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Sttam saa0iaation.

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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising LhiS line are tie f6Howf0g.
The ATLANTIC ...... Captain West.
The PAClFlC.... Captain Nye.
The ARCTIC. ......-.. Captain Luce.
The BALTIC. Captain Comslock.
The ADHlAIlC.. Captain Grafton
H~EA These ships have been built by
sfSfTf- contract expressly for Government
ucES9txs service; every care has been taken
in Their construction, also in their engines 10
ensure strength and speed and their accommo
dations for passengers are nnequaled for elegance
and comfort.
| Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpocl
in first cabin, Sl20; in second cabin, $40. Exclu
siye of extra-sZe state rooms, $500. From
Liverpool 10 New York, E30 and go
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No bcrths can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
1888. 1859.
From Nd,c T0,k. - Fran Lirey,ooL
Saturday. August "Wednesday. August TO-
saturday. August 20. "Wednesday. August -.
saturday,. Sept. D. Wednesday. Sept. 7.
Saturday. Sept. IT, Wednesday. Sept 81
saturday. .Octo5er ]. "Wednesday. October &.
Saturday. .Octobcrl5. Wednesday. .Octoberl9
saturday. .Octob'r -. Wednesday. Nov. 2
Saturday. NOV. II. Wednesday. Nov. &c.
Saturday. NOV. 20. Wednesday. Nov 30.
saturday. dec 10 "Wednesday. Dec. a.
saturday. Dec. Il "Wednesday. Dec. 2ss'
for freight or passage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS e. co.
a No. So Wall street, N. Y,
r." BROWN, 'SIiIPLEY 81 co
Liverpool.
r. G. ROBERTS X co.
"s IL Kings Arms Yard, London.
u.. J. MUNROE q. co.
70 kue Noire Dame DIES Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be account.
able for gold silver, bullion, specie ewelry, pr.
cous stones, or metals, unless bills Of ladng are
signed therefor and the value thereof therein ex.
pressed. Sep 2l--tf
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rT~~A ALEXA NDRIA AND WASH

r h ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
- ngton Boat.-The WASHINGTON
WIN leave The regular steamboat wharf. The boat
has fine comfortable saloons The coach leaves
the Capitol at ), TO- l2, II, 4, and 81 O'Clock.
Leaves Alexandria at s, 10, ~ q, 4, and 81
o'clock. -.
Leaves Washington at o II, u, 3, AZ, and Ct
O'clock. ~. -
The above Boat can be chartered for public or
select parties. JOB CORSON
Sep 21--tf* CAPTAIN.
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: sn-sn !. EOR MOUNY VERNON AM

sl.s" FOR MOUNT VERNON AND
5z=rsosssss--ls Fort Washington. Fare round Trim
81 From Alexandria, rs cents.-d,y,tise IN
Washington nj 3 o'ciock r. M--The Steamer
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make three Trims
week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud FRIDAYS
leaving Washington at and Alexandria al "a
o'clock, A. M.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the Boat al 81
o'clock, A. M. Coach fare 10 cents. Persons
wishing the coaches 10 call for them win Ie,y,.,
Their names with Geo. Il Thomas Parker & Co
Refreshments TO DO had on board the boat.
JOB ,CORSON
Sep 2lx cao,.a,
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SIEAM Communication between New
NJ York and Bremen. Bremen Mail Line. The
side-wheel steamers Hansa, 1920 tons, and Ger.
mama, 900 tons, will sail as follows
From Neac York. From Bremen,
Germania. september 10 Germania middle
.@f ss.... October. .,.
Hansa. September % Hansa .Auaus,
Passage from New York to Bremen: First class
500; second class, S35
FOR freight or passage apply 10.
OELRICIIS & Co,
Sep 21--td 50 Broad street NJ Y
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; FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND

11E@EA FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND
sfafTF. llavre.-The United States Matt
yESIsE as Steamer FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton
commander, will leave for lIavre, touching az
southampton, to land mails and passengers, on
Saturday, September 2f, at l2 o'clock from Pier
NO. q, North River. Price of passage $l2O.-
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be
sent on board the day before sailing, marked ssbe
low" No merchandise will be received on board
alter Thursday, September 22d. For freight or
passage, apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
Sep Gilt Agent SO Broadway II Y
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NEW YORK IL CALIFORNIA STEAM.

