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I,IED.

RyzELr Il scAveetrss Na-es - q csS-o .cs>. bag,
BAssErIs ,,-rssTy Va, Mo- a. NJ EaeasFss R.-st ..
reNSsts'ry pcus~ays, ~, - eue q ~ ~ O Fs Iear, 80
Sso se eaat'es ur tie sos q Eastsad Ssa<
cvETIS-os sa.Srl,y s,ssss cs,,ie. Ess,, .' Of Wa
re rrs-> sd lHo tssfai, s,ssa % s'assi the "a
sr-uf der 10 sgA Cuts, Treaty art. -saSss
c0RsE-A, acs,rrai {. X M.scA 81 Hs-r, css. ss Jr.
a., yssrs ~ rste afr
srssd aeScsa,e asaFsa Aoe' aaj hal Am..-i arg
HAyTNErER-os Sturdy. Ar'l q ~, sss,oss al.....
El~s,a a Htvv-syet n re sra yesF q Ass AZ
TAe -,'e- ant ,rn 9 tss l Z az a'.-. % q
ssrd has snsrs & stsscos ~ orea .on as rss4es' 'As
HAGERANS- ne J., APg, ~ - late rc~4eee sss,ps
JvSss Heary BssAes HAsTra'a N the eas year %
a Caaada espsr' p's'ss ns.es =. ~. Nm s,, =.
HrF>ioS ,'UsoatIss. o. a.rs - sA,'s,s ass.sss
he yer VI r. the s o hs epavrS sss
hs q oss Soety sAley re-hysr - elers,nsa ne
ssuIaaon, ped. psOai rsce ats es-ay
MooRE-Iu Ns,r o~s.A p Pena N,rcA ~ Ma jOasaSO'-
MnLIE-li COD spices, Marcs 80 Cart wsan T sliss.
NICHOLS At D.av-r.. Essa Co aas' n,h 50 Dr. Aaars.
PHIii iFs-h, Bo.,co N,ch 81 jane. PAP va ssl ,s.s
ftAe h,tesy ave yea,. be hss ben Se',y otes
Heue tier tet rvsfer Ne Sas n.ne' o the A. sss
ard Hcuor'b Arr 10y Capsav aat TO- sS ,''I at
orns, uemhsr Of The Ms-a,hg.et, Chastsbe sire >ecY
KEYNOLps- sabbaa uonus Asrl J, JsE's Rsyaods aset
"a yssrs
The vii tate p'sce ron the esteecr ci rs mother S'
Iof Fsrtuth a. Ca rarst,y prrnns 81 10 q closl
SIMMONS On Sau3,y ~, ApTh Mrs kssaaa, sas
tut ~. asei - ysarA
Res acua respectfully u'i'ed 10 sitess
Tusstsy Rfanoch a. iock from the fesdeae 70
h-g stard " 4. n CuFti-. No 7 iork g
SCUnpf r.. Ia Rand'pA = v March % Eteks scsdtrf'
ssr the osst SRI one OF Re earhet - KS
joph. IL no dst Peoest hs thea "a
6cs,n W rrr-s ots Gessses AMI ,a active pst
~ ne reuts ~hch chasctrfuej the cary eeDea, o. that
COUNTRY
srERIiXGA Bods,rosi March % p,Ael si'fbss.
WaiTr HousE-ls aerv'cs Ne March 3 Nc. Nancy ~ ~'s
o. " samuel a. Nhieh1u.e. seed " years sai day..
WILSON On saturisy e,rans, Apt ser hssru"s hae..
