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TITY /TIMY.


tHTtRTAIHMENTa ~. NIB EVEsINO
f'Hsrosoy isDusrsv - Al HArious Crystal P.l-s
- fAFTnFs TwJ tf.pds" snI Mr. UHcls'. Cai ~ BlSas
!ibs ~ i.o~s. 40 Edrf Brgihsr," a. u, BroadNay
iovr Ahp hoHsT aDd hiest ilorss b" n Wa.laeFs
usfif loNs Csnls from Ms Slguss book At tbs aAiiJna
rEcfE lows CABS ifiom Mrs Stoves booklAt BarIBns
WOODS hirsTRfta Ethiopian Dsiineafi9u'- ~ Bfosd~ay
Bu6rtETs OftsA House. thinrss Bains No 50 broadway
fnEsrTs Ortri HorsE-Ei0pin Delnee1s ~ Broadway
FHAHcoFfs UFPoptosIPrruances Afternoon ar evening
Ciseut-Psrmsnce afternoon ard evening
~ t"r" rins the hsprSat0nsi Academy o. Deayn
FNsEkEnsTErs PAsoraSs NIAGARA FALLS Hope CnspeL
BANv.RDs Ofossss ~ EGyPT AND Holy LarDS Broadway
ILLUsTRaTLD PASToscOPg O. CAfIYoRNA-ffope Chapel.
Tar B2Yas GALLErg OF tHKisTIss ARrAo sB Broadway.
GsLLGRY 90 tGYpTfss ArTtqUfrIgsStIYyess iusttnfe
sfCsoa LIrz-yep;Toqusl and AaEicaSO 60 Broadway.
PERHS.fs ttTT Nile NrrotS3 Broadway
DIoAIwAY MEsACERfE. a. 10. 81 Broadway
DR.. HoLsLgs LECTURE Of PoETRY-Hope Chapel
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pseA eoelsl - ~ spppiHi TINS - di.,irez ne I'm
os,ssl,fs st6 ", ea,d NJ D,ecfDrs ~ ne A,,DeisDs
~ NE Exhibition ~ ~ fDdassfT ~ Al Nations.
Yop viii ffIosober that w. r,fs ing'ef here Nth TIE
erpefsion iiai w. sbo1d orIy b~ rsqorsf ~ pefy'n
vDs - pTspa1son MI abDrDss' before mo IL. NJ
baY srd hat oaics would terminate NJ th' cIDHaz
81 Dc Exhibition On Tho LET u hpgrmber u TH ~"
undeptooA hht our duties would be II 0xec1.ye char
acfr only And ,thcly limited b. The inclsure on which
tbe building siaDds.
How yefy different The hs. been owing 70 cifcum
gthnccs unknown 10 the II ard when conferred our ap
poinmeris, It u Unnecessary and would be iniP2roPr
ole r specify refer e. 1t in order 10 spPrse he
Boord that the cogent for our departure arse 10
mcclure from the greater engros-ment Of our time AM
thoughts By the affairs Of the Association than wss ever
Bat we certainly sla not regrc, this # We are for.u
nate have been servceabe the interests II the
Association beyond the strict bounds Of office. We
have ever borne IN mind the public character Of the en-
erprise and H. ultimate objects II has been our earnest
desire unite with YOU in promoting what believe will
prove noted epoch in the industrial progress OF orr
country and in sphere to DO ahing. however
little for the maintenance of national pride and PATRIOTISM
for the removal Of national preudce ami for the exon
sion Of the domain Of knowledge.
However ncOnve nen it might be for as to remain. We
should stl hesitate TO OFFER designations If we were not
sed that retirement will prove To DC perfectly com
patble with the interests of the Association.
The various branches ofthe Executive department have
been for a length OF time in uninterrupted action anil
feel quite confident tina, prudent wachiulness only "a
necessary to secure its regular and ieen operation
We therefore respectfully tender to the Board our resig
na,iors a. Supentendents take effect the lst Noyom
Der. sooner if conyenient.
While doing refrain from abiding to the
cordial harmony which has at all times existed between
the Board and ourselves and Of expressing our full apprs
citation OF the confidence and support mas uniformly maui
tested and eAeno- towards oor proceedings and We de-
sire Mr. President to ask you to accept fof yourself anu
10 convey TO each member ofthe Board OF Directors our
kinde st ard most CORDIAL good wishes.
n tNea lent vaatt
tsgned F DUPONT
CHARLES HENRY DAVIS.
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TRIAL OF DE CORN.

