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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01

GREELEY @ McELRAIHs
 Tribune Office. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01

J. c. BECKWTTH. "A $ LEWIs JASON WHITING D, e. WHlTTLESEY OLIVER GOODWIN DAVIDC. SANFORD SETH P. BEERS, lROBBINS BATTELL STEPHEN TROWBRlDGE. SHELDON OSBORN ,of Har winton,
 General Agent
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MARRIED..

ALLEN-HALLAt Bingbsmpt1n N. Y, Asy H. Baga Allan Of
30 Gy ofNsw-YoEs Jcephne ~ only saisg ca s ~
Z HzlL
DEAN-RIcHARDsAisy 49, by Rev ThoB Arnsge iir rssac
Dear o M Eliza J. ri shsrds, se 0fNcw. foik
JAEES--KELsEY-May 10 1850 By Rey. y. J. MARCHES Mr.
Wsfer r. Jnnes 70 Mis- Amanda Kelley al OF this city
CHELL-JONEs-At Wni-rnsbuIgh May o. BY Rev James
" cLsss Robert NJ Mitchell 70 Elizabeth d1sEts Jossph
Jones
QUIgCY-pIERCE.-At Dorchester, M-'a, Nay 70, ssuusl
Gun cy Philadelphia 20 Mary Louis, daughter Ct Samuel B.
Pierce
BUTLEDGE-BALL-At Charleston 6 C.. Nay Il Dr. Hugh Z
Amelia W. eldest daughter ate Ehas o. Bali
THOMPsCN-WHfrE.-h 49, By Rev. rhcs Arnase, Ir.
larle ". 9ofupcn Miss Ceenis WHITE late offl's
TONNeEND-LONErT.-A Philace mia May ~, Charles
T0Tuscn5 Of NewfcEk, 70 Ebeh ds sLr Of tie e Jzbtz
LOyftt-
BUTLER-In Parish Of Ibe VILE La Msy T. VII
liam Z Tunbul ofthe Parish Of West fecrs Caroline
wick, caughter Of Col. Z. g. W. Butler.
VOSDY-GILBERT-At Grovssf Church. NeN.JeTVy, Wcdncs
ayaopg asy e By tie Rat Rev BshoP sDoens) Of lie Do
SIMMS-At Wasbirssn D. G. May Il, Z. 4 WHIP
PIE Uted Steer Navy . Nsl Camilla daughter OF Eler ss.
WILLIS-HALLOWrLL,-A the Irving H01e Nay % ~ biz
Mayor Wesserye . Edmund p Nils Mfs sarah l.
HsloNelL both Of Long Island
WRIGHT-GREESy-At WlllanspoIt Pa My 10 Theodore
Wright Edtor Gazette 70 Misc Augusta elder de- heT OF A9n
fsvre Crefr. d.
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DID.

