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VILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS

CARELESS BLssTINs--A5out o clock yesterday morn.
ing rock blasted in the excavation which is being
made at the corner Of Grand and 9th Messr Clock
& Miller One Of the pieces Of rock. weighing six
Rounds was blown a considerable distance, and in its
descent rassed through wooden awning covered with
tin in front OF the Post Office the opposite side Of the
street The store struck between two gentlemen who were
standing close together and one Of them was slightly in
ured BY Il grazing against him. few days since couple
Of NE from New York arrested and lined for dis
charging 6rt arms in the city limits VIII the authorities
with the promptness with their own law beaAes'
ENBEzzLENESr-Y Yesterday morning q man named
Thomas Ae(;ee, residing in i7thst- New YORK. was ar
rested by Officer Mason Of the 10th Ward on warrant
issued by Justice Boswell charging him with having some
time since embezzed about $500 worth Of candies aud
soap from the factory Of Mr. Sanger in Wilamsburgh
Accused gave bends to appear for examination.
NETTING or TEE CONSOLIDATION COHNIssIoSERs-A
meeting Of the Consolidation Commissioners for Williams
burgh and Bushwick held Yesterday afternoon the
Gothic Hotel in 3ds Present, the President, Mr. Kalb
fesch Messrs Coles Hopkins Lnsky Strong and Broad
communication was received from the City Clerk OF
BROOKLYN announcing that the Board Of Aldermen tho
last meeting appointed the following named gentlemen
Commissioners for that city Messrs Win. II Carey, j. G.
Bergen Samuel sloan Frederick Morris Barnet Johnson
.Joselh Sprsgue and Henry c. Murphy
The Chairman stated that the Brooklyn Commissioner
had been notified be present at meeting to be held at
the Supervisor In Brooklyn this afternoon at which
rme the reports of Committees will he submitted. ARer
some conversation the meeting was adjourned
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SANTA FE.

n. following items are from The Santa IL Go3e''e
lrg -: 81, .,n..l,,.s .. ,r,rs pcroocrs,s~ bsv.
Sss ~ Gosete vehemently denounces the nomination
the bad character and utter unhtness Of Gaegos,
.ss tbst hep besdos not qualified under the Consti
W. 9 oan,y publish card repudatng the action Of the
n, Henry Cunnife had Just arrived at Santa Fe over
- from California in company with number Of Mex
tss. x,,.,,. g. 49, :; o,ror,oad
III Soro ES GoSee by authority, as candidate for
Congrta -, -. -....oa s.o.. o.,.;,;,,
..oe tbe Kiawa Indians by Mr. McCany. and taken to
s<ssPt Gov Meniwether intends sending them 10 III
D. 10 Be there delivered to the American Consul
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exrrR7,0syxr, A. rms egEXvs.

MEDiE, spd Jesinfre aud jeanne" o. ssist =. Fht
Lea CaDg and val D ~ 50 nssT stthf tfotlF
TrG LOW CaAsr. lhs Reugi Dsae d. = y ,i.rH
qgYfrc IT on Wandasi1r u ns rel aus - ~ ~ S7ri1
B,EOsEss vCH ZESxzE the - Charles Ger aa1 = ,-
PlzAEtO Bslnbn's II The eVtDnf t'sse " seII,,2-
EctF Toys sg4N o1a Mrz SiOyes oo3S 81 10 h.foas
irtrsvrrs co.cgtrs ell efr1r often H.li, 'onir1t-
SCDcwtcK-s sfoLLOsfcoE CoEcssTs. e; Hope CnsgeL
WooDs H~srssLs- hopisn Delinel zoos No ~ Broad~sT
purst - NEW OsL-sss sEEEsaDeRs-So. 81 Brosdg1y
P,.sSc.s Performances afternoon and eVernE
" .ss,ss1os Ckcus- Performance Afternoon and evening
s,cNos ELrTrV roqusu sEd hsEcstuyt sssni iastts
To, Ruesfsr BHIcfsS GALLEEY-So 0dS Broadway.
PsISEEETESs FAsOkssA OF hiseARa flLLs- Hop Chaps
p.xv,EUs OEosssa EeYPT HoLY LANo-TS brOadEay
PTEssHs CIR ExmsTos-SeVen Nile MrrorNo SO Brosd~sy
G.ttysv FcYTTIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ius.t1e.
sLSTYfSs M1s a. Acsdeny Hal, No Ss3 Broadway
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