vEBDIcT NASsLAUGHTER N THE THIRD DEGREE.
The jury in this already stated retired little
before @ clock Wednesday evening They remaned
out all night and to yesterday at or o'clock without
being able 10 agree. The Court in the meantime had
sepsflied Notice was given and the Court after
deey re ssembled The Jury brought in at clock
last evening having been out hours On being directed
70 ssnd uI and look the prisoner and the prisoner
% look the Jurors 10 the question Of the Clerk How
say you gentlemen do you ind Louis DE Corn guilty Of
tie murder and felony with which he stands indicted =
The foreman declared The prisoner not 10 be guilty of muir
Der but GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER IN THE
THIRD DEGREE 1t is said the Jury stood to 6 most
os the time between verdict of murder and mansaughto
in Tie N I'd degreetho punishment for latter is imprson
en in the States Prison for not less than two
tlsn four years The District Attorney said he would
move Tor Saturday The Jury in the
then discharged till Nondas and the Court adjourned to
THE forenoon
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

HELD FOR TRi.L-The examination OF George Kenny
and Henry Hamilton. MENTIONED yesterday, as having
been arrested charge of stealing four fat cattle om
Mr. Smith, in Grand ST. took place Yesterday afternoon
Kenny was sent TO the County JAIL and Hamilton was held
in bonds of 1000 appear at the Court of Session for
trial
Automatically morning, young man nam
ed j. Peach arrested on charge OF abandoning
his 1t is alleged that the wife has husband living
in England Accused held to BAIL to appear for trial
IN Iu1 sday
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-IfpanElI PERSON 81 LAKE, IN
To Ttfy IsUrgs -IlgsDgf

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81 e.drsy .trssn irnd sbd have rsce'ved ~
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ssIgsfs Lls1 Cloths french Herinos Psas ETC., 90
sesrOns ssisef and ysssd ss0rfmeon ever obes 81
yhea NJ, invite tho stsriioD o. tbsh patrons
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af,scIg TOME O. gs The genuine Uncle Toms
e.is ,. h. vim The hscns fbss,sr only re Meit
t. JJ ,ttrs rff0p I, s0Dynnesd ff tho bss1cs ~
. IN E,ssy yyfnnr sBd "Wednesday nd Saturday
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A o0od Memory I. an invaluable gualiV OF inh'
n, TonLss may b. po-s,sssd ss, h,~ 70
inc sysnisr LoGSs building "a hSss''s'o"
ssfOfgys Tiessts ~ anti.
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Patrck Ilylard az. Jas vAnd and others.
To Of officer $500 damages for alleged wrong
he bad eH dsgesssd s Il rsss By warrant o.
isircd Ay The landlord -
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IA, txe,ser damage alleged wtrSsntce Of horse
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F.ri sss Lsrs-Te,, Uaisa Ser-s Ls1 tssI vel
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EGysE-st,.s e O-os>- i.cl-Ere 40 bales.
f1tff Hs-Es. es- nEE.T Te fpEcEEs1 FLovE
4-rl-lr
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la W LNIELLIGENOE.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TEsM-BefOrc Judge MircasLI.

SUPREME C0URT-sPEcIAL TEsM-Beforc Judge MITCHELL.
DECISION.
In the matter of Central Park-Messrs. VIM Kent, Mi
cae Uhosfer Luther Brsdsh Wsrren Brady and Jeremiah
Tow opted Commbslorers Of Es innate aud Assessment
The Court said that within tho limits tho Upper Reserve from
sevenyDnib Eighty sthss and from Sixth TO Seventhsvs
Eighty sixth and Ninety and III
Nnhays which needd for additional snf
oted by passed only DAYS before this act TO be taken for
the turose The Arsenal owned by
State alec occupies bounded BY srtyouh and sixty
fhh ard Fifth Sixhsys II could not have been the In.
the gatne have allowed either Of those parcels Of
snd be nkB for the Park and TO be of IT, although they
included the limits OF the Park The order.
therefore will appon, the tbs rest Of tho ssd
dscblDe them include either Of those psrcel
The question how far the streets and avenues seady opsosd
0ud from the control OF those Who
the laying the Pak be settled By sos
before will have msds much in shsir
the Committee OF the Common Co1aou
evidently aumed that the present lines 70 be sb,aioasd
iThe Judge opinion al coasdersbs epg OF "hch tho
above are the leading points
tDssid Johr son ast. Henry Suydsm and others.
Complaint should be amended, dismissed with costs.
John T Hogs Robert Eis and Others
Receiver 10 be appointed and siO costs TO abide event.
Motion strike ont par, Of complaint denied with costs
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CIRCUIT CoURT-BesOrs Jude MoRsIs.

