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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

SYNPToHs.-Wben you meet friend about dinner time
his house and he stands gosspping with you on
the door step, without any demonstrations TO enter YOU
may take a. symptom that your company dinner
not particularly desirable.
When you drop in for a half hours chat at a friends
house In the evening" and after you been three NOR
tai hours your friend yawns and looks at his watch and
his wife packs up her needleWork and says in pointed
sooquy, Willie, believe il is about time to give over
Sr TO night you may take II an nfilibe symptom
that you bore and the you depart better
When in deliberate assembly you a member rise
and preface his remarks by emphatic declaration that
he intends 70 occupy the attention Of his hearers but
single moment-or that he has "only one word" 10 saw
relative 70 the subject under debate you may regard il
an unerring symptom Of unusually long and perhaps
tedious and drowsy harangu covering the whole subject
under discussion, and many things beside.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

ssevLis REcoySST.-fn Nev Bedford. Ma. o,
Saturday evening, W Sch Thomas oss bis poke. t
containing eighty dollars. On Monday morning. ,Isb
nnd OF iororn hope be reeommsBced searching and a.
tn.ly found 70 the middle u tbs street De I.sog 49,
deook, with The money undizsurosd Il mus S.ysr,-
NAMED tiers throughout sund.y vithoa, ksinr ie.nd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

The New Bedford Mercury says 1.-The Smiths are
nightly pleased because poet of the name Alexander)
has made promising debut in EngInd. They talk of
mass family Meeting but at loss for place large
enough to hold Il in"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

QUARANTINE AT NoKToLK.-All vessels from the West
the Spanish Main or the coast Of Brazil bound for
Norfolk required until further notice to anchor at the
Quarantine Ground and remain there until visited by
the health officer aud his permission obtained to enter
the harbor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

There less than rs churches in BROOKLYN Epis.
eopal IL Roman Catholic, u Baptist Il Dutch Reform.
ed, 6; Congregational 10; Presbyterian S; Methodist
Episcopal IL; African Episcopal p Universast Friends
Congregational Methodist Primative Methodist Protest
Methodist Second Advent Reformed Presbyterian one
each, and Unitarian
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

THE CHOLERA IN CUBA.-The accounts irom the inte-
nor of Cuba quite dsheartenag On one plantation
they have lost $50 negroes from cholera The Chinese
have also suffered terribly In instances the whole
number taken on the estate have been swept OIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18


Should "0ld Buck" decline the mission b, England,
what viii Marcy dor Wis troubles win accumulate
by ii and ii Is understood he is in sea Of them al
ready in regard to the succession. The Pennsyiva.
mia statesmen Is not easily killed Off in his aspira.
tons for the Presidency the Premier might have
suppo sed. lie has no idea Of giving himself up to
honorable exile under the brooches instructions Of
the Secretary Of State. Rather than do that, he
will stay at home to guard against the fire in the
rear"
IL the Presidential aspirants for ls56-the present
incumbent not exceptcd-have lattcred themselves
that the Bachelor Of Lancaster has become superan
uated and must get out Of the way" his Bachelor
ship seems disposed to give them to understand, in
unmistakeablc terms that they arc laboring under
considerable mistake lie has notion Of retiring
from the field yet awhile, and if he cannot go to the
Court of ST. James in any other capacity than the
tool Of Secretary Marcy, To make capital for him in
SO, he will not go at all.
We admire his independence. But wcexpect he has
gotten the Premier in most uncomfortable dilemma.
If he stays at homo he will prove ugly customer
for the Administration to manage lie took occasion,
only few days ago. at the Presidents reception in
Philadelphia to give his EScc,lency and travelling
Cabinct-the Secretary of War in particular cruel
thrust on the subject Of "anaticism and disunon"-
jeff Davis must have WINGED no httle or he is pos
sessed Of harder face than most men.
There is danger in crossing his path now, aud it
woald be best for the President in view of his pat
riotic ambition TO serve second term, and for the
Premier in consideration Of his aspirations to occu
py the White House. that they send the Great Penn
sylvanian the sea the best terms they can
make.
To let him stay at home viii only make matters
worse for them lie will give them trouble here and
to send any else to settle the great questions Of d.
plomacy with Great Britain, may introduce new
rival for the succession. There sundry aSprants
on the look ont already.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