FIhr-Aboui clock last evening FIRE broke out IN
the oil boiling establishment OF Nessr- Nichols smith,
on the corner of Hicks and Nelson sis South Bf0OAiyh
and IL o the conbu-:biH nature 81 le N
triss 4: burned with rapdity and was soon destroyed,
with she coul,nt- consisting Of oils paints and whiting
The FIRE originated from accident Los probably 81 900
man named Patr.ck Farley wts severely burned ABOUT
the arms and body while aiding the hr,men-
PRlzE FlGnI PHEyEgIKD-Two pugilists Of south
Dr,clIyu named Thomas johnson ond VIM Brady VITA
their ffeud-, proceeded To Peters Bridge on Tuesday
e. ming for the purpose Of deciding which wa ths Ds'
man IN regard to which there had been considerable as
rute The bet was $50 side The Police VINO bad been
on M, watch for several days arrived On the ground just
The prnePal- were ePsng .t M eOSoa a., Ss s
I'll ~ whom were ocEcd up for the night Yesterday they
wore brought before Justice Baichly and the principals
were held N 500 bail esch, and the aboEs N so1 eeen
70 keep the peace for one year.
UrsEr1iso AsH BaRRxLs-I~o individual. named
Charies Fisher alias John Robertson end james h'I'ng
were arrested BY 0icer Albar- on tuesday nght ior mp
letting ash barrels along Fulton t. They were iocSea Sp
Tor the night and Yesterday morning were aDed ~ eeh py
Justice Smith
ARrXsr o. . SwlyDLER-Olfcer Sringhsm yesterday
arrested man calling himself james Thompson, who oy
fse repress nations had purchased several arees OF
evelrv q, store ia Fukon 81; and directed them 20 be
: m ta Lis boarding houss in Clark IT. When the boy
brought the jewelry 10 the place directed Ihosos
ycd him into The psrior' and rpder Pfeease % ,s
the ari.eles the house. ell AIRED 9nr b' v"
loon serwsrd arrested While sb,ai esosslnS 1ns u
Ferry. lie vas committed b. justice smih
Ioxc IsL,yp R.uRoAD-A route has jr-s Been ssr
eved Tor brsnch raroad from Faninglal sfsisoo ca
The Long bland Rslr9sd CID sgsng. On the nofn
-hoEe.
QurEss GorSrl ASRIorLTuRAL FAiH-ATsoseu,.s p,
ere being perfected ior the Queens Co,nty "a
Fair at Hsmps,ead 90 Wcdns-day AL lhnrsisy 'Ie ~
and 9Th u October The exhibition sll % heti % ~
oas Ut on Gre. uv a. which was ssnero"siy oi-'so &c
i.c Society By M :. ". Benlet
AcCIDTyT-JsEes Duncan wns se:ionsiy l,y'l -.
Clarke Friedrich. slightly hurt On Ie'saay u.s. " '
slnc of scIs timber, while engaged IN pau "'''
han on The ,at misses OF Nm. Tt0s, ,e1f Jaha-1~-
CorEr ~ OTEK AID TEgsIx- AIN this tJs ye-
,risv tsrL- Hoteur indicted fr barlsry II the nrs
srree IN f,ouiousIy entering the house OF > z
N ptcerb.rlss- sBd stealing sess-al overSots ~
On tia aid convicted. lie uas senisn'ea !" VIC oNi'
Prison for ire term q 10 yeGTs.
Josn Miley Indicted Cor highway rDbbsrJ N ataees
.yefs incFiduals ia Es-t Brooklyn n Tie he' Of On
= e "a y tas sal dssDs1si1g ths- 'o-' y - srt
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:. s.gr.sfos Nerf Of l1e loth rn1n ..c, xy
IL bse rcfot here 10 the eeci that Col w n
% c III d. dd sf1I Ras aSs'i BEEN %'s1
sec w =. acre has been confirmation We tra's
NJ 30 sener Bradford which eft this port ihs morn
1be ~ 1olefoA Acr. Of the iC.h, bound f1r Pen
M eys - I,;,o resr the North Breakers, and has
.sees .'snaI II distress wha hos happened to hs is
be i.S.onoa Bulletin Of the 18Th, Publishes the weekly
1s aas 70 Of ' SSS e S %sc esa .SfT ); '1
tds - An the victims ,.ere Germans, only one oil
hs - sdy, was aeoliIO,ted
ser par Of tho state health appear to be general
4, akyed ,..s. s.. ,.,r c,ovs-,.
- .rs excfv the vele.t sIscElaiions. There seems
81! ~ % ,ue patton Of attack from the Aexicsns
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
cnfrRr or ApPFaIQ

