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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

CITY SUPERISTEsDEsT OF PUBLIC ScHooLs.-At a
peca Education held rhursiiv
s NJ ssnue Randall Superintendent Of Public Schools
rendered his resignation Of Once which he had
time since R-msrks Of mnch
made BY JudGe Greenwood who CONNECTION rita the
II Cssred tie following resolution
Rred while thu vsHe Of me services
of Randall Esq City Superintendent a1d would desire 70
him thai position having regard
he o. safe BY whom he has been called the honor
able aud probably rcon o. Dpuy State nreud
en end the pselr circumstances ia whic Ar Randall placed
Board viii though with mach sccept his Tesgnaon
,sie effect from the 5 81. OF Dec inst
Adopted unanimously
CoMMos CoUScIL-The concluding session Of the Com
ha last evening sud the resolution OF
President Johl Rice Esq for the Efficient
hich discharged the duties Of his Office adopted
THE OLD LADIES HoIE.-A large number Of visitors
called the Old Ladies Home in Wsshiasonav ragisy
OF beiT Donation Patty The elS contrib
uted In ala Of the InstluiIon by the visitors.
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VILLIAMSBUR ITEMS.

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their he's from nju' were brought before Justice Boswell
trsy nation III charE- Of being concerned IL the
sundsy night The differ between the two fietoa
drawn The terminated rc By he ro.ers being tined
+Seseh sni required TO give bopd'tO keep the peace
TRIAL OF ESGISEs-Engins Companies Nos and !
will uske A Of their engines AZ o'clock Monday forenoon
10 Grskansy.
FiRE.-A stable situated in Sixth 81 between Grand
srd Sou F4A geter With several bales Of ay we're de-
suOSsdhy ae gu Thu,.day evening tw1,'Sy Sgnd,as aa
ors3eIsby damaged BY ana Ills loss In frnuIs aud
st,ck about 800 The bdin belonged 20 NJ Enge
los about 1909 Insured The ire "e undoubtedly the WORK
Of an itceLaisEy.
meeting Of Gas Consumers held last evening at
There large number present owing posoy
10 Tie OF the ather Mr. "es Ae' a. Casr
su y, prscn sent quality OF the
f,-
stuiliur snss ohsf 20 e.. q. aa,. sees
The question aaa r-ror at future meeting
e DrsoRAcrFUL-About O'Clock last evening a most
dscef feht occurred scconisg Sorhsxh betwfea
f Ell srown individuals drs in tht ycuy Ab'u. hfy
ms td u, around The ali prevented per!
60 erase them assaulted but aaay Win the al o. se'e
m cns succeeded IN .erestns the eomoaEant NOT however
until both psriies were badly beaten
TgcRArEYrL-A German girl just arrived in this
County Who permitted TO Tenan over night a. ihe h9lie OF
Il o. b, Capt Kehi charge OF stealing watch The girl al
t8 hsiss aiken IT, ana accordingly esn'sed to the es
A meeting OF the new Board of Aldermen will be held
Moody evening al which time they Gill take the oh OF once
sfo. F z, ceised om r. Kh and others .kng the prv
ee 10y raroad track Crsnds IL was referred 90 ths
special CcuHiiee
CouS1ERFXIT MosEY-A large number Of counterfeit
IS rot on The o;cr Bank Of Buffalo have been put IN ercua
t.ou n wli.iH.bossh daiDs lie piesent "ees
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS
Before judge MooEE, Justices SriLwELL snd srRYKss

