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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-15

UCTION SALE OF 1900 ACRES OF LAND.-ON
"A Tuesday tho 18th day OF July the subscriber will
for sale public auction choice and valuable
farms the Vicinity. IN the county Of Niagara
proved and most highly cultivated farms in ths region Of
country
miles Of Lockport five miles from the Erie canal
and the Rochester Lockport and Niagara Falls Railroad
and oak In the midst Of this tract has been ereetsd
chnery capable OF O feet Of lumber
twenty hours all in 6ne and active operation
The mill and the connected herewith have
$40 COO The mill will also be offered for SALE This tract 10
surrounded by highly improved farming country Is
tered by various streams which msander through IT, and
These lands have before been offered for sale No
higher OF the offered needed than
say of the fertile ourshing
portion Of western New York The proximity Of the Rail-
road,
The demand other lumber renders
tho timber this tract Of consc cradle value This
land will be sold in ot Of atty acres and
value Of the property offered constitute Inducements to
purchase rarely to tho public whether capita lists
or Agriculturasts
Lutte liberal credit will be given to those desiring 1t for
prin eipa part Of the purchase The whole
tty Of land that will be offered for sale will be 400
An Of these lands invited before the
day Of sale Lists and descriptions will be furnished to
The sale will Commences at O'Clock p NJ upon the 1000
tract, and will continue until all the lands shall be
lockport May TO- 1853
The subscriber leave TO refer the public TO Hon.
Rochester General r. Harmon Wheatand Monroe county
C. Fitch, lsg: West Bloomfield, Ontario county; A.
Boyce Esq Utica: Hon. w. Z. Hasbrouok Newburg +.
Blocker Coz q Wall street g. II. Striker Jr Esq,
rs Broadway, N. Y.
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Court OF General Sessions

BeI0re Judge b0eDe and Alderman Peek.
JUNE The Grand Jury not having arrived In court
on this day. no business Of any interest transacted
CONVICTED.
Grand Larceny Charles Crout charged with steal
ing bag Of silver and bank bills valued at forty
three dollars from named Samuel Killinger. It
appeared from the evidence Of the pAnan that the
prison arrested about five weeks the robbery
took place, and that club ticket belonging to the com.
painsnt then found 10 his possession The prisoner
fesed that he stole the money that he drunk
at the time The jury without leaving their seats, re-
turned q verdict OF guilty.
Attempt to Commit Rape "A rough and i'll looking spe
caeD of humanity placed at the bar charged with
committing assault with INTENT to commit arape
mother and medical man examined their evi
deuce leaving not doubt Of his guilt the jury returned
verdict Of guilty The prisoner then pleaded guilty
rtctment charging him with committing Their assault
with intent to commit rape the person oe little girl
ten Of age, named Emma Whitaker The court
proceeding to sentence him. remarked that the crimes Of
which he convicted of the most henous charac
ter The Judge sentenced the prisoner for the
longest term tt law allowed being FIVE years esch
charge making total OF ten years confinement in the
State prison at Sing Sing.
Grand Ldrceny.-A respectable young man. named
Geo'ee A. Walker, found guilty Of grand larceny.
From the evidence 1t appeared ths the prisoner stole
$25 In gold some silver spoons, and gold pencil
cases, out of drawer in the house Of Felix Zelgman.
No 40 Elizabeth street The prisoner made long speech
In order to excupate himself but the evidence being
rather roDg against him. the jury convicted him Of the
crime The Judge sentenced the prisoner to be mprs0n
ed in the State prison for two being the shortest
term the law allowed
The Assistant District Attorney not having any
ready the court adjourned until the next morning
At the usual hour.
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avenue $1 GEO. lot Myrtle avenue 20xs9 81 72S
one do adjoining. 2Cxs6 81 600: do. adjoining 2Ox
ST. 81 $685. do Of Myrtle and Carlton avenues
25x75 81 u.s. two story brick house and lot Van
derbilt avenue o. 500; do do sdjoinng, $2,775;
one three story frame do adjoining 81 925 do do
corner Of Park and Portland avenues 81 976 do do
adjoining 81 7GO do do adjoining, 81 676. lot
corner OF Fulton and Adelphi street 4275 two
Co. Oxford street. Myrtle 20xl0O 1915 each;
do Myrtle avenue Carlton 20 By 80 81 $780, two
story brick hou,e and lot Vanderbilt avenue 27s;
three story brick and two lots Clinton avenue,
S7,7oO;1 two story do aud lot Vande 'bit avenue,
g $50 do adjoining 3d. 200 lot on Clermont avenue,
rs by 140 81 $50; de do rs by 100. VI, $50; do on
IAfay cite avenue, 20 by 80 81 1876 do on do 70 by
SO. each 81, leo; DO Portland avenue 20 by 100,
Sll7o - DsKalb ivenue and Graham street. ~
by 60 $500 80 lots Bedford and Skmau street.
l6 lots each street, rs by 100 terms cash $4,000
three story brick house and lot Waw street 50 22b
! lot corner DeKab and Clermopt avenues, "a by 50,
81 $50; DO Gun berlsnd street. 30 by 100 $780, do
do rs by 80 each $780, three story brick house and
lot on Taylor street. ST., 900; do, each % 1926
SoAp.-There were So boxes CASTLE procured at 1O1sc
per ID.
SuoARs-Sales have been made Of 500 hhds Cuba at
43zc a SIC AID rs Porto Rico, at 4s1c. per Id
TAILow.-Some coo lbs changed hands, at exc
perlb
ToBAcco.-The transactions confined to 40 hhds
Kentucky, at exc. 6Hc; and 100 cases Connecticut
seed leaf on terms not ascertaned.
WHHKKY-Saes have been made OF ], 700 bbls. Ohio
ard prison. ut 23c $780, and 80 hhds. drudge, at &C.
per gallon.
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JUNE IA Tie United States John Qtin The defsn
daut in this case second mate Of the packet ship
Washington and the offence charged against him is that
be assaulted one Of the named John Hancock with
a bella ing pin. Upon his demand an examinations was
held above, at which Mr. James Rdg~ay appeared for
the goversm and p Whedon for defence. The ev
eence Of Hancock is that abou. the oath of last month
be WAS pulling rope the fore rigging when
Qun, without Provocation. threw Delaying pin from
the top gallant forecastle which hit Hancock severe
blow the head and caused bad wound and swelling.
now locking sore and that he has suffered isra
bly, from the effects Of that blow. Three other sailors
called and examined who corroborated Hancock in
every The only witness produced BY defence
the ships doctor whose testimony did not alter tbs
above facts. He testified that the swelling new upon
Hspcocks head is the effect of q confused wound and
such as might have been given with Delaying pin. Com
raitted in full
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Before Hon. Juc9e Nelson.
o THY PESITENTIARY FOR X