W Wells Whoa Of ". wss and Caihaae W l-os asit
year ~ mo- ths snd days
M @ and ,rou, ntahcrs are respectfully invited s~ai the
hurr. 90 Nonday fA ocs 7, NJ IRON bs sihefs
rssi-nes 10. 20 lor.yth vthou, tuftber nviiuoa
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70 TIE sSr-e vet hN ~~<-- s-ch u' 49, exsr -"
rrsf b. shs1 b. ceia- no Csr-L toSeS1
ley - Smith / SiidsS&
ttlk tat he pttaFs ta- 49, biuF AZ psyer' y
larEe az0BaG have serb ilfcrrs N greFsi ~ ne
C-Art enesror from heiug cac1 il-o csc, az
TAD rEst isfzte ths ~ tassr own asR-s AL
o. Nor that a. injIrcaon s8osd - tsssea aias'
J >rGlVB
Jrses hcrrH CO needed a A1y Esws be % l. of he L.
bet did not the sss tAAt te s,ts ~-'
d - cordeseo pfivate property ~ tue Co 9ocst 10
thougft the on control n Common COgscl hd over
them -k-9cvernUenttl i-SiSar, sol thss they ~
rshr Authorize rarosGs b lad down kai
te .ucs-~ M Common Cou had rithf t. aect ta-us
70 b taken NJ IL nere mater " slsts rsgl.,
ron he lid coDstsr the InuEcson Of Jaiye Campbell
20 have b-ep rrc ps-lylua
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Wovs SrApBEp nv HER HUSBANp.-oth
CO James Friel OF the Fourth District roAee Mtes'ea
ran named John Bsnnan, on FRIDAY mo5lns o '' IS
oe,ts,mptnx 10 k HI. wife The FAMILY resided IN aSA
ans Hollow near Van Buren-st, and having ~
,u,sments determined TO separate and dvlae1 sn5
nnsst,ng cf cows aud pigs between them Ihe hasoAhI
s tecI sp his quarters elsewhere but oonolad'na t. e
lad not secured fair share went 10 her mouse On rS
eornips tr the purpose OF taking portion o. heI
Sb,cS he ch,sat a when he suIed Knife ana Stabbed
s IN he face inictns two large EAshes "a tnS 80.
Aod of the eyes. lie was I'm caiS'eN Hti s;..es
a,e, and locked up TO await he resuu Oh INC i1us
jahetcd
po.,vp,s nv BoYs--Samuel Keys, boy,
"a on FRIDAY arrested by oaoeI Denton, FOURTH roos on
As ehAse OF roDbing the cary inter 500 OF Wll'a
Hsn Myrtleav Nesrl, all ,1s stolen % WYE
I'd of Tlopas civ Ia Spencer 81 The JanN saoeA
sers also arrested SIX boyS named James sissl W
IsalSen VIM Evans James Norman Minaa n0S n an
iETSs, Rl.ie wsre srreS the 6ay previous bY oheefs
IAexsnSer and HYDE OF the same Dlstnst gu tnr $3.50
s,sans nom the COPPER factory o. ,o erc hSsSiss
Nid Al \ uuk shop kepi hy James Connen "a Spe-os ~
sVr Of tho bcys sent 10 the honse " ,E1s'; 80
,thsrs with he Junk dsslCrS were eom'i'''"" 's &
eriAer hearing
HEAVY RoBRERY.-S0me tune during Sa, ,,
lsh, ,bc Jewelp store ofo : ssrsys No -ssJ door
pnstee was fslonoasy eptcred tbtSuSh the ~ - ~,
lev hennE cut Que OF the panels and rooocIe -
s. Gee worth Of JeWe,ry eoos"s o. s1'S RS mr.
Ssrs nApsr,d 10 escape with thcE hoo,y eaVins ooan
A,m .cs kuiie and dark la1seTa Fhisis inc sS'aa
ne tbs place has been teSpCN
| Man SrABBxp.-Ahout one O'Clock on SUI
ay n OF nins man named John hr'I VAS ssNooe u" r.
Ne v,,h kpie by some person ~ pioses NnAHSNu'
teuiS was Inflicted In the rsAt side, ana Is aoa'
~, IN e,tept Ii il teaTed that he cannot survive
prns ., h. abatement he stat ns On the eoueI %
MAs ana stanton ats when man IN pAssans
,esrS ana then ran of-no woUs having Pssd eeTNSeh
AeD Of6cers Cunsa and Renoeti et the second no,ev
sol gr,, his rvsidenee No IN NlAry-st >nd caea h
As rrDanaid ara MurpAy 10 attend upon hnn. man
szss Cook has bsea Arrcssed on suspe'oh'
Row IS TILLARN.sr.-The neighoornood ot
hl.ry and Stanton sss. the scene OF Iot an 80,
s.rly the whole Of yeserasy the police stAaoae ..