Before judge MoOFE Juslces 0TILWELL .ni 'fN7AsE .
Noah Brown Dr. was arraigned for trial on an inlet
uent wherein charged with obtaining foods under lse
prens.s On the "a Of DC last alleged defendant went to
Myray and By falsely representing that he wa tho
owner four ground IL bu ding. treen sat tla he
profession employ IN Of the New York iheae
he Obtained goods Amounting % 81 value otr % eqvict ~
tafher and mother
the decided improper under the and ne
therefore quilted The lodge administered to hun severe
rsurr end nd - discharged
Frsnes Key Henry Briordy spd n. Chtoo FOR selling
auor hned each l. they had
been the expiration OF their Old license snd before
the Board Of else ath0u ID hsg lad
Hence the shtn Of the hRs in
ficled
Michael indicted for Constructive larceny Ia stealing four
hor and selling them c0ngicted Sentence deferred
a1d Henry Hamilton, nicid tlf sald larceny
These parties charged with having he @ Nayebs last
oeu cattle the prOr.r 0fC tJpherC Suth RON
Wns1us and slferward tied % sell them
10 hstcher which led detection They olnd guilty
Of ended % he Il TIL Govt
The Grand sud brought a bills lictnn.
tire for selling oteFy tickets aud 50 for selling lo without
license
The Court al ournsd until next TUESDAY, Jan 8 1854
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AGooD CossESCE,iENT-Presiie Pierce. Queen
q Rps. Krg Of Hsltno, President SAINT,
krns Erpr Of Auss Pop % Ron. Emperor OF Gins, hii
DenunsrK Spsin ki c1fa 0; Turkey
King Of prs King e s~scsn Empercr Of France kag OF Sac
ni rcrr-s al the prncp. ruers OF tue world a
the present tine nay be found ia ~Gstoas PcorilF G IA
pr being uanber Of v0lane. Besides tas
weekly quite amber OF other hna
1srsvi1s sueh New Yrsu Fevas in Gerzany CaiaA As-
Groug Of the SeYork Police. 10 a III
regulation inform Chef CaDtan Prys.e he sanlls
Rsser sesres in Turkey Turkish La5v Hone Turkish
Solder. Turkish Frtt Ven TaIksh Policeman etc
nuuber Of excellent Sores Poems etc BY the bs Amrc.n
suthors - found the nrmb-rs sn
the rarer ha ia ne dss hsicg lch b:.a
fed fhroufho1t Terms Of The PICTORIAL OIs suescs-r oar
subscribers -; forr -; esht. ais sn
ccps zach oe'sin.d he period
dEbs the country fkcSeH Asen' l5l Sssai
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siderable "cut of There twenty five hands q. work
and everything goes on well.
The House has cngrosssd bin increasing the pay Of
members of the Legislature from 60 10 s. per day
majority OF the Senate appear t. favor 81 a. ths proper
amount
petition signed by 800 70 1000 persons. both laiiss
and Gentlemen has been forwarded from Harrison Conn
ty TO senator Scott praying the Legislature to pass law
prohibiting tie traffic aud public Of iaoxcatn qaors
within five miles of the town Of Marshall or such ssoce
as may be deemed proper except for medical mechanical
and sacTamenta purposes
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MARRIED.

BROwN-KFNYOv-At Harlem Dee % BY the Rev n
Gett brown Caroline daughter Of the late James
Kenyon
LFE-HOIMAN-O Tuesdsy morning 27h lost. By the Rev
J Stone rhoma D Lee NJ D. anu Mas Henrietta C. Ho'man
ell ofthn City.
KEYs-ASDERsON Wednesday afternoon, Dc % BY the
Rev jesse keysto Mary daughter Of william AnieT-
Esq all Of this City
RUHl-sHAWKE In Bueyrus Ohio the z7th inst by the
Rev FAINT Mr. A A. Rnh, p 81 70 Ms A. III shlwke all Of
Crawford Comfy. =.
WELLs-ANTHONY-B the Rev ]. R one 18th inst. BIZ
JsIass Wells TO Mrs Lydia Anthony, all Of this City
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by the arrival Of the Pacific The figures are
Total

The advices per Africa again very favorable fcf
Breadsts which have advanced and in active DO
msnd Cotton was steady The London Money market
was working easier and strictly first class bills dis
counted at 4la4i cont The current rate however WAS
. cent Conso under the adyices from the seat OF
and the rumors OF loan by the French Government
coupled with the resignation Of Lord Palmeron had ~
elined &c cent closing At efl4oii for the accosnt
They had previously touched o. The London Nrs
says;
Ne extreme depression was chiefly caused by ths
publication In leading morning journal Of Geographic
dispatch from Vienna reporting defeat OF the Turks In
Asia with great augbteFs The feeling o! depression was
further assisted by the current reports Of the attempt Of
the French Government to negotiate large loan
Although such an operation will probably be carried for
ward In Paris II al all Il would certainly exercise gym
pathetic influence this market. Endeayors would
doubtless be made to draw portion OF the subscrptons
from the London market especially II the terms offered
liberal and in this way the exchanges would b. rem
dered adverse and the efnx OF gold again stimulated
According 10 report the loan In question wOah not
amount 70 less than eight ten millions sterling and the
tetDs under discussion cent. stock at ~ 10
stated however that the fresh complications In which the
Eastern question has become involved by the recent armed
collisions Of the eoniending parties will prevent the loan
arrangement from being carried out at present at least tho
French Government being unable 10 give Capitalists any
satisfactory relative TO the u peace
Under any circumstances however Il believed the pre-
sent heavy drain the French Treasury viii force The
Government 10 have recourse 10 loan before long
further positively reported that the Tursn iosn whc9
the Ottoman CoInmis sioner Nsmik Pasha, empowered
t0 raise i IN Of arrangement and Will be mainly
drawn from the London market the terms onefed being
nsdered calculated enlist the support Of on
this tide, although the conditions OF the loan wn no.
BY any means 80 unayorabe 10 Turkey a. has been lately
reported"
The following table viii show the fluctuations in con'ols
during the week
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LAW LVTELLIGENCE.
o CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge HALL
ySTRgcEs

