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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

GGARS.-20.O 900 very SUI
~ styles, brands and sizes,
Feb 4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

Feb. %. SO -II44-dlt-w2t*l
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
Wholesale Prices Current j

IMULLETS,
Per barrel IS so . s 90
NAILS, per ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

ceeded to open the Havana letter. dsainn5 'ne'e0y
the steamer until half past eight oelocE-one nour
and a half The following morning the u B. mah
steam ship Crescent Cty Capt BAXTER, just as she
wa. about proceeding to Hew-York ws similarly
treated and detained one hour and quarter II Is
.id that the authorities have adopted this course In
order. If possible, to discover what Creoles In the
Island are engaged in correspondence with the Fill
busters Of the United States.
On the 2lst ult., however, the U. ). Consul
q, Havana, Judge sHARKEY, addressed commuuica'
ton to the Captain General protesting 1t Ia said In en-
erge.c terms against the right of the Cuban authorizes
TO search sny u 8 Mail steamship. Our informant
further states that be believes response had been re-
ceived by our Consul prior TO the departure OF the
Isabel. The Isabel however was permitted to leave
Port without undergoing any examination; the com
uunicaon therefore Of our Consul seems 10 have had
desirable effect
HAVANA, Feb 2lWe avail ourselves of this conveyance
to write you few lines Prices Of Sugar supported and
supplies very moderate Molasses at y ia the harb0r y
a outpos Since the date Of annexed report there
sod retail dealers go CASKS Rice from Savannah al Ia
30 do do per Label sthee 40 casks from So
about Lumber Vessels very scarce, and the want OF
them will soon be felt severely supplies Of produce in
crease Fr.ehs sdvsneng-24is asked for Cowes and
mske' - " hid Of Sugar has been paid TO the United
States, sli box . for molasses Exchange London
i00i0i premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

The Commerce of the port Of New-York
EoRkIGn PoKrs


The Interest Coupons on the Sackets Har-
Dor aud Ellsburg Railroad Bonds due March l. will be
paid on that day at the Merchants Exchange Bank.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company have
csed for an inssmen of five dollars per share on the
Scrip, pay able on the Let ofApri next
Ship Rockland, built at Rockland, Ne, in
ls5O go tuns sold at suction at Boston, by John
Tyler oT $1,000 quarter cash. the remainder four
and six months with interest.
Messrs. Barring, Brothers & Co, announce
the, they have appointed Mr.. Samuel Gray Ward,
their sole agent and Attorney for the United States
The third installment Of % per cent. on the
capital stock Of the Ct Nicholas Bank and the first in
stllnent OF 90 per cen, the capital stock OF the
Bank Of the Commonwealth, are payable 10 morrow,
Let Of March.
The estate Of Senator James, sold at auction
on Saturday for g., $50. The membranes amount
70 $1,000
TIE following is che business Of the Mint
A. phfladsluhia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
M1ssounr.-The telegraph advises us of the

Missouri The telegraph advises us of the
passage of the law for the division Of the State into
Congressional Districts. Only District the Sec.
ond) s Wing The Districts organized by the law
ss follows;
First D;strict-st Louis
Second Disrict-Marion Rails, Monroe, Pike, Audrain,
Boone, Galloway, Montgomery, Warren, Lincoln and
St Charlee
Third Distrie,--Lewis Clark, Scotland, Knox, Shell.
by, Howard, Randolph, Macon, Adar Schuyler. Put
nam, Dodge, Sullivan Linn, Charlton, Carroll Lvings-
ton, Grundy, and Mercer.
Fourth Disrio--Rsy Caldwell, Davisss, Harrison,
Gentry, DeKalb Clinton, Clay Platte, Buchanan, An.
drew, Hodaway, AtcbisoD and Holt
Fifth Distiet--Coe, Moniteau Cooper Saline. LaFay.
cite, Jackson, Johnson Pettis, Benton, Morgan Cas-
Henry, Miller, and Vernon.
Sirh Dtsrict-McDonald, Newton, Jasper, Bates. 81.
Clair, Cedar, Dade, Lawrence Barry, Taney. Greene
Polk Dallas, Hickory Carndem, Laclede Wught
Ozark, Texas, Pulaski, Osage, Oregon, Stone and Gas
eOnade.
Sep,nh District Crawford Franklin, Jefferson.
Washington, St Francois, Ste. Geneyeve, Perry Madi
SON. Cape Girerdeau, Wayne, Ripley, Butler, Stoddard
Scott Mississippi New Madrid, Dunkin, Shannon Rey
nolds, Dent Bollnger, Pemiscott Dent, and Shannon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

