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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
DIED..

Bygsos-Jl1ss at fe-1es Rask Co. fa.isas
-- Szyst Ne ss~r u The Isssna
sesslon Isl
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GRAf-OA nsstzy xsfeh the 7sta Of sss sssh
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LEIKk-srch Lsersa Elvads. hoss Of bsles -.
rcrtaaiy, ds1ss,.r Of Jeeetlah 0. asd MARI Lester
fsnsrs March 10 i3t oeoct- TIE ody be akes Hn1g
k-~esss wsshess-y Tor presds -
relatives s attend, without izrh<1 fso ts1e
se1ee. No IA aostoe
RrDERin ESsklJs, MareA o. Aasna C., olsss ga Il LsAs
C. a-t Ann " Ryder aSst Dan1As a.d - dzyS
Ise hs and relatives a ne fa5 rssssesny vs1 q
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
wAsmSGros, Monday. March T. 1853.
On the motion Of Hon Ky. Johnson, Thomas PazsnOgs
Hanbest Esq OF Pennsylvania John Milton ADAM, Esq,
Of Maine, LOUIS Banding and J. o. Calhoun, Esds, Of
South cuehEs' James 5 Carpenter and n Titus Wake
snd James Ross snowdsn ESQ., Of Pennsyy ad
u.iltsd attorneys AID COUNSELLOR q thus Court
On motion Of Ar Coventry, II. Wlddell ESQ, Of New
York Hoo. Josah Sutherland, Hon George Van SAINT
wood aId J. Hopkins Stewart Esq Of New were
admitted atforne . AID cOuussuors OF tnls Court - -
No. So General Matual Insurance Company vs. u b
Sherwood In error Of the Circuit Court Of the Cnted
states FOR New. York Mr. Justice cUhfis eeLssfea shs
opinion Of this Court the ygdzment OF tns Cf-
Court aEdTsmandins this esuse Sf ysnre iciAs de
noyo. o,.-,. A.
us ou the Circuit Court Of the United Stats for Mary
lard. Mr. Justice GElER delivered the opinion Of this
No. "a Veazi- e a. vs. ". B 5. Moor; la srrOrto
the supreme Judicial Court ie' Maine Mr. Justice Daais
delivered the oFrnion OF tbs Court .h1ias WIN COST me
icSsrIeEt Of The ssd sGpFsse Court n this case
No. g. WIZ. y. walker et q. - Georse > hoosas-t
A. APPEAL from the Ci-ruiL COart Of the unised Sta,es
for Ms ppi Mr. Justice Csron delivered The opinion
c. III. Coat Affirming the decree Of The Circuit CSart with
No y. J. g Gee.e ct a. vs " Biassler ct al Appeal
from Crea.E Court The United Sess-s f2r ohio Mr.
Justice Mclean delivered the o9tnion q tbs C'srt, affirm
M The decree q the CIrcui: Iour-, with costs
No II. 4. BlOo1er. sppelaDt VI. John Moo freeman u
a. APPEAL from the Crt Court Of he CHited '.ats Tor
PeInsyvsrll- Hr Chief Justice Isney delivered the
oprion Of this Court sains the decree Of the Circuit
No s. Fx.r~-r-. In re- WA y Many vs. G. w slzer 1t
4. M ChisfJusree TE.sy delivered opinion Of tbs
CIT ovsrrss e tioa u lh cause foT lie want Of
TIE Cou-, ae Ourned fss Line and Place sgponts4 by
law.
II. 5 COMnIs sIOyERS OETICE-Before Commission
&c ScoyELL.
In the matter Of Henry Stevenson, claimed
b~ NJ DsYsd Fslt under indsnture o. oxrg ~ sad
Fe 10 Jersey service sI sbof I'll September.
bat Up opp.slfion, LAT Stevenson wa J.As Of
.<s .na ror,-srently free nan OF ID inst already
tired to- The Commissioner I'D not conder the detscse
70 b BY proof snd made order ssndins sad
s-.x.tscr back 70 Mr. Fsls % til Sept. nsxt.
CHAECE LAkcgsy AZ SKA
re-scc hoSi-s . r1bateSn ssaarioo - "a oSscer %
board TIE shi2 nhsia Seest from Lvsrpo5, v1 rr-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

