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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
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Mnrkets....CARErULLYR REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
TUESDAY, May ii, 1852.
s. 0 for Pots and 10 as6 ii for Pear-tbe latter IN
limited supply.
az the recent advance GOO bales changed hands making o
the last days GOO bales at an advance Tor that period
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western and State
Flour rather lower under the influence OF larger receipts
and only moderate export deand There Is more d9ns
in the inferior grades for export at steady prices we
notice ndry sales OF old State and lots out OF Order sfV
81 c. The better grades less active the trade o1yns
only for their present wants Canadian Is more abundant
aud The demand is fair for export Sales Of 900 bbs
to good brands at ~ l2asl sl ~ bond Inc sa s 81
s. Ga for fne - i2Iasi Is sraigh. state
fresh ground 81 III 80 for mixed 10 flnsy Michigan
end e y @ 1SnS e esoa @ hoop
a 25dS4 574 svote State - 75a sly is scy Gen
eses - 10y for fancy ONO; so@g1 ssaeS s' in sI he
sales 5000 bbl line at 81 62s 6s southern Is "a
fair demand mostly for rhe home tTads ana pree' are fn
brsnds and 81 75ds5 Is or fancy Rye Flour Is rstier
fInsr sales OF ITO bbls az 8 ~ Tor tae Corn Sea
Is steady but quiet sales Of l5V bos jersey a. - ~ bia
DIVINE is scarce at 81 y:
GRhIN-Ths State Wheat Il freely offered, and the
spuv exceeds the demand both for the home trade and for
export snd prices rather easier Western Is scarce sad
wanted well Southern Quotations would be Donn1 IN
Genesee Al 81 cs Corn less penty. bat the demand
actiye export but fair foE the East and prices steady
with little Southern or Jersey here. The sales are 1909
bushels at &c for unsound, Sc for rcund yellow aud 6c
for Western mixed Rye better and ia demand Sales Of
500 bushels Tzd75c Oats d and sales Of State
a. 40dflc., and Jersey at 59u ioc.
WHISKy-TheIe Is nJthins doing IN PTisoa, and tne
market 10 nominal 2iic, with less Offering Drudge
quiet at 2ic- and interest -.
SIONS-Weh have no change 70 nose in ne 49,
ofPo1k The local ceInand is good and the arr .s s,l
ate Sales of $50 bbls slS 81 asa - for iess 60,
for thin Ness Sl8 20 Tor Prime Ness 80 Tor wesT.s
and go IS for Prime, Beef ]. less scvs ~ ~ m sbIs
receips Prices slightly favor the ou.sl chrsro Mesa
and ssas 50 Prime Prime Mes sl nsd aood OHIO q
ss "a r., .. hsid haher with good in aifJ eI port
BEEF Hans are quiet but arm At sls Tor seos - s snn
dry satsd ea are al s Bacon IS insetv- b7, hd
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IN ship North So for ffaHeo. tsNled sib lsst Hue
Fr, Michael jona j. Bensos u. Callahan, James O. Bee-
nett Jaco y. BONNIE. C. r. Brocswy Joseph sssss
Burrasser H. Dogsn Coleman and lady Harvey sesMse.
n G sorm Geores Rooster, M Lynch and friends, mss
Macy Mr. Cole John Hillary C. Smith. Thomas kooas, ID D.
knode Bent Abrsn kcons, Joseph Wright Colerss, Ar
Hendersor Daniel Brsdee sssos d. Horninr ontley,
DR. o. Dowd j. Hanoui Thonss Mofstt Mathew Lconax, d.
Eewconb Denis OConae Samuel C. Talbot, Albert Robersos,
Husa McCurras James Essn Charles Eess, James fosn
Leroy, Nat LEROY, Mr Benmsr, ID Sckes Joha "
Hocas, Henshrn Charles Maklee Thomas mcNunn, p
Donooe Psrsy d. S,huliz John Mer john Combs Moses D.
Aiken John smith rank Tho. smith, J. b. Stsycne
1ho. Richard, Patrick Mccaren Hs~ley G. williamson jse
". H. Henken ID. Patton. Chas col~mas ~
Coleman, William Coleman Eysn Ellis Mr. itye.on, v j.
Hany Thomas HoJgson. Mr. schsfer jams
Dean John Godeno John suyh Peter shonn Author spes
