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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

u The Public School No. 7, situated in
Yorkst was examined before TIE City Superintendent
and number Ol the friends Of the pupils and teachers
yesterday. The exercises com aised defamation and
singing With other branches a. study. Tee School IL
under the ,uperinte0dence Of Rev. M Syms snd the
proceedings Of the day passed VI satisfactorily Toe
scholars Of M Whites School no - also assembled
yesterday for tie purpOse Of singing together nun
Der Of visors present and AZ the close OF TIE
exercises address made by Cen Ddryea who
spoke In complimentary terms Of both the children AL
their Instructors.
VA dog supposed 10 be Tabid was dis
patched IL iorkstrtet yesterday sfternoon An at
tempt was made 10 shoot kin BY citzsn buf tde pistol
exploded and injured the and not the dog The
poor beast was siierward eluo5ed TO death
EThe rev market buildiag corner OF
MyIteAvenue and Navy street has been completed and
viii soon be ready for business
BGeo c. Childs was convicted Of usu-
", yesterday, In the City COurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
FRIDAY, June ls-P. 81

There was not very large business doae
in TIE stock market this morning and prices were not
srcrg. After the Boarc, however there was better
feeling. which continued at the Second Board toe mar
kei closing with frmness and with considerable dss
position 70 operate The slight decline Of the m1rnng
entirely recovered from and prices Of the leading
faneies closed above hose Of yesterday canson was
the most buOyant fancy, and went 70 STA, short
buyers option, an improvement o. II 2 cent
Erie firm, and sold ct 5sla, the poisi |. stood
Of before the dividend was declared Il 10 ru-
mored in he street hsi now party has been
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MARRIED..

A. obnie Mas We6uc-Ity eyrnins JHge S hy Rev
D.. ieti. JOSEPH J. STONE Of Nss tort, Miss MARY
ELIZABETH daughter Of the Officiating clergsmsa
Boouton. ~ } Thursday June ", by John h, Et. NJ
ENOG HAhMONDS, OF Boontoa NJ, CAROL NE SUTTON,
Of " ham.bufsh, l.. l.
Oa Tbufsday n, 81 Johns Church, Brooklyn BY
Rev sir 90 oson JANIS EDWARD JENKINS Mss KATE
A ouy tspshtrf Of Cspi. Joseph Biz. all
THURSDAY June b. DAVID sinitn.
Conn. M WALTER 5. COwLEs. Of Canaan, Conn., Mss
NARY. I,usite Of the late DAVID Thomson, Vi this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

Ju.- l.-fbf Bsarl0 Grad Bk - 81 Fsua r Z ~
hc IrLas k-s BE- Ioptr, Co. 10 Cona-fea BAas - :
MAJ Me-. Bznk 1s $500 ,cy. Nav. ~, b& Joe So
$50 Resi NJ ~ &c. Cn0I b. Teaa 70 iOl horrs,
s. ~ VI ID lt s4i $50 A-slaaJ CT -, 70 - s''l
R-silns -. ~. - siifosprLg 6triea ~ ~, u.s.
Scasd hard-si ~ Reading Nsr- ~. a. 49, SID hlffs,
lssif slOo Can matt ~. 1927 D. B. k-at-ay iiaf
Conmrrcl Bk 100 Hfr-hurE x r. f.is SO C. : 81.
5 crp iIo s1D L-tal IH; ~ s71eT d. s;s, - son
\ An CsA ~ - sJuu 60, -.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FoURTH OF JULY.-A resolution was Of
iered in the Common Council by AID ComHOck sgihor-
ling committee 10 make arrangements for the eee-
brson Of the Fourth Of July aud spJropnating 400
for the After soEre Eitis discussion a-nd-
nent Of 500 was moved, and the resolution amended
was adopted The Chair named az tnst Committee AID.
Comstock, RAlphs and Baker
FREE PEws.-The pews Of the Gothic
Church (M-thodisn are hereafter 70 be free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

POISONING By LAUpANUM.-An errone-

TUISUNINH BT LAUDANUM'-Au tIIUHt-
impression has been crested in the public mind regard
ing the Drs Of Lsigh and enSich.ts-
om the report Of tra published few days LAgda-
sold for of Rhubarb in October 1851 whle
the under the aud Enlargement OIL Adam
PsteTsn but the present propnetor Messrs RANOLE
OUEE bought the subsequent this circumstance
they 70 be associated with this trial Ia their Old
No. GA Hud-cns, they well known the Pro-
ssou and the public for their carsuness sad Aftenoa
business This fact may g. far to dsabuse the public sea
u sut on the matter
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Nj, ABBorT's ORAToRIo.-The New