IstkRrArNESrs.--Mr.M URDocK, the WELL
"ssedisn' viii give Readings from shaka9ere,
Va ma other poets, this evening a. the Tabernacle,
the Peoples Course OF Lectures.
-or WIRING viii lecture at Knicksrbosker Hsll,
Fe rhysiology and the Laws of Health"
IMm0's tonight maria III Rohan" will be re-
'".a y Madame sOntas and Company.
MwAILAexs, :" The Morning Call. the new Ora.
rsalne." and The Ways Of Windsor"
al The
BROADWAY, "Pizarro" by Mr.. Forrest, and
zoe Two Bonnycas,les."
h. a- n'sroNs The Old Datca Governor" BY Bur.
Zoe Smiths. and THE Serious Family"
- the ST CHAALEs, The Gamblers Wife" The
hska "o'hSn aha nS' III INC
kAaSuH's IN the afternoon. "a Capital Match
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
DrarH NJ Observation-Disclosures Gam

pEArH sr STANDARDIZATION. -Corpnay Gam
ne Yesterday held ingu-t a. Ns s. wie,-st upcs the
BOY OF Mary L. Smith q ehi4 ls maaEhs Cd wso dhes
% "Wednesday evening". from s,rszEul.tsn IL ap7.srs
thsf its mother had gven piece o. a,p which Oised
" Us rrncPpe and the child Gc1 and did bcscs
HeCuid oe removed The ycry rendered yer.tcf n
eordance With the above faeta
IHE MATTER OF THE NEw-YoRK CRY BANK.
Z Darwin Foote prrsidctt Of an ips,irutoa vhich i,
alleged % be frz1dulent known A he New.York Citv
Bank. Who STANDS charged Eth selling sh.r~s II ~. AanS
an6 by this rsufllertly ohtlnins 90 fro- Mr.
Tbs Petou and who failed 70 appear oa Wedpea.y l.s
Tor examination. yesterday arrested hy Ocer NDon.y
~ the Second District Police Court and Locked 40 by Ja,
tee Stuart default OF - oo bail answer The charge
CHARGE or FRAUD.-A col0red man. named
Charles CLARK yesterday arrested BY Oosr Brown Of
the Severis enth Ward charged with having obtained prop
erty the value Of $50 from Joseph II. Ryerson saddle
fer Eentemtn IN whose employ he had formerly been
who well known to NJ Ryeroa. which rePresen
tstons are alleged to b. f.e The accused committed
BY Justice Welsh for examination.
BUReLARr-0n Wednesday night the dwell
hnE Of Thos :. Cummings Es No lS FiAhay, was
tered hy burs and robbed Of notes OF hand and other pa
pes Of great vsue. which the burglars escaped WITH Ne
arrest
lttvrrrSerrn.'
~ The curious stereoscopic pictures .tsken
IN groups BY Roor No IS Brsdwsy the stes, bud
er Of Art Canyons and plain portraits in weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS Ts.,,d,y-Br<.r.
judge BEEgE and Aid. CossgLL and OAxLsv
John FARRELL. u Youth Ii Ycars of AGE Wa


tlcd Indictment changing him with burglary IN the
third degree IN breaking into the store Of Mr. Adoph Nsu-
stsdt No JIG bowefy FEW weeks since with intent 70
steal The Jury found hTn guilty and Ls was sen,enced e
the STATE prison for three years aud two months
Mr. BRAN Alien. coal merchant who had besn ndetsA
for pasDg counterfeit bin tho lie snd Bsnk was placed
NAL The bill produced, and conclusive evidence
sdduced showing 20 be genuine OF ths bank.
Several peTsoIs IA Court prepared TO testify 70 the
sod character Of Sir Allen but Of-nss having beea
commit D. the Court deemed their evidence unimpostaat
The council Of the defendant after making soma remarks
TO he injustice done hs client IN finding ind ctmsat
against him, submitted the without summing up and
he Jury rendeTeds verdict Of not guilty.
John Hogan who indicted for circulating eounsesst
balls the above bank not appearing when called upon fos
tial bis bail was declared forfeited
VIM Haks German grocer doing business Of the corner
Of Gross and OsDEs.s tired charge Of receiving
N. Of -Four which bad been stolen. shout months
since The evidence Of sui y knoTedss the pert q
the prisoner having been clesry proven he csnyetol
and rsfnanded 70 await ssntsnce
German named John W. Thomas placed on trial
ehsrred with having Dee. last passed Number Of
bile hanks In this and Pennsyv snia
Eroe- End others the City IN payment for gools
IL ives shevn that hs arrest co1ntsrfit bills ws1s
found bis perssn The not ated when the
Csurt ed burned for tie day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

