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The general plan of transatlantic steam
navigation company has been abandoned by the
French government. Only one line will be es-
tablshed, from Bordeaux to Mexico
The stability of the new Spanish cabinet is
doubted in Paris
A plot, having extensive ramifcations, is said
to have been discovered at Hanover, which led
to some domiciliary visits and a few arrests but
no person of note or influence appear to haye
been concerned.
1t is stated that the Prussian government will
shortly be occupied in most decisive manner
with the question of the principality of Neufcha-
tel, beginning with preparing the proposisiD
to be submitted to the Germanic Diet.
A new pamphlet is about to appear in Paris,
which is likely to make some noise. 1t is writ
ten by a high official parsonage, and lays down
a complete plan for the partition of the Otto
man empire, in which the part to be set aside for
each power is regularly set forth, together with
the compensation to be given to France in order
to re-adjust the balance Of power. That COM
pensation, of course, consists Of Belgium and
the Rhenish provinces This is what the French
call a baiion dessai, and several of them have
been sent forth of late.
Prince Albert is going to Germany, to look
after some estates in that country.
The distress in the manufacturing suburbs Of
Vienna is becoming very serious matter In
Gumpendorf, Schottenfeld, and Neuhau, the
shawl and riband manufacturers, who worked
with borrowed capital, have entirely left off
work, while the great firms have dismissed half
their workmen Men in business, whose veraci-
" cannot be doubted, say that matters are
m9eh worse in some parts of the country.
1spatehss from Bernie represent the convo-
ssayn " INV chambers as imminent Public
'F's'sa " Ms'os shs Swiss scvsramsas to O
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The CRIME OF MURDER IN MARYLAND --Fhe
jury empanneled to try DR.. L. Q. Worthington
| for the murder of Charles Crook, have rendered
the verdict of not guilty" and that they find
the prisoner TO have been insane at the time OF
| the commission of the crime, and to be insane at
| the present time"
"Moral insanity" is the plea on which Dr.
Worthington has been acquitted. In our opu-
ion this is but polite phrase for $ moral de-
prayity" A poor man. an overseer, has been
deliberately murdered. The reason for the act
was given: "my victim knows something which
| am DESTROYS he should not reveal; therefore |
have killed him" Themurderer, man of high
birth and having powerful relatives, is arrested
and tried for the offence, and is acquitted, be-
cause witnesses are produced in court whose tes-
timony is to the effect that they believed him to
be morally insane"
We shudder to chronicle the rumor that many
men, In the same condition of life as was this
murdered man, have sworn to ayenge his death
x me laws haxe failed to do it-and they have
n state Of affairs is this !!
e II Is our solemn conviction that this was a
ID aus. s democratic murder-that the murderer was
RS sane NJ the time as men usually are when
n 10y oonmit so heinous an offence and il ia on,
e,t,, ~ IN mat he should have suffered the pen
a. , NY iaw This is the solemn conviction
e ~ thns community, and we hazard nothing
Is s'A's P""hc''y to it, Marlboro Gaz
@ THE SuLTAN's BLocK.--By ,..n ,.....
from Constantinople we learn that tho ' ST.
which the Sultan Of Turkey is having nrena
for the National Washington Monument, Is holm,
done sin the handsomest style, and will do HI
imperial majesty credit" The Sultan under
took this project Of furnishing a stone for N
monument at the suggestion of Mr. John /
Brown, the U. s. Charge at Constantinople, an
is now understood TO be DESTROYS Of making hi
pnsTins w0rshy sf The purpess 10 which Il h
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\. ~ 80 Banking Law Of New Jersey, saws
- Nef.cnal mtelligencer Of the 9th, does not
- 20 work we'll. The Bank Commissioners
~ eease report that Of the twenty -one asso-
"a ofeshised under the General Banking
0y oar are bona fde concerns, viz:
~. ssyn bank, Of Bordentown; Newark
1e1k, q Newark; Hudson County Bank,
"a "a my and Central Bank. at lights
"a H. four institutions have each q re-
n banking house, and pursue the business
~ sSSe.mg within the true intent and meaning
n 1e ~: and AFFORD facilities to the communi.
= vn1n they are located. OF the other
~ ~. the Commissioners state that only
see have partially complied With the law. by
1 5!s1 "a once. clerk, and by making occa.
- ~ discount, but beyond that no regula,
= done BY either. Fifteen Of then
Nn notice Of their intention to close theil
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II AISINs-l0oo packages MIR and Layers,
'l'' sAa and 's.';' sssii 3, r. y,,,,, ,,,,,,
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MARY FORD and SARAH CuNNIFF-Any