ASpREWs-On tesEd the sssnlship CsioEis Arm - NJ.
Robert AndreE aged years Of ts ofy E fe1snf wee IL
tered AZ Acapulco
BUTLER-OD Thzdsy eye1ss Nay 49, after sar bs severe
illness Eliza Amelia nnt daughter Of Peter " and hay AM But
Ter, sged year months and II days
Her Tensns WI b taken @ Wssch.sser Costy ie5
commercially 20 Me- Mary LoddinsoN Low o. ne ale
A5Islam CocdEgcn, In tho slth year q her sst :.
Tie fssTes TRENDS family are res y Fse1 . A.
Der funeral withou: further roe 81 GEO. sancAy I'd
from TIE residence ofheT s C. whey 10 10 w Es,
tfL-aY. -.
81 essor J N thc - year 81 heT
he frds be family respectfully invited
70 attend seT fns On TuesdAy I'D 4, hspaf. 2eocs
DoXTATInGt Ia Psrfe, Ind, Nay - Robert B. Dor.stsr
Ed Rone p recently tee'ed PFefeent q ne Hsn south
ernRG
HLLs-In this city, Nay s ofsesse Ct he besi Rata Azns
wife Of Henry Hill .
stt.rd her frer a. No l Anoef Saturday.
1s. a7P.M
HOIMEs-Af BEcok-yn Friday mouirs MAY 70 Ssuae L.
Holmes CRY Superintendent in the 65;h yesI Of ssse
The tie f together with tie E3sEd
Education end the Tears Of the Brooklyn Public Seco
yec 10 aerd az az me tEst Ckarch Rensen
corner Of onon sn Sunday afternoon, ct o'clock, without
NooRE-oB Friday moans, Nay p? Jared Moore, in the s7th
M relatives .nS teEss invited attend M funeral Monday
nouing I'd a. ~ o'clock ffom his late residence No 90 East
Btoadwsy Ills remains " Be taken 10 0eenwcod fer seeD,
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OF NEw,JERsEr-The followingis
the new arrangement of Judicial District for the State OF
NewJersey, together with the Circuit Judges:
Northern Ditrict-Sussex Warren Morris and Hudson,
held by Judge Hsines.
Eastern Distiet-Psssaic Bergen and Essex, held by
Judge Ogden.
Ocean, held by Judge Potts.
Western Disbict-Hunterdon, Mercer and Burlington,
held by Chief Justice Green.
Souh Dist,tct-An the Counties south of Burlington,
held by Judge Elmer.
DEATH PROM PoIsoN-Nrs. Boyd of Newark who took
poison on Satur last dedfrom that cause Wednesday
last.
DRowNED.-Miss Mary Ward, Is years Of age was
drowned on Friday the cotton factory, New Bruins
FIRE-On Wednesday night, during the the thunder
storm barn owned by Mr. Farrow containing four cows
horse and other property was struck by lightning and
consumed with its contents Loss, 500.
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FRIDAY. Nay N-P. M

FRIDAY, Nay O-P M.
There fair activity in the fancies this morning but
the general market heavy, especially al the Second
Board when the transactions moderate and at lower
figures. Nicaragua shows a decline Of y cti Morris
2 Ct; Canton p CT Sc The AiroSds were all heavy
excepting Hudson River which went 10 7i Erie declined
10 esq, fall Of q CT, Harlem The Coal stocks were
pretty well sustained Cumberland sold at 5l Phrnir
Parker 3ll New Creek 81 &c. The premium stocks are
strong. Michigan Southern 49, Central H. New York
Central l29 Rochester, Lockport & Niagara Falls IA Al
bany and Schenectady 1876, Madison 1902 SO. In Govern
ment stocks and Railroad Bonds the transactions were To
fair extent and the quotations firm. There great
lack Of animation in the market between the Boards and
a. the Second Board.
In Excl ange there Is little nothing doing Sterling
o. 90, and in fair supply. Francs 5l505l3i.
In Freghts The market quiet but without change To
Liverpool Grain 81 cd. SEQ bales Cotton, ID 3ad;
Flour IS .. 3D. 100 bbls Resin Il. 50 tuns Bacon.
&c 25s eco bbls Lard, 25s $50 pkgs Tea ~, 3D. Ths
steamer he's 49, tales Sea Island Cotton To- 300 boxes To-
bacco 3Js To London 1909 bbs Resin privsteterms
To Havre Cotton in small lots 2c Bone Ashes o. se
Deal Freighs easier and.hree cargoes were engaged
from Bic to London at zoos. The engagements to Caor.
MIA are to moderate extent.
The Imports Of Dry Goods sre large but not large
during the same week last year. The figures ares
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IAdxertisencntl

