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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
q Sheriff Merselles has removed M,
HOBOKEN ITEMS.

TIE Loco Foco Mass RATIFICATION
MENINGITIS grand Ms's Meeting Of the opposiaos
that has been so long talked Of of on The srssa
near the Ferry Las, evening" and although every effort
had been made BY the Committee Of Arrspgemsn,s &c
was rather aim affair They had three bands Of ms
Gle, boat chartered to bring the crowd from Jsrssy
City, cannon firing, rockets and 6rewsrks In not
no,hpg was lefs undone on their part But With he
whole Of this. must say In sincerity that tho afar
partial failure. for although there dslsss.
lions from Jersey City, we.s Hoboken, North Bsrgse,
Bergen Corners and other places the lsrsess number
that be estimssd present Old pos reach 90.
ard this Is estimating all the ground whigs, women
and boys AZ least oneihrd Of the actual voters pres
ent were Wbiss
RoJmsn n Price, the member of Congress from THE
district presced snd although be made quite sp'ech
on taking the Chair, not cheer given, aud %
evident vas the lack o. enthusiasm that one Of the
members OF the Comuitee came down from the sand,
stationed In different puts of the crowd, and told
them cheer wheo he gave the ssnsl from the stand
Ait ough Il was announced John Van Buren, would
spesb, he was not on hand-snd the speakers we're
Erocb +. Camp, Lorenzo B. Shepard, and Mr. Van
Norden, OF Bordntown who sloried In being an apos-
tate Whlg.
Mr. Shepard In his remarks had tho csndour 10 10
marx IN gCod faith that Gen Scott bad rendered moot
eminent services 10 HE country the repo'os of this
gave % much umbraget 10 one OF the oihcers o. the
eeAr that Reporter (by the BY tue only one sho
IN upht enough Of the occ-s t. DO present. len the
q, nd We must say that ssw 90 ittle SPIN
q, any ., lcal meeting and the whole burden Of the
speakers remarks the abuse OF Gensrl SCOT and
Greeley Seward and Wing principles. We could ma
hssr word In favor OF Pierce Which fact 10 could
Only account for by the ans heard given ct shs
German meeting az Magersin El5abethst week before
last There a Voice called out IN ihs crowd" Stop
abusing Geo Scott and Tll US something about Geo.
Peirce'" The speaker confessed that he knew very
lille about Gen Pierce all he kne~ hs was their can'
d,dste % they must for bi, and s generally
~
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MARINE COCRT-Bo6re JuiF- L,s,n.
rIwnrd Munnef AZ. JohnH Mars.

By coal passer in the engineer de-
paitnrnt Of The steamship Humboldt from Have, against
he Chief Enguser tor assault nrd battery IL wa,shd
ant csu.ed psntd b., arrested and 10 irons add
glazed IN the and Oased fhs latter vas de-
NED The considered that mo Chief Engineer IA,
.ht to &C nol the corps In hs own particular dephtmsut
a. o. The oggug Is has not been piosei - against d:fsnd
ait Judgment ioT defendant.
Before Judge Gowns.
Ellen Hall ~ Ter mex, nerd, Wins Hal, %: WIN sharpe
To recover s. bsng mouths rrni 10 advan'e, o.
ursisss No 40 Cauot place Tbs cefsl was teabt OF
FllZ.b.th oo, Who held under lease, and assigned me
s,se ~ pAiutf Who although married woa an, holns IL
=, her s9e separate property. The defendant contead
ed bat the hubbard should have been asd IN ths 'uit
rsy The Cont held thai the SUIT VA properly
next friend JUG gment Ur piantm
Salmon Cooper ae, Hrury Tfrorr, Jr.
To recover bal.Lc- o. $40 80 for psntI"s DONE on fee
bopses 10 hst near 7h sy, $50 eFh Tue dsien'e Is
bat the materials were BID and the painting badly done
The eitimUny was eonu.o'etny Jrd2Asht Tor pam
uf, 81. ,-.,uAp.
To ,scovsr sec for coa sege1 TO b. sold de,nd,nts ~
r.,tntts in Februsry last Ia defense was sad that tne
o.i yrs I'D 20 Dr PIN alone audit was dened mat snsJ
- n,rtnss Mr. Bsgy offered 10 p1ts BIZ tin on tn5
,t,pd bur tbs Court would nor aso" T. a. u7 CVuft o.
CT,on Pleas has ced that one partner esnoot d ek
on.S f spstber eopartner Other testimony was tskeo
Ire bot HAVING shown eopsrtn-rsnip aud no sp
piynr 10 amend bis declaration judgment In favor oil Da
T,motiy Cssey ssi ys'enbse ssu7sr.
To y,cover So balance due 30 0ais OF stone Tor
- hudinq for defendant ia sixteenthst la del nse
I'd tbnt the contract mads 9th Hf B-rtnif psn
uHs sssnt and the amount psid judgment Tor eesn'A'
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CIRCUIT COURT-Beiore Judge Roo'svrtr.
Theodore r. Howell AIT chis McNuly.