VI ntomaon Of the above girls the former Of whom IS
~ old, rad the hitter u year, from the county Galway Ireland
who arrived here on the 2 March in the sp Sam
Liverpool will be gratefully received at j. MuSSINS office No 10
Bank Place any their follow passengs city
information Of them they wilt favor by calling the
nyli
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ohnrlsston 0stton Ma rkst.


CHARLESTON, May 10.
Thsre has been only a moderate demand in
xbs cotton market during the pastweek, and
ths ssles are limited to 1000 bales Prices are
without any ID aterial change, and Middling is
quoted at 95c. Yer ID.
Freights are unchanged.
The receipts Of cotton at this port are rapidly
falling of, and they now show a decrease, as
compared with last year, of 2O0O bales. This
shows decrease for the week of 5000 bales, q:
the comparison last week showed an increase O
5000 Eps.1
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, May 49, P. NJ
The sales Of cotton in this mari let for the weel
ending to-day embrace 10000 bales the quo
tation for Middling is 9Ac. per h.
The receipts of the week have been 15.0Ot
| bales; stock on hand this evening $1,000 bales
| IN tbs National DM.
Washington M, tiers.
| WAS sNGToN, May 10.
Tbara was long session of the Cabinet yes
tar1av called for the purpt fse of considering the
d;nlomatic appointments. Nothing very definite
az To the conclusions arrived at has TRANSFERRED
Init it is understood thttt Henry A. Wise ha.
been selected as Minister to Chill, and Charlie.
Hubbard, Of Maine, as Commissioner to tn,
Sandwich Islands.
Ohio River -Steamboats
| PITTSBURGH, May H..
The river here is ia ling, with eight feet water
| in the channel.
CINCINNATI, May II.
The river here is now rising slowly
LOUISVILLE, May IL.
The river here is rising slowly. The steam
boats Yorktown, Hungarian and James Millin
gar have departed for NewOrleans
PITTSBURGH, May 10.
The river here is stationary, with feet waite
in the channel
LOUISVILLE, May 10.
The steamboat ,Glendy Burke has arrived
from NewOrleans.
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcKsBURG, May II.
The steamboats, H. M. Wright and Dove hsv
passed here to-day, bound for NewOrleans, tn
Iformer at and the latter at $3.50 this afternoon
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The steamboats, H. M. Wright and Dove have
passed here to-day, bound for NewOrleans, the
former at and the latter at $50 this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
CRIME IN NETWORK.

sed Picture OF Juvenile Crime Deveioped-A
Charged with soducing Children to
ssesl--sialsing a ThieG OF her own Daug hter,
A few weeks ago Captain Leonard OF the Second Ward
Police was called to Barnums Museum for the purpose Of
1res;ing small girl two, who it was said, had been
sounding the pockets of various persons they enter
ne that place of amusement Heaocordng went there and
srcsted two girls, one Of whom named Mary Hamp
tn u years of age daughter OF Mr. Christopher Hampton
snspectablo citizen living at No Sol Sevenh-st This
sr- then appeared had been relieving pockets of their
Ssurs and explain how she came to be placed in such
sGiuston and branded as thief she stated that grea.
temptations had been held her by Mrs AdeUa But.
i then residing in Sxhs, to ride in railroad cars omni
s1es and other vehicles and also places of amusement
and public gatherings for the purpose Of picking pockets
Mary stated that Mrs Butler would give her few shings
tech tine before starting ont these nefarous exped
INNS and successful would give her more money her
N'srn bona The Mayer to whom this scheme OF vllany
We related, doubted the girls story, thinking impossible
ma human being to exhibit 50 much depravity much
married woman. and mother too committed
hle delinquent to await trial on charge Of Petit
.ahy before the Court Of Special Sessions He, at the
bne, issued warrants for the arrest Of Mrs Batter
0 daughter smart bright eyed gG II years of age
the Hampton Girl had her trial and was acquitted
ssn Of evidence but before leaving the Court admin
~ heslhfa lecture and severe reprimsnd TO her on
A. Of conduct she had been pursuing pointing out
sT. ~1sse and punishment which sure to
80 NE Of crime Mary wept bitterly and prom
a. A.ionent which was also given by her
- -. "ho vas in Court during the trial This girl being
500 boxing and excellent scholar for OF her
~n tae Court followed by the sympsihies of all who
a. ea ner case related Officers McGraih and heCres-
-. ne second Ward Police who held the warrants
h.. A Butler and daughter went in search of them
gong to tAeI late residence in Sixth st they sscsr
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Ii " INTELLIGENCE
Burning Of the Steamboat Henry Cisy-Triai fer
Hansln ughtsr.
: CIRCUIT coURT-B.ofe Jadse lsstEsott
coxTIECE1