Mn. ABBorT's ORAToRIo.-The New
a., Harmonic Society, whose admirable performance
|...,,d music has been often noticed By u.s. performed
80 orstorio, "Ths Wsldenses," on Wednesday
-..,,g a, he Tabernacle We learn that the attend
~, vs large despite the great heat of the weather,
- hat many Of the pieces we're received with encores
.l,b prolonged the performance until late hour.
s.,.,, movements we're therefore, necessarily omitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

The PLANK RoAD.-The bridge over the
Hackenssck and the ferry arrangements being com
pleted, travel will be resumed On Monday The pro-
pretors of the Kaickerbocker linz, OF NeS-Y X will
resume their line of omubuses Il will insist of Is
stages in number, from Jersey City TO New1k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
.,,,.xnyxrs, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.

-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fanny.
CO sssr,dy-Fsros-Danees ~
r,ea IBasbssIA Baysdere-Freneh SPY.
pssSnp spS1 fpr 50 Hnur-Fir-t ksAt-Rsther EHotet.
Bsre s--Ir~.,s,-G v. Brooie in Richard Ill
fsspn s...-Csrean uYture-Psseos and Repentance
lzsfsl se.n..-vs~. IN Asis hIunr-Dsy ans kvsninf-
ts<sy.s-Dsssss's Comic Troupe Trained Aa'Has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

) M Sos.ns services ON Wednesday evening consisted
singing Of ahymn, prayer by Rev Dc Kennedy,
a soaress ifom Bishop Waugh. TIE ioiosing lis,
ff'ahseaenes for the ensuing year wss then read:
4 M. y MONUMENTS oF TIKI PREACHERS.
&ssyl Fast Ds,ytct--H. Bangs, Presiding Elder
81 Shy; JOhntt-Wm. X. Stopford Mssisons'.
Be,sssened forsSth-st-J. b. Wskely. Mariners NJ.
&C "a SS,s-,sd very Nilett-s,--H F. Pease Allen
&econs - h,taesT AhuTy, Norfolk st-A :. Fraacis.
4-N Jessop Niath-st-T. c. Youngs Ssventh-
49, Ss,saaeeI rwsnty-Seventhst-J Floy. Heidins
re9 o1'eenthst-To be supplied East Chester and
y l. .t sS and Mount Vernon Mis4ion-D De Viune; one
&elhas bhee New Rochelle-B. Goodsell Rve-W r.
- a WI Shestsr-N. Buck 5. W. Scoeli SUP King
"ofsA Oreeawieh and cosscobs-G L. Fallsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
PHILADELPHIA MAKkEr-Friday, June

PHILADELPHIA MAhhEI-f Ft"uy,1 uhc
The weather has be~B favorable tor ogto door tssds
TO-DAY and tbeee Is bot little business DOING The rLoVn
nakst eLsinuss very quiet there being eat huls inqa
~ either r shipment city consumpoa SALES 200 b5s
r expoft al - ~ for mxsd western ~ - " BOZ iox
mr.. a. 81 sIi sales ints or the supply Of IAe 70
,siisrs sns bakss st ~ z5dsBit for commen sas
sxtr. and fancy Ioo 1t hishsE quotations. The
nsrEet q nsa,y bare o. RsE FLock, The stoek q
Ccrs MTAL small and Pennsyysn,a % held firmly %
A. 81 sale Of brsndywise II " SIT v boL
Tn. demand fer WHEAT ICES setye. Ssss OF se9 bus
prime Southern Red At go cents besnsi END soms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
The following are the imporiations Of the
week ending Fftcay June ls.