NEW YORK ~ CALIFORNIA STEAM
IN ship Line via Nicaragua-The shortest and
cheapest route Tor San trancisco.--The Accessory
Transit Company, of Nicaragua. proprietors
Through IN advance of the mail. Only line giving
through tickets, including The Isthmus crossing
The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST, 1000 tons burthen will leave from pier
No. North river, al 3 o'clock +. NJ, precisely
for San Juan del Norte. on Tuesday, Septemher
10Th; connecting with the new and Gavorite steam
ship CORTES, 800 tons burthen, over the Me.
araSua transit route, having but twelve miles Of
land transportation. These steamers are unsur
passed IN their ventilation and accommodations
FOR information or passage at the lowest rates ap.
ply only at the agency of the company, No.
Bowling Green n Y. ,''>-'
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN. and

<f-fTYs Southampton United States Mail
Steamers.--The shipi COMPRISING
this line are the WASHINGTON. Captain Z. nj
Fitch HERMANN, Captain L. Higgins.
These steamers stop at Southampton, both going
and returning &c
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLlNe-1s53.

PROPOSED DATES OF SA1LlNG---fS53. #.
From Mem York. From Bremen.
" ashiiStoh. saturday, Feb. 70 March 25.
Hermann Saturday, March &c Aprjl %
washington. Saturday, April % May 20.
Hermann Saturday, MAY 81 lime ~
washington. saturday, June Is. July Is
Hermann -. Saturday, July lG Aua. -
Washington. Saturday, Aug. H. SEM, 9
Hermann -. Saturday, Sept TO- Oct. y
=, ~ ash'hstoh' SATURDAY, yet g. Nov 4.
hermann Saturday, Nov. g. Dec. 2.
Washington. Saturday, Dee g. Dee 9o
Hermann -. Saturday, Dec 81
From Southampton 10 Wfw FORK ',.
washington. March 30 Washington. Sept II
Hermann. April u Hermann. .....Oct II
" "snii'stoh.' way - Washington. Nov 9
Hermann. June % Hermann. Dec. =
Washington. July 30 Washington. Ian a
HERMANN. Aug II
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO souru.,ip
. TON OR BREMEN. ,...
FIRST cabin, main saloon. .Slon
FIRST cabin, lower saloon. ........... 1O,
Second CABIN. ................. 90
An.etters and newspapers must pass through
the post Office.
No bills of ading will be signed on the day of
sailing. -
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each
steamer ~. N
For freight or passage apply 10 ,..:. ....
MOLLER, SAND & RIERA,
...3 20 South street, N. Y.
.t Y. A. HElNC kEN IL CO, Bremen
MARTlNEAU, CROSKEY & Co,
Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre
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DIED.

BLooDGOoD-Yestsdsy noruns 18th osharins s. ssash-
Of the late John boodsoos. -. = r.
The sss sId ne o. family ard Of her ef9ihef T.
BlOoCgood Ter brothers Charles reth a -
mons unea, nom th- fesoe1e,
brother J. T. BlocdsoOd CsTmaDsss three fofs soofs
lCl-sy a. Lalfcssf ocock This efernoOo. Witant
ion udon Road leave ChAraDese~ DsP'' -
ocock p NJ suc Jlt - 30 p. 81 D.. - "A v..,.
Mycdsy 10Th. william fere' 'ss' +" '"&'
AID onfbs son Augustus aHd Her net1 -
the family and those o. ns .,--i
ss ~ STs,syj June 1Iss at Ociock r. NJ from ths RESI-
tpCUV seSls1Iv aondsy. Jsne ~, =. ~" ~
D. Ales. df8flfer Of The laie sii' w. ~
" Blob ssso Of the fry aye syted . stts7d b, 10
~ - rs.lsnce 20 Tbic 81 90 Isesday al asf'
rorr A. o'ciock rfcs y ~ e.e,.s a III bs.t Lob,
hor 81 I'm sE1 L0uiss M-rA hoPko' aged yea.,
HoIb arc mend. u family invited sttend a-
morning. u Tie rh tDst Robert nlotl
6seT.e 81 ard Mary HHdn4sh aged 10 mouths
s4d edays -. -. s..s,.s q. "a Al. Ia
- er a. 10 oclOet, from No - hsrcers -
ROEINsON0n Sunday sencon Chsfies hd~.a Ni-D' IN
ytirrn ID Jua Robinson TIE "a Of ne sse
Fupss III. Tuesday aernogn from the resdeeee 9 ~
No ~ Eizh,hay, Oe.oek, p III Hrs remains VII - ~
Cvrrrss Hlls Crnstery - AZ ~ 4 - -
IOw-In BsolJI sunday, June sh If ior d. SEN
u and ufcntfs - II Al. s.viou, PRE-
poinst * soo0 NJ preeisey. on 49, sat-1 sslses
fssds 81 The family inved e ss is Nj Csiss Hsnt
EUSToT-is fspqiaa %, va 's1' ~ ny
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

