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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
VZLLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

REMOVAL OF The COLLECTOR OF TtxEs AID AssEss-
yTyrs-A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen was
beld the City Hall Tuesday evening, the President
Mr. G. w. Baker, in the Chair.
Aid Wilmsrth offered the following resolution. which
was unanimously adopted:
n.ut and hereby removed from Office for the causes set
forth IN the annexed charges:
a,o, ,-Tbst be holds ard has held hs hands
v,rou. sn rolls &e heyone hs time limited
hv the charter and contrary thereto -
c,ss s-Thsr he Improperly nod illegally ret.Is and "a. re-
or,s OF money By him IN his ofics capacity
"a h. 70 raw The the the city
Corve and does not render to the Controller
and eenszes collected y h ense' me
rroyisiops OF sec. T. title 5. OF the Charter =,
CAargs improperly and ILLEGALLY retains snc noids
owe. in bi hand, The city sS beyond the time limited
by he Charter, and contrary thereto
The Special Committee appointed to examine the sha,rs
Of the Collector report deficiency OF ss4o ~ 'f 'ne
year 1885,
A resolution was adopted requesting the Mayor and
Corporation Counsel to institute criminal proceedings
eeasps, the late Collector and Committee OF three was
sssroipied 10 assist n the prosecution.
II is reported that hr. Sylvester has absconded.
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His thirty years &C.

ne ,s,sfaction Of the nation His thirty years &C.
five service in the Senate OF the United States his --latest
or against the Nebraska reachery the best proof
~ his pccal principles he respects tie rehts Of the
Sorb o. rose of he NORTH but although Representa-
live from slave Sste he was always the bitter opponent
cf those who declare that wheresoeyer the Constitution
The limited States is carried. Slavery is carried with it,
Yn-ber Cot Benton Is the candidate Of The West. which
ong AT least once be entled 20 interests placed
ON loye with those OF the South and the North partcu
Iarly however should State TO which he has
ds dcs.ed bis whole e be the first that accords him her
full and undivided support
Taken in this light our next State elections Of i'm
ense importance for by recalling Benton T. the Senate
al the United Stsc- the The Un,oa will be taught how
high be stands in the eyes Of his fellow citizens notwith
standing The bowling Of his enemies.
So ihcn hope that his announcing himself as an in
dependent candidate in opposition the isuses Of parties
vii have good results for his chances are hopeless and
may s improve in the course of coming events Benton
the os bright star the horizon Of American great
May his light before il Is exingusbed forever,
shine before the nation and guide her back
TIA: path in which she led by those revered states
men of the old school when her fae intrasted to their
hands
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
ssles at tho Stock Exchange .JrLr i2
Sales Of stocks ot Philndelphia "WEDNESDAY, July IL

Reported for the y. Y Thblne bf Messs Frv & Thonss
FUsf Board-lte0 Camden Ambsy r. r. os 81, 81 800
schuy Nav 6s s2 ~! go C, S. cash. sai 900 Re.dia'
r. G-, ~ IS alt so Wilmington X. K. So s6i .oet
West FLIs, IS. 81; 500 City n r & so 100
Reading R. cssh 36i $50 do sol; 10 do ST.; do 55I y
Do 100 b5 Se IS d. ss TO- Do b. ssj 50 DO eass
10 Lor Iald ls: 2Hsrsburs R 5ii do bS. 5ii;
Coal Co cash III - Morris Canal u; Beaver
58 Bank North America cash. 49,, IS GlsArd BIZ
u; 10 Bank Of Pennsylvania. III
Eef-,en Ioarcs-+ 2.s0 Penn 5. c. p. sji.
Sserd Hoard-4 Resdrg RR 6s 10 5i 81 oOO Reading
RR. Mort. ~ sjwn, sii +teo Wilmington H. Is, s6ii
- co City R e. 5. and Enc. 81 100 Reading r r. b. D; 20
do 81 20 Do s5 S5. 9c do 5wn int 5 100 do bsn, Isl
~ 90 - iht %. % 20 ssn 30 - 80 Ssh, III 90 &
i Girsld Bank ~ iCo do b, ~ Bank of Penns ia;
Philadelphia Bank. IS. 10
e Boo,dl,o Reading r. days. s6i ioo do IS Int 81;
1tt 10. Is. a5i. 81 do sj, 3jt.
(iossg P-PeBnsyi - IS bid S. asked Reading r.
Si 81 Reading Bonds 10 10 bid 76t asked Reading
"a bid IS asked; Pean. RR of - BID "a ssked;
horrs Cansl III bid III asked schuyti Nav Is s2 bid !,
sked schuy ksv Stock bid ~ asked Sehuy Nav Pref. 80
asksd ard Bank y bid y sked Lhish Zine BID q asked;
Union Canal. lit bid. liz asked Dull
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ANOTHER fNFERNAL MACHINE.