DIsPENsARY RGPoRr-At the meeting OF the
Board Trustees Of the WILLIAMSBURG Dspen,sry last
submitted BY DR.. HadcaJtie: The whole number OF
treated during the month OF February 3l3,
lstleDs treated at the Dspsn.ary. 2gi; at their
hosses, % vseinsed H. OF the-e there males,
Ia. females "a Nstyity-Bon in the United States
s8 Ireland, as; England, -; Germany a. Diseases-
Injuries 81 minor surgery. 6S ska q Diseases
l6 abdomen. 81 rh,umatsm Il eye and ear 25 heart
luu x and throat 1O feyers urinary diseases sYph
Ills Confinement 8; yaeooated H.. Whole number of
pIe-crr $50 OF the above but death has
CURED duriug the month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
MARINE COURT Before JUDGE C6wtr,.

Mrs f., wife Ofdotendant, gave an order for
curtsrs at Of plaintiffs IN Broadway 10 be fur
nshse BY the following Saturday the price 20 30 81 The
curtain. prepared and sent 20 the house. bot Mrs
declined 10 receive them, they had been delivered Il
tine agreed upon, snd she had ordofsd oihss eswhsre
suit IL tTuush for the amount.
motion was usde to dsuiss the complaint tho Gao
within what IS called the statute Of GsudA which
says that every contract for the sale goods for tho sum OF
SO or more shall be void unless a sndam Is made
m wiring Of said contract and sgned By tho party BE-
charged unless the buyer shall accept and receive
the whole portior the time OF contract psg
part ofthe purchase money.
The Court, In accordance with decision In casa Of ~
Wn6sl no granted tho motion, aud tho complaint We
dsuissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
COURT cALEsDAR-Tus DAY.

SUPERIOR Co0Kr Nos. 394, 552, $50.
SIS SO, ST. 50, sol, 602 SO 50f 5eii s7l 81 SIS sos
SO, 81. Sc 5o9 Go, SCI, go, So, so4.
CiseuIr CevRr-Nes. ss,, Jos ,oss. 30 x1, Hl -
~. 223. "a rs zs6 81. "a 229.
sUPzEaE CoCRr-Speaat Tsrm.-Sos 90 H. ~ a, =,
g, 90 ST. 81 s. IS Is, 81 10, S. g. 65 g. a. a. II "a u.
u, "a T. III, IS Is, n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
MARRIED.

Ecr .fs kfD>ry q Psisos J. 10 EhzsbeA A., oaly 1000
isS u John HAYS, Ess, u ms asy.
~ PK,srscs ysyefs Erase ooyJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

yesterday forenoon a email wooden
building. occupied ny A Craig Jspiuns Mandatory
ard situsted the city ne the Ninth War de-
styoyed by Ere The loss sustained reaches about 81 0o
which IS covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

ACCIDEET.-A young man named John Carr,
rrsiong Remsenst while At work yesterday forenoon,
upon building In ffhst Gtind.. fel from the
second story the round and had two Of his bs broken
and otherwise enously injured Tie attended 10
by DR. Brady, Of the Dispensary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

CHARGE or ARsos Yesterday morning a
young named Daniel Shields brought before Mayor
Berry end Justice Boswouh charged by Ms 0ers nidt
Who readers in Norris Secondst with havilr tho pre-
night set FIRE 10 her stable The Jurnsd
n, unit today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
CITY ITEMS.

