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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

To recover cerncstss OF deposit already referred to
Verdict for psinf 1889 g. being amount and intsre
In the suit sgsiust Eagle Life Insurance Company III
ready referred to- the Jury could not agree and vert
discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

PRIcKs OF PEovIsos,.-The following were the retail
prices of of the principal articles for tbs table at
Xashrgtnn MarkeL MadnasdaH. June p. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
ey M. Davies. Counsel Of TIE Cor.

porston. and others 49, " ~ ~''
ny S.dg'-when spoke Of all the omnibus.os event
oftbose seoys Canslssi grams we're mad =, Kin. -
Brown snd o,ssr omnibus lines fsr railroads slak We
The street. The gTsnt TO kPp Bro~a 49,. S,h ~
which Gfterwsrd veto@o and The -, s''ah w.
lhsy ssd S s:O s grant Il ssas =, which IA sa
passing the grant-the time had come an,.s ~ ha'y -
se ,hooght il the Courts could interfere ,Sh ~. SIG
here end Of mission there The a oss vote
upon appeal
h, Jsdge-Even IL the Common Council had ,.,,,
to pass vote making grant Of the whole pruo~rss -
eity for bomif a. consideration thought the Coz, -
right strs in from voting but cOaa iners ~
the matter after the vote.
horris Franklin. called BY Mr.. Feld-was Ia B..rs ~
Alderu and in Senate. Thick Railroad would b- AZ
~ III TO Broadway. Am President OF Life Insurance
Compsny Of Pine street and Broadway Taiak H.
omribusses destroy more lives than the cars.
Adjourned 10 this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
L. $. DISTRICT cOURr-Befors judge IsssasoLL.
INDICTMENTS

The Grand Jury into court with indctmapts
against the Captains of the British ship Liberty and bsrk
Intrepid for bringing greater number Of pasAsnx,fa
according to measurement than allowed by law
Gsrret G.. Shuttdf convicted Of forgery was 10 hxvs
been brought up for sentence and was stated that no n
sick aud sertsbce deferred
Michael Hoey, tried Tuesday is to be brought N
for sentence to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

BOARD or FISAScE-At the meeting ~ this Board lat
evening $4,000 appropriated r the purchase OF lot
in the Third Wsrd snd the erection Of house thereon for
HOss Company Ne. 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
SUPERIOR CoURr-Beare Jade BoswoRrx.
Georse Biglsr assinst William :. krp.

To recover damages fer assault and battery Plaintiff IA
driver for hackney cosch. He drove defendant AMI A
lady from Bali given by the Twelfth Regiment At Nbiss
winter and after getting out It Is said. defendant So
vtrey assaulted biO charging him with rueey losking Ia
At The coach windows Verdict for plaintiff s250.
Andrew sasdsram assiBst J. s AspeAn.
To recover snoe OF col The defense Is that defendst
boarder Of plaintiff and that the mote vas obtsn-d
defendant by threats of violence This vas donlsa
Verdict for plaintiff, with interest. s61ls.
L. NJ Lee and Others against George n scAsask.
To recover $40 note made by defendant 20 Lyman
Nuoge For defense said that the note was gven 10
purchase IN connection with said Nudge farm in DataA
County represented by TO be worth ESQ or ssO an
but could be purchased 81 or s5 but after do
len6sI giving the noe ascertsBed that the lands
not worth O. per acre Verdict for plaintiff with ia
interest S745 g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

SALES OF REAL Es1ATE-Ihe following sales Of Real
Estate at New Brunswick, n. j, were male by Cole 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
Before Judge oAkLrY.

Iaae Van Wagner and snosheE against John JoAa.o,
BY Lumber Merchants AZ ark. to reoovar for . h;u
Of lumber In defense It Is denied that the lumber va. ,r
uished defendant but II credit WAS gwen w.s AZ a.
ohn WIDE since deceased Verdict for plaintiff ss7s "a
being amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

DTATHs BY DROwHSs-A boy named George Weaver
on Tuesday evening fell into ths dock f39t u Jr m 81
East River, and vas orO~ned- His body not recOv
cred.
A named John Riley drowned while hath'nz q:
the foot 81 Thirty ninth - North River Tuesday even
ing His body has not yet been recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