VIM shepperd sst the Protection Insurance Company
To recover Toes property insured by Hobrook a.
Co Massachusetts already reeued Verdict for pisinsA
s7,4sS "a - .,I
To test the right of levy on $4,000 brick on board
cop Al Soes In Plaintiff claims 10 have owned the
m McArile NesTy They were taken esocu
and 4 conendcd thstt In fsct owned them
The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Ersy IL T-sss- Ri cs1zrs tbo-Gs 10 k-sern rs~s
ia. t.s IL o. E1gss1 e
E.ftr1eS Ts-cGas q 90 tas non
r--.I< - srs 1sr5tss toe I1fee Per
Ca 10 40 bs-E A.g-fef o. 10 czufse a
A. 49, (ocssE -.srf fefsriy t,r1ree naeig
kFsE 49, sse frcs.tss-i sF coss9 1iy EEasy ga 4;
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HrGHwAr RoBBERY-Lawrence Cummings was robbed
on Friday evening last while walking through Van Brunt
ST. on his way homeward, by two rufans, who hreaened
his life with pistol and bowie knife if he did not dsgorge.
lie gave up ESQ and gold watch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

L. s. CIRCUIT C0URr-Before JadssN rLsos.
Thon a. O. Clarke AT the Protection Iassnce Cenpsny.
IT, loss property in Johns already refere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

CONSTITUTION ESGrSE.-The following members were
elected officers of this company for tho ensuing year at
meeting held a few evenings since John Cunningham.
Douglas Secretary Lawrence Phsen Treasurer Fran
els Queyodo Trustee VIM. Mckinley, Thos. c. Golden.
REPRESENTATIVES.
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Want OF yESrIL,rIoS-A young female. who was
confined In one of the cells of the lid District Stsaon
H0uss from Tuesday evening 10 Wednesday was snhed
with fsiptnc and spasms shortly after being liberated
owing probably. to bad ventilation. These cells have
frequently beencomansd of as unit for the connnomsns
Of any human being.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Or Holmes gives his Fourth Lecture upon the English
Poes Of The Nleteenh Century night at Hope Chapel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

James II Hall desires say that Gen. VIM Hal will
not serve on the PeTham Off Committee.
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AsiAuN MANA " W. sSgSyesAa1 taslsa1s, Ne ~
@awaE 'hfssssst ssi NssSeVsr sss ssETsl ssS'a'sa
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7. ..rAbnIhDIOH hAIIOsAL HOHUAhNT
1,fiA.a. - sefr
~A~ S'fitt IN sess sf.s..,.s....,,...u -
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The Rainbow Hotel Nos 81 and % Beekman 81 new
esablslmen adjoining the old site kept BY W j Howell
opened yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Mr. Gotischalk. the pianist has just returned to City
after an eastern journey Upon his return he received the
sad particulars Of the death of bis father who resi-
dent OF New Orleans
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CARELESS DRIyisG--A woman named Isabella Rhode,
LATELY reriaing at No % Laurer st., and
dans orousy injured wednesday evening al the corner
" Houston aud Chr site SIS, by milk wagon driven
carcessy by Nm II Sholt. She tskon 10 the Seven
teenh Ward Station House wh,ru Dr.. Badd attended heg
and expressed hor h,pess She seat % tho Hos
ptsi shot gave hiasslf uio tho custody Of tho Seven
ioonth Ward Police
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u. $500 - Lis.s.as ssA .y lA,s sel,as d.1ayA.
rst.rs a. n itte Eis.si,s ss -
hs,s. sat u 40 Hssss a. h.yss \, ssA.lt.y - 10
~sss "a hos<sy slsks " ~ '"''f' -
c,y.~, 4 T. sstyus lsess
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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-01
New Post Master.