John obb John Henry Dreas, Augustus sh,rp Mo
Cam Mehaei Ggan Samuel Lord and WIFE, Andrew Wal as<
wife John aud wl, Mr. Hansgss and wife Joha Doxhsry,
NJ Dol-on and child. Jas Ojncn Mrs Vas Ceys sa5
daughter Picor Mr. johnston ~ Ise D. ~ Lee, ). H.
Roadway, p. b. Rockwsy
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frr,ly Of gei0, Lar Is sssiy with good ,us.y ssA
moderate sfvss Sales Of coo bbls and tea q eSiee @
At iiaiiic Better Is quite psntv aud the market g ash
q, isrisc Tor Ohio ard Wes-fn NewYcsk sad s
oranse County and Long i'sad cAeese ga'es al -
HIDES are very srm; desirable psscels sTs sUrcmsly
Basso. k,Ss. sos rs .s az a. Srr.stss Ca rss
q N, a. &C; 8 40 Ahicaa az les. for Salem.
LEAfhES :, sstiys The Increased supple. are pssly
lock sole. Rough uoTe brisk al lsGia. oSk isinu ~
OILS active. Lin.eed has declined owing n largo
receipts 4cooc gallons sold The scot al s!sSS Asl
there is 5rssk seHssa IN parcels % s,., :, sss crds
Whale Is linn at 75c a. the East and 757de here crsds
LEAD i active 20 tans English sold to nnve Al 40
which is an advance and 600 TINS Spanish AZ 81 "a equal
pRuGS-anoo n Carbonate Ammonia sold s I5.cs-
Dutch (inhro Madaer selling at &C. In small psrcsls
SPICES are brisk OF sslo: leo hss Pepper sold q ese
$50 do at lle coo mats Caa At Co., and leS eas re1ss
FISH continue IN demand 2sos quiusss Dry Coz s,ss
s % ss s sss u. @ Me- and s r
boxes Herring solo ct Sc. for Sealed sud S5c for No l.
SPIRITS French Brsodies active The news ey ne
last OF tfost having nppsd the early baas
OF the vine la.- extent that not knowa vbsk
of crop will be had this season and fearing Bad enc.
orders have on, 10 hold the stock in this market at IN
advance of Sc higher This has caused IN. acre.
and eli that eoGd be bous at old prices has been iaksa
French Wines also selling freely IN anticipation -
COFFEE does no. freely. though pricss are s.-
changed Al are lor 1850 baxs Rio were oere bat .cnY
portion sold at Sc and 500 ockets Java OF poor assI
iiy Of which small part was a, t0c 10 pr1'ste ale
Joe pockets Java sold g. and Is do. Government do.
,c SEQ bags Lsgusyrs 81 s9ic; 0odo Maacsib u ssfs,
and 2 loo do. Rio at 81 n9.c. .
RICE has advanced. and 200 tierces have been solA q
s. 62l6S4 l2 the market closing with howard tendcncy
MLASSES are steady 500 bills Porto Rico sold st No.
do Muscoysdoes 2szc and $50 csycd Cubss q no
lS4c :
SUGARS are still advancing owing to the general belief
OF so1 crop Cuhas $500 hds Muscovsdo Sold IN the
three sst days at sc; 30co boxes brown Havana -
s. tc; coo hhds Porto Rico at 5d6sc aad 5es do New
Orleans at 5. 96ic.
HAI-The supply larger and prices less inn. Saiss a
900 bales good. for shipping, o. 7Qs.
OIL MEAL,A better supply. with sales Of q tuns, st
S. IslGsi q y 100 lbs, cash.
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Co. The goods w season and were Timely osescl
The largo catalogue of 1000 pieces were sold At Inn
proved prices and distributed among the trade gsnsr
ally An staple goods are now held with more arm
ness and jobbcrs find it difficult to replace tier stocks
of fsvorte and desirable styles at old pricea
The imports of French goods are exceedingly light
The vessels arriving do not bring out full cargoes The
demand for British goods moderate, but steady Staple
goods rm but the remaining stocks OF spring styles
Offering at irregular rates. Messrs T. Higgin Co.,
of Liverpool under date Of the 2st April furnish the
following comparative exports from Great Britain to the
United States from the of the season to
l3th April:
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MARRIED.

