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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

NANfED--BV AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, A
W situation as Cook IN private family person wkS
thoroughly understands her busine s-bsklug s 10
bran hes all kinds Of and dears aud oapabl of
the iu charge ola Kitchen. Best ,sy reference given
ply at % University place, between Eleventh and Twelfth
reets up Btair9 Can be for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

WAIVED TO LyAsE-F0R a TERN OF FOUR Or
w five years. substantial spectacle. and conveniens
Dwelling Housc having the Croton and other
snd in the building suitable
mandatory wherein respectable females could DO
employed Tho shove wanted in genteel neighborhood.
urher town than Th rtieth street. Comm
Offering premises in Brooklyn, similar 10 those above
scrihed would be attended co. Address b. box New
York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

NJ OTICE-FOR SALE, ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY o.
~ at tho Bazaar, 81 Crosby street. without reserve,
brown Horse. TO pay expenses incurred by owner
A. CAMPBELL, i03 and lr5 4 Tenty fourth ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

ITO LET--THE FOURTH STORY or NO l5l FULTON
street Broadway suitable for any light business
In quire on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

HOUSE TO LET. AND PURHITgRg FOR SALE
The very swo story And attic hoass Ne ls
orAnd street. for rent, and furniture for will
low for cash. ON account Of leavag the cv farther
Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
AUST, @e ;


q IN REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECO-
pOV ofthe following articles stolen February
from 26S Tenth street - large silver forks small do Ii
silver tss spoons desert spoons table spoons. salt
spoons, butter knife. The forks each L. r;
the marked with the letter p lin German
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

a zoo INynsTNTEr WILL SECURE NET PRO-
NtJUU fs Of 81 900 within one year. or the pro-
for any larger amount by calling on the subs jriber
At 2S Psrk place, 20 Murray street. where al may be
satIeatd J. ". TILTON,
y. ID, SEELY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

NEW HOTEb.-FIvE COMPLETELY FUREI sHEE
~ rooms with CRATES 81 so per week; few lew a.
81 - week. rooms per night p cents THIS simirss
building IL lit thtou chou with ard warmed by not a
with closets floor Open during th
highs Corner Of william and Frankfort streets, toioe
ttsirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
DIED.


On TUESDAY, Dee. FORREST nant o. Rssf n 40
t.shafc y benyse sed ] roaths and n dsys
Ihs ,na seaas " the IS are respectfully svsss
attend TIE Lanesa from the r-eus 81 No 80 Hs<
81, On rh9rsdy Hotans Dec eesA thsa, srAss
Invfstsoc
On rsesdsy ussns a, -, OSA. Mr., cArs ARISE. .as u
he friends Of the hry q her sssr. ratA L.
and LSwIeve. ao her broth
Kelly rrspec,iaiy a,fcd
recnec al psrk I'D st. and ssA nassAay
met. a. n A. NJ -
On the evening ofDec 20 ISAAC WATTS o. iSsae W. 80
rr. nc Ayre-, agei yeAis and Smonths
The I'll take place from No ~ Wet ssh 90 rxs
dAy sd ocock A. The rends % the i>nay NJ
respectfully sayted TO attest rihoS, tsef aSa'oa se 'e"s>s
vii be iu,erred at Nsrhaset. Lonx Island
On Monday Dec JANE GRANT, wife Of Charles y 1fask
,scd Is year., months and II dNyS ..-.
ne ,svts and friends OF the family sc the members o. INA
PrSsy,efn Churh respectfully asted 70 alfrnd her ~
neSa tbs anefnn. wenssdsy O'Clock. hcm hef As,s Sss
On Morsy sh, ~ Mr. AGNES vide~ Of the late Heas
SpcS
Hes -ud sol aesuaiaiaaes and toe oi he1 frsnes
yaes sf Jchu arr re- re, siend hc funeral tAs
day AZ rrcce. from the redruce her son fssn 10
H. hs CIV on TUESDAY moruns. GERTRUDE Nlkx Nst
months only of Jeruhs and O-OSse ssen NohAes.
Ma.
Frters to morrow Thursday afrn. O'Clock. AZ the
sdeue Of ID w Akn. East sh Friends ssi se9usnt
.use are repeatedly nv ted 10 attend .
At JctcIo l. "Wednesday. Dee. Is EMMA ELLISON.
s shr O. c md gfstcth Elsoa si ycsr. snd 10 nsAs
Al Aus,erd,un Montgomery Co, r, New JAMES koSS
A. the iuns,on Of the North South Rraah. Of the rssa
BRIDGEPORT California; BY drosnias JACOB " Con-
ugsd ~ Yeas. ialter. al No. lce E.n,s... \ \.
Al Hacscrssck Dee. a. r. PHOENIX CAMPBELL, ned -
ycars.
M. . snJ the frend. oCks ather law Andrew Bowr.
pcfy attend the faaera HsckensacA fear
ds, gd The house OfMs Van fsarsh Cars leave Jer'y car
afn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
SUPREME COURT-GrNEEL Team
In the matter OF BloomingdAle- square.