VALUABLE CARGo-The American ship State Rights
recently cleared from Savannah for Liverpool with 237
bales UPland, and 2l7 do. Sea Island cotton weighing
i,5lO, loi pounds, and valued at sl75,936 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

~ The attention Of the reader ia called the sdver
tisement Of heCune, Haskell Co., Ladies' Furnishing
Rooms where can be found every description Of Ladies'
Wardrobe and Cbdrens' Clothing also, Household Lin.
ems Of az kinds. Read lhelr Advertisement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

The gospels said to be preached the pulpis Of
Chicago in ssven different languages. The population OF
the city is about 10000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

THE DESRzEs or sLEGy.-FeH Of our readers psYb.s,
are aware that the human body falls asleep by dseree.
According 70 N. Cabins, french physiologist "Tbs
muscles oi The leg and arms lose their power before those
which support The bead and these last sooner than those
rhieh support the back; and he illustrates this By cases
q srsns Who sleep horseback while tey are stan.
ding o. waking lie cOnceyes thst the sense Of sight
sleeps brit en The sense q tast neHt the sense ofsms
nsTt that u hearing and lastly that Of touch lie main
ans siso, hat he Visosrs fall ssssp one aer another
ADD deep Eith different degrees q soundness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

On HarpersFerry Bridge, on the 2sh uit, by Rev.
WIN. y. speake, JOHN snIfLET to DIANA y. JONES,
al Of Albemarle Co, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

SUDDEN DrArH.-Mrs. Green, the wife of Mr.. Granville
Green, died suddenly last evening. funeral discoune
had just been delivered her mother Mrs Thompson
and at the time when the corpse being borne from
the house, Mr.. Green tainted and fell and Immediately
expired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

the following very sensible suggestion
Some irregularities would naturally occur in so large
an assembly and joyful OCCASION but they are
hardly worth noting. We would observe however rs a
general rule that when the coored walters ST; down at the
table in their shirt sleeves before the Mayor has left the
chair u would be decorousfoT them take off their
hats But 1t is fee country and it was independence
dayn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

AZ Valley viow, Pauquier County, on the 2stb June
IN The sOth year of her sgo, Mrs. SARAH g. GIBSON
widow Of the late William Gibson, deceased.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

A Psss1T-ft will BE- rseOlsetsd that AZ the time Of
ns horEAk Dray accident, a daaghfsr q Rafus w.
SrsFodi q nsE TOrk, fes8scitased By The perss.
vsrisg s1oyts q NJ LEWIS Benedict sfes her nk bsd
essn despsred o. NJ. GrisroA has nov presented Mr.
bs,sa,ct Hebly chased bssyy gold lever vateh With
~ s1ss snd ksJ. saissbs acknowledgement o. the
nFsl1shSs seryies Derfsrrssd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

~ The people Of Mississippi NEE, in jackson On the
bret Saturday aher the hrs Monday January next 70
appoint delegate 70 The Charleston Convention and for
other purposes win be remembered that this 3, 10 be
adjourned meeting Of thorecent Memphis Convention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