MsGk or TAX rHERaoMkrkR AT
q Ds.aies-s 0ermeriy LyssA e. ClarSs) PSI Wslia.
r.SSS. IAN. Noon. SPIN SYN
wi w...........A Al II -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Chosen FREEHoLDERs.-The following reso-
buttons adopted 81 tina last meeting Of this Board held
az the Court House Bergen, 9Th inst.
heoited, That the opphcailon OF smith GILBERT tor
esnse 20 build piers IN the Pass1e River be referred 10
Special Committee consisting Of Aessrs Penn ngton, Scuy
ler Vreeland Van Horn nsey. Dugsn and the Director
and that they meet the EUex Board at Stewards Hotel
Newark or the ls day Of April nett, at 10 o'clock M
HCircd That IN the opinion OF this Board the power 10
regulate ought 10 be and remain with the County In
Inch such fey exists. and that the Legislature OF this
be petoned to grant 20 the COunfy all such
not heretofore grsned with such ndments
all doubtful constructions IA relation 20 said
and that the Director he authonzed to sttead 20 the
object o. Vrt ssed in this resolution.
lead That the County Collector be Authorized 20 Dor
oI the Of the County $500 aud that the Dree
tor be directed 70 the necessary bonds or tue same
commune alton read from tho State Lunatic Asy
lu Superintendent respecting Sarah Moore recommend
Ig her 10 be confined another year which agreed o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
~. The ionrneymen hOnse carpenters OF

Jensy City and Bergen, hold meeting neIs Tuesday
evening for the purpose OF determining upon
Of their rendered Necessary
they Aege by high houserenIs and the ncreasns prices
Of yictuas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

tS' The name ofthe lady injured on Weines-
day evening the South Ferry. is Mrs Gibson She
sdes a. No. SSl Grecnw.ch-st. New York She Is
that she VIII rseoycr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
lsaursr-C Coroner Ball held an Inquest upon

the lad no killed by the kick ola horse On Saturday
sud the jury reformed tire usual verdict HIS
Nm. Henry Buck
Ike Scciseut to the I'D. Austin Ryder who slso
injured BY the kick ofs horse erm,nsted fatally on We'd
sdaN evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
-, A razor .ick man while heinc con,

90 the City Hall IN the PoorH House wagon from his
Deuce Bugbees alley rday expired the roal
His bOdy wac taken 10 the Dead House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

II An alarm of Fire was created Yesterday
afternoon BY the burning Of small shsnty Ia the third dis
irct occupied by eslorrd family The danes were exin-
gu shea without ocess'oning much damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
~ The of!ic. of AID Harteau. in Flushi

and Peter Lyman, in Clinton sy, teionionsy en-
td on WEDNESDAY night but AFTER rans.cs the driwef
and scatouIg the psprs the burglars etrcd without dom
further mischief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
EAU rRon A BumpINe.-A lad named John

Dunnng apprentice 60 the painting business fell from
the ot OF Mr. Wsdes stable corner Of Hicks aud Pacific
ST. Wednesday afternoon and sustained inter
ua nuriss In his dsseents distance Of about 90 feet
h. stuck carsgepole, breaking in two and strange
n external hurts visible part body
lie will probably recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

A meeting Of exempt fremen was held in
FIrtnsns Hal on Wednesday evening L. ich presided
over by Mr. John Green W +. Sprasue chosen Ses-
r tsry committee Of eight was appointed to consider
0 ieXcnpt Firemen, similar TO that Of New-York Toe
Dee;ilg then adjourned to next Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

A WARsNo-The clergy OF Trenton took
occasion ast sabbath call the attention Of their
cations 70 the excitement existing 10 Of spru
ah.n Psychology. sc.-a Of which they regarded
roneous doctrines and dangerous in their tendencies
ANOTHER VIcTN.-A man named Jonathan
Crane was found a Geld Pine Brook, suoiay last
dead He had jug Of rum with him, and died from drink
ia and eIpo.urel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

To- Mr. Cornelius t. Bogardus, we'll
Known politician Is wing dangerously III a. his residence
F'Eibush. lie rstIusd nom Waslngon only day two
go ~ treble state and his CONDITION. repre-
stutcd prcsious scarcely to leave hope of his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

Tx LosesHosExEss' Socntr.-This so
cis'y which organized last Fall now numbers nearly
SIX hundred nembers Ia funds have reached the
sum Of about s4o Of which a5oz; 800 belong to the
Widows and orphsns' Fund. Il Will .oon be esAr'
tered Society. The result shows good msnAseuish:
On The part Of il oacers and members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