SERIOUS AccIDENr-SA'urdsy afternoon serious se,i-
dent occurred - the moving Of old bull tags 1t
ST. between Grand and North First SIS by which ltiy
named. Mrs. lronside residing u South sifhst snd a
yoUTg named Miller. r-sidng in Brook yn. .eri
ousS injured The accident caused by horse strtn
suddenly and throwing heavy ,cK OF tn,er so lur b
feet in 9Th Of OF the cart upon the sde~s sNn Ms
lronsde. who pas,sg At the time. upoa the rig
kle crushing the bones ia such t1st
hyscisns have ben unable 10 adjust them Thu same tu
Der also struck Mr. Miller in the stomach an injured n
So seriously thai his recovery considered doubtful lie
was conveyed home lDsenslbe IN carriage.
ACcpINr Sunday evening, John Ming. residing IN
North xh It had M. collar bone broken while wrestling
with a man named Cafery. lie attended by Dr..
RrsGV
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Riehnd Barb.r. James Clifford ari John o D yer E.r'
s.v,ra, s-rs'gutd for sslng Z r,r without license ne
two r-i l-sdec guilty and the litt-r VA T'-a Al ga
vcteG. Sentence reserved.
c..r,s f,-srv CorET - SyssioNs-At the 1T Jane
IT, N us & art Judge Fo,iiso presiding. hobart btrr
sud john Mo-reU ~ srockyu were tired sad c'nv'u
Of sss,ul; A. battery upon bert MOTT 4 Hrmsen u ~
TEL in Jamaica, the 18th Of Jan .as' "Ane ga 'S
us ,1tr.ion Tba bar furniture -. nearly At tshrd
during 'b- Airy They were each Saed So when 'lry
paid AID oischargei
solomon Thomas Indicted for Keeping dsorieriF hoa -
convicted ard sentenced q months impn,nnu7biH
the County jail and fined $50 in addi' u having pre-
viousy been convicted upon which occAs N sentsnc-"
pended
Abrahsm Fleet, indicted for sssaul, an battery upon
James Herman, with intent 10 Kill convicted OF TOE
ss-suli and sentenced - . months imprisonm nj.
Edward Hadden indicted for burglary IN breaking INTO
the grisi mill OF Thomas Cramgion peadai g-y and Was
sentenced 10 the STATE Prison Tor y-ars.
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MARRIED.


wELSH-HOBBS-At Chelsea Mas, June 9th, Benz VIOLA
NewYot M Carsa Aver, daughter " DAVID Hobbs Esl
Of Lowell Mass -
BLODCEIT-BLAEE-On "Wednesday norninr June I'm, a.
Chufch FoTes,dsc W. By Rev L. Randolph william T.
Badss Of NevY0Ik Abbs B. Blake of The former place
BENTBECKETT-lr ChaTleston = C., Jgre j. Hsndersoa
Bent Of B1ysd % Harriet b., daughter the iate Dr n
becf Of ST. Johns 3 4.
COKkELsONOn Sunday norDg 10Th int aier severe III
kzseth y Cerson, aged Yeas and 10 'ot1 d'nsa'@
v he late Dr. a. Coruclisor
the redsnce Of her sePaef y0sspa u
sksosn No 90 NadsonsL Tuesday zlst nst, Il = ~
KNCX-cAhEROS.AtPs rkhgr,t West River "a g ne I'D
Richard Dr. John X Knox, OF PhtA1e
E A. daughter Of The late judge John Cameron Of S'fss
ERCW NF-HOLDgN- Joliet, III, Juss7 Mr. ~ Browne,
ESQ Of FewJeTsy 70 Mis- Jenny s. Holden Of Casises w"
county III
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Corr, CaIsndar.......Tms DAY.