Motion was made before Judge Roosevelt,
few DAYS since noticed the tme 70 confirm the report
of the Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment which
was opposed ard referred by tae Judge 10 the General
Term. The up yesterday. IL Is principally
opposed ty the heirs of the Hanson estate who claim tina
property taken the square belonging them worth
SfeCoo but valued BY the Commissioners az the nominal
yanafon of 81 On the other hand 10 said that the
lard was dedicated by the ancestor Mr. HnsOn squire
and that the ard such egreeaby to the decisions
il hut nominal Other object minor points Ar
sument was heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
MARRIED.

Noeisy Dee the chsreh o. the AAsss:s -
Eedel. JOHN LAh>oN. Jr. o. rostoe % FRANCES
AMELIA saushrr o orrsrs Drsper rnd states ccssa
Hsvr-
Ga Ncassy De- 81 SrpA<se Church ~ rev ~ r-c~
ALoNzO X. PECK aad yss LYDIA 4 sICASI az us ~
In Troy 81. BY Edward los-sshary, w T. pAW
LAY ofAssy TO Ms fRANcE> L. sasstcs Of wins beAss
ID the soFt-r pace.
In GF,ce CAarch n Iccspn, y r., oa Thar~tsv DEE 70
Rev c. n Phr JOHN n ST JOHN. Ess, O Bsfsio. - Lee
SUSAN A HARVEY. ofthe Rsnxr Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF Tuesday

Dee el-Fua Board-50 Morn. Canal c0A 5000 Readns
Ralroad Mortgage Co. a. soh Al 90 Do % ny TO Log
Iand I,a, road 1914 leo do 30 P.nnlvsn, Railroad, tei
$500 Sch g. ~, sen ~ y. A. Coal ISL 10 Mech Bank
"; SO Morris Cara, coa. =
eond Board-CO Long Island Railroad, iaIl 100 do iob
20 reheh Navisufion TOt do 10 $500 Reading RAILROAD
Mor'sass D. "a p Reading Rsihoad 81 s6so sch Nav
sg 21, Railroad, AZ 80 Union Canal, ",
VI go CtJ Railroad g. - Iooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

r TIE Oh scoosnt the sscncs OF Mn S,nc,ss ssS
rad AFFIDAVIT to the e6cf that she was very mposns
witess IN the case TIE motion objected 20 By tbs
ATTORNEY General Of the Ssss and the District Attorney
and Arguments pro snd heard BY the Coat- 10
finally decided TO let the case lie over until Tnaisy
No other being ready for TRIAL. the Court sswsss
s. 81 slsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALEYDARATms DAY.

COURT CALEYDARATms Day
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos l59. 6SS, $50, 70i,
III ~ no 600 IN 754 7ss Tj6 ISL, 75s no 74 CTS
s AS 10 H. 7s ia 80. 49, 7 75l, 155, $50, ISL,
5s 80 ECO 7s TO- Te 76 100, 7s7. 7Ss 76a no, rs
as 776. ~. rs 77a 7So, TS2 7eL 49,
COMMON PLEAs-Pa-t Nos 679, 697. 7ol $50 5a So,
81 as 7S5 7S7 7S9 III, 7R 7S, III. Second Part
same IS Yesterday with 762
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