HIPPODEOMH MIsFTATEMENT.-A report having been
circulated BY MEASUREMENT The Newly OK Sun that serious acci
dents have occurred 10 the females attached 20 this establish
ert during the becomes the imperative duty OF the
management to the public nothing Of such character has hap
pepd and that death hes occurred IN consequence OF
during the performance The only which took place
were Lt which happened TO Madaes Sylvester and Adj
epes by chariot OF during and they shortly after
sppeafed arena and quite well and sppet nightly al
,rnrne
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STRANGERs-The following are among the arrivals AZ
the principal hotels;
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Hon. F. B. Dean, Wiseonsn } SShsIpess Iue6se.
Prof Werner, Amherst. Capt. WATKINS Pscae 5. : Co.
Capt j. B. frsbie Francisco G A. Buckley NeT-oresnA
A b. sheaes England. l. Deaderich, Tennessee.
On''' Ai'i'''' N'-'' sT NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Mai 2. NJ. Field, Peenburgh. :Dodse, Springfield II
R.M Peckhsn, Albany. H. w lockwood Trey
e. F. ' Harvey sSu Ste Mare l. Blum San FTsncscs.
Nv WEd, Boston. s.Rsek, Pi'tsheld.
J. Bsylan, Philadelphia - -
Dr. F }. Crawford N Carolina 6 Cooley Mobile
J. 5 Met1gsr Lancaster J. II. De Vote, Aabams.
7. Js5a E E,1 RPT ss: SiSssS1
~ MsycI, Montreal Butter6eld, Uaea-
1. Keslsssnd;; , YER Cruz
4. II Cnnenden' Ke1tqeky Dr. WSt.on ksntpeky
'g' T M,y s. u Es Es Fb Ps5ss
CAPT. R. Bsyier, Virginia ~ Wade Bostoa
Dr. s Whitney, Dedbsm. K Marley Philsdsphis.
BoARD ov ASSISTANT A1DERMrx-F,fdGy, May 20
Assistant Aid Baker, in the Chair.
sRtp0riS-Of Committee Fire Department. 20 repair
house Of Engine Co. No. 3d. Adopted.
From Board Of Aldermsn-ResOluton designating places
for hold og polls in 9th Ward. COncurred in
In favor OF procuring location for Engine Company No.
in favor Of placing Hook and Ladder Truck a. Eighty
fourth ST and Broadway IN hyOr Of building new four
The report Of this Board in relation 10 rooms in
Cour, House on Chambers ST., was taken up Motion was
made amend SUBSTITUTING Gu RESOLUTION
Of Board Of Aldermen. Amendment adopted
Af5acrfs Of AssstGaf Alderman UcGoNH and Hr. Rsss.
Tie sneciai Committee made report 70 charge of at
tempt "a b!be appendng affidavit presented 10 them
by Nr Russ in which be states that he knew "a ont of
o. The Board thar evening we're in favor OF the report bat
that Assistant AID MoCOwu was hostile % H. IS be had at
al times voted sEsirs' fe Rsss pavement; nd Tesse-s
that the otter by HIN OF O00 IL jest The assertion
.ha: Nr. NEG hostile because NJ H. had stated tia.
he Assistant Nd NEG had offered brides was ret re-
pe2teo IN the new affidavit.
statement Of Assistant AID. MEG. made 20 the Com
mitsee was also given lie bad felt j, his duty, mem
Der oi the Board the question coming up STATE in his
place IN the form OF affidavit, what bad occued-he
nas no proof no persons being present bat himself and
hnfs, beyonS his ahdayin relation 70 the insnaaions
or charges made by Mr. Russ he laid MEG invites the
fullest scrutiny and demands tha responsible accuser
be named, AID that the matter be investigated The Com
mtee consider that Nj NEG had rgh. to offer the az
6dAv The Committee having stated the facts asked to
be discharged Mr. MeGown stated that the assertion in
the affidavit Of Mr. Russ tha, he had always voted against
the Russ pavement not true he had never voted
against IT, The report was accepted and Committee dis
charged
Report in favor Of building new carrisge for Company
Nc. I3 CoIcurIed in.
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fkdverfiEenlenti

BENEFIT or LIFE ISsURANcE-IHE NORWICH Dis
,srTR NEw-YoRK, My 10 1850
To iAe oFceys of he Manhattan LIE tnnraHee Contrary
with small degree Of pleasure th comp
with request Of my afflicted by rendering you her grateful
for the prompt and liberal payment OF the policy o
on tie life husband Beverly Parks who killed BY the
dfead ralroad catastrophe Norwalk on the 9th inst
v your promptness have to-day been enabled 70 piece TIE
hands Mrs p check for the amount injured upon bis NE Ff
y1ef eeutnen allow that In the settlement Of the poll
T v eouesv and pomptuess entities your es4be institution
Ire unlimited confidence OF the community Very respectfully
L NJ NLAhAi 10 - avenue D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia

Fsi Eate-2so Lone Island l9l do Iel 5o Morris 22l
90 Do = 20 DO 2f Sfo0 Penn - M g. $40 Do ss 6S Pean
h sos Ge DO sol $50 Lehish e. & 80 Lao Sch. Ssvsation
preferred 3S SAoOSch Mort g. - 9oi $500 Richmond District
s. eci 2 Fmers and Meehan Bark q $50 Lshish e. 40 80
Nntli Racsd - eco sch Nav 81 6f 50 Penn Bank lf
SFaimers Acchs Bank rs 5000 Camden aud AboJ &C. e.
slic; SlCCtotO. IS IS, 81 so Union Canal 1T
Second Ro0rt0 obg Island l9l 90 Co. Isl lo Morris 2i
A. Read - SO Penn Railroad 50 Sls5oc Penn "a o
81 SL5gO Sch. Nav Ga 80, G3l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

FIREHES's DIsTURBAScEs-0n Thursday night several
rows occurred between fremen belonging to different
companies, while returning from the alarm Of tire through
North Secondtt. heavy stone. thrown by some ua
known person, struck Demss Strong foreman OF Engine
Co n !, upon the head knocking hun down and ntcting
severe gash Patrick Maran, belonging % Engine Co
No. 10. was beaten by person in company with No /
Several 9th skirmhes also took place but no one was
SERIOUSLY Injured.
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Court Calendar...... .Tus DAY.

CoMMoS PLEAs-Part Mos 52l, 2g7 663, Ca sl7 SOC
COS sci s64, 500, 9l3, 3l5, 9sl, 9s5, 9eG.
CIRCUIT COURTNOs 57i, 1000, lc2e $685. so, A. $50
COG, COS, COG, 610 6lo4 f6ll 6l2, GIG.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 30, 400, 49, AZ 81, $40 ST.
81 80 SEA to 5s SOL s92 594 sos 800 59s COO 6O 1896
go 3gl so, so, $780, Us, $50, BEL, COZ 603 to Go
SUPREME CoUHT-Monday, General Tern.-Nos q, 81
- =. %, 10, 20, 30, 81, 32 81, ., 81, 35.
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WuLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

AccDEST-On Thursday afternoon New ,rk haek ari-
named Nicholas Faulkner while passing through hWea
ST., thrown with violence TO the pavement ~ the
couplings of the carriage giving way Hs was taken Up
psensble by of GER keh and conveyed . drug store
where ascertaned that he hsd received fracture 10
the back Of the skull In the evening he recovered sum
cieutIY n nth ho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

reKNfGHT late rederee Join ueKuxht ArrA a vsr.
M ss orf- y those Of hts brother NK sirsf
are rspSsfy nvi,ed % se1d h funeral No 30 Bssei ~ 90
sens,v - all O'clock wiihOu, further !nvitstco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

DEATH oF EsTmABIE CTrIzEN.-Mr. Samuel l.
Holmes who has been connected with the Pablo Schools
Of this city in the capacity Of Superintendent since their
organization died YESTERDAY morning at the house OF his
was consumption lie always took great interest in the
subject ofeducAon and by his zeal and endeared
himself 10 large number OF citizens who consider his
loss irreparable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

LETTER PROM THE PREsIDENT.-ln accordance with
the regent received by Lyon from President Flae TIE medal
Powders by the ROYAL Commissioners
OF The Worlds Fair has been placed h and
nav h, eep Al Lyons Central Depot al Broadway where this
celebrated article destruction Of BedBqs Reaches Ees An
Moths Plant nsectA may be procuredreta az p cents
Aask ard hoeiae proportonae reduction Aso the Magnetic
pills ior the destruction Of rats and mice.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TENT Preaching IS BRooELYy.-Eev. M Moves. Q.
the Third Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn has consented 20
preach sn opening the occasion the day being
fair Sunday 22d at y O'Clock Location Hamilton Fer
~ near corner OF Nanbrnnt s.: and Ferry.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
sIrPRFME COrRT.

The AMEhf WILL CASE.
Judge Roosevelt decided in relation to the purchase at
the sse property that the purchaser b not bound 20
plee his purchase the order at special term be reversed
the PER cent paid the refunded and the purchaser
r Ced
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IAdyertisenentl

~ Elegant Wedding Cards, with rich Silver boz
Ger graved end printed IN gold beautiful article for wedr r. ny
;s SCI slc finest plain french porcelain wedding eds and
sre did ssfornent OF wedding envelopes EyEgDELs No
Bfosdgsy. corner Of Daanest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

VIoLATIsG ORDmksCEs-UpWart OF coy sammon.es
were Issued Yesterday against parties for violating tue city
ordinances principally tbs charge OF enoumbeFng the
vail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