L CIRCUIT CoURT-B.ofe Judge isstEsoLL
Testimony Of M Edwards resumed-Afser seeing ire
bucket Of thrown the IN the IRE room went
% the pilot house told the pilot 10 pat The boat on
shore. thai she FIRE think BE- said be knew hi-
own business could say whether be healed her 70
The shore or not when got back on deck ! saw ne
smoke and blaze coming up through the grazing OF the
coal hole then went back % the pilot house man
tried 70 step me; be stood the promenade deck 9a
him would come up / ssceDded 20 the plot house De
fore sad anything gentleman cred out 70 ne pio thaI
the boat IRE and put her shore al the pSs
ssnees were haon- oct % hin 10 pat her lahore the
pilot Ct this time bad her beaded parity to the shore saw
no the wheel house beside the pilot bat laiy aehI
know whether she there the second lime went up OF
observed tina; thu wood vsrk W cnsffed IN me VI
cny Of the upper part furnace where the SMOKE PIPE
runs up the promenade deck wa 90 warm t9ee e
TO be uncomfortable stay and le heard some one a
the tine eIclsim Keep quiet. or Keep cock snc We
shall a get safe shore saw tie snah ooet OF we
Henry Clay after abe got shore was on me
promenade deck Just aba the wheel house i was not got
out TO the passenger was very neany one OF tns
frst OF shore saw deck hands throwing on baggage
ran up close coali ge. aud told them 10 ros me
boat overheard was no. thrown eVa 'ha4 nnns On
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NEK-,JERSEY ITEMS.

FIRENKs's NonIvArIoS.-Last evening the Delegates
from the different Engine Companies MT at the Recorder
Office jersey City % nominate candidates for the FIRE
men election Monday evening next Eighteen Dele
gates present. representing foJr Engine one HOOK
ard Ladder and three Hose Companies. Alderman Rap
peyea was Chairman. ard l. Robinson Rodgers seere
tary Nominations we're made unIniaoUsly a. follow
For CHEF Engineer Samuel A. French f1r Second A.
sisiar, Engineer Robi. Ii. McClesry.
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MARRIED.

yGERsoLL-PRATr-Is Gree Chsrcas PrstteSAs Ofeezs
Corsv Y 90 ts b. the Rev Mr. Wixh Hon. Cola
Tns.--i NJ C ssr-Hs,sn Coaa Jslis Helen, oaly
Ss.ker Of ZasO> Prsrt 6 Prve fTh
.ecSnp,Eied TIE ssF By a Touns,n1 q h cy sat HI
Erceerey Gov. Seymour, q Co1a, Ninzsr Rns
IrETZsnITH-On the 27tb inst- b. the Rev A n Wrf1E
aT WI ma Livsy Q Mo Am Elizabeth s1its-
NACLOsALD-PISKSEY-oB Tuesday ash ust he Churrs
Tia Epphsny By the Rev NJ Jones Mr. Thoms Ha<danss
Ms Psalm. " dsarht.r q Toe ss Col Paknsy all d t1k c4y
TTnAE-HUfCEIEsOS-At Philaxsphia, tks 15f iasf,
jacob Pt. Mary eldest daughter of the ate yosa A
sen Jr, al efthAf Cry 7
RALsTEH-JAcKs0y-Os tas nh Inst, b. tts ~ A.pa
J<ksop Hon Il. Raea. q ssSrsusno CAy o. - In Lar
res gs<Esss, tazzAsss u - s6s.siteS slsssyIsa
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CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS. 1e. THIS EVENING