MoNpAy, Feb -
bbls at 81 ssia a. :, Sr PotA ana 6 IS cor Pearl.
COTTON again dull; only 500 bales sold to-day rcs
FLOUR AND MEAL-A asn bat s.e.sy msrss, ss
Western and State Flour the zeleency OF the weather
and the fmnes Of freshts restrios basne There le
tie disposition 20 prsss IL the market The better grades
are inactive and heavy Canadian freely offered.
and Is heavy, sales Of 500 bbs good brands at ~ Is The
sales of Western Canal $50 bills At Is ~ as IS Hs
iSdanA and SIS Sass I. for common 70 s,oS Os;s Va
Canal and - go S Is via New -0resos southern is in
far es%1nd in Ps.s Sr Asshs and south America. sss:
brands Baltimore Alexandra and Grorsess~n ard IS 80
g. for Fancy sye -Four Is steady .. sosst az Coz
fine, and 81 Si6s5 for 'sgestne Corn Meal ssesdy;
GRAIN--Our Wheat make, s without change to soss
Holders very 6rm and hear Of something chipping
.es OF 500 bush coed four rOwed Canadian st1e osis
are easier and abundant al IS Cor State ard Wes
and +iassc ISr jersey Corn Is freely offered and
OF IL coo bush At n96lc Tor unsonnd 81 SS for South
en Yellow SSdes for fair to prime White do and SO
Csc. for southern mixed; old Is held az &c.
WlIISKY-There 10 little deins-ths supply s not very
lase Prison is held sic OF jersey IS eois sold -
sc. Drudge 10 nominal at 2?ic, time and interest.
PROFESSIONALISM TRANSACTIONS in Pork market are
20 bSi. in lot. At sls TSas7 r new Mes and sIy sii
NOT ,Ua 10 rss se Of ~ Ss Gs for Sss,
Mess and $iS s59slS 81 for Rerscked Chicago and o. y
a o. Is for County and City Prime Prime Mess 10 les
bu0ysnt; sales OF no tierces Ohio 1t shout en- Beef
Hams are dull and heavy sales of6o bbs Ordinary Cut ct
sA Cut meats rather sales OF 40 tierccs and
bbls st 7Gi for shoulders ard e9oie for Hams Bsesa
is more plenty sales Of l go Western Short Mddes,
rib in at Ste delivered in Baltimore lard dull and
heavy sales OF sG hbls and terces 81 l0Hiec., and SO
kegs Prime at lie short true Better is in good demand
at isc Ice. for Ohio and Ice d2lc for Western DAIRY
Cheese is better and selling at s6sc the latter price too
WOOL is active 1900 N domestic Fleece sold since
our last at 50de5c; 50 90 10 Pulled at 42aa and AGO.
0oc 10 Buenos Ayres at Sole, emcnthsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Pan ,pr1pHI. S,Ix, or Srocxs-Monday

Fc. ss-F-Ef Besrd-sc Cen. Bsak ga rez S.sa issb
s7USk Nav IS, - al 100 Gi-srs. itS SO o. lts t9s
sssSs. r X g. 70 q SEQ sn s's,Ga W W 81, Ip 49, 80
%. IS 100 CAe-se ~ 90 L-hsA S,v. ~ Ia
sch Nav Preerr- - sTs Ia. Ssi 40 v A las IS; % fA
Rsnk Of NJ. ioai $40 Lens Isand K r ISL.
SenssS Besrs-lC q B.ns al SPeas-yvsria Bsns lfS
500 shuyhn Nsrss;ssa Pret.rreS sat- - % 3sa 80 Rsstss
RR Eh 80 Chester Nang CO. ~ 10 csmlc, Anbay RR.
Ie: $500 IehsA 4, ssa 50 Grsri Basi Its - shayer
Sarsssoa. al MFRS Canals s % xsassstOs BaA 50;
leo Lshxh NGvEatoa. ri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FREs.-On Sunday evening, about II o'clock,
FIRE discovered in building used for storing lumber
and connected with Mr. Acks cooperage in Acks alley
First and North Second Itwas exaguished before
much damage had been sustained.
About the same time, another fire broke out
in the Ssltpeter Works Of Anse aud Tenth sts.
IL was discovered by Officer Shellara, who with the
OF two citizens e1tneushed the FIRE without any
alarm being given Both fires supposed to be the work
Of en- ircendsTy.
OyERBoARD.-At a late hour on Saturday
evening Norris Conner in attempting leave the Grand
Of FeIryhoa ie between the ferry boat bridge and
would undoubtedly have been drowned for the
OF the pilot. VIM. Mcqueen
LEcrURE-Rev. Prof Mattison, AM, deliy-
ed q lecture last evening az the First Missoa Methodist
Episcopal Church IN South Secondst the subject Of the
Iise progress and alleged phenomena of modern
cy, or spirit ripping" intermediate state, or the soul
between death and the resurrection
LEoTURE.-GeO. Copway the Indian Chief
to deliver lecture this TUESDAY evening Flushing
SutjectThe Origin and Traditions Of this North American
Indiana
ARRESTED On Sunday evening Officer
Walsh arrested boy about II years Of age named Henry
CuIs charge OF assault and battery aud also breaking
Of bis mothers dishes after which he threw brick his
mother which struck her in the face which broke her cheek
bone and q cash in her cheek. warrant had
been the hands Officer Walsh for several days for his
arrest, charge Of having committed violent assault
and battery woman named Graham. His examination
viii take place to-day.
PoLIcE-John Mccormick, John Fife, Joseph
Carey ard Charles bert all posted of TO Jail for I've
days on a charge Of being inebrlated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
DIED.