,sa,ter bous unable to enterce order. Aaamoe' =.
srs made but the prisoners rescued IN every M
ssnee and the officers beaten on Toward evening l9
Cefef Police with some First D. et OteerS pros seaea
eiAer snd amer some AaId 6shns took sessf~' o. 'N'
sest disordeTly ito custody.
u An alarm of FIRE was created aooIe
sSeS y estesdsy morning by the burning OF ssai"
shifk above Peekshp.
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MARRIED.

sHFf ION gGINY.--M NesE~sss II esrcs ~ NJ MAJ
- n Shrtra NJ, sAse Ia ~ fCst Rs.sk
THaYER-rECS Ia A-taeca Hsss. hsrch ", Rev tsNess
fsdvn nayer Ps~tor q ~ - taNsfssasS Sc. Lp~e'
A.. 70 Mr. SsrsA A frSk " Ne,sseo
VANDUSEN- sNoEEWS-Ai scAss-e y Y. NtrVA H. Rev.
J Y.sf,s~r No. usrash tsscA'e' O tssas aalrsrs
wFrFfEY-EApgS- Freies,k, M a,-ce "a. S-s. les.
We're Psscr 81 Lahefsa cAarh q s,a,ssass ~ NO
Narr.r.s ~.
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LAW NTELL&ENCE.
C.r,irued Injunction upon the grantees Oh
Inc broadway Railroad.
AID MosNIS
Ia nIh,n 81 Al AT JacoA SHARP c. e.,
""~N -; H., i,s.i,,a The plaintiffs


So sIa MoSEIS
John Mlhsa, ct a.. at Jacos SaSIt e g. "a.
EpwARps, Presiding Jusilce-lhe plaln tI.
49,, and dessnAled IS BrosdsaS Is al S1-sl' s-'s'
xS,ch vas opened .ecat one hSndrcd sna ay 49,
- m eupers Of the lands ssrr An4 tafoasa VI
49,, n.sses Tor their convenience ana vs. ~
,l IlcxeA 70 be used BY catssus lad ifASeefs =
80 100 .treet ~ thoroaghtsre, Taey fartoe' 49,.
-, *, ar, each Of them, Sners - ne o eet'Nia
zoe. .tuat,a upor the stree sod bat they e-.e.s
they are owser. 10 Tee OF al ne ..es . ~, ,-eur or
LII n wsy over the and trey sso 1850 -. -
or. taxpayer. 10 large snoent ~ 49, 80 =" ~
- - ~. and cher property IN the OatN r -.
Thry then state th.t previous TO the 49,
compliant the Boards Of Aldsfnsa 80. a., ~ 49, N.Ior
= - f.s,h. (Stx in opyosinoa 20 the veto OF Us
~, N ,S.os OF The Of he esass. lScs Ss.t'
W this City, passed re~o'u.,ea ~ w 20 =, Seub,s
st ~ r,SlS.y IN Rrusdwsy, and Wh'essAI ga 49,.
sor ,b, south Eery 90 Fry s'nth 81 soa
coptin re the same, from time 70 tune A'as ~
s,lr Hcsd TO Mzshsttanyn1e -. -. ,h;. ,-.-. "a
The, were CERTAIN conditions afaened ~ -"
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cIRcrrr couRT-se6cr. Judge NrrcssLL


This case, already referred %, was gwen to
The Inv M y N passing on TIRE side YAK Avenas
ppe5 on n rcn Of vsut waiea yielte- aud
shs tel IT, .usAsirE considerable iriTy Ne cover oss
rsy had three protectors. or pruugA wica res n s
fasEing kseprg Ia ptsce aod aiso had eaAA SaI
sfspinr inside frs the ceurT ore o; these proas .
become k-u G. Sud the chain nos beng listen "a u
Cited IS Mrs. F stepped Il aad sc ELL IN seroisY
hurrirg her rgh foos and sae The defenee "a tas tae
r7etses had been ~ defendant . Mr. Encsn- v 20 ~
IL uoTfu 70 cthers ard tnst defend Dos liable
On tie other hard cont nde thaf the cover ~ss oas
o. rerair when fhe h0u>~ was ieased- .