&r Hilisrmsn, house painter, in West Chester Pa,
on thursday last 9Th instant found in alley his
Tesdenee, IN that borough small pine box, inches
long four vide, ard two deep The lid sliding one
with notch in it, and Mr. II. attempted TO open il but
found The lid from cause fast. thought OF the
Cncnns tragedy fortunately crossed his mind he pro-
cured hammer and drove end in, when the box
found TO he partly filed with gnnpowder and the with
pewter saJd On the under side of the lid piece of sand
paper let into the wood. Friction matches
ber firmly fixed in piece Of wood running
the box in front Of which quill arranged and passed
down through the sand to the powder the quill also being
filed with powder When the lid should be dra wn the
sandpeper would in contac, with the matches the
FIRE from which would almost certainly ignite the powder
III the quill The OF the I'D not drawing pro-
duced by portion Of the glue running down end of
the box and fastening IT, otherwise the explosion wJud
have taken place No clue to tue coundre who devised
this horrible engine has vet beer obtained.
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MARRIED..

CsssTDY-DR WrTr-Oa Vedaesisv eT-usg the 'h ne
CltJ. " The sv Henry P1hmsa d Gro-s- Z"
C.-.Sv F.Guise 10 IL. A6S { De WIZ
TTNBTRTOS-RAvS SOMA Jam-ic-. 7 jua- p ~ tt-
r.s.eenee Of Z. A. Aud~. Esq b. th- Rev d oIey VI
Hor.oe PenbsrOn Of TfedOaia y M Jrisi Ri~.oa '
Clinton n Y.
sETTAIDsON-ycLEOD-On the l2rh Inst. BY the Rev Or
Krei Ir. shesid.on E.l Ess ,EsAts o DAME!
Mel o. Esq
GANTZ-EaYwARD-os "Wednesday. the l2th a- a tbs
Hsihdi pa Church. ~ IN. Rev Ao-- -eEi
Nj G.ose Cam 70 Nus hs z yo1sses, eiasaes Of
Nafdsn Hsys rrd E-l al cf ft.s city.
BFACH-6AHTZ-on Necrestsy. the iA last z TIE Ale.
M.thcdst Episcopal Ctrrca By the Rev Morris ltts.
NJ " llLm Beach 10 sis Amir, J. Z. tazh:sr of IA T.
CSniK 20. tl of tbs CITY.
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The above markets are carefully revised BY tho follow
;pg dealers at Washington Market:
n guLgs-stsnd Ne I0l Buuss Chssss srA Lard
y PAexEa L sos-stsnd No 9, Poultry end 0sms.
ksArP RNo-Ssapds Hoa snd ~ Bes( Mutton. vee end
Lamb
FvLLr. RAxD-staads Nss City Smoked Hans Bsess.
Beef Tongues, &C.
! Il. BioAs co.-stsnd Ne 4. rvih ef III tiaAA
J. D Hncox-Stands Noa II snl 10, fnh dsalsR.
c. B. HAaaIs-Ss.ad No 50 EGe Chssss Ge.
M pnsgra-yssetASss Of s ta<s; Cssaty hshss a Gsat
Of stssd No lol
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Lovers SuicIDE.-A young man named Isaac p. Nash,
belonging in Abingdon aud girl named Arisns Samp-on,
belonging in Stoughton, who apparently loved not
ly but too well drowned Themselves in Reeds pond. at
East Abingdon yesterday afternoon. Their bodies
found this morning clssped in each others They
had taken ride together in chaise the team dis
covered tied fence the with Of the
clothing of the decensed near by In the mans bat the
following note found:
Ny I.ase Nash. In this water you will find
. ptriectysssne
S-Bsy both together you find Boston Trans lih
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DIED.
coorpSo. Wss,e,a.-n,

COOMpS-Oa wednesday morrins JAY - Hsats H1:e. Of
eolsrnipron Nj J. c. Cconbs Of Bowioinhsss, xs.
Maine pspeis please copy.
RUEL-A LiehheiG toGn Monday Jsy 10 Doctor samuel
Buel. AGED II
WILSOS-On the l2-h .a.t Ass MarhA J. Wa,ou wife Of
Rel sId W. Nilsou sses y
The relatives Id friends o the mig respectfully invited
Asi,Id her fBn.is from the r-.t-Lce her mother No 10 Or
thsr1 ct. thb afternoon, Ju,3 10 ~ } O'Clock p N
Brownie Brcoklyn entssy ish af.er lines
Ho Bro VII. In n sith year of his
The relatives rrd fi,Eds o. he fully
sftend bis furer. this Thnsiiy aerno ocOcx M from
No g. j., It without further notice
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TRIAL OF BRIDGE MoDELs-At the Crystal Palace on
Tuesday there trial of strength between the
"Arbed Truss bridge Of Henry Lanergan and the Un
Gle Sam bridge by Hammond Howe, under the super
iDendence of o. II. Lee of the Hudson River Railroad
Civil Engineer BY the published terms of the trial. the
"Uncle Sam to sustain twice much weight its
competitor model of each plan of bridge pre-
sented made scale of thirty and representing
single spans of about AS feet in the clear The following
table shows the amount of load and DETECTION of each
bridoe.
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IAdversemeht
Hpb rents and the fast increasing expenses of liv-