CuctIr CouKr-Psrt Nos 26l 532 533 6il, i,75S,
40 457 100 7G7 zoe 7t9, 7i2 49, "a u.s. Part INOs
~ lgeI Il43 Liza l00ssi 254, 1890 10 29s 1904,
1904, 1906 10 1920, 1924 1923 lJ25' 1871 20 iJjl,
CoNxoS PLEAs--Plrt Nos. 297, $50. 1908, l,0l7<
l3s. 3s9 &c., l3ol, 1903 1866, 366l 1851 TO l31
~. or laslJ 1872 Ia 1873 Part H--Nos 1857 lJ3ss
$3.50 &c., 1888 10 l3i6 1913 u ,35l, 1853 to 1857
SUPERIOR COURT--.-NOs. 1929 l,039, lOfl, 30, s95,
s.s 90 94l Sci, s3l sl3 7i3 of2 ~, 6l2 $780, l0if
10 OoO, 1863 20 O66 1870 lO7l, l,07J 20 l077
; DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. TO- 10 70 q.
suFRiHE CoUKT-specal Term.-Nos. 80, &C, AZ, So
o. ~ IA a. G.
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10 eomde mp. awake. srb, LOO forth
yen s, S S ' 70 s.. % % 81 a
10 brother. %, morning bean /. yoaer er,oa ri,rs
lon deep bel tolls nstn t the soens BARRED hisrs
lie hshi he Game 10 y.isnt Fe Brz1s"
Then IA. fen.e and waksd hs that lay bss.
nS e.eh ias ea b. s.ssy coat sud donaed m hst Of de
Ass'ersweed benssfh The stes o. bsard.d eair..s -r
AGs from sts.h q. s.sSer sa su,d
40 OF 'h. y, TIE YiTs'n t4eash rad- I'D roaEi
90 d,ss the thundsrirs Engines, ht. Eosin is.
,'.rrr 'as s, TIE! P1. 40 s ar. n, f.
Far ar W have 70 ssoP yet or eer our -srE n-u.
p,n Of spurid ;.os, pss brows md 4uiyeriaT lipG
~ ieie,. -. ne tIop,e sea ID green h,h: Of ECLIPSE
Aisrs ksves aud als the ground swell pssIJ
NSs By ~ a.. g e.. &C., e. ..s ..n ans G1i1o9 @ .::P
Bot. s~aint ". them when the crash o. bizns bsan
Aod SQUAD s,eps .sDson nav marx in .,.ryeh
A seam a. IN the lavserscss BY s6e vOesnGs brDt;
And al sb.'s il rolling smoke, ard al is bslo~
B,Ii hear ye that nurrsnr that and roar
400 is.t .r er.cInS nsIraIsd lie itssrsa % fa sr.s
When II the midnight greenwood the startled deer
L. hoT the como Tc;.1F on .s .o.s in -s.y
Zap Of fsne fongued bsnner like the Ofsnm- sfos
Its vsDwsd cohorts herAlding IN CRIMSON and sss
Engines ranged sowhak how hsy pant.
How CALAMITY The T'terJss curve soarIDsy ulsni.
Like rpoIt dying bris
Ia hs from Jon sh window l. the gs sa:s q de.o.
Ano gbberug pflCmt 70 dance within The rudy glare
And valiant Csptsn isads his bssrdes % TIE fray.
Z soL foreman shoGts up Flremen, and away.
Their aid newy hsw Ihs sDi1ers fly.
Their tbey sharp AMI good Back emsd-s, die
the Sas.'a reDd crasbthey
A cloud Of sTsTkra feeble chser-sgsn and al is dumb
battle-d.y F4oee and gst
Nis huge Lenf blew ia tls hottest Of tight
Thou they that fossht that day vita Sesss Me
But forth ho aud smoke there Prsn,a'
fous-
ARD now thunder
Hum hus they're saved they're saved the mother
child"
And fesrts but al stid in grief with JOY b.inE Wild
O Fire 10 n0be thngi-the sots pipe gives hn birth
O. fIsm the Ind tsBde cloud he leaps awe % earth
Or ia The ~efiein "l.ct mes deVoulng fientJf
On the lava TOcaing iu the womb Of STonJJl
Once noble town he held bis winter carnival,
When chill December I'D wIspped ns IKE
Street palaces crashing the esrt, mb
their fall demons
Right Hamburg led ne though Elbe rolling BY
thirsttle mighty dry
With st and cod and diamonds he CANNED his hungr
be tsmed wild Republicans who knew nor 0d nor law
lie f.tso vel ia Moscow. in the City OF the Tar,
When paied NaOiesDs lund
Around the h0ay Krcmin, whore Moscow once had stool
passed aud e heap behind o. ashes saked blood
He feassd oncs IN London-he felsed best of all
When through the packed city, wal 70 wall
old the wrath Of God dovl ~ fery
GonOITah, on the Cities Of the PLAN!
CEIEHRATIoN oF QUEEN NIcT0uNs CoROSATIOs.-
Yesterday being the anniversary Of the accession Of Her
Majesty Victoria Queen OF Great Britain 10 the throne
The British Frgate Ltauder decorated with VS. the
yards manned and royal salute fired in honor Of the
DveIsarJ.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssoNs-Besre Judge BEEar AID.