Yesterday another terribly hot day. the mercury
still Lin gsriDg among the nine'es Late 10 the afternoon
storm pass along the northern horizon but did not touch
he civ The evening was toeraDle yet nevsrt1e-
Iess onnressvey warm and sullry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

rents reside - No. 1es Wsssnzsa street. sho
in fhsi street Tuesd~y evening AID did ihm-
cis'tiy sftswsrf An n-esuzsos the ctas. o IN
occureree Instituted which resulted 10 h=~iny tae
f4st thai H. cart which the n VA Oslus
driven ~ moderate rate. sbd that thu srr-no- a
pure y ridentL. verdict 70 that efst readsf-d
hv The jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

CATHOLIC ORPHAs AsrLUx-The managers OF the + ar
held Montague Hall BIZ sprng have published state
snf from -lch appears that rhe net receoi s"ln.i
$500 The svas are to be given in aid of The Catholic
0rrhan Asxlurn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

NAPFsR TASDT LIGHr AKrILERr-This Company
under the command Of Capt Hogan turn or "a day "a
proceed Fot Greene for the purpose Of prace- an
improvement in artillery exercise Fifty rounds Of b!snA
cartridges viii b. fred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

The steamship Africa arrived st this port on Frisy
morning bringing three days later news from Europe
Tie news by the Africa tends TO diminish tie q
pOranee Of tie affair at sinope viewed in the light Of
naval victory Of the Russian arms Very little other
news.
Liverpool Cotton market steady. Bresdstafs active,
advanced. Funds depressed
Prices OF Cotton unchanged. The authorised quota
tons were &c follows:
Pair. Bowed, s......Mobe isi.....- osissss "a
Flour at Liverpool has risen from one 10 two sbil-
lings per barrel. No change in provisions.
Consols closed on the 18th at 9ii
Lord Palmerston has resigned, owing to his cpposi-
ton to the Reform Bill which is to be presented at the
next session OF Parliament.
The Spanish Ministry having been defeated in the
Cortes on the Railway question at prOrOgued that
body
A French Cabinet courier left Paris on the l4th
with dispatches for the ambassador at CO0stan-
tnople lie receives orders to proceedby the shortest
route to employ the most rapid means of conveyance
at the disposal OF the traveller and to rest neither night
nor day till lie arrives at his Destination
II is scarcely necessary to say that the dispatches
he bears must be of the highest importance and they
are believed to contain Instructions for the military
ambassador at the Sublime Porte suited the exgency
of the NON, nj
Their purport has not transpirsd, bat it is very
naturally suTmised that the Admiras are enoiael 10
carry iuto execution the orders which they had pre-
viousy received to protect the Turkish fleets and the
Asstic coast from aggression aud, if aggression be
committed to punish the perpetraor or avenge what
they could not prevent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31
Two OF 20 guns each,
Two transports,
One ditto, British transport

One ditto, British transport.
The engagere took place Snope. 1000 Turks
have been Killed, and many taken prisoners. Osman
Ptha who wounded, has also been taken prisoner
Several officers both EDgsn aud frencn, were on poafd
the Turkish feet"
Tronthis bulletin would appear that only eleven Turk
ih dips were ds;royed two Of them transports and Dc
fneeiess-ins;ead Of lie thirteen irgates previously
uosnced Also that II there eighteen Turkish shps,
seven n,ust have escaped And further the no name
given Ct the two heaviest chips Of Ga and 60 guns looks
s,ls1,oious as Il there had born no such ships Ine
1oCc Turks reported to be killed would have been sn
cieut armament for tho eleven ships without the many
iaktr prisoners.
Ard A. tie Russians lost seven Of their ships n
Gliding two ships Of The Inc their victory consists in sur
rus cf four ships only namely three transports and
twenty run steaIer Even these hey have not % show,
and fLey had they would MT begin pay FOR repairs to
The Russian Admals ship which had 70 b. buoyed up be
fore il could reach seyast0pol
Two French and two English fdgetes have gone to Sin
ore rosIy with medical assistance for the wounded
datey On the Of the disaster being published
on the ID inst ct Ccnstantnope Grand Dyan was held
.. which al the Foreign Ministers we're present The
Fueeh ard French ambassadors were strongly called upon
TO order the combined fleets nto the Black Sea but they
TIE Erbssss6ors requested audience Of the Sultan
and per.usded lin tina; would Be better not ~ send Tor
ward The whole feet bat only ship o. two to acquire
more definite ssormston This wa agreed to.
Tie widest excitement prevailed at ConsSnnople and
Il "a enacted that the whole feet would be ordered 70 pro
coed 70 the Black Sea forthwith. Thcr mission herv VIII
r. 10 urevent further conflict befwg Russian and Turkish
ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31
THE RECENT NAVAL DISASTER