Thomas Simcocks. Hugh Bailey. Charles Dalsior FL
.r and Thomas Kane convicted make
revolt on beard ship Westminster sentenced to ne OF
az zach. ard be committed till paid 90
Edmund convicted of board the Empire Cry
ser days' i'm rs0Dment in the Penenuay
Aun yn convicted pssug counterfeit coin sentenced
10 two yesrs' imprisounenf n The State Prison
Before judge BErTs aud Jury
REVENUE CASE.
u.,,v sh,iselu and another AIT Hugh Maxwell Collector
same sgt & W. Lawrence Collector
To recover return OF duties paid by plaintiffs under
protest mpons Of smmonia aud Iodine Decision hAv ns
hen rendered similar in favor plaintiff
taken BY direction OF Court for plaintiffs In each case
fardro
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An easy way Of obtaining Piano is offered 70 the
pubic b ~ Ho-see Wafe The eesbTse1 dealer ia sai
planes 81 No 81 BToa3Ea Wen knosi1E haf there
prE1ls provided with Hundred Agncf
a. fen F~rcpT for 1siruntnf q ths si0s M Waters
let sa h eteaSse
viii krcfpt sns monthly ilstkents for Mas
sbo sse beetors hrd psao saEe recen Of
DleIf ssperb Haass Smiths NelS5-ous Mr. Vserfs
eabimni nd pegiss for in the shove de-
srrihsi
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GREAT FIRE IN jNTREAL, l.. C.-NoTHIS

S,vrp str rEE CoSTxNTso RIcHs slLANASpEn
NJ J.vgs FprToS Messrs sTEkRss MA'N: o.,
D,,r S We .,e lsppy certify that the Rich 20 Nhosr
Pain, s.l,msnder safe purchased from you was h
er,d by Mess the OF ou late store ena Ial
eoneris OF books b es'h and papsrs y
ysln re without be3e injured D. TIE are me %-
est sesreerot book PAGER being ooiterat-d
We eer,siny the merits OF the safe nad
"a not 70 the nense ne ~ VIC
Ere c hich 10, article saved but
hrr An he hurinF the oats dc has every
ieen red hot We have the most perfect
ee.pt experiepce safes ofths mEnufesure and We s0na
IRE .Tt earpesfy such would sarer
from the loss Of their books papeu &c Rea %
Ssfes" We are Gear Az yolsEus
Montreal Dec 20. 1855 =,
For By the uneers;nd large .ssr5ass o. INC "a IN
without Powder Prool Los sl1 ~
Jonr, Ws Fair Lock which resisted tie ingenuity o. the nA
scientific pci locks in the world for ak week re
biiior in London In 1851. sikhass q ,,
Isuccesson to Rich Co.. rs wsterst se.-i srs
The only makers OF sa.nsnder safes Combining "iae
Patents
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We recommend all our readers in want of anything
In tire China Gsz FsLey Foods line cali 5. Germans
Crocl Canar I elegant Paan aud Blls
fEuTes China and Terra Gotta Vs rich Coffee Cups coEas
Bottles ke offered prices sad aos thc
Attention Of purchaser
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NEW-Y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY DECEMBER b. $40