SEPTHNBER 27--Ths Court commenced its September
Term at the Capitol. in Albany this morning All the
Judges present.
struck from the Calendar under the Rules Nos IL. ls.
20, o. -, 40, A. and IL.
No 226 Chapel appellant, agt Ctappel respondent.
Submitted George A. Starkwoather, counsel for appel
liant; De Wit G. Bates, counsel for respondents.
The Calendar being called No. Wing, respondent agt.
Lase appellant and others aud No Wing and anoher
RESPONDENTS agt Huntington, appellant and others were
brought ON to argument together. Hill. Jr and Samuel
c. Huntington for appellants; ID. l.. Seymour, ID Buell.
j. and Samuel Desrdsley for respondents.
BY Telegraph
ALBANY Sept 2s.-Ihe arguments in cause Nos and :
W, re continued during the session and were not concluded
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sEcOsD sohsD


ReyOrt>d for The " Y Tribune b. Hsss1. Far THOMAS
Fa Bss1SsIeee csaden A:eoy RI q e. - sae'c o.
"a II efe DO a ~ Coz DO, ~ 20 Do ~ tt 49, thfs
Del carl "a So 81 10 Morris Canal ln DO. 10 as-
:. IL 100 Sch Nav. Pref - - 10 o. u 10 20, ~ 10, "a
Ord Bsnl ~ p 40, - 10 PA. B.ni is 80,
Rre@s Idyl-eSs Csnlcn Annoy 4 X - ~, -; 100 L.
a n sls % 90. Ig 100 10. 49,, sc ylsburf X X. g
"a, Iso % u III % d. sS, ~ - do sjwH ~; 100 do,
ssssj ssgyS-sIfss PsMu. "A So sP,Dn R. ts:y w4s,
t5su ~ Is sehHy MAJ Il % fhs csss- 49, 20 cA''a Co
rs, ~. .. -. A. a
- ciSsg Ps-U o. 81 fzs va las -s.ai 90 ~ ~ -
lsi ssksd Penrsy ysrls n % ia 81 ss<edt reading
ia ~ zsksl do Eo41z "a w Nd 80 <ksd do Mort y ~
"a % skfd Psnny'sris n, 81 "a 81 Sssd e
10 M sciuJsli sssEsfsB "a ~ ~ be- ~ 49,
% s.oek 2 "a rs sssdi 90 PIss1d y "a .sS ,s,s5
-. bA s.k-Ay NtksboxS - b.1 VI
BsIt ~ "a -. ssssaJ O. D. BsH1, y NJ s1sa 'a'A
~ ks ~ sskea Dali
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clRcuIr ooURT-B,Sor. Ja4se EDnosbs
notice OF PROTEST.