BENrENCE TO THY PENITENTIARY FOR KILLING ON
THE HIGH SEAS.
JurE IA Michael Rearden convicted OF killing a man
named Miller cook board the ship American Congress-
by striking him on the head With ,.lsyiog pin.
brought up for sentence sr. r. A. Tsiuadge lex. Re
corder who acted counsel for the ed addressed
the Court for mitig ation Of punishnsot
The Judge in sentencing the prisoner said that after
had received the first ion from the deceased
nfc'ent tine elapsed for his passions to cool and for
~ judgment TO reflect but he treasured up his resent
bent and bi6ed favorable TO iunet the ccuel
Sow The facts ELECTED on the trial would tend /, show
bat the prisoner Lad been guilty Of higher crime bat
bejury took favorable view 81 the transactions and
IL result OF their verj,t would be comparatively light
btence. The prisoner is young Of robust health
who to this country TO sette, where, vita industry
and good character he might have srpp"-ra his fsr1y
especially. He must nov loHercr D. cpc1ns0 q pri
ron for space Of TIM nud put h0rf labor TIE pr
fober the sente eel 10 v.. ~sotn tnis
city and county TO b. KEEP hsrd lsoof Tor so ys.r
snd 70 pay hne " one dollar he Dofs-"nste ~rs's
viz y oeur,, and deeply si.otei 5y o. sei
A.~ro On hsx husbaDd
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Marine Court
Before Hon Judge Phillips.

IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO THE RIGHTS OF SEA-
MEN LEAVING VESSELS ON ARRIVAL.
JUNE IA Robert P0ytefeld rs Stanton d Thompson
This action brought against the deie ndants
owners of the ship Liberty, for wages due the plaintiff
cond mate Of that chip her late voyage from
Ne- Orleans to Havre. and thence TO New York. 1t is
shown in evidence that the plaintiff shipped at New Or
leans and made the voyage TO Havre that then he went
shore and absent without leave for several days.
that lie 10 the habit Of getting intoxicated but that
he retained in his position aud came with the ship
to this city that the arrival OF the vessel in New
York be and the Of the left the ship before she
properly moored to the wharf and before her cargo
discharged and that they left the vessel without the
leave OF tie captain Upon this subject, Of the
Witnesses testified that the captain told the to fu
the sails and then 60 ashore which they did The CAP
tain terrified positively that he such directions
and that the plaintiff and the went ashore without
bis PERMISSION have doubt bat taAt the acceptance
of the service of the plaintiff by the capaia after his
leaving the vessel in Havre waiver Of the forfeit
he incurred under the chipping articles BY such alb
sepcs The act Of the plaintiff no ~ever in lea wing the
ship her arrival in this city before she properly
mcored and the cargo discharged, without leave of the
captain is claimed by the defendant under the ari
cle forfeiture Of his wages This doctrine is well set
tied In the Of Webb Duckngfu, IL John. Rep.
p. 800 in . precisely similar to the before
Under this decision must order judgment for the de-
PENDANTS.
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge IngsFsoll.