UIRoINlA Ats Circuit Court Of The city Richmond held
atthe State Court House, In said city, Saturday
wife Jonahan H.rrs, and Matilda Ms wife, Francis
George W. Mills, Moses Kramer In hs nd .d
nistrator % his deceased WIFE, Catharne Krame Rra
ner and Harman Kramer infant children ofthe said
Who sue BY The SAID Moses their father friend m
orusam and ca'harne his wife, and John schendor aud E
his vile, pialptlT, /
A0ofaa,
Philip n Jones, administrator q wusm Kelley deceased
Defendants.
This day came The psinas By their counsel their b
aganst The defendant and their motion BY
f.1dsnt h bis counsel Appearing ard no, affecting eIeoJ
Court doth order that the creditors william Kelley
DO shew cause they the hrs next tern
o. the Court for the trial Of civil against payne
delivery o. the estate Of the aad William ~
butee and that Of THIS order be INT published once
week for four weeks INCREASINGLY IN the Richmond Whg
paper Published IN The city Of heond ard posted ron
door of the Court House Of NE Court Of tngs city
Richmond, on the hst day Of two Of the
Husilngs Court Bot nothing IN contaned shall hsvl
their claims a. distributes.
1is-isvtv kUs. ROBINSON, osrt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

TnE wEArHsR--wo have had Intermittent falls Of rain
for the past week which have kept the weather in state Of
comparative oooness There rife prospects Of ncreas
Ing rains which viii eecuay obviaio tho recurrence a,
least for days Of tho scorchng heat which wO have
had 10 endure during the past month
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

hsHioo-By santa Anns's new Mexican Tariff, The fol
lowing ports are declared open 70 foreign oommsrce
ON the Gulf Of herico-sisai Campeachy, San juan.
and ha'amoras On sc Pacific DC, ~ Aospulco No..
nilo, San Bl.s. hazAtan and Ganss y the Gulf on Cali
fornia
ca the NOtthcrn frontier, Msssmcu.., Preside del
Norte. w
% The sOo'hom frontier, oomis.n and l,rd. Chico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18
RANGE OF THERMOMETER,

RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
Al w. RaHdoiphs BOOK Store l2i AoiH Street.
''iT i''" 's''-' gg,'io'F' ''sl''t So zee
IlRAss BOUND CANS nUoKETs, CHURNs, runs, MAR.
ket Baskets Pals, hc 49, for sale ~ sI Maia srest
jyis BULKLEY 4 90.
NOHReE AND TIA URNs q varous patterns; Tea Pots
~ nrrnE Boilers, Britannia Tea together
assortment Pisnishsd Ware sale is1 Main street
Jyis BULKLEY 4 90.
UyOH P1lffsaDEIPHa-rO sail on "wednesday,
N me 2Oh Inst, 81 10 O'Clock. a. MThe steam. 4f1SS
shlp VIRGINIA, ospt Tea IL ready 70 receive 6Xxn
apply 70 Oylsl R06ERT kANHiN.
oRfHERs nAf2oo bbIs NeTshsn Hsy for sale low a, ks
II vharf b. pJie-hl Is. LEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

CHEERYUL HEAEr.-I once heard young lady say
10 an individual Your couhtcnance to me u like the
rising sun, for il always glldiens with cheerful look
merry or cheerful countenance is one Of the things
which Jeremy Taylor said his enemies and pcrecutors
could not take away from him. There are some persons
Who spend their lives IN this world they would spend
their lives II shut up in dungeon Everything il made
gloomy and forJidding.-They go mourning and com.
planning from day TO dsy that they 80 little and
are constantly antious lest what they have should escape
out Of their hands They always look upon the dark side
aud can never enjoy the good that IL not religion Re
gon makes the heart cheerful and when lie large and
benevolent principles exercised will be happy in
spite Of himself
The industrious bee does no, stop complain that there
are somany poisonous flowers aud horny branches on s
road but buzzes on selecting his honey where he End
H. and passing quietly by the places Whereit IL not There
enough 10 this world 20 complain about aud find fault
with, " men have the disposition
We often travel on ahard and uneven road but with A
cheerful spirit and heart 70 praise God for his mercics
may walk therein with comfort aud come 20 the end
Of our journey with pcaee.-Doeey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

gentleman accosted byS poor losfer, who asked
for chsrity.
viii remember you the next time, sad tie gentleman
Please your honor, said the loafcr don't credit; deal
on The cash principle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18
RICHMOND WING.
Prophesylng.
10 InE EpIroRs.