41c,,.. Povxe1 .s1 oth.r, sg w Maria srd c.sess
Against the indorser note. la the dstense u - a.
leeed that 10 notice OF protect was gwen IN fepy
va aid the, poce had been waived, By the ndoer on
beirg told by the VI the note two or ires Gays al
u H. being due that it not paid SAYING 10 the owner
m he note b hoped he would cosef all ne c0rd f0a
s Xnsker oftbe note he The indOrser would have 10
sv Z, m. Court did not con.der this waiver unle>s Z
We. sLoa that the udorser knew bts legal rights IN 70
gard 10 want of notice Il shown that ne protest nad
Eeen placed In the Posi- Oes merely directed 70 the la
dor-or ~ New York While nj, residence ia The direct
ory The Court held, he Dotce 70 oe nsunsss'h ana
tie complaint drDi--.j.
Bsfy-e Jlaee Aiosaf-
WiLitn- y. Pglcfor AIT Jon see-e snA o,ss,s
To recover IctgrD o! ra-.tge money a4d sDhsses IN
s,iny Ms Ann Mott passBzer for San Ffanes.eo AZ
rio. alrsady refsred TO- Capt. Lee underwent bong
examination and eross examination Mr. dot ssfe
hsr testimony thai she expected to have gone n me E
abesh from Rio Tho vesl wa there .osns day. RENT
ting and Mrs ~ horc oeard tic che 81 y :"
A Lesel kavpg her baggage board ne SiiSs~ "a
CsIt l. IN his testimOny aid h. did not kECT WY sSe
..f he veal exert tnat sbe tired o. The TIP
dav or ~. beore ,Ee lei. she SAID he hongh sne "oa
a., IN Get massage hack 10 the United STATES. Lbs pm
I'll al ressos o. near co1H u8aer'SSi wes home
be r,seLed Rio heard her frequently crying and ssz
rs Al her dsu.hter Size sad she would IKE 70 go her
dsr0itar and wished shs Ne with Der again. he bid
pt ssrzsa M. " Of the time b n;eted 10 sal sgs'n
On rteeiving he passPor a. no nj O'clock ~ the morn
n Gentleman named SrOEeT psssenger ~iehef 20 "a
GA sbse AID inform AIs. Moi thai the vessel abJu
Car, T. sai he tod ths ysniIsIaAa Il he I'D he might
,.,. L. cEn passage. Ire di-tsace about nile and
| sfaa NJ. a. S0z beng board her baggage rr
f.ssed b. tsst. L. - 'af E1s1 rS s"a ass rsssi ~
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THE TURF
o.,,r,v,lle Course. l.. I.-Trotting.

Centrevfle Course, l.. I-Trottins'
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20. ls53.-Match and Purse Sf'O'
nh besss-best three in five e.
CIR. En- m MDer's Dsmse 10 wsEon receive FORFEIT
rodpss br. g. Lance, ito sulsyl paid ioitet :,
s,rr DlY-Match for 500, mile heats beSt 'hree 10
Nv" whlpey's Cd. g. william Tell .........'....'.I ! !
B. J. Eodiness = Young AbdAlsh :.::..''''.'''<
Time-2.t4; $50; ~
mi. rsce excited little interest William Ieh was 'ne
fsyoriie at 500 to $50, and won II without
The great Running Match at Richmond, Va on Tues.
dsy last Sept a. fer $4,000, was won by Nina I'D Two
Time 3.54i; 3.4e.
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Trotsing at Rochester, n. Y.