lie Corrl fh1a ssj04rLs4 20 5Sc<>k
The log.f -Sarssis asain 81 seiesk 49,,
Va Ls~rrs's bsns sssrs ss2oss. ! rss.-s "a Es.ess
so.ss Je-s sol &c es OF q BE P,pss !. sis
ava sacd s.ess 70 hia 70 en- 81 Tsa a sSs - =,
s 's ~s i 'ts 4 sfi IS 81 s s.s
Sass he i -hsh 49, oos,S ns- sSss thr.s q
.ped I'D .ny 500 Ssi' aos say ;sN ossss
hira s; ssu sy see - h iss saw he ssd
a w "a os.s.oa q tie as-y ss,S 70, say n
skt srd ss so' hear sn So ssy'Aas ss &c s' ''Asa
pses e-s-ss-I icossd sttrairsiys the sn ron curiosity
ssr cap vas ~ish Il. initials J. W locked ts IL is
sHss aosss oss q The Hs5sss .sss s ~ ss S-iins
n, shir9aP a. ssr e ss ssPaay yx s r ga q s
s.~ the l4 in Foz's hsnis Oas<hi q them
over he esns, d. ISs Sc re .S2 o. M "a che
spoken lima the i've sost he SIZE Of 'Ae
Mr. P.lsr for Il. ssssse or-S show th.i TIE 300 BIN
found him FoI oy The ofeer ys, IL s Pssca % s ,
EliEshe hiown sud gst the uouey; sad that "a ~
I'D bat ave che osee .sass he as h
carried stsis ,y'as that l wss Es e ss, 'Ss, s
the ocer cvsfody he kenesrh was ssea4 al
b. room vas ; ,.a Ma sas Is Ss he hi tie SssS
hih BE wisus he had IN the Sandis a. EAASe'A'o"a
sf.si to s5A eo.a t..s 5.S''' A''
fbe RseordeT swing bis dscisa reAFked shat b. Bad
the sviit counsel
conclusion shoula be sudi ene by the Evidence
hy the renal ks The evidence BY ss WOOD
rf Roston Wind also that Of " Lawrence sich
ths cannot overlook - = D. Hs % s even W
this have before bs Nouu Az ari'
oubt freely gwen bit NJ d's eA
risin csriy which thee VI s
o cot under the Circumstances dhaSe hin iro Gus
c5y
She then hsls to BAL 70 sPPes AL sSs.'.
any Indictment which be found sgAoa hn AZ Re A t
OF the Hueson County the % Tuesday o. April M a. &
lows charge Of larceny IT, eoezes oaey "a jay
last from Mechanic and raieD Bank - W oa va re-
o
on Tor sassss at The 81 bail sveai sad -
addition required 70 he ehArs Of noe1l
"a dspcssd ;. Michsel Msleuemskins total OF si' he
father John Fox became bail for the whole amount
SOLDIERS OF sl9-There have been meetings az Cam
dem and Trenton the 1912 appoint del
rs IN fsvcr Of the rewsriu those ~ho served Ia
thai With grants Of land were adopred
CoLoxlz,rIoN AZ Colonization meeting. held at
w-Brunwck the "a inst al which h Hon IN. dor fr,
nhuy rIslted resolutions passed In vot o. me OF
essi m add favor OF this Government recosni, ns
the lndep eudn nee q Liberia
STATE TEACHERS AssocIArIoS.-At the New Jersey
Teher Fducs enon held a. Ne Brunswk on We'd
nelsy state Association Suized o the purpose
OF Educational interests In the STATE Kh oows
coeis ehoeen for the ensuing year 'sdst-h
OF F,.ex Clark Of Mdd lsaAh teck-
ham of SecDavid Cole Of Ne X oria Sfcye
sasfes-J Durham, OF Buringioui L. Cox, OF Morris
Tersvysr--o A hibhl-, q sonerset
prcArrog-The Broad 81. u. Il. Church Chapel, AZ
Newark was ,dicsted Thandsy Bishop JAMS Rev !" NJ
Ryan Rev Porter participate IN gre exercises ae
high. The assembly room u oa tae
upper foo and finished With Gothic TOOL co,roa wnaoN
heated b arnace, Below library and eA roons preachers
study, &c
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b. Uncle Toms Cabin