Wur,,vsPrRcu FERRY IMPROvEsESTs-
The Peek Sip Ferry Company reee5-ly Ra.snassa "
ro,crrv living tie foot Of south . MN 81 De.~ee
p.cE SIN spd Divison-ey Slius and bave n!i-ncsd
s,ip- slp erry bridge and house. The oeze y % De
"a g.. long srd ). feet wide with separate walks on eah
ide for oopasscnseEs. The front pers Of the eif
I'll xt,pd scross from the Farmers and Citizens bsa< "
he CIV Bsuka distance Of IA feet-snd TO be y iee
s,ep The ison OF the house viii be supported oy A. Ps
and the sa.s VII he 10 fee: n the rear Q, in-t
,..x have slso contracted for the binding o. hs-nH
ri beat lie fet long By 20 feet vide wnsl Is 20 DC M
h IN ~. zane STYLE OF the " Fnt0n, winch " > recsrt
$500 on The Fulton ferry. Tnsse Improvements VIII 81
b conIrleted early in the sprsns-
ATTEMPTED MuRDER.-On Sunday evening
-, oeloek ganx Of rutsas pushed weil-drsssea
- lhose psre could not be sseerfAAned INTO Ie as
r;- for he aock u the loot OF North Iweftas sohle
AseL, ~ -~ 70 Le.r TIE splssh in the water, rsn %
ie dcck s.a sreeeeed II resrun. the uniortnna,s s
- Va very much exhausted. The MAJ, Who sppee,el -
h. Unser ne inueaoe Of hqaor, was rropery es1eu '
Tn, yorur zen made their escape unrccognzec-
~ On Sunday afternoon man named 1li I'm
,h, T1roek,oron while intoxicated. fell into ne Dqs
WY Greet end would have become cold Wall - IT,,
not ere pe-ssxs Observed the oecureEes, who I 49,
.hx o,,t inst IN tine Oficer Fulton eonseyey 10 n.
80 IN 70 gel soSe- and yesterday morning Sas-.e b
,..r,h dsps,r he'd Timothy erzn1 20 ne oaJ -.
.r,r;srx sher. bis business WI detala mn i'i '*
thirty days.
coxvox CouxcrL.-The regular meeting Oh
a., Rosra M Aldermen took place On MONDAY evening
49,. porxxnf brsness transscerA h,et 49,
- Ro.a a jsurnsd to Tharsd,y evening wnen ne
aT re Charter Amsnineas wk b taken M Danhs 's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

THf MAyoR's VETo-The following COM
mupicoticn was received from his Honor the Mayor,
by the Assistants Monday laid on the table ordered
to be entered at length the minutes and published
MAYORS OFyIcE December. 1852.
10 ne honorable ne board Of Assist1nt Aidernen If e
City Of Netc- Yora
GENTLEMEN: return herewith a resolution directing
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund TO postpone until
further directed by the Common Council the sale Of the
"hrVs and piers which has been advertised take place
the 2lst inst.
thout entering ali upon the question 10 the night
oi The Common Council 20 interfere with the acts Of the
Conlssoners Of the Sinking Fund whose powers and da
tes are defined by law of the state would briefly submit
The reasons which mpel to withhold from the
resolution.
find by reference to the Controllers Report for 1851
that the valuation Of the Wbae and Pers exclusive OF
those used for ferry purposea down at IS
revenue derived from them stated s co. which at
best rs small interest the capital invest
ed. Further examination however discose that during
S4960 30 for cleansing 81 go aud for salaries 0Oo-msk
ing total of S35 go 49, which deducted from the assumed
amount OF revenue leaves the Of S2f5 81 the
terest on capital Of s., 2530 00
With such state Of facts before me- felt it my duty
~ last annual message the immediate sale Of the
Nharves and Piers unless could be de vsed TO
make them yield revenue commensurate with their
vaue and such have not been devred the Com
mssOnors of the Sinking Fund have in Judgment
sted the best interest OF the City by directing their sale
W bile the amount thus derived viii add largely TO the Sink
ing Fund pledged for the liquidation Of the City debt The
harves and Piers being vested in private parties will be
the burden Of taxation loudly and justly
planned of.
Under these circumstances return the resolution for
consideration and trust that mature reflection will
oDvince Honorable Body proprety expedency
and policy of the adopted by the Commissioners Of
the Sinking Fund. A G. kisGsLASp Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
Sale to be CONTINUED to-day