GREEywoOD-At Key West, Feb. 49, Ts0iors Greenwood
son OF Th-oao. Martha cAPp, OF Ps6 Mass aged Is
M nhs.
DTTs-At Feb - Gar-ons Amsrcan House, Of
f.y,r Mr. J.eob M ID. OF the
firm OF eed raber, and formerly ofth city
YFRRIs-On MONDAY after lness Mary Ano
only daughter and Agnes Ferns aged and
Tnfn'hr
me friend. aoqusin;ances o. the smy respectfully invited
stte Tuesday March l. At O'Clock p NJ from
No g. Tonpks.l The Will Be taken 10 Greenwood Zoe
iuisfmfut
6RUMMUs-At sewbursh, Feb e. Frances Emily wife ofJohn
b. Gruu nun. n the 18th year Of her
PEKRYIa Brooi frh ~ suddcuy sophia c. vile OfCapt
G,ortr 5. Perry % ih, 3oth her
Of uy'st siead the funeral 81 Inhy
Chnrsh BrooklyI o " sdncsdsy. March 2.at9P
Boston and Chaietn, papers viii please
copy
MIIIs-In CITY SUNDAY ahrruoou FEB 81 Re-, Sam
z, Thomas Nil. ia the s9th yer OF b..
He resyes and felds also those Of histos Arthur Mis-
are respectfully attend ~, funefa this ,fuesyl sisf
room az oeloet r. " from The rs.d.see OF h san
rr,h ,e 6r story h0ue 7th between Tn and
Pm avs.
ST Albany papers Please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
MARRIED.

MlXFR-KSOwLTOwN.-On the OF the AL ult at
Cht Church Cincinnati by the Rt Rev Bsbop hcIvan Fred
Arer NJ d., OF Buffalo, May H., daushsr OF DR.. T.
kn - ton. q
sMlIH-DUFF- hi. city Monday Feb by the Rev.
Wusht pastor Of the Jane 4 Associate Reformed Pfe-byts
rsn Church Frano suh Of New YOfs TO Miss Mary Jesue
Duf, Of Pittsburgh Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Kew.York Cattle Market....Feb. ~