nDy best citizens suburban 10
ses where they have the cuvatng health while
they the time cultivate all their early vegetables Jndgag
should that there Immediate
Of getting rid Of this drain upon population particularly while
Mr T. MouLIoS AuctoneeT holds
does South Fodham where he purposes 20 sell Villa
Sites which the Communication offered by the Harlem
residents reach there
Mr. MGRaw No IS Broadway will fur
nish tckeis O all who wish o nd the sale.
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Advertisement |


The excitement produced by the sales OF summer
Gods greatly reduced rieess Columbian Hail. No 2sl Grand
is that s. NJ T. TowLE Co. have engaged addi
tons ssiesnn delay will be Occsoned their
Bsg French Jcones Lawns reduced 80 Fouad aud
India Sihs will be closed decided bargains Rich Plaid and
Striped silks closing reduction of 25
prices. COLUMBIAN HALL, No. Sl Grand-sI
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UNCLE SAM

The Arched Truss wos capable of sustaining an addi-
ional weight and offer made by Mr. Lanergan to
load down to the breaking point but the conditions
of the trial had been fully met thought unnecessa
ry TO proceed further The models were of white pne
and weighed between 60 and 65 pounds
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fAdveriisemenf


stating be had than thousand miles
DAGUERREoTYPL LEESEstha he was determined
he hed modern
odated the Worlds Fair Pre-
min Gale No
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The importation Of Buiion had been very large n-
Guiding t3.ooc0 by the atrsto steamer from Mexico
Tie Southern Cross from HObar, Town broach. iao o.
of gold The amount received from Australia for the
week bad been .i53, 49, making, with the specie from
the United States Mexico, &c, about Gss1 so. There
i also upward of 100000 worth of gold from Ausralia
81 sea. which is nearly due.
Tie Bank of England returns for the week ending
Saturday The 2ih Of June, very satisfactory they
exhibit en- ucresse of f7eO.Sss in the Bullion OF the
Bank while the amour, Of notes held exhibits decline
of iIss.3io. When compared with the preceding re-
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fAfvertisement
.JnI<Hn AT TIE HACK -
THOSE TWINS

crowds BARSUMs MUSEUM this wsBdethey
ssoni.huethey distinct and completely united in
respect individual All she other
and the chse entertaining afternoon aud evening
formsnces iLIown in at BsRNUNs
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Of Ycrk-al Americcns-but had to postpone i, til

Of New York-all Americsns-but had 10 postnone il I'll
after the above great match.
An interesting single wieke, match was PLAYED be!wee
DE Grave and Wntcrbottom. They payei even first.
and Dc Grave beat By frightul odds. De Grave then
gave three wicke;s and again. III then gave SIX
wioLets and again won, when Ninierbotom very COOL
humoredly acknowledged himself beat.
The Milwaukee Club vs. Lisbon Club played n well.
contested game on the ground of the rmer on the ih Of
July, which ended in favor Of akee with fye wick
cts TO 60 down. The Milwaukee, 6l and 40
total, i07; Lisbon IS and 2l-tots LOG. They play a
return match at Lisbon. Time not fixed.
FoEoERY on THE BANK OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoRx.
Frank T. Lancaster alias Lawrence, young man 81
years of age yesterday arrested charged with frgng
the name Of Mr. Bernardo Gellol Of No. 2s Abingdon
place, two checks on the Bank Of the State of New
York one for dated Jan. 1884 the other FOR $500
dated March 81. 1854 both Of which he presented at the
Bank ard got eashed Since the felony committed the
accused has been out of the city, and returned to quite
recently when be BY exJustco Merritt OF the
Bank Police who caused bis arrest. On being question
ed he admitted his guilt AID committed to prison by
Justice Osborne for trial He il native Of New-Hsmp
shire, and is a clerk by profession.
HEAVY RoBrynY.-The banking house of Angus. Bel
mont Co., corner of Hanover and Beaversts,
tered by means Of false keys, Tuesday night and
robbed of sl4 in 81 900 bills the Bank of the
State of NewYork. The bills supposed to be dated
November J. 1852. reward Of $500 has been offered
for the arrest Of the thieves whom it h probable will be
caught.
PRFsgETArios TO CAPTAIN CARPEsTER OF THE Firth
WARD Poll On Tuesday evening pleasant affair
GENE of at Alarriss Hotel, Greenwich-st. il being q
Presentation of Tee Service consisting Of
highly wrought silver teapot sugar-bowl sop-bowl and
milk pitcher together with dozen silver teaspoons 10
Daniel Carpenter, Captain of the Fifth Ward Police.
The presentation made by Mr. Charlie, McAuley of
ll6 udsoD-st, who the originator Of the testimonial
Mr. McAuey in brief address, said that this mark of
respect to the guest of the evening the free offering
Of Of the most respectable citizens of the Ward
without regard to party; he himself being political ep-
ponent but warm personal friend. Mr.. McAuIey hav-
ing finished his remarks, Captain Carpenter arose. and
made short reply thanking Mr.. McAuey, and the ct
Of the Ward generally for the confidence a citizen
and public officer they still reposed in him, notwhsand-
ing his reputation had been assaled The company then
repaired TO the dniug and parook of supper pre-
pared by Mr. Harris at the conclusion of which toass
Kennedy, and others. At late hour the company dis
persed every delighted with the evenings entertain
ment.
The following inscription each piece Of the silver
Presented to Captain Carpenter Of the Fifth Ward
Police by the citizens of the Ward for his faithful dis
charge Of duty. July 1lth, 1854"
On the reverse sido was the siEple word " Worth"
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BIRTHS