TIE Cont -rred thar N the latter n. etss-;hs,
the detect existed when defendant TIE landlord. ics the
rrersss e AhieosheTwise not the parties lhroSa
fse neg rrrce the injury caused wold % Verdict
fl nls,rrH $40
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GEEHNPoRT. Friday 4 o-i J, 1853
Editor Of The TTibnne Sir-The Whaling
ecbooLer Almeda Capt Weldon OF this place arrived
here this morning shout o'clock with right uasIs
sloperde some s. or 10 feet long cApred YESTERDAY
81 AmagaDeett l.. L. estmsted by good judges % yiei
10 bbis. Of oil. good prize. JOHN L. CHUscH, P n
FELL Down THE HOLD OF VEssEL-A
ed named William ougbery h,d bis scall fractured on
IbSsosy evening BY falling down the hold Of vessel lying
a. the loot Of Jsy-st
same day, by wrestling with playmate
DRowsED.-COroner Donly, Of Gravesend,
held an inquest upon the body Of OLD gentleman nsnsd
m freeman. on Friday who drowned 10 Sheepshssf
bay the evening previous IL appears be returning
bone, when be wandered from his h. and fell into the
water verdict accordance with the facts rendered
RUS OvER-A son of William Barton, re-
siding in President st. was run over by Haniiton-sv
stage, On Thursday evening and badly injured.
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COURT CALENDAR-T,us NAv

CosNoS PLxAS-Part Nos. Ole, 81.
80 s. 81 So, SIS 81. Sc. So. 50. ST.. 81 S1
Sc Part 2-NSs ST. SSs S5e. s. 5SS. 81 ASi 70 So
Cfrcvyr CoCNr-rsgt L. Ne. So - ST. ga sil
e. SCI a. SIC Sls sS2t So "a a. 81 esxss -Nss
pSS - ~ so. ~, ~ s7S, s;S e. 80. sSA
svrEsiea CoCET-N0S. 70 :, ? 70 2. - - %
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No. 1. A reserved cauSe) Mss, respond
ent asf Judscr appellant. RsargEed. Samuel \ Feos
for srr,~ liant; Joshus A. spencer ior respondent
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SECOND sokap.
sArunpAY, April 2-P. "

SATURDAY. April 2-PM
There was fair business doing in the Stock
market but without mportaat change In rates The
market Tor The leading Fsncies not drm, and ths
speculative feeling was dormant The Fancy Railroads
were heavy the Coal Shares, excepting Penn
syivsnia Coal snd Parker Vein Ncarugus fell OF 10
3o. The Mining Shares without impOrtsnteh change
Premium Railroads were nrm. The Governor having
signed the Consolidation bill the Central line Of Roads
WIS well sustained H. Bonds there fair business
done but quotations heavy Government and Stain
stocks are steady Al ihe Second Board there was
dull feeling but qugtqons wer, rsthsr better than be-
tween the Boards
Exchange has been 10 fair demand for this
steamer md ratrs have been Hrn. Bankers Sterling
was gldgt y ee.f snd the whole rlngo Of good and
krstt las. bul. sa9l y cent the back Hew.Oresns
mais excepting ooe are Ia, snt the supply Of bills
hereby considerably Increased Francs 5.l7! as Is
Frei.hrs were held firmly for Liverpool, but
without much ACTIVITY To Liverpool, 500 bales CotOn
@ I'D. a. I'd 30 tun., Bacon - G3J'. Flour, o
fseJ. Grain 5@7ld 100 tuas LoIwood, 49, so
bbls Resin, T. IN addition 10 before reported, 100
Fsltc had 40 bales Sea Island Cotton 7l6d 3O06r.
kns Butter, 600 bxs. Cheese 45f 1000 bs. Whale
bone, 50I To Loncon We hear Of nothing Of import
wood % Cd 200 b4es Cotton, 7 32j a I'd 1000 bbs
Flour. q ID and go bbls Resin. private tsrns.