Elizabeth Marcu. alias Brown, col0rei, indicted with
Samuel Marcu- previously convicted Of grand larceny
tl.sdsd guilt q the indictment and reminded to
await sentence.
Toward Morrison. Joseph q Mtson. John Scarborough
Geo Trehrrn and VIM Prescott, indicted for publishing
lottery policies in a newspaper conducted by them, eat
,d Ife R,p0hr ami BInAfaQ CircaiGr, pleaded guilty
o the Indictment and being NJ bail notified to
appear fur sentences Friday
kfEIING A DIsORDERLY HOUSE.
Linden Mailer, keeper Of porter house in the bass
u,ut Of No lr Chsiham -, placed on trial b.
aver charge Of keeping dis rdery house The Jury
after consultation OF upward Of hour ,be to
spree upon verdict and were discharged The Court
thtn djOuTntd for the day
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CIRcr1r CouRr-Be ore judge MrrcHElL.

IlTOTUV NIrTNIu 0tTFTs
To recover s3,Oll, amount Il judgment obtained NJ
san Francisco $50. ahch appeal but Judgment
shrned aud transcript flied 10 this Court in 1874 for
sllUl with interest In defense knowledge Of The suit IS
,tn,d but u admitted that proceedings were taken
about the time mei toned ag.in.t plant III AID Oliver
thsrlock ON which batter pd si1j costs, add II Juignen
3. rendered here this should bs deducted Verdict
forpla.nth. sf4sO.
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COLUMBIAS HALL.-lf the ladies would only under
sand that excellent quality o. goods be found a. M,S
81 IowLE C-'s eab hucn, No. 81 q andt,
auy bro-dsy add prices infinitely owsr an immense
dled already extensive ' % Gus
Their expenses ster End tney content sth small
riot thu they selling shlw Van ls silks aud great
isl alIishngv low Llls make tasn
their God. Az .nate purchase
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Torecovfr sesCl o. TOR stock OF unDrea3 sud para.
sol. ano Manufacturing materials contained premises
7Ctdart ~ -t7 ana alleged "a have been purchased
, defendant Liability denied asd decree ia equity
/ supreu. Count and judgment of Justice Ninth and
T4,,ifh ard Courts ainuntd by Superior Cont, Va IA
vor Of defendant was SEE up The up once be
tore aud nOnsu granted out The n0Dsut set aside aud
the preseu, trial granted Sc lied Verdict
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COURT or COMMON pLEAs-P,f,rs Jad'' DAlv.

The psries beong,dto sodge called the hossuih Lodge
Plan IN aleges that being Al the lodge room on ~ Wch
ia, me difficulty occurred and defendant struck plaintiff
violent blow with char the heal causing much ia
inv Aci,n brought for assault and battery, amount
sid Il $1,000. ia defense. t WAS said that p ,nh CON,
nd the st assault and that defendant only prot, cted
himself Verdict for plaintiff o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

W G. Jones' well known actor At the National Thea
ter died Yesterday morning Of bronchitis
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yAIE The Tea Room i, ez The Aldermen quite
weary Of paying for their feed, have voted the fsa
Room to the Clerk Of the Com Council for an oil -
Sic etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

Father Gavszzi is to lecture to morrow night at Metro
pOi.an lI.n in compliance with the invitation Of many
monument citizens
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CEIEuRATioS ~ QUEES NIcToRIfs COROSATIOs.-
Yesterday being the anniversary Of the accession Of Her
Majesty Victoria Queen OF Great Britain, 10 the throne
the British Frgaie Leauder decorated with rs the
yards manned and royal salute fired in honor Of the
nversarJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