~ Wsses-'d May TO- Sy Rev T. J. Warner. M GEORGE C.
To- place
On Tuesday msInns May II. BY Rev Mr. Wood, Mr. JAMES
GAUkI - Miss CAROLINE I. GREEN both rf this City.
On Monday h.y 10 by Re-, Mr. shsckeord WIN posi- SACK
Eft TO MARGARETrA T., daughter Henry Garner, az
Of Brooklyn.
to Philadelphia and Hartford papers sl-sse copy.
In Broosyn NAY BY Rev vstsa ct Grace Church
SCHENCK HAvESs of New jersey HENRIETTA A. CHI
CHESTER Of Brooklyn.
ON Tuesday May II. by Rev. A. A. Wood. Mr. HENRY DIrH
MAN TO Hiss ANNA b. HOYT all of ,his City.
Nondsy, May TO- by Rev. Cheever, ID, L. w
CHESTER ksg-, 70 Mrs. CATHERINE w, FITCH.
In Inni'y Chnrc Geneva. Nav by RI Rev Dr. Delaney,
THOMAS FoRIEsCuE ROCHESTER,, ". D.. Of New YORK 20
MARGARET MUNRO Delaney. oab daughter OF the Bishop
OF Western New York.
Apu go IN the Gothic Chapc OF the Mammoth Cave kes
lucky. Rev. j. H. HALL, Of Bourbon Co.. Tena Ms, VEAL
Thy y. PEIIiSGlIl., OF Winthrop. Maine.
In Wood Co. Va By Rev. G. s. Weaver. Mr.. DAVID SNIP
SON, OF Valley Farm Association Va Mss ELIZA A. WALSH,
daughter Of Andrew Wash An ali Professor Of Languages
Wesleyan Seminary, Kent's Hi, Ne
60 Eastern papers
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ISM steamship Asbsrue Ludlow savannah, "a hours. % t.
Atcin Oh MT oeocs, r. Oh HteEas erchsnssi .sazs
With e. s. steamship Florida, o ssanna ss3 steamer asos ~
rsM steamship Marion, Berry, Charleston, - hoar. a@s
Saturday ~ sHssy 10 r. NJ OF Hatteras shos stehsassS
ssna With steamship non, hence igr ch~rsstos Atl9 H.
SHIP Fsor, of Bahmofe) Wade Liverpool March o. ndss
go ;eeSe 70 nssisr ErDseseef heavy w-sssr
Bsrs Tsstoss lPIass Lang sewca Eas 81 days. coal 70
BARCLAY iA'iass,on. ~, ,,-,., -. , 49,. q.
Chamberlain Robinson Co. Apl q, zi - -, bn 81 20.
spoke b. brs Fe,cne q Leh, days n nev, f,r Lonsee
Elzabeth Cry ~ C. for Gussaegpe Apn 90 lat - % Isa S.
sIos sth Enr0;as hence Tor Porto Rec Mag at 81 90 Ios
- spoke hp HOPE lof DSibu we'tHaa ,dys I'M Bos'ss
Bah Roe lBt brown HuH Eus. 81 days. baa and -
psssetser, iof. ". Meyer
Bns Aknea, Galway, 81 days. IN baa ana lee
passengers, 20 soLisouery Bns,hsfs.
Ers AIeie b. Dosns YaIHoa;, dag, sugar asi
rrs Henrieo clareace s.Ism 5sy. rabses % c. giy
schs Sra Breeze Hartman, d boy Island, 10 tsys ab> 70
~ Rsnbsus SD My, OF Hti-ra, sDoAe sehr caassss'
sett -Ernise Res, Gsoes Hartford; WIN. Cray, acc~.ve.
hciehss: klS:on bound Eo.'n H. X sails sssssa 80 ~
Haven Non,e Christie. wnS Sew H.,~p ssy Die, 80
c L. Bsy. oksr P't yb, oounl 70 Yfos'd.as J2ea s'
mar scher-n yppsia J. wo1 ps'Ftsss,
49, - x g,,rn Iist insea Saniacist Bsah ffassLs
Ressea Per AGO. c BIa,sd. ss,oa r,,lans ss
Sss. segaso,is s,ss s 81 sjssi Gsaad sa-.:
Jeremiah, LaH-5s cofson s.s,' ~ y a.. s2-eopb ers.
ins sswso"9 a.. ssrss Hsrxb Rooss.
p~sn Jefvshs Bsisr BseF Deas.. Aasoses Ds.s.s
Cary Portland Cts Oteson, otsfssss, ffsFiesoSs5
os,,s,,-. PorliasJ C. joel Hsn Portland. c.
BELoY-i sbg and erss
wIsp-sunrise e. Merriam z. T.; ssnss' T. aud hsst
IT,. ship Arctic. Terra, hence @ las .sehsr.s =, 10
SPIT Ao eVD<r h9, sosed sowa By the '~." fss Hs<
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning. aay II, ADDISON WOODBURY. ENNIS
only Of John J. and Emns L. aged 10 months
p days.
friends Of the iaml and those OF his grandmother, Ms
Bueueen, respectfully limited TO stnd the ner, from he
OF his No. 81 West syhsI Tins wsincsaay
afternoon ~ O'Clock.
suddenly, Moni evening May TO- Mddeown Peat NJ
of typhoid pneumonia EENS>ELAEls VAN Bt RES NELSON
afed year Of Arnold Nelson, ESQ, o. Albany.
His taken, last evening % Aary Tor nterenf
OF consumption, May TO- MARY ANN LOGAN, IN the sfh year
Of her
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully isved 70
funeral Wednesday orraoon 10 scock from her
late residence. No - 81 Her v be taken 70 Green
wood Cemetery iEterner.
Argyle square, Wici Scotland April - aged u, JANks
yornse.. OF the late Mr. Robert Miller of the place
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY II.
Cleared.