Juxx 14-Didimson schoower CakAdrine.-This was
action brought by the owners Of the schr San Louis
recover value of their vesssl and her cargo which
were wholly by collision with the CAthsrins on the
evening of the 2lst Of April 1852 about twenty miles
south Of Sandy Hook.
BY the Court-The San Louis, bound to Philsiephia,
The time of the collision close hauled the star
board tack with the wind about southw by west
good railirg bIeeDe She had the look out and
the mate 1t the Wheel but light The nigh. star
hight ard vessels could be three quarters OF mile
distant The CathaIine heading in an opposite drec
ton with free wind, the arboard tack. with no one
the look forward but with light No one on the
Cath srne the San Louis until just under her bows
and al hands had just been engaged reeng the mainss
leaving at the wheel. The San Louis kept her
close hauled till just before the collision, whsn
discovering that the Catharne had lucd and there
danger Of collision she to avoid it, il possible luned
also but Ca,hsrpe struck her her larboard sde
head on and she sunk According to the rules OF nav
CATION the C4tharine having free wind bound to
have avoided the collision and fault Is discovered
The part of the San Louis the belants entitled to
decree for their damages to be ascertaned refer
ence to 4 commissioner,
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w s: MELLoR, AUCTIoEEER-LARGE AMP At Al.

w tractlve sale OF household w. MEll.Ok
will sell rday morning ut o'clock at No ~ Eighth
the genteel furniture contained in the above
housesold In Of tho lea the CITY
consisting Of rich rosewood paror suits covered in satin
broct elegant rosewood etegere plate doors and back
tapestry and ingram and stair carpets two elegant
French pier richly carved rosewood pier and contre
tables richly and nents French
China and fruit Dishes rich lace window cur
tains and ornaments; French ormou clocke mahogany
and walnut French bedteads best hair mattesse
tary book sofas and sofa bed tead mahog
any and walnut washstands rich suit marble top
snimellsd chamber furniture rosewood and mahogany
chairs; Votare and rocking do gilt mirrors; extension.
dining and tables ivory cutlery rich silver wase
ao number Of oil paintings richly framed also superior
tive, and catalogues ready Thursday Goods to be-
moved Immediately from the premises Opposite required
from purchasers.
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CAB!NIT MAKERS STOCK AT AUCTION. L.
~ vANDEWATER will sell on Thursday. June l6, ut 10Y
o'clock At the Of Hudson aud Charles streets the
tire stock Of Mitchell ESQ.,, consisting in part Of
te plush hair cloth rosewood marble top pier centre
bureaus wahstands spring seat chairs bedtead extern
zion tables DO Tho whole of tho above stock has been
ufcued expressly for private sales and fully
pended every particular both to style and
manh Livery lot to be sold without the highest
bidder
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, JUNFit 10s7.-
W wanted for tho following perty At tav
toarh uttrict station nouse. No Oas street sisDac
goat hpxsf Rnd rtGhsU bost; AGO ~ hbs
for silver watch also ut tre First District Pniir
Court sc the Io.. tire TOR two dozen oiaOs
borders; sss ~ tho rhird
pse.rick PoIs@ market, for gold wst~h
ugO w. MATSkLL Chief ~ PpBcs.
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JUNE IA The Broadway railroad case came for the
second day hearing The examination Of Mr.
David Haight occupied nearly half the day and after
IT close several other Witnesses examined behalf
Of the plaintiffs to show the injury to business and
sequertly 10 property which the construction Of rail
road il Broadway would produce. The plaintiffs
will probably be closed TO MORO evening"
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HOTELR.