For Beeves the Washington Drove Yard esrses Of "a
Bulls Head, foot OF Robinsonst For Cows and Caivr<
sheep and Lsnhs land also for Beevesl at BrownuGa
In 6th-st, Aav- and al~o at Ctamb~rlains
AT WASHINGTON DRoyE-YARp-Tks storm, to day, has
checked operations little. The yard. however, veil
stocked Offered 600 Bseves se0 Southern and Western.
the remainder this State prices rather higher than thoss
OF last week. We quote the at from to 9te ~
IN quality the market closing frm Ahoat 90 head let
over.
AT BRowSISG's Lowgs BuLLy HsAp)-Oisrcd RE
Sheep. All sold at from o. IS to o. IS " 81 Exua, u
20 s9 Cows ard Cslyes-t5 offered aud all sod 81 from
t25 70 SIS to Us.
AT CHaMBsRLAIS's CIupsoS RIvsa BuLL's HsAet--
81 20 to 81 So quality which Is advance from pre-
vous prices. Is Cows and Calves offered and all sold @
prees ran snE from es0G f5 to st in quality. 1900
Sheep and Lsmbs offered All sold at fros % 10 80 TO
% 50 as IN quality.
PHuApELrHA MARKErs-Monday, Feb %.
Out ofdoor operations have mostly been suspended to-
sRrD limited the late decline Sales Of prime at Is -
y 81 N. A small sale OF No. Quercitron BAsk Of SA y
un There has been increased export demand for FLOUR
and further sales Of 10 bills Of nxed aud good brands
have been made Is bb and 1000 bbls extra terms
not made public There u moderate inquiry for city con-
sumption IS 24 up TO - for common aud fancy brsnds
RYE Flour 10 steady at a. 08t and CoRs MEAL % .
NHEAr ia in demand for milling and prices have further
advanced Small sales Of prime Penusyvaais and Southern
red at 81 l2ds 10 " bush No sales OF white Coss 10
and inquired after Sales OF 0t0 1000 bush
REs there Is no change to notice Provisions Of all de-
scrip,ions held firmly, and there Ia inquiry 70
BACON and LAND. Sales Of WHISKY ia bbls ct 81 92tc.
and hhds at Be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

wrtr Ruorr o, nrrs-in ~ ~ and County N.s ro't
Rom the Igl Of Februay th- .oh day o. frbfy sa
ner 81 Momen. -, BOYS. 1851 Grs, ~ Ioial, 81.
Dsr.,T.-Absccss 2. Ap,pety. -, APhSha a. s'ons -
AcYAa ANGINA 3 Aogmnsrti blr-ans TON sbohieh =
Bs,,us ffom Lurg. Buri-d Scaled Boncans, V Ca
Ger Cstsrh CGsuslt-s, Cho-rs iLhnfpm Core 3
Ctn srFt on Con.sos 81 Crap 10 CnFstoA Of Ians
c, assI. Debliy Dsrhea . Dfopsy, TO- Dolsy n ne
Head p; Dopsy Chest Drowned, z DY,rasfy, -
Iryst-as frscturs Skun fever Fever PaerPr. q
Texer lrrrnsn, l. lever srar-t 20 rv5r fyod Es'-f
I,tlu. Is; lever Nervous Heat. Eas slent o. u het
piea Wboopns Coz al o. Inanz,on i1aAalaAi IA
snnsar OF Brsn Inflammation q BoNes lna inn r.n OF
Hrs I-fannaioaoi Lunss a. iahiilsna Of otona D .
- LIVER g. Irru yersnce hsrasm1- ID ae.s -. -
Nortfesinn. Od Ale6 s. Palsy. fiezaii,r baa' rae
isf. 4 Rheums;ia scrofua 8 Snll ros- ~ 'p11.ph
Tseflns Istanus D. Ucers tc-ratoh Of laf"ii tH
tpsWu, 2. NuaOc J. =. Al. -. IA "a
Ia % "a s 20 % ~ - - % 50 . - 70 o. IA
~ - "a IL sgfg ~. ~ - " % % az.
F.cE, o. s.rvnr-Uned sts'es ~; Ireland - - aAd
.. S,ctart 2: Ausua CcrnsnJt y prnf.A ~ hf'-ia
Po.-.ssns So,'h Amerca B. "-st 1-s y l-fasy'li u@
Frsr IIasta Bszevus Lanst Az Jun Baei se. 'aaa
pr1dsI l. aEd Ho-F.iA, AIM toase biAeA~e-s Is
80 2, coed Hone csoscd P-sssas,
Iso.a. h. DSs-sss, Cfy lspecior
Cry Inspector. oAee. FesSasD D. lsaa
w,,u, R,,s.r o, Ds.Tr. 4 Boob r NJ vel en,Gs 20
Ira -. q, c..,.,. II
LIE Con.suttUn Cgusul-<ns. 70; Group = Dsoi ~ y
prs-v protsy u Head EfJspeiss, frfcf >f e.
Fev-r Trtl 90 PeTtr fyp4u.. hy sease h-of f-ss
a, "A. Lag. Inaanraau01 Bsse- inaannesn Liver
Trs~ Irausa1s Mart.mas Pssy /. Pr-aAs,sfr Bthl
scr1als suaI P0x 81 Born, Ieeihins IsAlas'L
u. y; F-na~s 20 Aioits l. Ca arrs A-Io.a-h3
os.. sftse Sta-d q Hsa IN " w.ssEtL. Ham Ofrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS M1aday-BeforS
the RECORDER and Aid SMITH and BARD
THE DorY PERJURY CASE.