shpsArcc Zeregs Antwerp Zerega Co Un5cFwnsr, ShsD
ley Liverpool Kermit America, Lswfence. Liverpool
D. A. Kngsland Co. Asnes, tBreml schhas, Bremea os
nchs Co.
Ssrnl Train, Purner Mayssnez. Ryen BALDWIN yos
ence tBrl coxhssd 81, John b., Logan Cola. Don. BD
schmidt Bashen Hec S0uper. Mstsnsas
r. G. Read cssserdss lBt Latey shsnshasJ Carr Co
Bres-Nacou, Walfhsm Savannah, D~mh X Co. Bsimnbs
(B Dion Qebec Logan Collins Triumph, tBrl Fergisoss
Quebec, schmidt Bacenj Nerro. Nichols Carisnh s's5
Martha Rogers, W0ocas Csrdonss, X y. Back Co
Chautceer Oh Owen, Fortune Bay n. ". Rowland Assss
Hacy6n, Endge San Juan, Cuba, s.Hsss Co.. hadss
Hsiss, CsTdeaas X. q. Read.
se.oouers- sewberu Hartman Wilmington H. d. Brook
nan; O. Adams Norrs, PHILADELPHIA, master ebeccs 0oah.
Philadelphia w Mckee. Grad Isis1d Small Nsvbnypsft,
master Lospes Parsons Tobasco sesrfh Sons Ehss joe
Tlona- Russell Norton Paios, Bartlett Jscksonyl,s.
H. b. Brookman Tnios lBr) wiiets Halifax, McDoasIi
Elizabeth Session, st. Msrks y. d. Hnrbut Co Ssem b.
Hof Ralr J. H. Bfane Cal dona, gr) urlsehari. Cora
wallis. VIM A. walker
sloop-CLass, Osls. Providence master
steamercfty " New fok, BAXTER, Boston Mailer Lard
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLEp.-The Coroner