There was much competition upon the better io's'
and the prices all around may be considered enormous
in sopc instances fully hundred per cent ADVANCE
within year There was great crowd in attendance,
and many who were anxious to bid could not got near
cnouoh 10 the auetionecr to make themselves heard
The wisdom of making sales Of City property at this
particular time will no doubt become apparent even 70
tho minority of the Aldermen, who have done their
hest 70 prevent it. so far as regards the whaves and
riers in the list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER &c. 1852
RrRol.Rr.-On Monday evening the grocer,

evesirl tie Treasurer reported sbe smouat OF moneys r.
eeiTed 1914 pad OFT, $4,000; overpsi, sloSp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

tEs The Wharves and Piers belonging TO
tie Corporation advertised by the Controller will
he sold on Friday. Dee. 81, at IL o'clock NJ az tue
Merchants Exchange, of which maps may now be had
ri The Controllers Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
Real EsrArE.-The following property was
a hv A. Blocker on Monday last

SrBASeERs.-At the METROPOLITAN, Com
r,odor. Wilkes L. 5 Navy; Thcs Lynch Philadephni
George HYDE Boston; o. w. Jones, Cleveland WIN ~,
Vanderbilt Long Island; Wm Sosoc.r DuHAi I'D ~
l;chmopa. A Sewsrd. Urea J. II Dorriss, Mobile; g.
~ Ispdes Britain j. NJ. Hubbard, Come saint - v
Mose Baltimore; E. D Nintoa Provdenee Ihe'' @AA'''
AZ 81: Aston, l. 2. Bayne, Washington 5. iouns'
Oho 5 kellogg. U,ics' RockSei aey = WA "a. l.
per,menxny New Hamburger; ", w. Evans Lima: a
Paid Philad:lphs; John G. Kennedy, BGfaloi
oPsloasss " sbyasI To;tsss: s. Kendall. syrscase;
j. H. Scranton, Penn q. b. Tenant, D u u "'1e'
Baltimore, and Others -, ,r. Ian, w
y uoni;rs u $ Marines: Dr. Wheelwrehi u ;; >
Pow rattan p q. Webster, Fort Plain Nathan w ue M M,
dsrhOoi w H. Tssey do HSa o n G asn1 b Pol.sa
piston Chas Oskford. Phila; Hon, Oliver Ra,e hss'
vile NJ r. Plat, PlsttsbuIsh NJ Vazser
Kfn, rrsniin. Ohio; Judge Mayo, Ky 7. NJ Taylor
=, Ionis. n Halter. Washington D. L Geo hoones'
~. TSos Harvey, ST Louis and others "
20, ~ uowAKp Hon. A. Colby, New-London y IL
uen " Ransom, Maryland; T. HntehiI,, New lang = W
live y l. Low, Albany, c. LoveTns Boston II W.
Garrett n. C; Pa'.nSe', rssn r.ovidenss M Doy
Tierton; J. Dunlop, MiddiePoH
Srr,,xe DurcH CHEESE FROM LADY
49,. y.s,.,,.x Afternoon as a military company were
r..s;,g the corner OF 0rand-sf. and the po"eyi $3.50
heed Of the Chiefs Ohce, observed yoa.s - - q,
John Williams inssr Hsrnns hrins a No $, Ninth
y"0ns 10y The of;cer Immediately eoarcd ne young
,,sra ana took him before Justice Mooa .v r,.,snr
Police Court when the lady s:o The dairy was then
ts. *. ss nosnr wa, brought hight bat hal p2ana
~ r.pf Dutch chees this proved to Be ne eSs
ne sJ the ay too wss evidently mortified ras '.s
SSsrky felt provoked thss he had run - -
anal ssin He wss licked M to swsa 'uai'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

TIkULAKf.-tH I"Utudy evening tDe gfOctTy
store OF r. Merriam corner Of North Frs, Seventh
was er.cT through the basement and -kins coutsn
nx about 20 pounds OF butter, taken with which tae
thief nade q successful escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
NEX,JERSEY ITEMS.

Coswox CouScn.-The Board met last
@vtnirg q, Lyceum Hail. road and approved the ninut of
the preceding meetings and proceeded TO the Transaction OF
rev business
A e,nunn;eaiion from the Feuy Company asking the
Courou Council to appoint Committee TO confer with
them relative extension OF their acconodslons Nc
feued.
Various rtmonstrsnces presented assins conte-
plated npTov Its and appropriately disposed Of
The Committee Schools reported avorao'y 10 the pc
tton of ST. Peters Csthoc) Church ASKING an appropris
ton of Portion OF the school fund toward the support OF
their school Laid on the table and ordered printed
The Committee on Schools reported adverse "a similar
petii;un from A Cole of ST. Psurs (Method<l Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
SUPERIOR COURT-Beiorr Judge OAKLEY.
Abrshsm Knstor sgt. Francis T. Illou aud Herman {
/, leader from house no. POI Hudson-st.