tooo Bath Rck ss BARK Bsess ro-tssss
Coal bags ss Coee - chests Iadso.
bbs chs Msdcer,hp Aberdeen 100 pss D 0ootsi L.~
css Wm Rshbcne, slss Mermaid a tanser, az sanAs.
10 James Wright 1874 6ermsns, Is stmt Baltic, Sls Garch
- GLASGOW, 80 Europa Sti smms fek. 10 .
Isssc Webb 40 John heruck 81 Hero io toa psss So The
Nees ia chs Suhae OF Copper 10 6sroos- go bib
i'ous Root ease paane loo hssss Qucs,ef " esa Jss,
- Vanilla do Optum la DO lconce Paste, IS chs -
bbs ~ bales sulphur, - rs Cream Tartar u eses
Irks "A DO leyette - Ck 10 hss Gum 20 kess Carloads
sod, chs Lastsrn- vases Bssm okee hhs 5bos Chea
rs so Bnmstone, u bales lead i0i cha ~ tos.
Sods An ilt 70 lockwood. 40 eartss fusc
% Csmw cd 10 bales fss g0o bs Pre- crackers -, bss
b2iT b drs. - bbs Ra,ins lsf bales 40 bss Amasds
dos Pine ~ pies. iSo Cocua Mats. el banshss Bsntas
Psntain- Water Melons, s3 Dates
Bitter Amont bss Lemons, m bSs Onas-s 6fuS
bus kf9 Hdes O Goat skns bales do "a bae Hemp.
30 pcs Ivory - bh- beks l3 ass
Ruber bars R Iron ~ bd. lsl bis hsop
no bj sheet do Ss plates Do S3s do aey
uns ps do 3fs Pigs. block. Lead T1sO shingles s
She,ihns leO bdl- fsaucd metal As hhJz 81 ~ bbss
Mohsses ~ 1n,erd l7tO b,sw Olive. ~ cks whss.
Sck Lsrc OIL chs White Lssd 10 vefmon, 81 rs feow
O,hre 20 hs, 900 n kaes, Loo Coacs shells lssl eahes
splitter 1857 cls t uus, Is css SALT sl bd, 30 steel
5e9 bids 70 tcS, L. bills l bxs sugar 30 cas 70 pre, Ga
.thts Brandy punch ROM 10 mats c.'sa "a e's saiass
Pepper. gso Cgsr., LOO bts snap 80 bNs Tie
Pafs ifft slabs Tn 10 S fs 3 bis 3 fohfeco, yy
bsi s6 lh ls1 h l5s 100 ibis % q. Wine, ~
b 100 Port 10 bs Willow, ~ tuns fbany,
ossuls n'r Wood 40 oss Cedar 80 bis wsoi va Bis wcoss
Msste, % chs. Zine
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s97 2s3 paid, SO $50; balance, si,3i0O76.
The receipts of the Saratoga and Wash
ngton Railroad for freight and passengers during the
MOI tn Of May, 1852, 80 81
For the month last year, they Ia $50 ~
Increase .....'.....- sti' w
Mr.. Thompson has sold another $4,000
of Virginia 6s at l2, for banking purposes In Illinois
They are for the City Bank Of Chicago.
The Herman n, to morrow, will not take
an important smount OF com
Messrs. Cammann, Whitehouse Il Co.
open tomorrow, at O'Clock. the bids for loan Of
$4,000 to the Evansville and Illinois Railroad Co
The main trunk of the +. and l. K K. reaches from
Evansville to Terre Haute. distance OF l07 miles aud
the Compsny is authorized also to construct divergent
bne from any pant of the main trunk direct to Indian
spohs.
The present issue of bonds provides for the compile
ton aud equipment of the first scton OF the road ex
tending from Evansville to Vncennes distance Of 81
miles where it joins the Ohio srd Mississippi Railroad
The Engineers estimate of the cost of this section
ready for the cars does not exceed sl0590 per mile
More than one half the distance C272 niles 10 ia
isl ed and in successful operation It's earnings being
more than enough to pay the nteres, the Bonds
Ing let IL miles, extending TO White River, will be
completed in time to the early fall business aud
the remainder during the ensuing winter and spr.Bg
The iron for the whols 23l5 miles has been purchased
and considerable portion Is now going forward The
contracts have all been made below the estimates.
The at the disposal of the Company, applicable
the construction and equipment Of this section Of the
road, are as follows
Stock subscriptions s3i53OO
Earnings 10 let April from transportati n aud
Otbef souiCta- lpPFo
Present issue oil J)OOOO
Total -SI7 $40
The property in Walst., occupied by
the City Bank, twenty eight and half feet wide by
one hundred and sixteen ieet deep sold at auction
yesterday for eighty thousand dollars.
The following is a statement of the tolls
received the Canals of this State the Ith OF jane
-. - 49, 1-tg ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

