services in the German language ws-e commenced
yesterday in tie hall OF the building corner OF
Newark and Jorsey.svs. Rev. Mr.. Sautcr, German
missionary, from Newark, and others conducted the
services There was meeting in the forenoon end
snothcrin the evening
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SECOND BoAsn.
.7mUSN

$500 L : S. 3.......ln.h s Co-..-.-.si -
2ioc oho t- Tu..-....llf Transit Co bio l
100 led STATE = ,cu'. iOli iol d,...........b0 ~
900 Esc Con Bond. a. asi 900 S'oamgou Uuoai - So,
900 t'-.--.--.-ltO % no Ens Rtroid =
'foF 4 G. k-rk Nu'rhFh. - - MS =
Portsmouth DIV ~ i0 Lone nd R.ro bio At
lnl Va jersey Zc...-l3 ii7S 10 Harlem fttoai- -0 r'
25 renc auG kcypot... 10 Roch aad Syg RsiOsll.t
to..--............
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ROBBERY eS TIE IsrAvD.-The dwelling
house OF John 4. King, ESQ, a Jamaica, burglar
ousy entered on the night the lOh inst and ro1bel
o large quantity Of silver plate. valued about 500
Other articles were aso taken. The burglars not
detecfcd
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The Imports of Dry Goods and Of miscclls-

necus mercsndise during the week. were moderate a.
though larger than for the same week lsst year Tbs
Dry Goods were as sIlovs:
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALEYDAR-Tn1s Day

CIRcUIr CoURT.-Nos. 900, 635, 46., 615,
10 7O3 H. lie 10, 72O 72l, 7?2 7?j, J0J y esq.,
CPS
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Published on Saturday.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL Tern.
DECISIONS.
John Schmidt agt Wells Phillips.
Motion for new trial denied.
GENERAL TERN
Stephen Whitney agt Joseph Myer-
judgment affirmed, with cost
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MARRIED..
nTED.

A, pos,lulu sept o. RICHARD coADY. Ess Of = Lon
No ,oMs- CHARLOTTE ROBINSON, o. the iorHsr p,''e.
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The PLANK RoAD.-So much damage was
done to that portion of the Jersey City and Newark
Plank Roed lying the Fats east Of Bergen Hal, by
Tie late Storm tt the STAGES and other vehicles have
been obliged go by the way of Newlrlla nv. and Der
gc the plank road route The road requires raising
at that point, and it is being done.
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Justice Chambers in the of Mr.. JAS NJ Baker AMI
Mr.. Joseph Gross, in the matter of procuring the
naturalization papers for the latter will be rendered
it is expected, ct o'clock this afternoon
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C,psIzyp.-A sloop. laden with brick, was

upset in the Hudson River of Jersey City, on Satur
day afternoon, by flaw OF wind. Four men were On
board, who succeeded in getting upon the side, the
upturned craft wss sinking Jersey City aud Ho-
boken ferryboa, sloop, Schooner and two tow6oats
went to their assistance, aud the taken OIL
and the almost immersed sloop tOwed in shore to
be ralsCd
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SAILING OF rHk TRADE WIND FOR C,LrroKS.

SALIN6 OF IHk Trade WIND FoR CALfFORNiA.
This noble clipper ship, bound for San Francisco.
der command Of Capt WEBER, and sent out by the
house Of Booth Edgar. went to Sa,ur lay
Ing lss She Is among the largest and best built Of
merchant ships, being over 400 tuns register and
carries on her present trip than 32oo Of val
liable merchandise. She is nearly new vessel hay
ing made the voyage but before and is fitted up
with frs, rate accommodations for about 30 passengers
having Two ample and beautiful saloons, with state
rooms larger than the average in our ocean steamers
large company Of missionaries with their wives,
sent out to California and Oregon BY the American