To Aui- .erJsm 100 bbl.. Resin & Is hhds Tobacco.
% TIE bulk Of % bib Honey, Bic q gall Add LINT
Pipe saves So and % Hamburg 800 BIS. Sugar, 30
100 tuns Measurea eEt Good, 81 an IA American
sbp rom s. John 70 Liverpool with Deals 100 an
o,Ler % London, rs ami British brig 20 Bristol
Charnel 100 "a big from North sLls Cubs 20 New
York zoe Tor Sugar, porn charges not paid several
vesse.s from tie Chineha Island with Gusno 20 re
per, a. Hampton Roads. Al 81: big u iosd here or
Madeira on private and vessel from Pepssco
ia 20 Pbadspoa with foOrifs Bosr.s a, SO. ~ s'n
ITaBes.1 Toll tult -hips On y, ysry slowly vnile tls
eppers IRE doing fair busiEess'he rates by clippers
are ia .5e y foot and lie Tor Heavy Good and by
fali ,hips 45d5oc and le Tor Measurement snd Heavy
The schr Urion III tons 2yesr. old, built in eaia
more nas been sold soT 5000
The receipts a. the Sab-Tressury are
go CAS-; Payments t.C7,93l Balance tr3loG9
Tie export II specie for the week and for
tie year. u - io.a w.;
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ce~ fsr kes-ins o. the v-rd al right n n>o~uNr',s,
sosrisssrS n hAF.rs by1 sh3ss GA. ohes Trf -,
g. the ysSt Giogy hsyius teea cx9ercace3, eElg -
hsa vesthfr ie fuslrg the ssiL
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U.sCOMMI 5sIOyRRs OYFfCE

cHAEGE OF cRVEL Trs.sHsEsr
The complaint against the Captain OF the ny
-. C.oIt rrsfrrrsiky y0znz uuiIrs nan 0oe Of 'as
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PREVENTION or STEAM Boiler ExrLo-
n ! sIo,N's Patent Hydrostat, tor the Proven
Ion Of Steam Boiler Explosions undersigned having
rde extensive arrangements for the manufacture OF these
u.ehnes are now prepared receive orders or ths I'M
s,dae application of the to Boilers OF every denp
ION. They have endesvored to place the instrument
,Ain the reach Of all by holding 1t very low price,
q. cost Of one horse power being only si hve'hor'e
Nwer $50 and so on according TO the capacity OF the
sler. sLoAsk LseGErr, PToPrie'ors and Manu'aetaf
N, foot of Eas. 25thst., N ew-IoiE
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C,s-Gss Fixtures of beautiful design and
t.ri, are received daily At the great ManafArtur-
N. pSrAI OF ARCHER wARSER Co, No $40 nIoaa"$'
D,ssners constantly engaged producing new patterns
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~ Ii will be seen by reference TO our busi
,s, NOTICE column that the American EspIss. Conpan'
ave removed their Office from No 10 "@i'I 10 No'o
Broadway.
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,,.,cr piekroket arrex,ed ~ Nbctr DAiisTa 10
b 80, Of tSrrsfius his hand into alNs poeAet he wAs
mi 10 the County Jail to awts hs TIA! 81 ne eeHlas
ter,n nj Court
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Total .....SAl,H s4en,Sl E11, 10 s~hi,'s
The North River Insurance Company has
declared seui-sDnaal dividend q ten per cent
The Sewbuyporr Mass Banks will pay
,heiollowiBg ser5i annual dyidends on Monday next
Ocean Y CT, Merchants . ~ Mechanics y.