The Court opened at Il o'clock.
HGrrfd Doty recaed-W6s in Rochester in July. 1884
think my father al home think in Rochester in
AEsust 1874; TO NewYork from Rochester; think
received letters from my sister who accompanied my
brother to NewYork before len ROcbestr looked Tor
the letter previously prodnced duhg the Forrest trial
when received patch from my brother TO look up all
my letters; left Burlington for New York after receiving
dispatch from my brother 20 come here; think have
the ANIMATION Of brother in the newspaper
remained here tw three weeks.
Dr,ct roundabout remember ever having been wit
Cdlisd Doy. sworn-Am sier Of the defend mt came
with him 10 NewYork in 1874 my brother wrote letter
TO sister after arrival here my brother then resided
at No. ~ McDougalst.
-e5omined-Thnk my brother got to Rochester
the goth sd OF July to New York during the For
rest trial
The examination Of this witness continued at
length after which Robert Edrdse called 10 testi
fy to good character for Doty. The Court then adj
ioufned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
,rrAurn, TO .ss,ys yRor ,vsop,.
Pn.sengers smiled.

b. ~ Atbsy IA pAimO, for Port PAhp dEifrsiis Jsuass
Rande Dsgd H J. and o. Ratherford H. Esse.ion q Hs-r
Ihos HsFsrsy.s Richard HlfgFsyes Hysye w. Janet Jas
Bsrraetoagh W Casey p " Ed.ssd. W h0gsrs DDosi
AeLsp,sB Aer Dean. James Gibson, WIN. ThovsJ, h. Tho
shaver, OoDss A Lanfracans, Jalsn Bossios IA.
drew ssvsl- James EsSel james X. Gbsos-sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
U. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
OPENING LETTER
Rebecca Strauss, a German woman, was a

heDecct Stfhuss, u utIiudh "oiiau "o' III
rested a charge OF opening letter directed to third
party appears that after doing she carried the letter
10 the brohernlaw Of the party, and said she had paid
two cents for it. which she wished back On examination
Of the snbectit considered that there had been
criminal int in opening the letter, aud the complaint
dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

noon In the o'clock train Of the New-Jerssy Rail
road, for Washington to attend tho Inauguration Of
Presiden, Pierce They will stop at Philadelphia AMI
Baltimore the route, where preparations have been
made by the Fire Departments of those ctsst receive
them a. guesta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
DIRT CALENDAR

COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.
CIRcUIT CoURT.-NOs. l44, 1879, 2O3, 1o2,
1871, I54, eos. 900 2O7, as, 2os, 30, 2ll 2l2 2s.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Generai Term-NOs. %,
e6 "a D. so q. s.. 81. 50. 40 II. 20, u q, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

~ The Mechanics and Traders Bank COM
menees operation to-day st-No Is Mongomey-st. Days
OF discount Mondays and Thursdays OF each week
The following named gentlemen have been duly elected
Directors Peter Bentley Pre-; NJ 4 BTamhA A. q srk.
d Il. Waterman, 5. Gnifns ID. Harrison. u. q. Edge,
A. O. Zabskie ID. s. Manners, T. w. James, NJ Lenan j.
y. Lawrence, r, Mclaughlin, T. A Alexander S Hill.
s. Fox IA elected Cashier
~ A fire broke out yesterday at Noon near
the Gas WORKS bit the hremen promptly out and
gshtd the flames before much damage had been done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

THE BROADWAY PosT.OFrIoE RoBsERY.-
The investigation relative TO this matter was To have
been commenced yesterday afternoon, before Justice
Osborne, but owing to sickness in the family OF Mr.
Harriot the proprietor Of the Possoce. whose tes-
tmony to have been taken yesterday. The
was postponed to Wednesday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

FouSp DRowSEp.-Coroner Gamble held an
inques. Yesterday a the foot Of Hsson-st D. r., upon
the eosy Of unknown man about years OF ace, who
found AZ that place BY hand board the canal boat
j X Popd The deceased about feet 10 inches N
hight, bsd DIRK brown hair and heavy whiskers and ms
sehe he was dressed in drAb overcast hned with red
and green baize satin striped shrts pain OF
blEe oveall bite wooden coznfrer and boots YER
die; oidsath BY drowning was resdered BY the Jury
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSxp.-An unknown man
drowned ON Sunday afternoon st the foot o. Ferry se-
erdstreet East River HewS attempting TO phase ts--
get on the pier when be lost bis balance and tell in TIE
body was notIecovered
CHAReE OF GRAND LARcrSY-An Irish girl
Is yesrs OF ase named Mararrt DAVIS yesterday
resied BY Oiter Bingham OF the Sixth Ward charged with
stealing $40 the property Of Bran tiscd resiG-nf o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
CITY ITEMS.