To recover $3.50, money loaned. The
Sefeu,s IL h. the money loaned defendant but
sent b. ho er ant psre of plaintiff his own account,
to Dr. HcNu st California, Ia be used In Speculation Ia
which he and DR. McNuy concerned. This was de-
med and It said deisndan. spilled for tho loan TO send to
his brother DR. Men aud that Il ide tn defend ant
individually Verdict for plaintiff 10 amount and ia eres
Joseph Becl sst Thomas Carney spd Matthew ChAse Sheriff
ami Deputy Sheriff
To recover dsmsges amount laid a. sl0O for alleged
wrons levy and q plaintiffs goods No lS Mdibsr
ryst
The defense that the goods sved upon under
pcuton Of Daniel aud Levi Angsyin against JOhn
Merder 6or rs whom it Is insisted the owner in
fact and ths bill OF sale hs gave To plaintiff bona
fde protect the property against creditors Verdict
for defendant
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 90,

Aid. BorcE then moved that the dead horse report
be laid on Ice table In order to fad out who na5la
The motion prevailed.
Close Of The September Sess'on.-This
being he eighth dsy-,he las. enc 10 which TIE Alder
men could se, their 81 each per tting-'hsy finished
Up their business and adjourned until the lst Monday In
October, the 4th day Of that month TIE septen oer
Session has been very uLinporanti not single ord
Of general importance Of has been passed. except
the one to raise money upon unfinished contracts.
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A,prsr FOR PAssISG COUNTERFEIT

uox.v-Ou Tuesday evening young man OF resPeea,l5
so,s.r.pce called .t the Brosd~sy Ih-at,e snd
S,,.xon for hch be offered 70 psJusns no'e
~ t,o1 Bank Of B,sfoo, Mas, Of the denim q. iod
~ sS I'd received the chanse s'ona'sr be si va,
rh b,yins been pasted over the ginaI d~nom
n.o1 sSths note Officer HOs,n Of the Csis onlse as
S 90 10 hunt 20 the rogue He imned AeiJ proceeded
sppH ssi,.t,rl. ,Ehee be aacelt-sed that ieg
s.sore he ticket seller had taken note OF inc
.,ne essrription The otheef then weat % MODS
$3.50 xb,r- aher w.iiipg short nme, young msn
TO- :, a. ,irist of for ticket and ptssoted, ~ 10
In payment So bill o,thssarne deseno ottho.s
ser,d De was Bm.dizteiJ arrested and tak.n 20
- ch,et. O6cs shere be gave his John Es-on,
=, wm committed 70 avail exsmasnon u oehsved
49, n. "a al ssccupics engaged vish him.
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Tie Na,lck Traseay-Den,h of Mrs. TAYLOR