The demand sor money continues acsirs.
sra the supply not supsrsbaadsnE The rites are IA
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PoLTIcAL-The First and Second Ward
NhiEs have appointed Committeesto nominate Aldermen
and report At future meeting and they also appoint
end the MayOraty Convention 20 be he
Tuesday, 5th inst at Wsnners Lone Room The Union
psrfy OF The Fourth Ward have mare the follow nna-
mons: for Adeu en-. Samuel r. Terrell, Michael Linean
for Chosen frcehoIders N Soule, Weseot; and for
Jusce If the Peace David Bedford The Union party
have 40 app On'ed Delegates 10 Msyofaty Convention
and instructed them 10 vote for DAVID Manners can
didste for MayoT.
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D,soRprRLY HorSEs-ln Newark arrests OF
,,,. k,epips disos,erly drnNns ans gambling h'Gses
~ o,e fr.oueui Fiaes from 81 to so 90 imposed "
impfisonmsnt
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Nrm TnMNsnIr - Nsrlnan N.

MN IUWNSHTF ---'-'' :,
Gently pprcsscd about twenty acres OF lana oa .ne ets'
I'D ~ Pahsa2s,av and eomprehcstIng pad o. me 'f'
ef The nm facing HohOGen On tie ;he} propose 20 iay oal
\ village and bald number OF hoSses lhlaicd.Ais'y'
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WING MEETINGs.-The Wings in Jersey
CITY held meetings ia the different wards Frday night,
and nted Aldermen aUpoeo Delegates to attend
q Mayorhlfy Convention. 20 he held AT Warmers Long
Room on he 9th int The Union meeting complete
failure ind stated further attempts VIII be made 10
oTgauize Union party.
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Kutrp-A colerei man was sined on thurs
CAV pish, sy the upse,tipg Of WACO wave a''s ''
on the plf nk road neal Newark
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NOMINATIONS following nominations 10
fu vacancies occlsoned by the resignation OF no ninee
have been made in the Fourth Ward. } X Nort.niyke
George WbtooI. for Aldermen; VIM. Dugan G. NJ Han
coz, Chosen FreeboldeTs
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., .s, s,nrosed IN he that of Chas Marion, wa, ON
rrJay found IN the Fest River near Bellevue Hospital
roneI HILTON held an inquest upon the body OF the a.
: a. ns,s in Noyembef lat, of named Chss
s,op lie ran away ia the usht time, having scarcely
n, rlothine mon him He had been sck and under heu
81 yatme OF and told the witness that he iet Jeanhs OF
svife lie Was partially insane and the opinion was thNt
i mmp,a INTO ihe rivor and drowned The body OF
Ae deceased was very much decomposed when pIalues
,c, of defth b, drowning under circumstances 20 the
psnown Deceased about 81 years OF age and isAup
i,O.ed 70 have been n native OF New Jersey
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NoxNouru CoURrs.-On Tuesday, the 9TH
MAJ, The Courts OF Monmouth County Will open Of which
,e new tul Of johnson for the murder ~ Mfs MAr'A
Lewis, viii take place. IL q set down of Ahas@A''
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WArrR.-Many movements are being ma

% .nrplv Hohoker with pure sd wholesome water.
Th. with sa will render tn. yfAss ass place
sur. nor 10 81 other places adjacent 70 The Oy e Ne"
York
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TAvERNs.-A public meeting was called ioT
SATURDAY. Fysnps in Trenton a, which the citizens de
ssned 20 adopt cor prev nns the Increase o.
taNe1ns IL that city.
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sr. Paws CHArfL-On Friday forenoon St.

PauPs Chapel oOnsecraed Bishop Doane aud ten OF
the Clergy being present large congregation htd the
house The shop and clergy entered from the keoy re-
peatns responsyely the XXvih Psan part OF the con
s,craton lice wac then used after which the morning ser
verse Wew wait for Toy loving ndncss O, Lord IN the
midst of Tby Temple" The holy communion was ldmlo-
the sermon and after services may OF tho'e
repaired 70 the low OF the bOdng and
innk VI a Cnlatlnn.