held inquest yesterday at the house No ~ Washington
upon The body Mary Gibbons child four years and
NO months old, who accidentally by hsrse
and cart In Washington st. Monday evening" and died
IN about twenty minutes atterward upon the
cat a the time, who endeavorng to stop the horse
shch wssvery much ghts ned aud running away He
ES unable stop the animal and himself thrown upon
arrangement verdict of accidental death was rendered
bylhe jury.
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PHILADELPHIA MARxEr-.Monday, Ma,

ll-CoAL meets an active inquiry for shipment Eastward
az full rates C0rToS held for further advance and re
stock materially reduced BARK continues dull a. 30 =
& iun, aud no sales have under notice.
There is change 20 notice IN the fLora mar
ket Sales OF SEQ barrels standard brands At - -
- bM The stock sac small, and mos. holders In
different about selling this surc There fair demso9
Tor city consumption at 81 Si.rst 81 for and
cct brands end ~ 6e40Sj ot extra. Small sales OF RrE
FLovRa s. 25. 200 barrels coRN MsaL a. o. III bib.
and some BgsIdywine at - -.
There is good demand for WHEAT. ard but little oaes-
rs Sales OF bushels prime Red az sec 81 bushsl
which is further advance and 1000 bush peansy lvsaa
White 81 t. a'oat RYE wanted for distillins 7sc
CoRN in slowly, and meets fair inquiry Sales "
Sr0O bush southern Yellow at Gle aoat In Oars sr
ther transactions have been reported Tho demand To
WHISKY is limited Small sales at 2lc- In both hhdA Nd
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MILIEp By A FALL.-An inauest was

ereay held at the Eighth Wand Police Station upon the
Soey q Ihos about 80 years OF death
seo fracture Of the skul received by falling down
- siHis 81 he Statlonhouse. The deceased found
neois previous In an alley IN Smthst apparently sick
noAeaed and was taken {, Station-house by officer
Imam q Ihe th'h Ward and while being conveyed
saa esstn was rendered by the Jury The place OF res
sshee Of The deceased was not ascertained
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SECOND BOARD.
PH1LAprLpHrA SALES OF SrocKs, Tuesday,

May -Fba BoardsI Kensinso. s. 3d. 200 Beaver Mead
RR 20; $1,000 Sch. Nav g. 6s, 5j $4,000 do, 81 81
Leigh Nav 49, Pens Bank ils Philadelphia Bank lJ7s
90 Mech B.Bk, soaj 800 Read RR, 100 Perksmsn Cono
e61 Wi RR, 81 .. Girsrd Life and Trust q; slDD
City &c, 6l O5 10 Harrisburg Rk 4 $500 Lehsh So
Board-l0 Railroad. AZ II Com Bank co.. 81 900
Reading Railroad Mort Is. g. 10 Leish Nav, 81; go Long
IS IS Penn. Bank, 1881 $4,000 Lehsh Is, sSf $1,000
and Arboy Railroad 6s TO- iOo s,5o Penn S. Do 400
Penn. s..I IeIsh
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Nv TELEGRAPH.