The proceedings in the examination of
Tbnss Casey ohsrgeo With the marder Of Odvrs Fay
Tor on Friday night last have been closed rnrough.
cutie exalninsdIn Casey maiat.ined calm exterior
with the exception OF sigbt manifestation Of dlsaP
polnmert h, the rc,ult announced that he VA
u be b. ID for trial Ii that he antlcp ved dis
. charge
hn Taylor after lingerie, for little over two dsys
eedat about O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Sac was
speeshless 80 the last aud With her deaSn ali hope Of
postve evidence against the Ipsaor q tas norIi-
Die crime must die slight pressure of the hand ia sey
eIal Instances hen aksd Casey ,hs per,on who
atacsed her, al that conli be obiAnsd Iststo bs
hoped future deyelo will eucidAie this fear
full m, stery and point out lhe perpeirsor of als most
foul nurdsr TIE father s0d tbs mother nOs res. ia
the Woody graves and four young orphan chldi
sldds My dispossesed OF home and tnrO upon
theieieer mercies OF the world. We rejoice 10 lssra
hat t re IL disposition smcpg the Poop OF Nack 70
sonhi.ute to their present and future wants.
Mr.. Vsylor, Il 10 generally conceded, was az mos
oors and townsmen. His means wsre inconSderaole,
ana stated tina, he had not tue faculty OF money
estserbs
CouN the wife have aroused from Ter death trancs
md related the experience u that terrible nxhf OF
DE rstsshf abe caught OF the murderer standing
he BODY Of her husband Of die pursuit. Of her; OF
aturs instinct which csused her - catch 10 her sleep.
~ babe abe pissed tne bed Of The imoptsnt frst
low which shvered the bed post; OF her ESCAPE into
ke front room, aod her s,emp. TO keep the
oor o thar room closed sgaiots the murderer and of
10 hna eiding u bis superior strength and of ue
irsl terrible death blow; the horrors OF that long
nsht as she lay eleecirs on the door, VIA, tale
would be disclosed
h wss 6rss nged that Mr. Tsyors fauerA should
tale place the oho dox Cnurch In Ns,ck this assr.
nosn but Mrs. Tsyor 10 dead, they will PROOFS.
bl, be buried together. sOston Traveller, 2lsl
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mAkRlED.

Wednesday, Sept q, ~ Rev. sp.ncsr H. Cone NJ 2
IlyERMORE the 6Im speddns Lve'nos aiss AKA
BELLA dsusber OF Wilson G. Hunt Esq. all OF hi, ciy
Thursssy evening Sept ~ BY Rev. Austin cras ,hs ~
sJrncs OF faLsr Hamporbursh, oranss Co., hstIk e.
,ounss daughter OF Gilbert Gerow Esa~ to FRANCIS DEN
ING, Oi the Ciy Of Ns~Yora
by Rev Lot Jooes. Nj GEo Hickok ana Miss ASakLESE
of Valentine CoNs, Eco all at this CITY.
10 Eav Wesnesisy ins Sept BY rev VI Dat
ton Rev. JANIS CLEVELAND ~ Durham to Misc ELIZA
H. JOCELYE. of s-wHaven also, the tins ss<
piece By tho zane Rev DAVID PEc< Of ocrn~irh 70 Nss
al Ices, Es1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

AccIpEST.--Last evening an accident
- % ,n., r.u,.d paa,els II bic redden:s 10 ths
uovsr part Of toe house No. 80 Gfsadst oanies 80
rspsiss near bed, dps l.hisS amp Win s:sa s D
VI - ,,co, Ms ,nyeopsd "a flames 10 sxunguisuins
IT, ases bis hands and face wsrc very severely ec.eee
M. Daniels Was ., much overcous ~ insn' 'os s"'
f.in,.J and lay ia trance Tor nearly sn a'of
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COURT or COMMON PLgA3-Bsiore judge Isoa,H"s.
N.n Ar.n.I- & LInAAl. at. Tho na. CarnnI. shanM
THIS cnse was on bnf1re. Messrs. Van

This case was on before. Messrs. Van
Nh hardware merchants received ia settlement Of 3
claim IN the country, OF horses aud sid them
ditionaIIy Ist Fec 1857 70 Mr. Bdrbdssthst 10 THAI
was % keep them IN cd condition I'LL the succeeding
Ap srd pay for them, by instanenis In cigars ant II
psd By p the horses 70 be his the shsnh, on
h. DAY they were delivered 10 VIZ - levied u9pn ,sn al
,xecDt,on sganst B. aud another the agi Of Oakley
Beach and Others foI slH The sui. 10 by plsnii' "a
owners Of the horses having given notice % the 5nh In
Borhd,e ard at sny rate could not exercise any rs III
Anil and also that the desc ipton la the notice did not
answer 70 these horses. The case u on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
ARREST OF A DEsERrER.-Yesterday