Requesting tie reader 10 bear in mind that all the a.
counts Of Tie massacre-for It can scarcely be called
ba.tle-.n he halbor Of snope have come through Rus
sian sorrccs proceed to give connected narrative
Of he occurrence the imperfect information yet received
viii Kermit Although caled Turkish defeat the in
tel genoe before us descrbes the defeat more gori
Gus 10 the Turks than their victory Of tgeao ships
over fourteen is 10 the Russians.
The harbor Of Sinopo strongly fortified Formerly
It was the principal naval establishment Of Turkey but OF
late tie arena has been Transferred 10 Constannople and
single battery the little fox Of BOze Tepe constituted
The whole defense OF the port On the 3o ut the Goet Of
Admiral Nacmof that had been sent expressly to look
for tie Turkhh aola that conveying resnorcemens
TO TIE army the east coast the Black Sea- appeared of
the reads Of Snope where the Turkish ships under com
nsrd al ou~s Boy, anchor having been driven 20
anchorage there day or two previously by stress OF
wtotiu
Eechmohs squadron consisted OF twenty four sail Of
which SIX lire of battle ships Finding there was no
lep but Gglt or surrender Omar brayey throw his
ard ne other of lis ships the entrance to Ire har
bor attempted to keep the Russians at bay while the
transports hast,noL to land their and stores From the
corrot rosi.on in which his ships were, he abored at
great disadvantage The Turks had sustain the FIRE Of
over COB Russian guns and could bring not than 200
into plav against them Notwithstanding this fearful odds
tie Turks made 20 proposals to surrender but KEEP up
their FIRE url one after another of thsr ships sunk
blCwup.
Astounding to relate they managed sink and burn
Eer than seven Of the enemy To the last 0msn refused
to sk his flag, but continued to blaze away from his
shattered ship the Russian steamers that were towing il
toward Sevastopol AT length he was taken wounded on
board NschmoG ship and bis frgate sunk 80 that OF all
tie sposo this brilliant victory the Russians took into
Sevasopol only few wounded men, but not plank Of
Turk2h chip.
The following bulletin was posted on the Bourse at
Odessa on the 9Th Of December:
"Ihe Russian feet. under the command Of Admiral
Nachimoif has met In the Black Sea turkish and Eyp
lien feet competed Of II shipstwo decker figates
coetes toe ther with two steamers Of 500 horse power
and two oiLers OF goo horse power After long engage
mont the following Turkish hips have been destroyed
carfurca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31


Snl'sr. T'ey poiuf 70 re fact that as war hiss MOI
been declared BY Enssu and France against Russia
tie combined feet viii not AID cannot do any harm
10 ale Russisus and Is likely even TO enter the
y Rlsrk Sea Tie aeet has gone INFO the Sea of Mar.
I Nora to enforce If necessary viii bonbasdasat
tie acceptance OF such terms by tie Sultan as nay
suit tie Car as soon ss Ties are sno0thel down sat
feisrty ard festhered With such words mag
"rxuinity ard disiDteTeste6ness a. VII make the n
acceptable to the English public, worried and WON
cut BY diplomatic negotiations Ssch sre the opinions
of lie German press aid ! am sorry % say tAey are
eHtirel! correct.
Prom tie seat OF war we have contradictory news.
71s. Tss sgain gives startling teiegraPhe disPasch
OF battle Ice; in Asia by the Turss, between Akhal-
lk and Kars while the Vienna papers state thar the
fortress of GgmIi or Alexsndropol is besieged and
even that it is taken by the Turks and that Prince
woronzoiF is surrounded in Tais BY the aPp'oachin,
armies Of Selim pasba aud Of Sha nyl Bey. The Ar
meEans Of Erisn said to be in revolt against Rus
STA and Redut kaleh. the most important fortress on
the Ciresssian coast Of the Black Sea is by the O
dssts Post OF Vienna reported have been captured
by the Turks On the Danube changes have aiken
place council OF war. ia which two English OH
GERS have a ssst controls the inpetueas energy Of
0ner Pasha and the plans Of Tsmal PashA These
English officers acting under the Instructions Of Lord
Redclife check the advance of the Turks AMI afford
time both TO diplomacy for negotiating and the Car
fox reinforcing Prince Gorehak0a who with his
present army would be unable to resist the Turks.
Old Milosh Obrcnowitch the late Prince OF Serva,
who for betrsyng lis beneiactOr Kara George, the
father of the present Prince and for killing him.
rewarded with the throne of Serva, the same who at
later period abdicated in favor Of his son. when forced
by revolution TO leave the country isnow at theheai
quarters Of Prince GorchakOf. His presence is the
sword OF Damoces hanging over the head of Prince
Alexander Karaeeorgewitch, of Servia. MiOshs son,
Nihal the dethroned Prince of Servis is at Vienna
ready to go to Constantnople in case Prince Alexander
should dspease the Porte the Obrenowitchos father
and are in the opposite camps and with the natural
dupcity of their race they do not doub, that in some
way or other they must succeed in overthrowing the
present Prince.
In my last letter mentioned that Mehem,t Rush Ii
PasLa had gone to the Persian frontier, An order
to get explanations from the shah as to his conduct
BY tO-days mail we assured that Persia, at the
bidding o. tie Gar has declared war against Turkey.
Tie Times shows Low easy it is for England to cOerce
the Slab either 10y landing troops at Buskr or by
letting the Afehans Loose against Persia A.P. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31
TIE WAR on THE DANUBE