A leader from house No 26i liudSon-st. was
attached TO the side of the house of Mr. ~ BY means of
hooks to carry ell the water from No B Mr. n said he
requested Mf Price the agent OF defendants who
trustee OF the estate which No 6l belonged TO remove
the leader his building but he omitted TO do So and
action for nuisance aud eSpa is brought On moSon the
allegation nuisance stricken out The leader was
Iain,F cents sgeinst Mr. Tllou which, being trespas
on land. carries costs-and acquittns Mr. lac Roy
James Watson Webb ast. Henry l. lbbossen.
To recover for advertisements inserted RON June
TO sept 1870 as special adycrs ement on the second
pege also els for the parer Inc de,sse s. ma was ns
year whch denied Verdict TOR plaintiff Sis being
amount.
Henry X Weed agt. the Harlem Railroad Co.
To recover damages for injury arising from beng Knocked
dow H. in Centre while crossing Anthony, IN 1870 oS
street to avoid it is said which coming at aTaPd
and unlawful rate OF speed another car at the same ne
The Court charged that if the accident happened from the
negligence OF the persons in charge OF the cars the company
IL liable but II il from the negligence OF the miiAn
or of Mr. Weed himself the Company IS not liable IL
was an unavoidable accident heJ are NOT laoie II tne az
was sufficient distance OF 10 enabe ITS oeins
means of the brake be crc reached the mix cart MAJ re
aimed on the track the fact of negligence has not been
proved as in that case might h,ve BEEN perhaps stopped
br tbnt the jury will decide The company by law, are
rot Allowed 10 hive more five miles an hour but II the
accident was not caused by fast diving that the dstneo
was sufficient Il wl NOT slee ,ie VERNE h; ,bt Ls been
done by plaintiff relation to the suit aud settle
menl TO show his oPm1h 70 VINO ~StSg. bn he t
Element with the nkman did not prevent plalhti oimehs
a suit against the Company, but II there SeialSt ~ us
favor the 500 lie received must De 0eoneeu 'e'
Diet -
Thomas Mulhev agt James Milward.
This cese tried several months ago IN tue superior
Court. 1t damages for ale led seduction Of
pAntis daughter who resided as domestic IN the iai
OF defendant while his lady was on ylsit 10 Europe
verdict was given for plaintiff Of s5Oo Motion was SUP.
seauery made in special term 10 set the Neuct alae ua'
denied and further appeal made 20 the general term MO
ton for trisl denied, and Judgment affirmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
HrpsoS County CouRr.-The December

Tenn Of this Court opened yesterday. The usual prei-
nary business disposed Of after which the Court pro-
ceeded investigate the claim Of inhabitants OF Fourth
Ward 10 certain lands in gscn belonging 20 claimed
by heirs OF r. Cole deceased Owing N the absence Of
important witnesses the postponed until the April
Tenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

he percussion caps on the charged tubes The dc.
ecsscd tis said was an American by BIRTH and bore
s,od character. Heis abou. % years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

THE SALE OF CITY PRoPERTY.-The sale of
real estate under the direction of the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund commenced yesterday, Mr.
Bleecker, Auctoneer The following lots were sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

FIRE-The alarm Of fire last evening for the
Eighth District was CEASED BY re bururr Of ,one rubbish
IN The rear o. No - Annt The flames we're yashed
before much damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

CLOSING SALES or RIcH LACE AND Muslin
WINDOW DRAPgRY-Messrs. JACOBS BENNETTs, No
32l Fuont Brook yn in order close out their stock,
win offer during tie coming week at still greater reduc
ton Of 20 T. cent $50 rich Lace Window ana Recess Sur
rins by pairs OF sets; 10000 yards reh Lace Window
Drapery To- Geo yards rch Muslin Drapery, containing al
he newest patterns in Tsmbourd Applique sndFoss worN
Also general assortment Of ch Laces and Emboiderte
co,nprsng all the latest styles Of Ladies' Bertha Cares Col
lars Cuffs Wells UndeIhabits UndeTsleeves Pocket Had
kerch &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