sf<rneoa oceu Armstrong AID woodward arrested me-
me who had deserted fom the U. steamship Potomac,
row lyns 10 The river tho powder magazine OF Tie
Navy Yard TIE seaman s~at froU tue vescl Win
small bcaf 10 conway two shore anl isstca1 a
returning be left she small boat sde his cscsps
mdship and the steward ita disfely dcsfcbs1
sshore and ipformston 10 the oer Who Captured
him 10 Secon ct h6 utder stop He was coavsysd %
board sxar apr srenty quit, sssd with bic sdvsatsr
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Teacher
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


COURT cALESDAR-THIs DAY
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 6S7, go, 1907,
las 6, g. ls, A, l76 to 49,, 81
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 5i3, SIS, 234,
59s. 5sl 20 .sl.
SUPREME CoURT-Specidl Term.-Nos.
56,2 a. IS, IS, a. IS, Al, as is. Is g. g. 10.
L. 5. DisTRcT CoURr.-Nos. l6 TO %,
inclusive.
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a. We learn from The Troy Times
tha Mrs Margaret Ford ~ years Old vas barned 70
defh on Saturday Last She te'ised two miles from
Tpy, near tue line Of the IOWA of Bruins Wick Ii IL
supposed that her coshes caught fire from her pipe
Sczce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

SrRANGEks.-Among the arrivals at the
METROPOLITAN yesterday were w. Corcorsu and DR..
Addison, of Washing ton n. C. Perry, J. r Wilson
and Il. Stephens, of the Navy; J. IL Kennedy, New
Orleans; B. D. Mathews, Mlsslssippii IL A. Bsnnete
England and Others
AT the As1oR, Hon. A. Gilmore, Pennsylvania; Sam
son Low, London; Henderson, Louisvillei II. C. Ca
reg, Burlington, ard Others.
At the InvISG, N P. Fillmore, Baffsloi Major Peck
Army, and many oihers.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Delototr's, formerly Lynch & CldrFsl 25la RaAa
1854. AN Hooa. sPM 81 NJ
Sept 22.......60 GO ~ ~
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DRowsED.--A boy, 10 years OF age

u.red Henry Sherwood dro~aed at the Hoost IN C.
Eyyy afternoon attempting TO amp on board
The rrry b. az when esyiog the dosk he soo oil NJ.
Hspr, sbs,woo5 OF No A secood-st, Wliams6ush. ~
r, ere made obtain the body but up 70 OoeocS isss
ey.nipg they unsuccessful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
.nus.sssr,, &C. THIS DAT isp EVENING

Hiblo. G.rdeB-Younf Anencai The Barber Of SeTiIs.
WslAek's Lyceum-The vii; S,etrhss IN In1a.
Cure 70, the Hear Achs; Novel Erpedea
Baruuns ka,s1D-Orphsns Dream, The ?. Lms'ck Boy
Wooas hns;rsb-No. ~ Broadsy Concsrs sysry svsaina
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

x The body of an unknown man, sup
eesed to be sesnsp oand f,stins 10 the river
TUESDAY ate by North River bssfmen end Tow.
% nio'he Casafd poch Coroner Gardner ws ncansd 81
he fset ard prcsed-o TO hold Investigation Tue BODY
oeen In tho water for 6sys and tnefs 80
@use snSe- the en aud the temple Decssss
I'VE ies six OF ssyen inches hight and ssoas th.
Vnse year Of ase he'd cotton shrts-tAe outst<e
esecsed eose psnts add brssns Ia the
pocheu wS Jsekknifs. Verdict found drosnsd.
II The contract for the construction Of
reservoir Bereen Hin has been awarded nv ths wstsr
Comm'.ooeIst to Mr. Collins Of Nsw.YsrS Ths eootrsss
piee Ia <sSeo.
n Mr. James r. De Witt, Of this CITY.
who was suddenly deprived Of hs speech whils sttns
Of TIE drner tsoe Sunday lat yesterday aArmooS
improving and 1t Is thought viii recover
q Sheriff Merselles has removed Mr..
Daniel WEIGH Keeper Of the County Jail and sppoass1
In his stead Mr. Jsnes Newkrk, Of Bergea. The @ ~
Jury exopeaed Mr. w from eli blame 10 the late sscaps
Of aprisoner from the Jail
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SUPERIOR couRr-Be.ore JuIseP.ns