- There was an alarm Of Ere on Thursday evening
caused by the burning Of tar. barrels IN Bush wick q
The Illumination in honor OF the nupdSs Of young
couple Of that place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

rs Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot for Boot;
Shoes and Caters No 4 Broadway opens SATURDAY @S Ne,
Broadway Goods At by-Et-eet prices, Is the motto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

ANSTERsARY.-The Brooklyn Orphan Asylum Society
held their Goth anniversary az Concert Hail. N Henryt
Thursday evening and passed very agreeable time
The exercises consisted OF singing and reciaOns after
msDts prepared for them by Mr. Wm Beecher when they
repaired the Asylum in stages provided by AessI Hgs
ted * Kendall collection Of $50 taken up tor ne
boIeft O. the Institution during The Of the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
To THE LADIrs.-Rich Plaid silks, Print

It
and Bsreges-UBpLLL PERSON LAKE No 81 BEosay invite
patrons the public choice ard vsred
tire sbove goods received by the last ard
ready for inspection late Of No 81 Caua-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

HIeHwAT RoBBERT-Between IL and O'Clock yester-
day morning, man, name unknown was assaulted oy
three at the of South Second aud Ssvenhsts
Of whom struck him upon the head with stone and
while be lay upon the sidewalk insensble, robbed him OF
S5. lie had also gold wgch, which not discovered
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE-Between and clock ysster-
day morning, young woman named Margaret Wilson.
residing in Brooklyn while passing through North Second
ST. was seized by gang Of i've young and dragged
into old house between Second and Thirdsts, where
they attempted TO commit outrage, but frightened
by Der for and away Two persons
supposed 10 be Of the party arrested sterday after
noon, and locked up to await an investigate
NEW BANKING HoUsE-The Trustees Of the Williams
burgh Savings Bank making preparations to erect a
Banking House the corner of South Third and FOu b.
sts opposite the Universalst Church The bu dag viii
be Of brown retone three stories high with basement
II also is 10 have front on each street Of Is feet
FISANCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meeting Of the Board
of Finance Thursday evening the following sppropria
ons made For Cleaning Streets $1,000 City Print
rg sl,tOO Printing and Stationery $500; Purchase OF
Hose Carriage for No ? $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21


From present indications The earnings Of the Michigan
Southern Road IN May viii reach $4,000 Th, corpora
ton has met with serious misfortune In the sudden dead,
Of their President Mr. Doxtater lie was man of large
experience in railroad maers and Of great activity of char
actsr and would doubtless, if he had been spared have
naDgaed the affairs Of the Company |it great Judgment
and energy.
At Washington day or two ago ale Of ESQ 900 Wheel
~ bonds guaranteed BY Virginia, sold a. IlOl and
$1,000 Registered Va stock az 100 and ineres. equal
20 lii4.
NJ Goddard 81 Mas vino has Just returned from North
Carolina states that before he lo Mr. Williams the pur-
chaser Of The Gold Hin taDg had pu, up one Of the ma
chimes invented by Mr. Berdan and bad produced the
astonishing results similar 20 those obtained in the expert
oents made here with The cfusher and amaglmator
lie lad been working bat portion Of day when Mr. God
derd heard from him aid was oDauing so 70 sl2 per
bashe This result had caused great excitement among
The gold diggers in the ssighbOThood OF Gold Ill., We
shall wait with considerable interest hear further iyces
twill be seen BY Notice 70 Contractors in another
column that The proec; having great Coal RAILROAD
direct from the coal regions of Pennsylvania 10 this City to
bEng abundant supply Of cheap feel Is about to be
realized The road Of he wide sx feet gauge, and Is
already In operaon from Scranton % Great Bend where it
connects with the NewYork and Erie which gives it
cess 10 Western azd Northern NewYsk where the road
Is now doing quite an extensive coal sEsne'y The locs-
on az IL road ron Scranton 70 the Water Gap Is CONT
IDENTIFY beeyeety Ia sndz % be tbs only practicable
direct route fom the great kn-aets coal fields OF the
Iaekawsns and Wyoming Valleys 20 this Cry Toe OIL
Gers Of the road are Geo. D. Phelps President VIM f.
Warren Treasurer and Secretary Geo w scsnfon Genr
e-al Agent; Managers, Drake Mills, j. l. Phelps John
Howland Henry Hotchkss John l. Blair Daniel s Miller
VIM. f. Dodge George Buckley, George W. Scranton. j.
B. Williams.
At the recent meeting at Syracuse Of the Directors cfths
Buffalo and Rochester Railroad Company exfrs divf
dend Of ten cent declared ofthe surplus mssas
Of the Company. Il
At the time and place the Directors o. ~,
ter and Syracuse Company voted sef''s =" fs'ssF's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