ENTERTAINMENTS, ke, THIS EVENING
ExRinrIos NArIoSs-Cryssal Palace
LADY LYONS ard Betsey Baker" a. the Broadway.
BLEAK HOUSE,. and " a Morning CALI at Walkers
To PAsESTs GUARDIANS, Two frends" Ac Burtons
from Mrs Stoves book the National
The LIVING GRAFTLS and various entertaining PLAYS At b1nUs
BUcKLKYs OFERA HcvsEChinese Buding No So Broadway
GEoRGE NooDs MissTasLs Eth0Psn-sf4
CHRIsTYs HoVsK-EfhoIlkn Dsneaipns IA Broadway
NssHEeroS every afternoon snd evenns
DK discovering the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Acsdsmy Of Design
FRssxENSrEiSs PssokAsa NAsasA fALLS HsPe Chapel
RAKvARDs GEokaNA EeYPT Holy L.so-Ss Broadway
PEgTaMs Orr ExRIBrios-seren Nile MorNO $50 Broadway
Tvs BkYkS GALLERY CHRISTIAN ARr-No SIS broadway.
GaLLESy EeyrrtAr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nstitr'e
sIeNoR BITI-Nerrloquism and MAgcsl-No 69 Broadway
OLivER wendell HcLMfSs Leefure-HoPe Chapel
kowLEK's LEcTURE-Bleeeker Buildings Blssekers-
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UTLLL4MSB URGH ITEMS.

MILIFAHY-Yesterday morning the Jefferson Rides Of
Newark Capt paced through Whsnsbgr5l - E,st
They received a. the ferry oY
he RlGe Cst T. Villa who ecorted them 70 East
NST-icrk-
ENCIsE CoNNIssIosERs.It is currently reported thai
The Exee Conmsouers Hes Bansn and Wates have been
isdcssd dsOb the ftststea IL n Hate Of rfz licenses
f.r aoxicsrs drinks IA NlllGmsslrgh The MAJOR
he'd Monday eTeHia al resolved 4 tack up
the Commissioner.
RoBBED-A native Of Jersey, named Mccormick was
81 nlo lyus
d-urk I the streets Wednesday night
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CRICKET.
Paterson CInb Is. Newark Clab.

pleasant game was played yesterday at Paterson, New
Jre, between the two clubs as above which ended in
Srswn game play being stopped by the rain. The Pser-
p men went in ft and got 50 and in thsr second Innings
rO g with loss of wckets only. Shaw. Hinchlifie'
parkins and Hawthorne baied well but Godwins bowling
too much for them he took six wickets in the first In
riprs and three in the second The Newark played
but one Innings and got g. EMERSON, Wurtz and Smith
making tho principal scores. Cooper end Shaw bowled
well tie former took seven wickets.
The Scores al close stood az follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

STRONG RENsOS- n, Is sst " the Rev c,a,ssl
y, Charles Sfrrg Ne Fir Ara Bsnoa eo's Otis Gas,
NASSAi LT-SiN LAk In sfs1cc On tae sA an. 10
rsirec Ct Luceu Hcrran fs, fsrankn1 yA,si 70 tsVr
ga 0na NskeuS yo1aees daughter Of John sae.F Ma.
O. ieraoc.
WRiGHT-SNIfH-O Ca 1narsi,y. Otter n a s. rAsnss
Sneeb By lie Res Dr. Neville, Rev WhAn "nsss - KaeAs
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Scores at close stood az follows :
PATERSON CLUE.

On Saturday next the Union Club of Class of the Stu
dents fee Academy play m,tch against the students OF
Class ID on the ground Of the st. Georges Club Red
House Harlem. Wckets pitched at 10 o'clock These
boys progressing rapidly and rome good play may be
expected Professor Goodwin and Sam Wright Will super
intend them
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Cambridge Trotting Park.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10 ls53.-Pacing match between
Daniel Webster and Dalton, mile heats, best in s. to
skeleton wagons There quite large attendance, and
he track was in "tiptop' condition. summary
NJ panielSss Daniel Webster .............l
r. Titus's b. 8, Dalton. ............s
Tine-All 2S1i al
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THE GREAT PARADE.