Persons exempt from doing Jury duty requested to
ace that th.y are 50 regsie cd the Office Of the Comns
s;orers Of Jurors.
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Bonn oF SUrrnvrsoRs Tbs Board s, ,p' sdj lrnel
70 YESTERDAY Afternoon but fur members ~ sgp inE
- Board was DEL ret t. stand farther sivu til
called together by the Msyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

JUVENILE srHiEF The Grand bows attached to the
T4rrsrh Co I'm fii- civ refused ID duty yesterday
n.or1ng 10 corsequsuce Oi the adoption Of COILS y.cuo-
cap rhch lhey would have % wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

d F Gavt recently connected with The Telegraph OF
this City has left that position He anticipates starting
another par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

Arrrvrr TO MgRpER TIE MAZE OF Vessel ! esf9r
dsv afternoon about 4 O'Clock desperate attemp' ws'
made 10 murder K. LIon Mate OF the BARK S'p'ls
Uoey lying in the dock Zoo. OF Bank st. K, b, Pee
Hogan and two other laborers who were employed IN avs
charging the cargo consisting Of umb r. from said vessel
IL appears that curing the heat yesterday the Mae VINO
was in charge the Captain being away proposed 10 the IA
borer o knock of work for hour aud make up
that loss Of time in the cool of the evening This propos
tion WAS acceded to by the who went away. but re-
turn p about ruutes three OF them being quite inoK
icaitk Tie Mate discovering tie si.uton II th-se
men told them he needed their services longer All
w,uld nav them off The money tencereI % them bur
81 rf,d IL and A the same time attempted persu tdr
the other men 10 Quit their work Tue ID ne the SEQ ~
time ordered the leave the vessel upon VIII fWo
The parties se1e him by tbe throat and tore most OF me
Clothes from his person. At this tins thfd
nan came I'D snd s-iznR a hand spike struck
the mate the head knocking him sens-l7ss upon
the dock and inhici ng a severe wound, from "uich
blood flowed pTOusey. lie taken up By - ~ "tler
men engaged on the vessel and conveyed 10 drug 81 re
where n. remained for considerable Myth 81 TIN
in state of in-eusbity bat tnrough the 4 Of several
bvcisns reviy ed sufficiently 70 DE EYED pa K 90 tue
boat The attending physicians were unable - scerl
whether the skull Of the injured Fractured OF
NOT Officer Mason Of the 9th Ward Police benz near Al
the time arrested Peter Hogan and took hin before jus
ce Stuart who locked him up 10 await further * .nnt
ton The other parties engaged IN this GiurleFos 01
rage are known and VIII probably soon o- arrested hf
Iaion whose mind appears 10 be soms shat impaired oy
tie violence he received states that ne distinctly heard
the Assaing parties cry out, ALL him. Kill hiHi-
For,p DRowSED-Coroprr ODonneH Yesterday held
An II auest upon q body Of unknown man about =
wears Of age Who found in Peck -, By some mn
who were engaged in graphing Verdict. DEAN by
DIR, wing Deceased Is sup .sed 20 have been mana
on board the steamboat Traveller No infJrmaon IS 70
how be came In the water t-'ertlined-
FoUND DEAD-A woman named ClthArine hing was
found yesterday morning 10 her apartments 10 10
Wet Forty fstst She had been addicted % drinSing
Coroner Wilhelm held quest upon the body and yer
dict Of spOpexy produced by nenP-rance MAS rendered
The deceased native OF Ireland, AZ years OF age
SUDDEN DEATH-Heny Wilson, SAILOR "ts tsken
suddenly Ill sunday evening, while eating supper a hi'
boarding house No 100 Oliver 81 and died IN ne cols
Of two or three minutes SfeTwArd Coroner Hilton neld
inquest upon the body, and verdict OF DEAN oy con
geston Of the brain rendered Deceased was nAVe
Of Boston about AZ wears Of age His body sen, &c
the Dead house. await the arrival OF ms iAhef VINO
pilot al Boston
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named leo smh
While in the act Of drinking at the porter mouse 40 :
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oh s. on sunday night s the h,or ffsess The BODY
taken a. i- Flnrth " ud Police : elton. whar-
Inquest bid upon IT, Th~Jury isfei verdc. of
'cezih by congestion Il the lungs