Oner Pasha has taken up hsv. quarters Lat'en
Of the 9Th inst state that that Ole p atoms were entirely
,uptnsed-even skirmshing has eees d. The TURKS have
fortified Kalefai cry strongly and bs,e 1000 nnsn at 1urna
The Modsvisn and WsIschan miGis nave been reorgan
sd under the command Of tie Rurssn General Saa 1000
Of the COPS under Gen osen sacken reached Jay on
the eth and proceeded southwark BY forced marches
Latest letters from the seat Of war are dated Bucharest
the 9Th inst and confirm the De Ja0 suspension Of hos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

note from correspOnden. in London informs Us that
|s.e ,ube have been mistaken in suppo'ng Mr. ALFRED
n P,cu,ups to be the celebrated "Englshman whose
bart letters or NapOleOns coup detst caused such
sensation The EDgsbman It now appears 10 no man AZ
Ii, but distinguished lady Mrs on''h INC WIG o. INC
|.su.tpown author Of the History Of Greece.
II /. also reported in London TINT osi SUI na' oeen
..a.oed AGAINST DouoLAs JERRoLD for an attack, in
HfIv Pcger of which he is tho Editor upon the
|conrys and the Queen of England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31
CRIME IN NEWYORK DURING THE PAST
u
Tie Courts Of oyer and Termiaey genera and Se''9
Sessions

Tie Courts Of oyer and Termiaer' Genera and S''@
Sessions
The following table showing the number OF arrests 'oi
what ohenses convictions and acquitta &c @c had III
the above named Courts during the year which Is aooa
exrnr has lust been made ont and handed TO US for pub
LEGATION, by Mr Henry vsndervoOrt the gentleman'y'
obging and efficient Clerk of the Courts to whom we are
under many obligations for past favors The whole mum
Der of persons arrested in this City within the last Twelve
montkf and disposed of in these three Courts as VIII o
seen by the carefully prepared table OF Dir Nandervocr
is nearly osr thousand l343 Of whom on having e1ann
atoms and trials were discharged a23 men and % women
have beer sentenced imprisonment in the State Prison
the aggregate time of sentence being 93s years ana one
month From these Courts alone nearly $4,000 IN the
shape of fees and fines have been paid into the City Treas
uy since the first of January 1883 But to the statement OIL
Mr. VanderyooTt in detail Here Il is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31
e,-nDrN DEATH.

P,TTsnuRGE Friday, Dec. 30, 1883
IL gowea Known colored Abolitionlst died
lsstngbt Of apoploxy' a; the Ia'ifoal depot
ysry tuo1 t.pt starting 10 the tas''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

ihlheRpHIo FUr.-Messages were received in this
yesterday via the Morse New York Albany and Buf
Telegraph d'ree, from Chicago; and we learn that
nave been perfected by which messages viii
thereafter sent between the two cities -;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