~ A collision occurred yesterday afternoon
ct the corner Of sprinsst and the Bogrerv b..~e>n
GOWN height tain Of Sew-Haven and Of tbs
rnsteV stages filed with passengers The latter was
upset win grs violence but strange TO say the
seneers escaped without injury The pole Of the sage
broken, and IT otherwise damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

recommending to the Lssiuss s1c5 matter, a. hs m,y
Judge expedieut"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22


,yS The most beautiful Present for the ap-
preaching Holidays OF Roors tr9thiul Dtsierreo-
f or set In one OF his beautiful gold 0ckes OF orna-
nta cases of which he has choice variety The exquisite
Crsyon Dagucreoype made only by Roof Pictures Ia any
weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
ACCIDENTALLY DaowxED-A child about 6

ARREST OF A FUGITVE.-A colored man,
named Timothy Oliver was yesterday arrested by Capt
Goodenow of the Third Ward Police charged with being
fugitive from Hartford, Conn., where his presence Is
quiTed to charge Of embezzng money from let
He taken back in the afternoon by Officer Cham
berlsn, of the Third Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
C.sr OF CLARK AID SrLLivAN.-Juuge
-. 1,,..d,v forenoon, handed 20 the Clerk MS


roo.sve,t Tuesday forenoon, handed to the CierN MS
o,r;on in relation to the of these men nc
Oh; ,varrnn, with deep reluctance. Inc Gaze pre-
ash aoysnsrv and think 81! DOW unpTeSseso ~
syn's o ~ indicia tribunal in matter OF me S'iu
S asn"S nnou 60 pronounce Judgment apon human W.
w. w, snst re own sense OF both law ans rigt
The Judee then refers the fact OF sn appear ha'n
been taken 10 this Court which unanimously dree''a
. new trial On the ed of March the Legislature
n...ea law which has near resemblance 10 WAN "
srshh;,ea nv the Constitution under which law sc,oh
v,. taken and the Judgment Of this Coari reversed
erc 4 doub, in regard to the meaning OF the Jaw Ne
The following are the cOnciudins paragraphs Oh inc
opinion III. and TIA, can de.
"a new legislature is soon TO assns.e am h the con-
e.r, snd may do 40 suthoritatNeiy IL s.;u more
,ue,,or of III act Of last session; ana 1880 whether
innoys,nt that cam with equal sheet Also ~ Ming Of
ia the indee nj OF the people OF TINS slA ni;on 10 kill
kamsn heine unlswfnily, but WITH 10 49, 4 a crime
hrned only On the instant Of striking ns % ths ssne
sf tbr ss,ps character to be embrsceo uo pre1ed.
. name ana deserving Of the same punishment "
sAmpe ti,nr therefore, shonld BE- slowsc oht weeks
ps ~ r., hox an the subject. The whole ,,,ts
- sssx;rsr,n urriod prescribed by the he
sAoua in N al view be syen tho prisonets ~ - n,r
IN a execution in addition 20 which ~; coart ndi
II ts eircumssuces consider duty OF 49, ncsre of
II ncs olcislIy to bring the mSe, ~
u Exsntixe me- the officer nfrused oy Ins s M, oi
~iiA nos only the power Of committing Puns"''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

THE RRTURy or THE RECENT fIRENES
r,fnrn Of the votes for the different
capddats r CHEF aud Assistant Engineers OF the BROOK
lyn Fire Deparnc nj, % the recent election as
arrears that III persons refused voting oelnss
their names were not the reglstef four because u
names were announced resigned on tn reqsef; oas Tor
vopq under assuned naulos tor voting by cerois
ree vho names appeared expelled o. the register and
ere for yog uadcr osih The return referred 70 the
Ere bepariulBr Commit. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

LADIES USIoS AID SociEry Fan.-The sa-
loon OF Metropolitan Hall hronged last evening on
e occasion OF the opening of the Fair Of this soci
ety. This Society has procured site in Sixty
between broadway and Eghth-ev. for its Asylum for
ssed and intrm members Of the NJ T. Church in this
City and this Fair is to raise funds toward the build.
ing OF the Institution The tables OF the Fair last
ing were loaded with various articles useful and
mental contributed by various Methods, Congregations
in the City the location Of each Society being desgnst
ed This affair will continue several days and is both
worthy OF patronage and attractive