THURSDAY, Sept G, ls53.-Purse and Stake $780, nue.
heats best three in five
w. z s EJis'. Cd e. Rhode Island. 10 wagon IL
I, T.llma1's eh n silyerts lin harpess)........2
Time-25f; 2S6i T. 81
Fanny Sept e-Match for $50 mile heats, best three
IN FIVE, in harness;
sinners n. b. Hero ;.............'i
: Y,@eshsimers gr h General Ia or.............2
Time-255; PSI
think we had Trot here the Fourth OF July which
has mot been reported Summary;
MospAT July 4-Purse so, mile heats. best three in
FIVE In harness 49,,
O. SINNERS gr b. HeTo..........................l !
u TelInsns en- h. NimrOd ......................I
Tine-255; 800; 500.
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convicted End seurueed 30 the s.s- Pno r M tern
q 10 ytsre
Jcia v uonen aud Fr'iorfck Nolan. herciof)ro ooo-
viciCd ot burglary ia ie mt degree. sentenced n
10 year inIisoums1, each IN the Siass PIsoa a. Sag
sig.
RrS o'TR Avn kfttEp.-A child f,gr yea,s II az
instantly kiicd by being over BY carsisg, neA
Camp Meeting
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The nsrse, a, he Tr.s Board continued 70 hsse DIVA
ward TENDENCY. ssesrs Nicaragua and Eds operated
with grss. energy ard the sales Of tho Asfsr were larger
han Tor ons tue pat on the ssies more than 1909
,hsrs are understood 10 have been sod short AZ the
Second Iosrd there was rally Of the rsnds OF Ere ana
With ,s,es of sco shares the narx recovered 10 III an
i.uproresn ut Of cent On yesterday closing poss ss1
n cent from TIC lowest point today. Ths sgpseas
sss Of she day were 1000 shAxs~ The areet ssf1sc
70 le wi saoa q Eds Nicaragua s'ss sse'rsz -
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suned her trip to California Ms " ~ already slated
finally procured passage from RIO. BY way OF New-os
oars 6sek 20 New York Mr. Riggs, fsg defsnse. sss
sudsd hat claim OF the kind oouli no, b s@'zast
Tic Judge held tbat the Jar, shcat they co1sd Osot
lee to have been az fault would b. a heesty % sov 70
plaintiff assignee Of the claim the fan saeuat o. psss
IHisIy dsmsge Mrs NJ might have slssaet, bat %, dan
sges for Enkird trvstnent &c which has been alleged
Verdict this forenoon Tho Circuit VIII then sto1rn tS
fio sarr
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CITY ITEMS

49,. '@ ,sssnaay wss showery aud brcezy. In tao
~s.,, =. ~os De. esOse reef gale sad made March
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n Won have the Fever and Ague or Chill Fever try
or Tosie AcvE ExTzads.ToR and l. Co.'S 30
no5ey again we can Eeis % ANY d
a. ~. resrtcrk BE czu testify ceTtsin curetTe
80, WYsEOoP 4 Co. No 10 FI'i0asI
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Strangers visiting the City are invited to CUR
sry Mantle NJ Daruneoype Gallery No 80 Broadway conner
CT <onsTd those hea tu Of eLkossph
o. pnxuerreOtvpe on paper with and Without Also .
Ess.nIes and foa in Of, con5aHg the tra ta3ess .nt
DagHeeogpe With the beauty and hnish OF the
iae oil psn " persons copied
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cHARGg cRUKI AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
The master Of the ship Wabsn and his mate.
rested charge OF the above related to frsncsos
Gonzales seaman board. They were held to bail.
ALLEGED IARcESy
The carpenter Of the ship Esmeraca from Liverpeel
was arrested charge Of puroinng from the cargo, 81
breaking open box three pieces Of psn,aoon cloth Hold
for examination
coUSrERFEIr COIN.
man was arrested Q charge as 10 ccunterfsiiiag
dimes having passed three and Others being In his Pc
session
COURT cALENpAR-Ths Day.
SUPREME COURT-Specia Term.-Ncs DO "a, IL 10
l27, 1874, FL, e5
L. s. DisrRIor CouRr.--Nos II, 50, 60 TO g..
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- r,p Aei iRspFfI PERSON & LAKE


No al Broadway their old nd the public 20 in-pee
nrortaiiou rich procdc Plain Olsce and Piad silks
40 choce OF DTe.s Goods ehsens many
,s selected hy one OF heir 6rm Continental market
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o 5. DISTRICT CoURr-BesorsJ a1rs Bsrrs
IN ADMIRALTY.