~ Dewitt & Davenport have published
hcRre ~ MICHAEL DoHrNY, treating of THE PRIN'
eris. PKoonkss. TENDENCY, OBLIGATIONS and DEs'
sSr Of DxmocRAcY" 1t has been already reported IN
sveclumns and we need only say that those interested
n Mr. Doheuy's views on Democracy will ind them
Als se, forth in this convenient pamphlets.
R-"DAlsY Burns" by JULIA kAvASAeH.
sas vigorous English novel, by wsiknown writer
AGO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

CoLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONs-AN.
NrAL CoSNENcrMKNT.-ThcA Annual Comm sncement
Of the College OF Physicians and Surgeons of the Uni
ycrsiiy Of the State Of Newiork took place in the
Hall Of the College in Crosby.s, last evening The
Hall throngcd by audience in which were many
ladies st the time appointed for the exercises the
graduates entered the and took the from, seats
reserved for them. They were followed BY TIE Fac
uly of the College and by those who OBLIGATED, WAC
took seats upon the platform.
DR. Cocks first addressed the graduates. He said he
ives happy to meet them with their credentials or test
monials and would speak them of particulars
relative TO the profession upon which they enter
Ing He then read 10 them the form of the testimonial
with which they were to be presented. He remarked
thstt WIS Of great qualification that their tes
timcnsls were satisfactory. Not only your Pro
fessors your immediate teachers said be, give test-
mony for you but there other witnesses Of yourpso
hc,ency, as shown in your examinations. Delegates
from the State Medical Society have been present at
your examination. and their judgment adds much 10
the testimony in your behslf
Dr. Rockwell Chairman of the Committee from the
State Medical Society then addressed them follows
few ears since the desire to teach medicine and be
called Professor became epidemic The consequence
wss that Medical Colleges sprung up Ike mushrooms All
over the country, and there was prospect OF uncom'
ron large crops Of young Doctors The pubic became
slsy,ne snd az result the title OF d. was no longer
guarantee that its posSessor was quai1ed 70 prsence
the healing art Public opinion seemed to call Tor some
ebeck on The loose in which degrees were said
70 be conferred by Colleges apparently desrous OF
graduating large class OF pupils The profession was
called ON TO say whether young men who bad matricn-
lated and taken the tickets Of Professors Of college
were IS matter Of course, licensed or whether they
were srst compelled to pass the ordeal OF ns'd exani
nation ss TO their medical and surgical qusne ana
moral char scter.
In consequence Of this state Of thnss the Stats Med
cal Society at lis annual meeting In February lso say
~ TO appoint committee consisting OF Drs Joan Z
Chceser,,sn Charles s. J. Goodrich and Wui- Rockwell
ct that time Censors Of the Southern District 10 seaa
the examinations of the Medical schools IN tas Cy o,
New.Yofk provided "a invitation from sas Senoo~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

The PANrERs.-A special meeting OF the
members Of the House Psin;ers Society was he'd last
evening 8, Convention Hail. in Wooster s. 70 take INTO
cop sisrsson the necessity Of increase Of wages IN
order to meet increased expenses for the neee'sare
of lie r,wss decided 20 call general meeting OF the
House Pointers. when the suSiecs VII Be brsashi BE-
fore them for acton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

~ The curious stereoscopic pictures "a Ken
in groups BY Roof No IS Broadway are the lses, bud
Of Art Canyons and plain portraits in any weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

ly In the Board Of Assistants last night,
Assistant Aid Woodward submitted the memorial of
Committee OF House Carpenters, appointed at meet
ing at Convention Hail. asking that the heads Of De.
partments be required to pay to Journeymen House
Carpenters, employed by the Corporation 81 2I per
day was referred to the Committee on Repairs and
SUPPLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
BUReLARy.-On Wednesday night the

INA Of ThOs :. Cumrnks Esl No rs FliLhay, ww en'
tered BY bus and robbed Of notes Of hand and other pa
pen Of great value whch the burglars escaped with Ne
arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

Cry demsnd Of Two cents OF
fnhss IFrxrkhr, h-sSl le,trrS which u commonly n.d
:, re esrrlrrs Of CITY l,rtss lnJasr unies taey AZ
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