RANCE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. Dslaios-.s formerly Lynch y CldyEsI 25t WdiLu
1883. IAN. Noon SPIN SPIN.
February 9s..".a...s6 20 80 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

Binfhfntou Broone County who bad beea With the
cusec to room in Anthony at winch place the lar
eeny committed. The accused taken before JUS
tee Bossrt and locked OF for trial
-Four BODIES FousD IL THE EAST RUEs.-
festerdey AFTERNOON the bodies Of two and ehl
drsn found in the Eat River near the foo. Of Sixty
th The bodies taken from the BY the Nine
teenth Ward Police, who notified Coroner Gamble 10 hold
en inquest upon them.
AccIDEsT.-A bog named John Murphy, re.
riding with his parents At No Orange street over
10 ChathaTnsreet Sunday by saze No. 545, Dirgle
dein's Thrd-Gvenue line and severely injured He
Sixth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
The sucar crop If FRA,

The sugar crop OF Brasoria County, Texas.
for the isrt year wss scs hosshe.d. valued ct e.
900; and 1000 barrels mola.ses valued a, sls6oD
The capital invested in sugar making is -. 10000
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
have ceased to mine coal and hsvs lsased their uas
10 cher psr,ies
M Chicago Tn5sse states that $40 y
1000 D verc paid at shulsburs. VIA. Last wssk, sor
10000 u Of mineral lead This IL TIE hishsss pos.s
ever before reached In this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RoBBIsG A PAINT SToRE.-The paint store
Of Mr.. Moreland Thompson, the OF Kent and
Myrte-svs, feeniously entered Sunday morning.
and robbed Of number Of articles together with several
dollars in cssb, which had been left in the drawer The
burglars escaped undetected.
The Police DEPARTMESr.-The members
Of the Police Department. attached 10 the First and Third
Districts appeared TIE City Hall yesterday morning for
examination regards their physical condition, with the
view Of replacing those unqualified for the service with
able bodied men, report Of the condition Of cash
IL 70 be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
NOVEL ExPEDEsr TO BREAK UP Row

occurred IN GROCERY the OF HI Oh and Gold
ss Sunday gh and the Sexton OF St Mchsers Church.
who resides in the vicinity being apprehensve of serou
consequence created sarm OF FIRE by ringing the Church
bell. The effect he desired The rordes out in
70 TIE alarm and the place locked up for the
night No further disturbance occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
ALLEGED FUeIrIvE FROM JUsTIoE-On the

ALLEGED FUeITvE FROM JUsrIoE-On the
night Of the 18th Of December last the msnufactury Of
the Union knife Company at Naugatuck New-Haven
Co, Conn, was burglariously entered and robbed Of
81 500 worth of pen and poke. cutlery. No trace of
the thief or property was obtained until few days
since when about $500 worth Of the goods were found
at the store Of Messrs Perkins Thurman, merchants,
at No. &C Cedarst, where they had been sent TO be
packed by Mr.. Blaize L. Smith, keeper Of store in
the Bowery, and another in Cedarst. Mr.. Smith ac-
knowledged that he sold the cutlery in question to one
Thayer and bad sent for Thayer to Messr Perkins
e. Thurman. The property having been traced TO Mr..
Smith, warrant Issued by Justice Bogart for his
arrest and placed in the hands Of Officer Devoe Of the
Chiefs Office, who took him into custody. He was
held TO await examination The defendant states that
he satisfactorily explain the manner in which he
came in possession of the property
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MOVEMENTS IN GREENWOOD CEnrrEnY Coz.

IED-C o. PAGE Daguerrean Artist viii visit Greenwood
cemetery IN few DAYS for the purpose Of copying Of
the monument. All persons interested IN OF the
unenfs and desrous Of having copy thereof viii
please call upon or address note @. Pace, Of
sth-av and 4ths giving full description Of said
ent ard its locality Lkenesses of deceased persons ana
inyslids taken at their residences
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ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, CouRr.sr.--At 9 o'clocl
DEsponIsG Err ArpARArus.-During the

Wednesday morning the children Of the congregation Of
tps Church viii be confirmed in the Catholic Rel gion By
RI Rev. AIchbshop Hugbes
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Ras4suRer4 Arrived.

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