= Issse sna NiIlsm tekTy The bra LAFTedA Ac .
10 recover $780, alleged vslae Of brady re;vsd ~
than shipped, PER bill Of sdng on board the brig e
Bordeaux. The casks Is said did not coaisia wAsa
landed here. the quantity shipped In defense l. sal
that person whatever had the brandy board
and delivered reoeved-and IL any missing
mast have been caused by leakage over which the shP
had control II also ssd thai the ship was nprS
perry stopped for six days after being really Tor sea- BY A
claim, and damages claimed behalf Of the brig -
the smount Of ESQ Testimony was taken
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Michael Dooley AZ JoAn sallivsa
To recover damages for alleged slsnderamoun laid q
$500 plea VI justification was set up in defase Juds
rnsnt for plaintiff, cents.
Eeury Schwin sgt Jss. Meade.
For alleged assault and battery The parties resided e
the same housc in Christie st. and difficulty occurred
in regard TO organ grinder they termed that
in the ward Each complains that the other struck inst
Verde, for psinii, cents.
Before Jadge TuoNrsox.
John Dawson at John kyckmsn
To recover damages for alleged nonfulhment OF go
rsci to ssl plaintiff quantity OF hops the Article having
aiierwsrd rfsen in the market Judgment for plants.
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- Mr. Humphrey, Editor Of The Daguerrean Jour.
nal ras in yscfdays Tribune whs, al real aristswe know
ihi ,os,d Colred DssaereoyPe meaning oorsd back
sotSs certainly fade and become worthless good pctars
70 color bocku0nni For proof OF this examine th'
real DAsue reotyps taken az Roofs Gallery Nc
10 BnsasSs Beauty when unadoEned Is adorned the most
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RAILROAD AceiprST.-Tiomas z Green. cnc 0i Tue en-
poy,ss on the Newiork and Ere kAiroae was !.'ei1A
over by train OF cars At Peru"ni ara MS ..H '"l
lr ho,rhy lse rsted He was bsvashs to the City End
conveyed to Tie Ntw-yssk HesP;isi
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Flr1H WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE-A meeting OF
this body wus held last night No - Lsighi st. Mr. J.
Labagh in the Chair George +. COlburn Seere,sry.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
srproyed The Committee on Public Meetings re-
ported tha, they wers unable get the Duane e. NJ l.
Church in which il determined TO hold meeting on
the Sd Of October next but ta the Alliance could get on
the 10Th of that month which day the intended meeting
was ly resolution. postponed The following gentlemen
were then appointed as Committee 10 make Ward nom
nations FOR he coming eecns and 70 repor OF the next
meeting J Labsgh J, Lowell c Le Baron j. w
Kellogg and David Hyatt
CD lie Baron then offered H., following preamble AMI
resolution.
E TstPeisPss c92'e2is5 sst Hs,' 5 "a 40
pointed delegate Alliance rejected ssoont Of IL Ar
Kidd Tha We strongly eOlaemI Of har BODY
t.ah.aas Cd .,iS o. t III ~ sss co aS
DISCUSSION Of length took place on the propreiy
Of sdopsiny Ii, resolution in which Dr. Trail and Mr. lie
Baron advocated AID Me-srs Colburn and Mathews spoke
against lie adoption II BY motion, ls'd o. the table
for the present.
ID. Trail then Yrcposed tic following
1se. Ts s Is; ' :: he :' :: ssa
rsssss. oftis Maine Lscsos Law n ia sac. -.
This reso.. on WIS passed unanimously aud the meet
ing adjourned.
cv,7n,,xs R,.vLrs-At the stated Ii ting Of the
posrd 81 scers ard Managers Of the American sanlay
school Union held az the SOcietys House sept ~
,mono other interesting proceedpgs reports were maze "a
tb 3oiu. Of EIGHTY seven Missionaries The aggregate o.
10 laf-s Is 81 vn 10 the following statement;
sl.s of san AVS Aool Boeks ..-. ..-.......soLA
SoosieSss - - S,...S ............ "a
hcols Osrzrizcd. .ss'-.---
Hikle, D8triJ-fed
l., scoompnshnr the good WORK With thus rePorse1
,u,he hundred pubic addresses were mait aia mo-
I'm fx.uty five thousand miles Of travel acc0mPnen
ne friends and eontTituto cf the society must oe ga
isl >; tle-, tokens II it elscieEt! s9d re ~.
RAJ E.rArs-Ihe follow n Ciiy properly was ia %
III esth BY 4. II. Ncoisy .s,s
-, lo,. ,o lc.lsv ard 4dsr- toss 20
80, a,fte c. i,hs Ave g. eses 40
- ~ I'd o. No. So ftksr- NJ,
! On Tn.,day Mr. Nieolay sold sb0U: sixty ots u ha'
reth ,bors . b. To- e; pres ranging frcm si" 70 W
/ each
On Tuesday night sbJs, ees'ck tir s
d;ccyor.d =, be shop Of Mr. John ser, sr OF ~ =
| Bsthuus ;! c,ruKied . frame iartory u We =, -
! ,r-bed b. II. workman. come OF whom ehsn-eu y -
yss1; before - arrived OF the hremn Dana y ~
/ 70 Ths csvsc Of tn ire not aSceTtAneA w
/ alarm wss gwen by the belle II q, ola
A late lour Tuesday ri yhi IRE broke on, ~ III 80
e,u. table ssstsi in the center Of the oiocA $3.50
Tk;,t;sih and Thirty CIR, IT. near the san sT- :.
! 6.T -.os;sg ell jsrk sod -'.i1's. h-,s'~' ih'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29