r.:
Hamilton and soorth those business depends
s'Sors
ter sn snd Il
:S II
Of BToosy" the
NJ hi:
ceorsd & me Peer
and tn.
AysABLE HOUSE. MAIN STREET. KEEsEvILLx,
"A large and convenient hotel newly Furnished
srsy.iliaS public f.r.s. vsins visit lie s.ssn:s
on fishing tackle beats and experienced
s' REYNOLDS TUFTS. Brops,esora
COOPER HOTEL-CoUNTRY BOARDING, AT FORD
nsm ss NsM york sessiS Ss
comm with good board; also single gen
paid saa
pleasant Cars leave every hour for the city.
DE;IRAggL,E, wAT.a1Na FtAcE-ra. NEW Yosx
Tss mile: % and sa y
+: .so 9a y. on ss:
aS' r: Sc. ss
M sa E: sn
City lsrry !. sSs Hss. fETGs DwYEs fls s
HAMILTON HOUSE PORT HAHILroNz1s oPM
engage rooms address prsprietsr 81 Che .bovs
q. .s: I'd a. ';ss
is. 'iS 20. i:: Ne =, Ate, .' ~
II ssIas, Of Twenty seventh :trsss-TS. above hotel
new, and Sa. been ssssS mp with ali III. modern
30: ana soSs
vi. End 70 their advantage 70 cal. and n:
pass The door every Eve minutes s ,,un..v
MOTT HAy.S HOTEL Is SITUATED
Bridge The fos Of the hsu.s and u With.
e s .n ni
'1a as s: a.: %
dssngassd for either single families Military
'nd target companies with sGss
OCEANIC; HOUSE TO- coNEY IsLAND-yHIs LARGE
sSssSFSecs Th.s par. .gpsop:;ss.: .:ss.:
z: 70
e. sigss leave ssn and H.@son
port WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL saRxws-
Phil: :.
x:sns VII please sadss:: g
Rcd .s Sc: & % Ss
Gate Ply daily to and fro. J. A. sLAHM.
SFA BATHINGm1HE PAVILION HOTEL AT RocK-
- away L. l., will open for the reception visitors on
the 22d June and remain open tall October Any sommu
nication for the proprietor left with Ogden Smith So
Front street. and at Boyds city express As William street,
will be promptly attended to. J. BRINTNALL.
CEA BATHiNG-BYGEIA HOTEL OLD POINT CON-
~ fort, vaThs larte and magnifcsnt establishments II
for the reception Of vsers The salubry che
climate ard the attractions Of Old Point -
universally known and appreciated throughout Union
shat any heightened rr.ss upon sha susct dec ned
uDneoAs.ry. hotel has undergone considerable i'm
and the services Of the most
efficient assistants have been secured and effort shall bs
promote the comfort and convenience Of
patrons The steamers from Norfolk Richmond,
York, land passengers daily
JOS. p. REYNOLDS 4 CO, Proprietorx
CEA BATHING.-UNITED Stairs HOTEL, LONG
- Branch, New Jersey This house IL entirely aod
newly furnished and will be the reception Of board
and tra aiont vsters the Both inst.
CRATER, KENNEDY CO., Proprstors
THE MARINE UoTEL-AT FAIRFIELD. CONNECT
cut will he opened by the propriesor, j. Monnots
the 18th day Of June 1853 rs summer branch OF she
New York Hotel The Marine Hotel is situated Long
bathing romantic drives In the adjacent country
Plans be and engaged at the New York
Hotel The distance from New York is fifty three miles,
the York and Now Haven Railroad stop
at Fairfield several times each day.
yUAvERIEY HOTEL, G7 BROADWAY. CORNER OF
w Fourth strcetThs hotel having been fully remodel
enlarged prepared TO supply private families
we'll transient viiters with accommodations not ~
be surpassed in the city. 800 - -.
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ToUE W. sOMERINDYKE. AUCTIONEER, STORE
d No II Spruce streetro bakcrsMortgage sale this
day II o'clock, at the OF Market and Water
size with cutting oynders also pair breaking rollers
psir plating rellers aud the u right tho
same In VI y Of the Southern States
CHAS. +. WATTS, Atty for Mortgage.
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For McCullock Gold AZ was bid and asked.
Efhe Market Bank has declared . semi annual dividend
Of four per cent.
The Bank Of Savannah and the Central Railroad Bank
ing Company four per cent for the past six months.
The Marine and Fire Insurance Company of Savannah,
have declared semi annual dividend Of nine per cent
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted to $112 900 o. payments,
$29, O23 4l-balance, 81, $50. SOL 80.
The Michigan Southern Railroad bonds advertised for
ssle in this days paper, Of the issue Of half
million dated March 1853 payable ten years from that
date. They bear per cent interest
Mrc Ramsdel to day elected President Of the Erie
Railroad Company
Threes ard 6ves OF the Citizens Bank D. G., worth
less institution altered to the Citizens Bank Cumber
land, R /, have just been put into circulation.
The amount of tolls collected upon all the Now York
State canals during the first week in june the
and to the close of the first week in June in each of
the past eight years, has been as annexed
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1UILLIAM s. MELLoR ACCOMMODATIONS