~ HESRY PETERS GAYS sruDro, No SIC Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

TIE CRY CoURT-The business 81 the April Tern Of
TINS Court concluded Thursday after session Of
gaed causes besides iDquess and references have teen
disposed o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

SUPREME CoURT-Yesterday was fixed for the com
mencement OF the Special Term Of the Supreme Court ba
in consequence OF the illness OF Judge Strong postpone
neni took place III the Isl OF June.
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lhe 'mFVS VI ny No'"' ~ D"' ""' =" i' 10 -
during the same week last year The figures ares

The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were s9s539; Pay
menis s2lG97 Balance sG77a7lO
After the adjournment of the Board the following Stocks
were sold at auction at the Merchants Exchange by ~
Draper:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

SERIOUS CHARGE-A mAn named VIM. j. Berry was
brought before Justice Smith yesterday and IN default OF
the required bail committed the charge OF
felonious assault upon little girl eight years OF age named
Ann Brown, on Saturday lssJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

The United States and New.York State Stocks included
in the above list sold by the order Of the supsrn
tendent Of the Banking Department on account Of the
suspended Farmers Bank Of Onondaga.
The Bank will probably pay SC to the bilhodeD
The certificates Of the United States Trust Co. viii be
ready for delivery to morrow at the Manhattan Bank
Martin Kalbheisch Esq, Of Willamsburgh, has been
chosen President Of the Mechanics Bank of that place.
The sales at the Mining Board to day follows;
5.h,rss Minnesota 30 20 shares North csron... o.
ito 10 do..........bO 600 Hlawasse. Al
20 do st. Lswrsnce.b q 100 do Uster".......... X
1853, were
Pas.ps.rs S1lin GO MsR kc..".......s0s n
f'ffo Total 90. -. sVs y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

CHARGE or GRAND LARCENY --Twopersons, named vii
liam and Ellen Tuck arrested on Thursday byohcers
Werheimer and Smith of the First Ward charged with
stealing $50 in CON- from the house OF Mr.. Harrington
No Gl Washington St. where they boarded Prev lus to
the taking OF the money the accused are said to have been
almost destitute but since it has been missing they have
been spending funds quite freely On searching the female
prisoner SIS IN coin was found upon her. of which,
however could be identified Justice Bogart held the &C
cused 10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

Police AFPoIsTNENTs.-The Aldermen OF the TENN
Ward in conjunction with the Mayor have appointed Je
emah Higgins and Garrison as Policemen 81 the ihrd
District 10 oil existing vacancies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

George Elutealk ard otssri at Chsre. hf1ps.iieA
Each Of teries OF forwarding agents becomes
bic 10 The ownsfs Il the property in scarrisge 'r
acts alone. The Tour not in 1red IN hands oil
Decree for hbelsnts with costs
a--e Hohkiss ard others John Adn.nee and otA-s
Tie schooner Aortlie hored in the uvef 81 "a et
cable, in safety # herself and steamboat Wm t0ons'
whose engne vhle she drifting, caught upoa cen
ter snd she could no, b. worked clear OF dsd Of IS
The anchor and cable lost Held that each vessel bear
e mOiefy OF the loss.
he Govcrnnent CT Peru az. the 81 P North Aners.
COLLISION
Held that the fault was with the schooner Decree for
beaLt with costs.
Syvsnus Warner at steamboat Ssuih Ausrs.
CLAIM CHARTER PARTY.
The $4,000 agreed to be paid in Of nonpsr0-r'
arce is by the books considered penalty The libel claims
$4,000 and the Marshal take less than so0O00 but
that does not bind the Court ship released giving bond
for S50COO.
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ros CALvoRsIA.-The steamships Illinois Tor A'p'n
,,a with $50 passengers and the Pronetaeu' iof pan
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