Tng hGRAHsn MrDAL-Ibe COMMITTEES ga NE ing :
hsm testimonial has advertised for designs icF Gold
Medal to be presented to Capt Ingrahsn and we h'P'
la, Ore will be produced worthy OF the object equal n'
Superior to any European medal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29

UFsETTisG Ass BARRELs-ivo .ndiyiduHl- named
Chsrles Fisher alas John Robertson end James Whiting
were arrested BY Ocer Aburts Tuesday night TOR mp
citing ash barrels along Fulton t. They were ocked W
Tor the night and Yesterday morning were aed - ee'h o.
.Irsfice Smith
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
Attempt TO Break Jail.

On Saturday last, while man was
engaged in white washing The cells OF
the Jail in this place, and as he remov-
I'd the coats, hats, Sc, Of the prisoners
hom the pins in the walls, q rather o.
pen looking place lead TO further inyes-
legation, which proved that the mortar
had been picked out all around one Of
the large hewed stones which compose
the wall. The coats, &c., had been
hung over the mork TO hide it. The
cell was well reviewed, and on taking
apart the bed, chisel, square, wood.
saw, and a case knife, were found be-
tween the bed-ticks. The prisoners, Of
course, did not know how they came
there. But had they not been dIscov-
cred, there would doubtless not have
been so much business before the court
this wepk.-Pruat. GaS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-17
THE CIRCUIT COURT

Commenced its Fall Session on Mon.
day last, Judge CAMDEN presiding. a
number Of lawyers are present from the
adjoining counties, all ready 10 do their
best for their clients, and OF course con-
fident oil success. The Court has been
so far, and will be the remainder Of the
week, engaged in criminal cases. Hall,
charged with committing a felony on
the house of John Il. Gather, oil this
county, was tried, found guilty and his
term Of Imprisonment in the penlten.
,iary, fixed a. two years. Fisk, tried
for being engaged IN the robbery Of the
Luzadder sisters, was tried and found
guilty, and his term Of Imprisonment in
The Penitentiary fixed at three years.
The trial of Boyd, for the same offence,
was progressing at The hour Of gong to
press. We shall give more full ac-
coun, OF the proceedings OF the court
mex, week.-Prantyi0~a Gazette.