r. n Editor qf Tlc n. Y Tribune.
VIII you allow me To suggest that as the Annual Parade
the Division Wedncsdsv flr inspection ana review
the Governor Of he se promises 20 be he most N II
this City Il would at1a
ana pleasure Il Major Sanford would pub
lsh the line march. II his done esy hour TT
purs the column should BE- named aud adhered TO-
before the column moved and gate DARK
iops before march FOutetn
rug thousand men, will ts in tn parade
PUTNAM.
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g.s~s of Stocks ~ Phifn4eAphfa-THUksDAf.O u ~.
n<,or.s as Tse n rnssss By hsssrs vav rsosAA
gxf City o. "a leti spoe4e "a - 2lg
4. 81: and An boy = y - ".
- nsrsssrs r. i's Mort. c.asi s.a ~ ioSs ~
S's a. V 81 Stats SIN 6sls Co is Lasl lAss1 T.
IA $ DO III 10 Rssdias z. n, 81, % s<hsyl Hsv frssss& ~
ssss-ss Bsars.-S Heading r. "a 81 so.n A.tg ~.
cab is 100 hers q. Csss esss ~ e ~. frserrsl
= n 10 tens isI.ad + !, s:sA III is 60 Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

CB,RoE o. R4PT-Tro men named Gilbert RE All
w Ntr MI Jestrrisv a-srfa hF Or DE1rl q
re FsllfeeitH " I'D rhAsa uh rlitrfs olr-s o.
dc Fsfstn 81 Ain SrLlaztie iqiaF ~ - c1H
core ~ r etif - $50 direct Der p ihs rose,
eisii1n E rtst n corF b frr hr lrs a,y ~ sni
ufc n sssaa Hs hsr saa ne 4
I'D -featcc h token before Jusc Wei al
llcte - 9Frir @gsr-as f~-
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U s DISTRICT coURT-BsIors Judge BSrrs

Thc vessel it win b. recoected, up for Australia
DumbeT Of took pssags AID paid advance Manner.
claims having been preferred BY d,or ssaot ne sap st
yearly loaded se sold By achmeDs process
from Court and the passengers sent lahore
and proceeds the vessel 500 paid into Court tbs voyage
bena Nd with oher led claim 70 tho
Judse Beta Wednesday forenoon, rendered deeoa
holding class have legal priority OF Ee7 nor
have fIsshtsFs b virtue Of theH bns Of ladnE - -.
mastne len, bnt
priority, so4tksgees bona tide have aon5
proTy Except sealnl for m0y unless the priority has been
waved
he s .edors Of eqna elias who srs eoforee ihsr Hens
Inv. priority this instance without s
loving ss s6eesd bnns the point o decentralization Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

TIE first gold media erer awarded for Daruerreo-
tyre ihs eoautry Ro0T BrgaiEa7 81 rte
q TIE j. ~ e ne ece uc have dA D. as
had ~ hnuncAre AID ia6 acy1li - BE III s7335i1a
P.Ir.Fs Q; ne 2s; notabe ars AID eoa1csgs - vel Is
the prtHc 9. ;r CAL r. GALLERY No. IS Br5s-Eay Rooms
Tn foor r % operating very Easy q oPea
dsvt I'D u1hf.
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COrpT CALEyDAR-rHsDAr

SrPtBIOR COURr-NOs &c., @5 332, as, as, $50 $50,
a. ~ ~ m as So &C. 49, so ~ 30 so ga 52 ~ 49,
II
CrEcuIr CorRT-Sos 1885, 2s2, io, al, aIs 40, AID
20 an 1sk.ve.
T. s DIsrRIcT CouRr-Eos. 81. - to 7.
SUPREME CoCRT-GeDersl TerrL-DowDsy agt. De
ard Va. y.
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THE TURF.
Union Course l.. L. Trotdng.

THURSDAY, Oct a. ls53.-Mutch for $780, mile heats,
best In . in harness
j. Doty namts m Fanny ...........'.....'s..'' l
y NhEe 3 IN. Lady Suffolk ............. -,
Tre- Fiist hcAt-fs quartet f0i half mile ~ mile aS9i
quarter esq half mule llo mile 25st Ihird
Hs.S-fist quarter O3ai half mile, l7 mile zS9 Fourth
Hesi-Fhs quarter 3 80; half mile 10 mile, &fit.
There but few persons present To witness THIS most
excellent tro cOnsequ of the ncemont state of the
weather The Lady the favorte az 500 to $50 pre-
yOus 10 starting This is Suffolk last race she having
been boue ut for private use She troied well this oc
eason Her competitor is promising marc, having im
proved greatly since her last rots On Long Island some
year OF two ago. She this tTot in good style.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
Ccntr,yiIle Coursc--L. 1. TrottIng.