Application by Mrs. q. for alimony dur
Of suit 6r limited divorce already referred TO-
Tie Court denied the motion IL appealing that Mrs a. has
already had liberal allow aoce from her husband
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
military EScAMPMENr.--The l3th' l4th

MILITARY ENCAMPHENI'- - - ~.
ard 7Oth Resimerts together with two Rsgmsn Iro ~
ess. end Of Lopg Island are 90 have 5saa en - NJ -
80 dsxs ,onmeneiag on "Wednesday next a. Esss rs"-
w Tse While viii Do uoder the eo1minS o' onSails
Cen Duryea The troops % be reviewed T Wv mum
and ,uite on the seeosd Gay.
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ACCIDENT Edward

Edward Barnum. laborer,
. :, v,ork ys.,edsy upon building In Bedford sv7 fell
.esaoid ~ The second story the ground and Ia
~ i".c,rt received seys's cut Ia tbs leg By Sinking
1..ir zone tnbeGs lie was rot however, ssnoasJ III
jaEed-
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TAdNrFtfeue1rI
e Ladies when YOU wish TO 90

q Ladies when you wish TO 60 q
shopping visit Columbian Hall, No Isl Grand st. The in
ducenent there offered Ia worthy Of your attention The
richest shsws silks MerinoeS Csshmeres Psrsmettas
Mnsn de Lanes and other Dre Goods Of the hnsst tex
ture and the most beautiful eolois Lsses EnbEodees add
other Fancy Good, will End n every variety, while
the pcss lower proportion than in any other
store this City Try it. Ladies' and Judge TOR yourselves
ADVERTISEMENT
PHoNoGRAPHY.-T.C. Leland, Teacher
ard Reporter No. $40 Broadway Verbatim Re ports OF
TRIALS Arguments in Law Sermons, Addresses lad Lee
siven Eaithfuness and Dispatch To papls-l2
lessons for s.
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Soxs nv TCMpERaNcE.-The Sons OF

Temperance Of th,. City, eoas.ans o. pSa Of s:
ns OF that Order. The meeting Is % be held
a. bs ,y.nns Of tho .h ins. % the Odeon Address
On 'ne 90 asss BY Rev Cuyle Of Teenton aud Rev.
nr Rbe,s of NlhsmsbuTsh-
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HoycIpE IN HAMMERsLEY- STREET.


Tie Coroner YESTERDAY held inquest upon the body Of
NaIsar, TIA, Tor who fouod dead on Tuesday ngnng
in IN h,us- No SO Haumeseyst, snjgn as the Msna
sane which fact announced IN edition OF yeste day
rornpr From the evidence a+daced Il sppea-s that on
Nonday night ths deceased, while Btorcsted called AZ
room Of Ms Rooney the sc u the building aud asked
co. nne and sone tobacco Her request VA eouPl'd
Nth Sut hs soon brok. the p and s'an nocied a. me
d. Tor another Mrs Rooney paid 20 attention 20 her 3r
vhi bot ubsqnsntiy QUO Of her room wsn "a al
tsrcston them and the cec-s,d Ta n,r
hv olh.r innas, vi house 70 fall MrS OBnea then
20 o be pcoa ssd cried "Watch murder 8c and Gas
Inokeo do~r By Ellen Taey for giving the alarm .'o
that ser the deceased bsd oe-n hesId 20 id h
E1spsv was aksd bat abs did 20 her she replied thst
.be bsd pushed her down The fall eeeaIod q, ar ne $.
si~ 10 he attic aud the dsces sed fell dom The %nois
,.ns ana landed on floor below DR. M A. Lde.L 81
Ne 20 Primo. At made PCS! mortem EXAMINATION o. tA7
-, 6uod The back Of the head much bruised out
70 scturs Of ssa lie s's Gun .o2a .a5 oos, 80, 2.
80, oo,, ion Was death was csnsrd oy VIC enc
TIE Jury rendered .verdict that Deata was "a aa
of the brain from extrsg.sAacn OF a-oo Ca1e
hy 81, Knocked down BY blow atictsa oy hfs ~
sesrch wa, made for The seused BAT shs ntl ~ -
could rot te found The Police, however, are Oh the "'
oct toT her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Charge OF GRAND LARcENY.-AG Ger