Mr.. WIN. RALsToN has received the APP
poinlment of Post Master for Ashland, and
entered upon the discharge Of his duties
on Monday last. No appointment more
generally acceptable could have been made.
Mr.. RALsroN is a young man of popular
manners. has been a uniform and consist.
ent Democrat, Of unblemished morals,
and possesses all the elements requisite to
b satisfactory discharge Of The duties Of ,he
office. He has appointed Mr.. c. W.
BUSHNELL his Deputy.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-01

tBIn the late FIRE at San Francisco, we
notice a large quantity of Ayers Cherry
Pecioral burned, in the possession of one
Of the Druggists of that city. Gold will
not control disease, and even in that Ophir
country, they must provide this hes, of all
remedies for colds, coughs and affections
ofrhe lungs. Indeed, we happen to know
that it is an almost indispensable compan.
ion Of the muleleors aud miners, who are
so much, and so continually exposed to
the evcr'changing atmosphere of the eli.
mate,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-01
Guardian Sale.

ON the tlth day or June next, between the
" hours of one and four O'Clock in the nfter-
noon, on the premises, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, to wit; three
undivided seventh parts ofthe south west quarter
oftho north east quarte' oil section twenty two
[22l in township number nineteen (l9J and
range sixteen [l6,l situate 10 Ashland county
Ohio, being the interest orMary v. Bull, Phebe
L. Bull and Emily W. Bull, minor. heirs ofGeorge
W. Bull, deceased; the widow r~esorving her right
ordower in other land Of deceased. Terms Of
sale $3.50 in hand, the balance by the first ONO
yember 1868, MARY BULL, Guardian of
Mary f., phcbe E., nnd Emily W. Bulls
Ashland, MAY II, 1853. 4w5i"
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IPuDLIsnEp ny REouEsr.l
NoRwALK, ApriI l2. 1853

NoRwALK, April IL, 1858.
DEAR Ladies AT a meeting of a tenn
perance organization, entitled, ''the social
degree of the temple of honor" held in
this place, on the evening of the first of
April, we, members Of The s II a%ssoril.
lion, we're appointed a committee to ex-
press TO you the sentiments Of appreciation,
and admiration with which we have view.
ed your late effort 10 stay, IN your own
families and neighhorbood, the progress of
in'empern e. Few have the courage 10
contemplate and mature a plan of action
like that in which you engaged, and fewer
still, the nerve 10 carry il forward with
bold and unshaking determination. No
doubt many of both sexes, will blame you
for so unusual n manifestation; no doubt
tue shafts OF ridicule will fly thick and fas,
around you; no doubt you will be branded
as "unGeminine," and many who really
love the cause Of temperance. will, iamely
enough, accuse you Of "going too far
BE il sO-who are your accusers! They
who have suffered -! Does the disconsolate
mother or sister, who mourns day & night
over the drunken son and brother, censure
you I Does the broken hearted child, who
Tears TO. hear his fathers foots,ep upon the
domestic Threshold, censure You! Does
the helpless wife, terror stricken, watching
by the cold hearth stone, wishing Cor, yet
droading her husbands return, uncertain
whether he may not bear in his reckless
hand, the death weapon for herself or chill.
drcn, censure you' All! no, it is none
of these. 1t is they who are surrounded
vi h eartL's comforIs-dine heartily--sup
coziIy /; sleep swcetly; never saw man
converted by his cups into fierce demon;
never admitted a glass of whiskcy to a
companionship with their own arislocraiic
liquors. Such are aslOunded that woman
should take such a course-should step so
widely out OF her sphere. The doctrine
is, that women, good, sweet tempered fools,
should be still and quiet; if they have sor-
rows, mourn in secret-never speak Of
their grievances-crouch gracefully at the
feet Of the oppressOr-and let their hus.
bands-noble creatures-hrds of creation
drink and domineer-beat and bang
crush and kill, as the fit takes them
Tender, coniidlng woman, must not say a
hard thing to, nor Of the liquor drinkcr, Ii
quor vender, or liquor maker. Alas! this
doctrine letters her feet, chains her hands,
and padlocks her mouth. But you, noble
women, have broken your letters, YOU
chains, your locks. Would that the wives,
daughters, and sisters of the Incorporate
throughout the length and breadth of this
whiskey drenched land, would go and do
Likewise. Would that your heroic exam
pie nigh, be only as o drop before a plen-
llful shower. There isa point in human
endurance, beyond which forbelrance is