Uncle Toms Cabin" is to be performed at the Ma
tonal Ihsse tits Afternoon and Evening On Mondsy
trcie Tom" the morning o'clock Be Katy, the t0t
Com Girl o'clock aud "UneIe To ms isa"
sg.n y IN the Eyenn, Lfle Corde Howard he proiy
pesriDs IN both pisces
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snowlight is Just as good as any other for taking
tbose beautiful Crayous Roots Broadway Gail .aa
views Of jerusalem Mount lion Bethlehem kc GALLERY open
'ey ard
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FAilvertiseuerfI
Gann -a.@t,s,
PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL CARD.-Ireatmenf Of COnsnmp-
ton Brurchisv srd ASTHMA by inh.laon Dr. r inter
VII his 9o'clock NJ 5cock p N
daily u hi csics, 20 7ss Broadway above sth q
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Reported bsr TIE n Y Tribune BY Ne~rs Far fHozss
Prs BsarG-3 Penn RI III gRssdiBs RR. 81 u do -.
Isss ga Cana. b5 ia io Do Is ~ i Long IA"
RR isl. l. LehiEb Nav s. q.
bogFdi Lcrg ls.ns hR ID ~ 90 o. iaA p,
So Rss-s-s IS SerrsSo~a R R 81 a. c.rl Az
sov &C. = rst p eL'B Psaa 81 =. "a 20 81 sf0~
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IlGysrfs-ucnt
patLam's Exhibition 81 Tie Sfrer- Nit

Pcflam Exhibition 81 Tie Seven Nile Mirror con
Acs-ey f-a fru-oa All uszs Ga
Norsr fSew-Fea fter- VII Be- fra erhihi1,a n
e. Ard ocock ~ rarss s-hiAi dlr d4rias
week 2 AID Jccck n she Gifs Ticket wli D.
ceiTel inr ~ ..l1a 81 tra.E
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,.,.ist IN our next nuabor VIC shall be enable
ssiey NJ lr reoponing Of lhe Hoe, he Importance
~ - Sly appreciated in The country.
rbiNil - - n rs o Piesvgae, De-. p
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THE LAST OF UNCLE TOMS CABIN AT BARyrMs.
This Afternoon 0eeet and also IT,. E,sins a. seoes
seS nsly attractive ser week Bsrna1s Nlssan VII
be prsred the Last time during the holiday As this ssisndd
hsDi usr day azores glorious sppsnf, 70 visaes 4, with
certain srasif esica. Go early
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The following table viii show the fluctuations IN Con'os
during The week

There vzs no material change In the Bullion market SILVER
being dull Of sale ct reduced quotations. and the supply
large Dollars have been done at decline, to considers
biz extent chiefly for Holland The import Of Cold has
bsan he.vv and the exporf diminished
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(Adve<tisnent
WARRANTED TIE REsT OR No PaY-Fo


Cole Ceurh Group Dysentey hrunc Rheusfs Pains In "a
Lin b Rack Cbe Toothrhe Old Sores S-ellin Dr.
10 tep-nied
prescribed Physeslx sad sold By th
United Price = a5i Ee Dep3s
No ~ wicket, n. Y, and No Q States Boston
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Keep il before the people, that the best Pictures
ten IN America by Quincy No 50 Broat~aV corner
Ieop The portraits taken by this gsstsmsn haze eeaIn
ofcoor deaey outne desirable YET 50 IN
HE PREMIUM sytr Pitcher s;eDiy received BY ha on eAA0i
ion AGnssion fee
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BROADWAY MESkGERIE-The extent and excel
i 81 H. roosssi eoeson The elegance and Of the
nj - srs ne vary sstou. Preseltd a s esfaban sn
AL fo-'h the varn-st ,7rtras5 t,fic1s u FSWo-t
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Advertisement
II
HOIIDAY GIFTS.

HOLIDAY GFTs.-T. GILBERT & Co. MAGSlF-
cESr PIaS0A besutifuy nahed with without the
the bea presents that made to wife dsufeter or n
Sold By HoRAcE WATERS No 80 bro1d"s
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DFprcArrog-The Broad st. 81 t. Church Chapel, At
Newark was d,dcsted on Thandsy Bishop JAMS Rev w NJ
participated in the exercises ne
Nsdrk that The Chapel Is hne structure oty
high. The assembly room oa tae
upper foor finished with Gothic roof co,rod windows
osk aud pulpit and small organ II Sh,ed wiin as sa
heated yfnaces Below library and cassroo preachers
study, &c
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Advertisement
Ladies and Gentle