man named Chas FseStt residing in fs. was Yesterday
arrested by Oeer Ksider Of the First Ward charged with
stsang carpetbss containing cos@inf valued 81 S~ %
ID. property OF John Gross. ~ No. 10 1T The stolen
properly found In possession OF the prsonef VINO IS
committed by Justice Osborne for thai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
STEALING PROM A yrssrr-Ohicsr

Holden 81 the Forrh Ward ye,tsrssy arrested Patrick
Campbell led s'1teea yssrs u sg- al Ii, p.xrshop OF
Adoiphus eornfr q Pesrl and R0sests whess hs had
gone for the purpose Of pe- gns eropety Ga each
ina him BIS IN Lote', nest the Bank Of the R.Dub
together With pocket knife silver watch and ,ol chair
found The ~ateh, ehsa sna knn. wsa al ,s. s.ns
IL identified BY Mr VIM Kuiskerbocksr a,s,sr on ths
esoal ooN npS1o p.ns ;. TT No East River the
X and robbed OF money brestptns, roga pocket com
p.s 81 the wstch and chain Ia question. valued ia eli az
S2S7 so The Captain has doupt but that the naousy
found in Possession Of Campbell stolen from his vessel
be uIans about shortly befHe the iobbery
com nitfed The prisoner taken before Justice Osborne
sod locked up for trisl.
CHARGE OF BUR6LARY.--A tinman
named Martin Webb arrested on Moaday, ehs'sed
with bayns in November Of last year. bUken into the un
shop Of r. Doyle. At the conner OF broad~s and
Broome-st nom which he Stole 6teen dllsrs worth OF
fools The prope ty Vas 5urd in possession aud he was
locked up IN Monday By Ju.tice Mcstb but on Tuesday
escaped from prison He again captured yesterday aud
Tecomnittsd TO answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

TEMPERANCE TENr.-A very interesting
Temperance meeting heidi the SlnsleenIhWArd In
Forty secor da, near Eighth sy asst evening. AM will
continue during week, wiki good singing. AdtreIses
were msde by MtssrS GOodhue, dackechnte and Beck.
Rev Mr. Backus VIII address the meeting this evening
en- tho Maine Law. TIE Inhabitants Of this Ward ara
particularly requested 10 attend and their lpaen;s
against the uSfic Speakers aud others friend y
TO prohi, tory laws hope, all and encourage
US, az this Ward requires herculesn labor % do any
good. TIE oFche'ia (audsop) nc Of this Ward will
cheer the meetrg With toeir performance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
n The contract for ,bs construction q
II Mr. James r. De Witt, Of th,. c;,v

rho suddenly deprived OF his speech while yt,s
TIE diner tsse Sunday last yesterday sArtnoos
and It 10 thought viii recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

e II is announced that Hon. Daniel
Webster has consented to lecture before the Mercan.
tile Library Association during the coming winter
course
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-09
TFoR THE REPUBLIC.
The Cause OF the Poor.

The Cause OF the Poor.
The Ladies' Union Benevolent and Employment
Society preparing to open their annual fair,
for the benefit Of the female poor of our city, in the
splendid ealoon Of the Iron Building of Mr.. Sbanks
on Pennsylvania avenue. This fair will open on
the 18th day of the present month, (December)
and cordial invitation is here rendered to all our
citizens, ladies and gentlemen, to lay out their
Christmas contributions, and thus, while enjoying
the prospects of future qualification, increase their
pleasures by the reflection that the poor under the
hardships Of winter will be benefited thereby
This appeal to benevolent community will not
be in vain and the ladies Of this society will pre-
pare for large patronage. An invitation is here
also given to all who feel disposed to contribute
articles to the fair; and the society would invite
such donations, whether of fancy or substantial
articles. 1t 10 requested that such contributions
be sent as early the opening of the fair as con-
venient. By order of the Board Of Managers.