writer in the New York Express lifts the curtain
Of futurity, and thus summariy disposes OF Europe
The pan Of Russia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

THEY ALMOST CAuGHT.-A tall negro man called nj
the Exchange Office Of H. T. Paro corner Of 18th and
Main street, about IL O'Clock Saturday morning. aud
presented two FortyFrank gold pieces for which he de-
manded Virginia money. Mr. Pairo took the two pieces
and began questioning him where he got them His
answers were by no means satisfactory aud Mr. Paro
suspecing thererom that he obtained the money by i'm
proper means, resolved to have the fellow secured.
The negro went towards the door while Mr. Paro had
turned towards his desk for about a minute and by
waive Of his hand and CALL endeavored To indicate that
he was calling after Of the kim whom he wanted
for purpose. BY this manGverng and an affected
anxiety to have himself heard by the guq, negro passing
without he skulked into the street. aud before Mr. Pairo
reached the door from behind the counter he was non s
i"TeHtu', having left the two pieces behind.
Amongst the thousand dollars stolen from Mr. Nicbol,s
Rivers In Franklin street. about three weeks SINCE
there WERE it appears five gold pieces Of the denomnu
ton presented IN this instance and there can be no doubt
but that this fellow has had knowledge of this rob-
berry, or was perhaps principal in 1t himself
That the money procured by improper means there
Is sufficient evidence in the abrupt departure Of the e
low without attempting to get back the change. And
that il may be portion Of the amount taken from Mr.
Rivers not at all improbable from tho fact that so few
| coins OF this denomination current.
by the way while standing in Mr.. Pairos Exchange
Office on Saturday, we noticed white man, should
suppose Frenchman, present Of the same coin for
change. On being questioned by Mr.. p. TO where no
got IT, he said he obtained II from white man the night
before. There Is certainly something up and we doubt
not by proper look for the negro good deal will
be effected aud in the event Of his arrest cue had 10
the daring robbery upon Mr. Rivers We trust sincerely
Sambo may DO forfeited out.
| Ps. We understand the negro arrested yester-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

When neghbOr Jones vent in 70 dinner tho other day
be found one Of h apprentices in the Kitchen quietly ro
log up his sleeves "What you going 70 do ?" said
Jones "Oh quietly responded the boy, ~ going TO
dive down into that pot 70 see " End tho bean that
soup made from"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.


vCoLunBiAN.-Ro Wright, Jno II Bragg. W., n
~ wnsn. 1no Wright n. O.; Geo Richards Aibemsr,e.
~. Angel Nashvine rournoy ChssterfieiJ: IN,
rosds Richmond; Jas Thompson, HicksforJ LEROY 70
I, Petersburg Col Booker Cumberland; II LYNCH
sACuANGE H0TEL4-Mrs. J d johnson. . .h,,,,.,
ana servs Norfolk; Col Coleman. Louisa. ! E.cl.
er, Miss fackler. Miss Fackier IuntsyIe Al. + r
raek'er, New Orleans; w Pierce WilmIneton N q.
Sonn Manu. Petersburg; Lang and lady, Ga Geo
sss nor; John c.n,y and daughter Ms Dickinson
ssa servants Ms: Brevara, Camden, s. G; WIN
Friend Co,ingson, Ky; w Passmore, tromsry As.
rt,eilip white. Phila; w Stubbs, Glouces,sr. r
,Mssrtham, Ala; j McCiesnd, Nelson; ID g C~cth.I
Washington; w Dupuy, Petersburg; RC Nichot~ Ros
Ton, ha~; Bryant Richmond; Geo Zones nd son
washington; Ried, Lynehburg; l. Yesr,e VII
nw,msbars; IL ID Burnhan, Msuch Chunks John Como,on.
CITY HOTEL.-G Picoi, Richmond; w C c,m,hsu
~ campbell Moore comfy G; Jas Guy Cha rIeston.
WIN u hovning, Alabama; A b Disbman Bait: j n Pool
Jas Poole, Wake 20, c. Johnson Te,as. q a,
ru,yne, Dnwiddie; j Williams Portsmouth,: W,, =
wAker, Richmond; Baldwin, Petersburg; {, Emo.
y, Oosngton; N Trissel, Norfolk; Q Gumpie. Petsrs.
, Slrg' Jso Livingston, O.; Ro Ii Maynard Colum.
"'A' smith, jr., Steamer Baltic.
AMEhiCAN-Thos Wiley, Amelia; r Sykes and Lady
1oamoas, Mise; Julius yerrc, Watkins Lou;ssn,,
hSsei ps Hughes, New York; Mr. Gaynes P.iers
vu,gi WIN reyton, Richmond; Jno Tight Baltimore.
an Esnone, Jas sampson, Jno Malone Lyncbburg Geo
Bowman and Lady, N Carolina o. wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18
sUs. ROBINSON. CLERK.