DrsTILLERT on FIRE.-The distillery of
GrshsMs Policy, # the firm Of Cogg.well Crane & Co,
OF Nsi-streeL N Y took fire az ABOUT O'Clock. yes
teruay morning In the northest building OF the
hshment II e located on North Fourth street near
fTstsireet There being large quantity OF water in
tanks In the dstlery, and steam engine being set
work, the IRE was kept under, and a ex,en-
sive eonuaeraon prevented The building in ShIch
the hre originated wooden and mostly con-
sumed IL will be rebuilt Of brick sione. For while
there wss danger Of the flames communicating with tue
tanks OF liquor, In which case Il would have been a
susive hre The damage ges frlm g. 900 TO 5000
Insured In several Companies. Friction Of machinery
was the cause Of the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

THEFT.-The dwelling of Mrs. Benz. P.
Gregory No Sussexplsce has been IbOed OF silver
ware snd other articles No one in the house wss dis
turbed by the thieves In their operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
vTbe weather has come down to

:. comfortable degree OF temperature last nights
,h.,s was delicious, and all the world was abroad
sntyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company, showing
The present eondIion Of thas Company. This road is
one Of the most important ye! projected ia Wisconsin
running the State and uniting does the Lakes
and the Father Of Waters Il is Wisconsin what the
Erie or Central lines Of roads "a 10 New York aud
avenue OF investmept 10 well worthy attention 0f
Eastern capitalists who seeking for large returns.
We abstract the material portions Ut the exhibit
The Road extends from Milwaukee, on Lake
Michigan 20 the Mississippi river distance OF
about Two hundred miles passing n 'ough the villages OF
WsuEfsba, Pslnyra, Whitewater, Milton, Fulton,
and hsoison, the capital Of the State ald thence
suking steamboat navigation al Arena the
Wisconsin RIVER aud thence following the banks of
said river O. rs cOnnUeDce ~lL the Mississippi, or turn
ing I'd % the south through the lead ml0es, may
hereafter be determined By the Board Of Directors.
Tue Company was duly organize6 Dy tns election OF
its first BOsrd VI Directors tho tenth day VI May,
lc49. Tie aufhDTlzef capital ~ the Company IL thfee
milton VI dollars IT shich there has been subscribed
by citizens ~ Wisconsin snd Mil Eaukse Oas million
nine tDouzshd and eght hundred dollars aud Of winch
hundred and five thousand dollars have been paid
10 ana ice balance IL payable IL lnstaneGts and Will
al become due Ia l-jJ
The Company have in operation thirty six and one
bali mites Oi rad, fourteen miles more grated sad
ready tor the iron aud iron purchased su eat "
extend 20 Rock River, distant from Milwaukee seventy
miles. TgenTy and half miles OF road from II ssa-
kee % Wsukesha were opened on the gSeutyuti1 day
OF Re rusry iu5l Toe NJ earn0gs Of ,his snort Gs
Dec 81 ISL sl35l4 81. rae grOss earnings .Of
the month Of Aay last s},-J g., showing an
over the month Of May u asg gear o. s2D2 3
Tne Road Il now earning about two nlndred d5llars
per day which vii give for the mouth Of Jdae i've
ttOussId dollars ana upward. The Road h1s MT yet
extended lar enough into the country y command Tue
bu.iness, and the season has been unfayQ.able
The cost Of the k0ed when complstedS Rock River
~ miles, Inc udiHg all fixtures sad eqaipmsn will %
about els 600 per mile, witch includes much the nety
est portion o. the lie From TIE Rock River 20 the
Wise Lsin di-tsnee Of aoout o. miles, the Road ean
b. built and equipped tor about $4,000 pee mite ~
lOgiI down The Wisconsin Rser 70 fae hississ' ~,
route u TetnaI kably favorable; and the ~ $50. -
strueron, including al necessary STOCK en1 nA1''' ~
been estimated 81 $1,000 per mile -.... g.,
The Company haze determined 20 cons 80 a. - "a
class Road Ia al its details. The maximum gfa"S %
feet IN q mile A., oo.-.scn
There are 35Ik niles completed and In operator
from Milwaukee % EssIe Centre, IL mile. more gseo
and ready for the iron, the ies p1ren ana ou'D
,e6 along the line the iron purchased sufficient eA
,-d IN Rock River and the contract let rom htgsW
Rock River % Messrs. J. & :. Chamberlain ven kaS~n
and responsible contractors az $1,000 per miis' ioe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
BoARD OF ALpERMEy.-The Comma