INILLIAM 8. MELLOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w s, NELLoR viii sell to morrow. Thu,sdayy Jsas
Ga Sixth consisting two elegant French plate pier
glasses x6 the property Of gentleman Leaving the city;
hedtesds covered In rich damask extension dining tables
mahogany marble top bureaus and washstsnds Kitchen
dining and parlo furniture of description Also
small lot Of silver plated ivory handle cutlery De-
and large assortment not enumerated This sale we'll
second hand pianofortes, to be sold at ii O'Clock Sale
nnsifi
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Supreme Court Special Term.
TIE RUSS PAVEMENT.
JUNE 14-ln consequence of the indsposton OF Judge
Edmcpds the argument in the case Of Debaun against
Russ Reid was not resumed this morning.
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THO u VAN ANTWERP, AUCTJoNTrn -EARTurN.
e. usfr. slGss. nrd ohna -JNu. . Nar ANTWERP
SOS vii " Yiul &rs tfo l6th iust az 10 O'Clock ~
sIset 80 .sa,- -Gd l0ts te sct pdtchss
n rrns.s pitte assortment ~ croskery
via wife sgnnit. Iisss blue mulberry, aowor,a blue,
9s-tS trTca cegtr,ars 80 Also, full assortmspt
~ eissscsIe acs elsre hsiyss ant tDsEs d..
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The Beard OF Aldermen adopted and resolution
last evening the recent pnunica,ion Of
F1sgg to apply to the Legislature pas, author
izug the Common Council TO raise by loan Ss5 600 for
the following purposesConract work 800 COO repairs
and suppl to b1ildings S35. 900; fire department
$40 600; and furnishing and fitting the court house
IN the Park $40 00O This is to be added to the tax bill
Of the present year
The Beard Of Aldermen, after supdry motions voted TO
appropriate $3 600 pay for the Catherine ferry DO It's
taken by the city and recently appraised a, s2S 0oo and
sold 200
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r B. BLEECKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Union u! PLACE ACE, LONG G ISLAND, OPPOSITE cY-

Union PLACE, LONG ISLAND, OPPOSITE CY-
and WoodviileNJAMEs COLE SON will sell at auction
Thursday June 49, at u O'clock at the Merohsnts Ex
change, New York. 24o lots and eight houses Nassau
streets are snate between The
Jamaca Plank Road and the Long Island Railroad. Each
lot is 2 100 feet The lines of omnibuses which
to this render the cities Of New York Brock
lyn williamsburg accessible at all hours. Union Place
not ne piece just laid bpildng lots
is at present we'll covered with neat residences making
fine village Is good healthy location and only
short distance from the cities The sale will be positive
without any whatever. Maps ready. Terms
liberal and title perfect.
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IA furniture by auction.-BRANCH h MCCONNELL,
Auetioneerr No 113 Fulton street will sell Thursday
assgnees Of G. s vanordenFine collection of and
furniture consisting of three suits rich
wood and mahogany furniture in French satin brocats
two rosewood panofortes ostaves piano stools stso
assorted rocking parl-r and ehlden chairs in great
variety mahogany Voltare rocking and paror chairs
fas sofa beds tete tetei marble tables extension d.
ming second hand carpets clocks and china feather
other chamber furniture vases paintings plated ware
other furniture not here Terms cash. Sale
positive,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
~ SEE FIFTH PAGE. -DA

"A Hen will sell this day at their store No. Is Spruce
street at lo o'clock the boarding house furniture which
damaged by water and will be sold account whom
feather beds bedding couches sofas and
chairs Brussels and ingram carpets with lot Of odds
and ends DO Also, six bureaus set Of dining tables
double barrellse N BAdvances made cash. when
required
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-BY R. W. FROST.-LARGE
"a sale Of valuable furniture dc-Thursday 0 o'clock
the auction rooms Is Spruce street, will be sold
usually extensive and valuable assortment Of household
urniture also, bar and saloon do, marble top tables
looking glasses mattresses choice stock of superior
liquors, wines and groceries.
Friday 10 O'Clock unsyoidably postpossd will be sold
by of the Assignee Of McMahon his entire stock Of
cutlery house furnishing articles Of all de-
rerptons without reserve, for cash:
THOMAS BELL. Aucti0neor.