juno
The parties Interested In the foregoing hereby no
asd % attend AZ once, ~ the city Of Richmond, the
81 August 10 o'clock NJ with evidence uscs
90 enable 20 perform the duties required By ad
yl1-wtH WV. y. DAVE. nnmrna.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

HusuSos CoURr.-This Court engaged disposng
Of the business on the civil docket Saturday last
10 consequence OF tho time spent 10 changing the Jury
lists In conformity With the act in that connection passed
at the last session OF the Assembly the present term of
ths Court will be prolonged for tho present week
The usual term only continues one week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

"ANrED.-Two hrst rate Chamber Maids who can come
season Apply Wv
lyl5 MACE A WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

The Providence Journal, in giving account OF a
Fourth of July dinner in that city, takes OCCASION to make
the folio wing very .ensible sugrestion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

IUNURNP sEED-we have received supply the
various kinds direct from Landreh, and continue 10
receive additional supplies during the
at all times getting genuine from US a. We
receive only those Of Landreth's.
- P.JoHNsroS BROTHER, Druggists
MI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-18

oTiCEThe brook Turnpike Company have declared dyi
dnd OF two cent, which will be paid the stockhode
OF hdWin WORKMAN
-. =. EDWIN WORKMAN,
lyl6-B Traaanrrr RrookT nrnnil w. Gamma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
DIED.

BEsJAMIN-In Brooklyn ys.=day morning Alfred Benjamin
liz - nd. OF The family invited attend his funeral
o updsyl afternoon O'clock from his late residence "gek-
od-st- NO doors west Of Bondst .,,-..
ThuiAy evening lst inst. william
Eetronds age s. year.. { months, and IL days
H fses invited to attend his funeral on sun
AZ bis late residence City Prison cor
No. Center and Leonsds H viii be Inferred IN Green
TGAs-suadenly Thursday sept !. William Fan aged y
OF the family respectfully i1gsd 20
sserd he from biz ate residence No 80 Oiver@t on a.
Urtsy Il O'Clock 7. 81 a.. -. p..s..t,
Horton formerly resident Of utehosae l. l. whore NJ f
taxi IN for iEternenL . =, - g, ...y, 4,
full hop. Of essed immortality ,o.,.t..k g..
Ier frrera place Monday morning at ~ oeioSh n'n
he'll siderce No. IS West Twentynrscst
sfternoou q, Il ocock tns ~ ca OF
b sse Henry Belden MonuUs Of Horace D. ana sania 4
If the family are sstend his funeral sun
d.. O'clock No Eat saeket' INST house east Of
Cosrrst- south Brooklyn -. 80. L. p..L,. r.L
- ~ th xe.r Of His remains Sorth
49, vS.trh. dourty for Informant
WIsITIS(,At Astoria l. l. Friday sept Rev. Msrsh.l
bne Presbyter Of the ProeEaaf Episcopal Chzch Ia the
40 friends Of the deceased requested attend
h fnners from r, Of he sEy Astoria sandal
- ojeloek p N without further invitation
r. FUNERAL SOTICs-Fhs members OF MARSHAL DfyI
SOSNo H. Oft requested 70 assemble g, Their Hal No 40
lowry SUNDAY touaouoxj q o'clock 70 sstsat the
E0.fhy Brother p w P VIM kD4OsD5. Ine
Of the q D. and Other Dysns saseoas Invited
% assemble with "a ffo5t2k b. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