posTox ysytiArr skp charcfnssss Liverpool bats Cal
fms rae mo- seoIs ST. lost os 6-osss sash bss Eh.sss
60 Nm u, ffshsr New York Joaa fsyx, lsa ali
h, Ts.i ss,ox; b. bns chars, aeLfsAs. c4sos sshs
Nsrx FGzs ahr Cages, ApnIlA
"a .v- esr,h luercs Liverpool sabbss Nstsnta. Ssfas
,- s,s Orens forr-er s~w rori lad or cthins
- rhrs gafds Jseksoas-t Asrxk Ssvannx Bzfcsi,ra.
Wsisxoa, " c. Iksts asd Americas Belle Nee rsss shf
Oatsno. DO. -
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H Housekeepers' attention is particu-

sIly directed large assortment of rich Lace Window
Curtains and Muslin Drapery Just received from auction by
s. NJ T. Towle of Columbian Hail. No 23l Grand-st con-
tanning every variety of Tsmboured Applique and Floss
Work by pairs Also, general assort-
ment of Linen Goods comprising Linen Dsmask Table
Cloths Toweln. Napkins and Sheetinss all of which will
be offered the lowest possible price Hotekeepen viii
find the assortment unequaed and the inducements offered,
worthy of their All and every article suitable to
the wants housekeepers at this may be obtained
at Columbian Hail. much cheaper than elsewhere.
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ARREST ON CHARGE OF ARsoy.-A

'mkn tanned Michael Schafer was Yesterday arrested
saGssa wi'h having fire to the promises No 2s Monroe.
nv "a se nOaf on Sunday night The house occupied
~ ioans ESQ against whom IL is said the accused
he ieehns and had threatened burn his house.
sf, neiiy employed as baker by Mr. Young, but was,
sw., waNs discharged He was committed to prson to
fs ~ eH o. AZ investigation which isn0w pending be-
.e NAel " rolce relative 70 tine OF the fire.
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AfverIsementl
II THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL awarded

any where in world during the year 1851 for Dagueeo
types awarded to Mr. Roof of No 1853 Broadway, In
this City This splendid medal together with ten other p5e
medals all awarded to him for superiority OF his work
can be seen at his gallery His pictures better and more
popular now than He has been In New-iok three
years and has taken the first premium every year
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fAdveriisementl
u Our citizens and strangers visiting

II Our citizens and strangers visiting
the great Metropolis fully appreciate the great advantages
they derive in Purehasns their Carpets and Floor On Cloths
No 80 Bowery The eight spacious saesrsoms are so well
arranged and adapted the business that hundreds can make
ther selections of various articles without the least
Patcu lar attention is called to those English Exhibition Ia
pesres Brussels and Imperial Threepy and Ingram Car
pets
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
nThere was q high time in the

,SThere was high time in the Com
mon Council on Monday night in the disposal Of the print
ing question which kept the Board in session until O'clock
when resolutions finally adopted amid confusion
designating The Adrertser and Eagle corporation news
papers The propetors Of these papers are 10 bind them
selves pubsh the official proceedings OF the Board al
from the city officers committees relating 70 the business
Of the city for the Of 81, $50 per annun-
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while racing through Pesrist on MONDAY night and hsa
MS leg shattered that ampaoa viii probably DC neces-
s4rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

n Daguerreotypes of more than 100
lsrgymen can be seen al LAwREScE's Gallery No 2o5
Broadway three doors below fultons Also his Worlds
ali Prize Pictures with the Prize Medal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
tg Whitehurst's Daguerrean Gallery

at No $40 Broadway has been elegantly retted and reinr
nshed escape from utter ruin by fire and will
be fr6pensd this morning Tie facilities for producing good
pictures greater than several important improve
in the arrangement of Light having been adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

MINIATURE THIS DAT.
sus-Rsss-... D-Sets.- % moos- ksss..-s. 40
HIGH wATER......TIiis DAY
Sandy Hoot l2a Gov Island TIA He'd osts. "a
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-Huco Miller. an