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TER. l.. Stevens, Esq, has commenced az
Uoken the construction Of the dock in which Is to be
hu The Floatng Battery, for which Congress has made
III appropriation.
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SHocKNG SCENE MESIco-Four crminalswere executed
in the city Of Mexico the 26th umo, and shocking adj
dton made to the sufcrings Of tho criminals Three
garroted with tho accustomed readiness but the ex
ocuoncr endoavorng to perform the last functions on the
fourth the machinery could be made work For sore
minutes endeavor force made but in vain
and finally the unfortunate victim obliged TO be released
from the chair to the corpses of his fellow
while Of them lifted out make room Tor MN, anu
finally to take his scat in the chair thus vacated there "
undergo his sentence This is the second time Of late ha
similar shocking scene has been witnessed in MEXICO
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To tie Democratic Republican State Convention
GENTLEMEN We the undersigned, were Delegates to
the late Democratic Convention held Syracuse and
perceying that Mr.. John Van Buren,, with audacity
which has parallel in his past history and
the Freeso papers Of the State, with honorable
cepton have denied that bullies and fighting
introduced into the Convention but that the
the Convention Of the quiet and peace
full assemblages held, feel it incumbent upon
public duty to the mendacy OF these state
ment and to report to you who had called the Conven
ton together the facts of which yewtnesses-
We were Brintnal Hall Immediately after it open
ed and after of the elected delegates bad
bled a numerous band Of buies and fighting men, most
Of whom from the city of New York, rushed into
the hail. mounted the platform arranged for the officers
Of the Convention surrounded the chairman Of the State
Committee Hon. Minor g. Story, while attempting to
organize the Convention and by their violent threats and
bosterous noises prevented for time any thing like
organization. Gen Aaron Ward, delegate from West
chester county then addressed Messrs Cochrane and
Van Buren, and requested them to withdraw these
the other part of the room, which they declined do
and from that time until the Convention left the hall the
DULLES and fighting men kept their places among the
delegates at times abusing and insulting them, and
there present could doubt that they there for
the purpose Of controlling the Convention by violence
We further certify you that those about tbr
ty in number onc-h half Of whom the platform
that among them recognised several who notorious
characters in the city of New York. to wit: Jim Irwin,
Ike Austin, Tom Wallace, Pat Matthews, Aaron Benay,
and James Kerrgan, all Of whom appeared to act by d
recton and under the leadership Of John Cochrane
veyor Of the port Isaac " Fowler, postmaster and John
Van Buren, We further certify that Ike Austin Tom Wal
lace and Pat Matthews three Of the rioters who
convicted for the riot and assault the chairman Of
the Democratic General Committee at Tammany Hall in
December last and that Tom Wallace has since that time
been appointed to Office by said Cochrane in his de-
partmen and that Kerrigan has been likewise appoint
ed by Fowler in his department.
These be proved by hundreds Of respectable
citizens and stand ready to substantiate the same
whenever legally called upon to do 50.
THOMAS J. BARR,
Second Assembly District
STEPHEN ID. LAYMAN,
Seventh Assembly District.
E. w GLOVER,
Ninth Assembly District.
THOMAS REILLY,
Fifteenth Assembly District.
ABRAHAM MOORE,
First Assembly District,
JOSEPH T. SWEET,
Third Assembly District
New York, ocroBER 10, 1853.
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New YoRK, OcronER 1s, 1853.
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New York, OCTOBER, 1853.
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augustus ScheU, Squire Utley,
Y. r. MuAigdn, r. r. Saunders,
John p. Haskn. John RHger.
c. r. Bslkaqp, George Clark,
A. Ed. S4fsrn, c. J.. Grant,
W. b. Hordrd II. b. Andreps.
j. s. Nafep, w. B. Cyler,
j. x. Fonda, r. u. Brmdoge,
il. 7remain. T. ID. Smith.
c. " Dorison, Aieris Ward,
A. ~. HAT, W. q. Bryan,
r. o. Mitchell III. S. Cutting.