CAsUALrrEs-Yesteriay afternoon child OF parents
named Conne by cart in Prospect st. and
II j. feared fatally injured The horse had become fright
ensd and ran sway Mr. r. Quevedo stopped the animal
carried the child to its fathers house in Water 81
lad aged about ID years. fell from swl cart in At
lerc yesterday and Of the wheels passed over both
legs Officer Mclaughlin baihed e jured ists WI n
he placed him on the cart and drove him home.
DEAD BoDY FoUSD.-The body of infant few DAYS
old was found in the river the Fulton Ferry yester
day afternoon. II was taken to the Dead House.
BuRGLARY-The store Of Mr.. Fitzgerald the corner
II Bond and Pacific sts entered Thursday night
BY burglars and robbed of the small change in the drawer
The Long Island Railroad Company commenced on
Monday last 10 carry the mails for Long Island according
20 contract recently entered into with the Government
We learn that Rev Henry Ward Beeche Pastor Of the
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, viii occupy his papit to
NOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

THr FERRrs-There is good prospect ahead as relates
10 Ferries, the Peck slip Company having commenced
mornings and evenings TO run four boats to Pecksp aud
there viii be four boats thoug the day we understand
as soon the pier shall have been completed probs
bly, in the course of the month The lessees OF the new
Ferry authorized MesSrs Hicks and Berry have not yet
got over the injunction laid by the Controller prohibiting
Mr Hicks from the making Of land which to erect ferry
houses adjoining Caharinest The matter however nsy
possibly be compromised by the Common Council at its
next term treaty is said to be foot to sell the lease
(which is very vausble to Mr. Charock the active bust
ness man for Mr. Law. At any rate the new Ferry will
probably 90 into operation in the course of few months
The Ferries to Grand Houston and other streets will be
well kept up and the facilities for egress and ngress to
New York altogether will be permanent and steady run
ming throughout the night well as during the day.
NEW SAVINGS BASK-A splendid building probably one
of the finest in the city, in the of erection corner
South Third and Fourhsts property recently owned by
DR. Cox for the Savings Bank 1t is contemplated to con-
tain offices and stores which will let such rate to
give to the Savings Bank its rent free
NEW CHrRcH--The New England Church edifce on
South Ninth is far completed that the congregation
are using every Sunday Ii is beautiful and convenient
building The Pastor is the Rev Thomas X Beecher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
SUPERIOR coURr-Before Judge EMmrr


Claim for separation on the ground Of alleged unkind
treatment and also for receiver in relation TO the con
tents of store I'VE believe Center and Anthony
SIS owned by plaintiff at the time of her marriage The
motion is opposed by Mr. X the ground thar he does
not wish ia interfere with the personal property of his
wife she having about $1,000 said in bank, but he
invested some hundreds of dollars of his in the store
saved before his marriage and he claims right Of interest
on Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERm-Before Judge ROOSEVELT
FERRY INJUNCTION.
City Of New-l ork agt Smith and others.
Application by the Controller for injunction prohibiting
of Gouverneur st., New York, from sinking solid block
n latter II being commended they have right TO nil
the slip. Motion granted parties to show cause
HABEAs CORPUS
Nothing we understand has been heard since Thursday
in relation TO Mr. Boyce the child taken away by him
e., m the Court room