Sss 49, lion Joseph Rose, Jr, late Member of the
ssessm doing business No. 80 Catharne-st- was
.,s % shei IN the thigh by the explosion of loaded
ss,, se asa earsiesly placed the ire without
s'asnt Is IN isr way to recover. y
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advertisement
TO ANNIVERSARY VIsITORs.-The great

moral piece presented in the Lecture Room OF Bar
NUNS Museum called The Drsnkard. is something ct the
sound and solid truthful and the startling kind and VIII
any ipper disguised from his drink Tins famous
piece done this evening Pretty and lsughabe pieces at
BaInum's this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

~ The Board Of Excise met at the City
Hall yesterday afternoon bat shortly after orgsnxson nd
ourned TO next Tuesday order examine the law passed
by the last Leisaiurs, regarding Licenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

how Mr. p T. Bsruum proposes in the advertisement of his
lots Bridgeport enable you with small to
large cottage dwelling and garden the easiest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

" An alarm of fire about 7 o'clock last
evening ass by sparks lodging tae
Iaftess of Benson's foundry in Wstesst The hands
ployed in the place exting1ished il
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CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Tues-


dav-Pieas of Guify-Sutherland Stebbins young man
respectable connections pleaded guilty to indictment
charging him with having obtained by false pretenses from
VIM Wood eweler of Broadway diamond valued at $50
The Court suspended Judgment
Nm Harris also pleaded guilty to charge Of false pre-
lenses. Judgment in his likewise suspended
Geo. C. Saniy who surrendered himself few days since
to the authorities pleaded guilty Of grand larceny on con-
dton that his wife, who charged and pleaded guilty to
similar oense be discharged He senesced to the
State Prison for years and three months Mrs Stanly
discharged.
Mary Kelly pleaded guilty TO grand larceny, and wa'
sent TO the State Prison for two years.
Joseph Palmer, coOred, indicted for grand larceny
pleaded guilty of petit larceny and was sent the Penen
six months
Grand Larceny Teal tried and convicted OF
having March last stolen clothing valued az the prop
erty Of Abraham Overheser. Sentence State Prison two
years.
Eurgiayy-James Moran found guilty Of burglary on
the store Of L. Lederer No. PIP Broome-st Sentence
State Prison two years .
Agqyoruted Asssauh-Ellen Russell, notorious pros-
tu.e was convicted of assault with intent to malm for
having on the 18th ult stabbed VIM Hayes officer OF the
Fourteenth Ward. She remanded for sentence. 81,
EuJooyu.--Iames Gallagher, boy, impeaded WIN
several other bsys with having on the 5oth January last
broken into the of Marx Fisher, No 1876 sanonst
and stolen thereom silks &C. valued at 100 was tried and
convicted The Court sentenced him to the House OF fte
fusc. Adjourned for the day
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MELANCHOLY OccuknENcE.-A young

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE'-A young
lady named Eliza Ann West residing in the family OF sam
ue L. Henett Manhasset L. l., met with her death on
Friday last by falling head foremost into meat cak Sne
bad for time past been subject 10 fsinng hts ana -
supposed standing bench along side OF the cask
when being scd with dizziness she tell IN II being nall ian
OF brine and thus persisted
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Two workmen employed

on building at the corner of Pacific and Willow Sta
yesterday got at sylsrkr which ezmaaed very seriously
FOR OF the partes named William Savage, who was %
badly hurt BY blow with trowe IN the hsnss OF the ofner
PatcA Rooney that Is feared lac VIII not es aba " aux
vtvs his injuries
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CorRr OF CoMMoS PLEAs.-Before

Judge Woodu-Jomes Pon Nosfyand agt John H. Paffer-
the value OF notein favor OF Patterson
Fredercks already alluded to- question arose nder the
law prohibiting the officers Of Bank from discounting per.
sonay offered for discount to the Directory Plaintiff
President the Merchans Exchange Bank aud is con-
teded that the belongs to the Bank and not to the
rlaiptiT individuality The Court, on notion gave leave TO
amend the pleadings, and the was Withdrawn.