THURSDAY, Oct s7-Maich $780, three mile heats to
wagons
Hoglana'sg g. Tecumseh |
OIuei's b g. Black
Time $50; 84t
There not much betting on this TecunseL
was the 6vote at 500 to co., and Winning the easy
in two straight heats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

The weather yesterday entirely uniform being
constant shower from morning to midnight with interval
of cessation worthy of 1t dreary, dismal hypc
chondriscal suicidal day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Parents aLa teachers hear Nr. POWERS lecture tdis
ercHE e. biesekes bri nS 10 BeeSersr Moo1st
n. ct ane A.nsge Chi-sn .ausf b. Pare
ro!osy 1iekeis p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Tor ease OF access, convenience, space elegance and
e.pteA Tor pr ct0n RooTs Gallery
% bISA1V-y the Gos Renowned and popular pace a SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

TIN LATE FATAL ACCIDENT IN Fifty FIRsT sT-Ihe
OF the death Of hos AeCarthy ITh
who died tuesday last fem the e5cts Of IN
caug bank Of earth which buried him on The
18Th inst while under milnE IN Fifty
Pourthsv eoruded yesterday before Coroner Whsm
lhp Fshey he Contractor whose employ the deceased
testified thG shortly the bank e be cautioned the
assrs continuing Undermine H. and utored him II be did
would h take the aad .-r
tie fell upon him He Of The Jury Of nqu
careessuess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

NE m AAt ILJI NallOhAi u4ileE!, on t1e
upper corner q Broadway and Marrsy sii-i
~ M buffers D-Erefr-oyrs II OIL ~aeh saoud be By
81 70 sPPreciste irurh and bssa-v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

ARRESTS FOR GRAND LAEcEST-A bOstma1. named
John FEsad Yesterday arrested b. oeer Campbell Of ne
hind War; ehsrEsd With stealing CT cloth valued e. -
ire Of Earl Marin Pier No Il North River Aren't
for The Norwich ard LcnSoa SfeGmbos Co The secssd ss
s,tsetsd With coh MS PosH2o
He taken before Justice ohorne AID oced up for ta
colured yesercay arrested -
Ccssetf Ward CHARGED with stealing three bs o. s
fror IN frouf Of the Of Doed sone NO -
Ths pok yins walk g a. early aof
Ire uoruns and the prner rhzkas be mFai safely es =
r-spefd carGr Blazer eosyry 20 10
10 5scnrd szd handed Dorsey ever
. n, Poke he Locked p By JHs;ies Oseorse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

SrDnrS pTATH or A POLIcTNKg. -Sergent Henry W
oed suddenly yesterday morning while day n the
Of the district In his
he Of Police morning The deceased: be
tu him that he died ais Pos Ahougi 2bonE uui,r
severe long he Continued fhf lily
perform u. he fell IN the from exAaus1a he
. vi Z officer And worthy man"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Wet weather has terrors for pleasureseekcrs Last
night nearly every prominent place Of smusenen; wAs
denSely crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

RoppISG A RooN xATE-A German named Louis Beer
vas vesferlsv b Ocsr McKianey Of TIE Ckes on
charged viii Hsars 80 Goa ten hsaly aeFEsss q ~ -
Fo-syh- Nth whom be lcdse3 "Wednesday riEh he Wer
On spree With k Punlef and whea sresed had expended
rca-y hole Of H. lie eoEsssd lis El AID Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

The Hutchinson Family had good house last night
despite the severe storm They sing in Brooklyn to night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

LADIES FaR-We would call attention to the notice in
another column Of the Ladies Fair open at the Free
viii Bap:is, Church in Sailvanst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
re copMfssIosERs oYYrcE.

CHARGE CRUEL csUSyAL guHsBNESr
The master Of the brig Putnam was arrested On com.
plant BY joseph 3sksN jeremiah Mccarthy .!
vesse ehsIgHg Above The Captain held 70 bail