Ladies and Gente--en viii find large and oesut ~
variety Of Shell Combs from which select rich and spPr7Pee
Holiday Preser,s for their fensls friends al w rLLEf
Ne Ssf Broadway where also be found ane assortment
Jet Bracelets OIL 10 Porte Nousaes ReticU
the Cutlery, and = variety Of Fancy Goods
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STATE TEACHERS AssocIATIoS.-At the New Jersey
Teher Fdues enon held Brunsws on We'd
ney stale Tesche Association or<suized Tor the purpose
aaing Educational interests In the STATE fhs
are the coeis Pyeds1-k 'oote
OF F,sex PrcsiafsJ Clark Of Mdd esex isaah PEEK
ham Of Fs.x SerDayid Cole Of Ne Re 0rfa Scye
h,,e@-J n Durham. Burlington; L. Cox, OF Morris
I,.rsrrfr--O A kibhl-. 81 Sonerset
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CHARGE oF ENHEZZLENEST-JGmes Hanson 4 elsEk
IN he boot and hoe store Of Henry WieTnan No seeaea
sv yaferisy arrested charged with emoeI1-s -
re tocs me property nd In auction store w9eie
esd the wife OF The accused took then 70 be sod lie w
hd 10 ta b, Jusee IN he Of - to answer tns
IL
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CoLoSz,rIoN AZ Colonization meeting. held at
New. Brunwek on ii which b. Hon Th,.ors Frs
nbuVSen rrfed resolutions passed Ia favor OF ne Of
steamship. Lte sOd in favor Of this Government reeosn' as
the lndep eudence q Liberia
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Charles Lenox Remond oolOred of more than
ordinary ability and good speaker expected to deliver
the next Lecture before the AntSsyery Society at the
tabernacle or Tuesday evening next His subject will BE
The Dsfrsnehsed American including probably the
question Of Colonization
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vtslrs c. = casa io Noslt0EH ? So - Re,iiasR
stsh ,l %. 81 81 >es treek co1 Co. = a 3I@ss
Fan 50 is =. 40 -
-rsrCr- >rs.s g. " INT. % ~ 81 Steef
o. a, = h.. - ~ b. ssAed Peana 81 ba d sseag
srsa. .srs.d ~ a. 81 $500 s-ssns ssais "a - VI 81
PodS ~ ~ BID - sskcd feausyt-
s.ri. 4 r oil a. 30 -. SHED Nous Coal = "a IA
49, S,trst;V Nav =. Int 81 = ha 1T ete4 >h-yinii
S.,;~.or s,.a Ga ssrd Schavikh NAsssos frstef-s
81 81 sll Lus snd IS bid ~ sset Ntesss,E ~
"a f..k- Gr-r4 Btak i on f2i I'D IS tsket tnfef Va
H. <, = 81 49, C.s,l ~ Nd "a SHED seasy
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CITY ITEMS.
LECTURES. MEETINGS, EXHIBITIONS ke

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board OF ALDzaHEN-Last Meeting-Cfy Hall A 81
boAfD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN CITE Hall, A. NJ
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Tue CANE OF LiFs and Od aud New Time Wa.ek,r
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UNCLE Ion's CasIS, AZ Bernuro's M
WOODS MINsrsEtS-Ethop'sn lres,ons-4A Broadway IL
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bucKLErs OPERA HoUsg-Ethop.an Delaestons-59 Bwsv H.
ecsos BiirzNentloauism and Mage-s29 Broadway ~ r.
kEw-l OK AN2HiTHEGTER-EqueTTis Bowery 7 p II
bRoApwAr hESAcrsfrA nimasB7 Bwly. 10 A. " 20 10 r
lHpUsTRY OF ALL HATIossCsfel Palace day evening
bASVAEDs EGYPT AND HOLY LAsD-535 Broadway n r n
JONES' PASToscoiE OF CALIFoRsfk71s Broadway Il
PrnDANs SEVEN NILE MiRRoR-Cf3 Broadway land ~
oALiCEY EGYPTIAN AETIoUirIss69 Brosdway 10
WOODS FRYE PcIusE GALLERY every dayNo 4s3 Broai.v
BALLs MoDEL OF SAN FRANcsco319 Broadwsy l0AM N
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FALSE ALARM-Messrs K l. & A. StuaT, desire Us to
say thar there was fire at their establishment yesterday
The alarm was caused by the escape Of steam.
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Tho snow storm continued yesterday with slowly ncreas
ing temperature and before dark the seghing was excel
lent The evening was largely enjoyed by eghing parties
who could no! resist the temptation Of ride although the
storm was quite violent Should the temperature remiin
unchanged and TO day be fair the old year will go out
perfect carnival of mirth and music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

Among the more imposing turn outs yesterday noticed
Woods Minstrels in q mammoth sleigh The Minstrel
Bow with Shelons Band al in full tune.
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Mr Mansfield. OF the Mission Church No % Fory n st
proposestO solve tie problem Of Europss futgrea very
knoty questonby appealing TO dream Of antiquity
25cO years old