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The Common
Council met in the chamber of the City Han last
ing al o'clock The session chiefly engaged with
the ordinances reported by the COMMITTEES on Or
dinances.
POLICE Justice Boswell fined a man
yesterday for shooting gun in the Third Ward Tnrse
or four persons arrested for trivial osnses and
warrants granted for the arrest of two others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

ExcURsIoN.-The scholars of the Young
Ladies Collegiate institute sccompAn ed by many Of
their parenis and friends went on very peAsan, ex-
cursioa TO Flushing yesterday They had cheerful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

DEhocRATIC.-The Democratic Club of
WiliAmseurgh, organized on Thursday evening AID.
Edmund Digs was elected President Con,tdersbs
al ireing vas developed in the sharp contest for ths
election Of the Presieen, Of the Club.
The Democrats OF the First Ward are organizing a
Pierce and King Club
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CITY ITEMS.
Y THERMOMETER AT

.ANeE on THE TtfKhMoMkTEk AT
,,...,~Ss 1fcrm,yly LyacA 4 Caarks) 25ls Walst
fs3y' 90 n 80 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

METHODIST CLERGT.-The pulpits OF
the Meth dist churches will be occupied by the nesiy
appointed ministera In the proeeedingsof the Sas-
York East Conference In another colamn will be found
the appointments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
lAdFeftsoru~ntI
" Sniritnal Telegraph this week con-

contains the concluding Letter Mesmeric Phenomena
Meoums and Moras Spiritual Nl,ion, NewYork COnfer-
enee SptuAlism In Cleveland Ohio Dassn executed By
the spirits lutrau the -Four Periods OF Human Life aud
other starting revelations Published By CHARLE: PAR
TRIDGE No CouTtlano For sale At the News DeP6ts
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r,eHrH-AyESUE RAILROAD. - The

x.,or being out Of town, Aid. Compton President of
a. Rosrd Of Aldermen, acting Mayor, signed his APP
,,osOp yesterday forenoon, to the preamble and
don. taking from Messrs. Petrgrew g. Sherman and
yh Townsend the grant to construct this road and
.uteriDs itupOn others, and requiring Messrs p & s.
4 Co 70 take up their rails, &c. The petition asking
rs change was taken from the Committee having i, in
A,ree IL the BOsrd OF Assistant Wednesday even
n. and the resolutions adopted-concuued in by tn
bard Of Aldermen on Thursday, and approved by the
lcsps Mayor on Friday. Quick work to do apparent
r., sgeat wrong.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

AcCIDENT.-As a hand car on which
were vorkmen on the Bailroad returning to the
Depot on Thursday evening, woman who was cross
ing the track accidenuy knocked down her head
sightly cut, and her arm bruised.
STEALING BIRDs.--Two orphans, ar
rested for stealing birds put into the Poor Mas
ers hands by Justice Cutter, to have places provided
or them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

OouRT CALENDAR-CoMMoN Pleas
This pav-Part NO Calendar till Monday Part a
Noe 500 s s2 1884, ESQ, s3s, $40 5i2, Si5, $50, S52
"a. sOi, 40 sj6
SUPREMR CoJRT-Motion Calendar-Specsl Term
Before Judge Roosevelt
SUPERIOR COURT-H ondGg-NOs sos, 756 25l 73i
500 SO Goa 534 5Sl jScl 81 so on, 6i2, ga $50
4s3 Gig TBS 6g3 40 7}3 45. 10 7.D, 500 Sy7, s2s
goo $50 s3l o3S 80, $751; S36 SJ $50, $40, 81, Si2
ei4 As
COMMON PLEAs-Part L--Mlnlay-Nos. $50, LABS.
49, SIS 6S7 9li l033 0i5, 1859. LOIS, llO1, Lib,
1855 l,lG9 ,2C5, Cos l,2il. 1891, l.4i3
CIRCUIT CoURT-MoRday-Nrs 373. 30. 394 $50,
397, 399 400 4Ol, Az, 4O6, 4os ga, 8, 2j5, 392.
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AtFertIa eulent
AsTOR-PLACE OPERA HoUsF.-Thel

will be two performances to-day, by DoNErTs Wonderful
Troupe Of Trained Animals Nowithstsndns the heat OF the
westhtr they coutinae TO draw crowded audiences We
strongly recommend juvenile friends 70 be IN early a.
tendance oproc1re good to the afternoon Performance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