his services Secretary to Committee on Finance
koo 70 T. Evans FOR his services In serving pa,e-.
for Finance Committee F
Communication Prom tho City Inspector ao,,'rfi,c
three Health WaTdens viz Jno Eagsn H. NJ
tenth Ward Ihos VI Coy. for Twenty s, and Tbos
higgns sor 'ne lweniysecond Ward .--Confirrned
hfssoges-Flom Mayor Wes'erver. vesoino tbe bu f,r
Paying 100 e. Geo Ltiert for oss of hore horse be
accidentally killed while Iitterst was under arrest fr vi
39 u corporation ordinance. Ordered printed Fr5n
Ine mayor veiong he ordnance confirming the asses
men, Tor sewer in Firstst from Az 4 10 Bowerv
hyor says that the work, is alleged has no. be-
performed according to contract and he does MOI
property that route sho1ld pay The aesessi
Crcered printed -'
Betlery Roihag, 8e-The Mayors veto on the report
10 sti back the battery railing 100 feet on the Sou.b sde
lotIafgs Batteryp place and 70 back tie railing Ia
Lex at "e.tstg was overruled. On motion OF Ali.
Moore, the Board adhered 10 former action
Second az. Eo7lrOad Esfension-Ald surevsrt moved
70 take up the Mayors veto against the o,ens ~ the
Seconday Railroad through soutl, A. 70 the Batter
carried He lien moved that the Board adhere to former
ResOlrtions Alopted-To allow Engine Co. No. Il ten
additional men TO regulate Fifty fourth It between F-st
ana nm avs TO regulate and grade Fifty seventh IT.
RPcrts Adop.ed-To alter tho line OF the Battery 90 az
10 allow better frry accommodations to pay VIM Words
worth, counselor for defending two uocsn,en in 1a5I
$780,
pEBATTs
On The question relative 10 the setting back Of the
Battery Railing on Battery place. from Broadway 10 line
even with West st., together with tho Mayors veto there
OF, discussion III which the President AID Boyce
Tweed and Iiemann joined. AID. Tiemasn opposed
10 ony disposal OF the Battery grounds nasmuch as was
violation Of tho City Charter The others were in IA
Ior Of Tie improvement aid thought should have been
done long ago.
The report in favor &C the improvement was adopted
On The question Of extending the second av Railroad
through South TO Wan st. with the Mayors veto thereon.
short debate AID Stur III gcd the adoption
Of the report but il lost for want Of Jnal
vote.
his matter was finally reoonsiderei. AID Tiemann
thought that the question could not be reconsdered
having been vetoed by the Mayor and lost on action
by the Board Tie question then pot AMI adopted
Notwithstanding the veto Of the Mayor.
The Board at 10 p. NJ adjourned to Il 4. u. today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

fIRK IL NORTH ADANs-property to the amount Of
1900 or $1,000 was destroyed by fire Nerth Adams,
lass, the Esd Dec II embraced store owned by
nipple 4 Cady and occupied by l. b. Tower q Co,
sndals building Stewards MeoaeOn Mandatory store
donging to George Mnlard &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

Several OF our mails behind in consequence Of the
now storm in and about this vicinity, and learn that
'ee eonsdabe weather in various parts Of the country
l"now' particularly at Boston, Albany, Cleveland Detroit
>" For particulars see Geographic head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

geo. W. Howell chief operator in the Washington an
eN orleans Telegraph Office st Richmond Va was killed
That cry on Thursday by being thrown from WACO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

QUOTATION OF A SENTENCE OF DBAIH.
tV''N'' MILWAUKEE,. Friday, Dec. 49, I'D
GOV Fsrwe has conmuted the sentence Of e,
~ was 10 have been hung, 70 imprisonment iOi "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

TIE number Of July trials ia the Court Of Oyer and
TermineT Ia the General Sessions 3f5, in the
Court Of Special Sessions without jury
The whole number Of persons convicted and acquitted
in he ilrle Courts YVES $500. 1873 persons were dis
ChrTccd
Three sentenced 10 be executed. Of whom
les been executed The pun hment Of has been
mmuted 10 imprisonment for life The other is
der sentence
Two hundred and twenty-three and % women have
icon sentenced 10 imprisonment in the ate Prison The
aggregate time il o. years and one month.
Eight hundred and ninety and % women
srtencod to imprisonment in the Penentary, and POS
men and y women we're sentenced to imprisonment in
the City Prison.
One hundred and twenty eight boys and - girls
sen, 10 the House 81 Refuge
One thousand nine burc red and thirty four indictments
found by the Grand Jury and 22O complaints were
dismissed
Two thousand hundred and ninety four recog
ni2ences to answer were fled during the year.
The rococuzsncos Of 81 persons forfeited Of which
hire subsequently convicted acquitted discharged
Fines and fees collected and paid into the City Treasury
e9,l25 q.
Ieeestc 81. l6t3. HENRY VANDERNOORT CLERK
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PUBLIC MEETINGS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

m DOnt'E - LhMEA.
Incident in the chair. "0'u'
rH'l'o" Rgerred.-0f Hose Co. No s.. for ten adj
ss,. men or Ihos b. Hunt. to be appointed Comuis
"''''s''H' AdcPsed-Io pay ARENAS 5 Cady $3.50 for