EGeo c. Childs was convicted Of usu-
~, yesterday. IN the Cify Court
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BOARD or ASSISTANTS Nothing of i'm
potance done last night the chief business being
and assessments. The Board saoasned Tor he mouth
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BOARD OF ALDERNEN-FridGy-Ald.
Sturtevsnt in the Chair aud a quorum present. The
minutes Of the previous meeting read and ap-
proved AID Burr moved to adjourn to Monday, which
was carried and the Board separated w:hou. doing fur
Their business than spprUVing the minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

Z. s. DIsTRIcT CoURT--BefOre Judge
Judson.-LaRisl C. Meitiss fer hisaselG ard AssiRes
Of john Miss, and WaTcs Bur, act hs Sio0g Nlrio,.
Ia her tackle sc, Wesley Saft, elainazt-ro recover
about $40 for wages ship Carpenters On sloop
built At Huntingdon l. Lbelsnts say they were EN-.
ployed BY Richard NJ Smith, agent Of Aid s.
In defense 1t Ia acknowledged that the nea worked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

II Would YOU have the bright
OF picture One to suit, perfection
Ike minors true reelection,
Peerless, iagltess-sO y k0oE.
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on the vessel but l. denied anything duethst ths
agreement a. 20 two of the parties 10 pay VI DAY
each and board al - % week and the other 80 cents
day. and Ike sum for board and thar Whatever time
they lost should be made up, &c Testimony WAS taker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

PILGRIMS RETURNED.-Hon. Jacob
OnpsOu, Of Miss Pierre Soule, of La, A. Felch, OF
tsA, and J. g. Barbour, of Va, were at the Irving
BN,s last night on their return from visit to Gen
taee, at Concord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
rY9 GLFAsoN's PIcroRIAL excels itself

this week in the beauty and excellence OF is article de-
pariment Il Is FIJI Of rich original Engsyings and int
resting Reading Matter. Among the rest of the Original
Pictures fine likeness OF Hon. Banks and The ser
Of Silver Plate presented 70 him by our State LessA
ture
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FINE ARTs.-DaguerreOt in oil by

w H. BUTLER upper corner OF Broadway aud hurayst,
Plumbe National Gallery These portraits truthful i'm
perisabe and equal in finish the finest Mnistare paat
log BY DagueneotyPes OF deceased persons are copied
the life.
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WuRDEROUS ASSAULT,--A feIIOW,
named Pairitk Hueshs on Thursday night ali hted at
the Fulton Ferry from of the stsges and soon be-
came very abusive He threatened stab several per-
who about the ferry, and upon being
strated with by mr Richsd MARITIME, he drew kuiie
and plunged il into his side INJECTING a wound which
will probably prove fatal The Second Ward Police
were at the place and secured tue fellow who
yesterday taken before Justice Bogart and committed t.
the T5mbs The wounded man was removed to the
New.iOrk Hospital Huestis is said 10 have conducted
himself in very violent manner while IN the stage.
Several persons who had witnessed the unproy0ksi
,aut upon Mr. MARITIME appeared at the Court yesterday
and testified.
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INTERESTING CEREMoNT.-The corner
sRs Of the Mariners Family Asylum, near the Sea
ns Retreat, on Staten leland, will be laid this alter
bon /, is said that the ferry boats which leave the
ECsa 3P. M. will carry passengers down In time to
Eedcipate in the exercises.
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ARREST or JUNK SHoP KEEPERs.-The
Sixth Ward Police yesterday arrested ten Junk shop
keepers and secondhand dealers charged with vioafiog
the CITY ordinances, by selling without license. They
were taken before Justice Bogau, who hned each OF
them 81 and informed them inst unless they either dis
We're all dischRrgca. The names OF those arrested
J. r. Wallace, No 81 CentIest Thos Caveny, No. 40
Pesrlst Juha CSsco, No % Orange ST. Amelia Green,
No 30 OrSpge-st; Richard Levi, No. 40 Orsng Isl; H.
Levy, Nos. 70 snd lCl2 Oranges.; Owen Doneily No.
IS Anthonyst Moses lsaacs, OrsAgest Joseph Wick.
er, No. 20 Anlhonyst, and Cornelius Doney, No. Is
Anlhony.St