MARTINA No . Cnioc.-, Br'okyn \ Y. Tig-sis7.
July Ersbh Marin. we OF ~ win B-azs i5rzsay Of
Fdibtrrsh cf DsIcH1E2
Edirs.I.h and Scotch provincial p.7, VII rssss ssPy
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rect but is believed that many marriages are NOT reported
SALx OF HoRsEs.-On Tuesday sale OF valuable
horses took place at the "New-York Tattersalls in
Sixhsv Nearly thousand persons were in attendance
and the bidding active. From twelve to hi'een
horses were put up during the early part OF the SALE and
were oid on OF prices varying from $500 to $780, The
main interest that attached the sale the announce
ment MAT the rotters Mac Tacony Frank Forester and
Barnum, wouia DC SOLD under the hammer. Mac was
struck of at loo to Mr. Mann OF Baltimore: Tacony
was sold for eS'oo TO Mr.. j. G. Bevens of this City;
Frank Forester was sold to Mr.. Mann also who paid
e235o. Barnum was Withdrawn from the auc,;on he
having been sold at private sale during the morning for
the sum Of e2s50. Two msrcs-a bay and bl,clVwore
put up each being warranted to trot q mile in 40 and
together in 24S They sold to Mr. Geson for o. l3o
CRIcKET-At the meeting held yesterday, the ground
of the NewYork Club at Hoboken the following PLAYERS
were chosen for the National Match United States vs.
Canada to be played at Toronto Wednesday and Thurs
day next July 10 and 20: Messrs. Sharp, Waller Bing
ham, Gibbs, Sans, SAM Wright, Comery. Fletcher
Cuyp, Marsh aud =. Tnson Mr.. Nichols Of The Sxn-
day Mercury viii stand umpire. Some Of the players
leave here Saturday bat the body Of them start
Monday morning by the o'clock train on the Hudson
River Railway. They s meet at Niagara Falls and pro-
coed Tuesday morning to Toronto The names of the
Canada men have not been furnished but they are OK.
pecsed to be stronger than they brought down here last
ssason. Capt Galway and - Pickering, Esq., will be
among the eleven.
esotlemsn from Newark on tho ground trying to
form match betwsea eleven Of Nswsrk against eleven
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srsPrsDrp.-ErS-s 60, W. hiye been s-sPsai'i
until after the examination OF The psrscns charger viii
creating disturbance q. the street preaching on sunday
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RESOLUTIONS or REspEcT.-At a meeting of the Direct
of the Atlantic Bank recently the President announced
the deceae of Mr. John s. Doughty late Cashier where
upon resolutions OF respect and sympathy prepared
and unanimously adopted.
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FIRES.
YIRE IN BEgKMAS-sT.

FIRE IN BEgKNAS-sT.
Last evening fire broke out in the building No. 90
BeekmenSt, occasioned by the explosion of Camphcne
lamp. The flames ex,inguished with few pals of
water, and before much damage occurred. No public
alarm was given
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Robert Young, while passing
along Atianticst. Monday night, was knocked down
and robbed of 81. The robbers escaped.
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FALSE PRErESsEs.-A Young woman arrested by
Officer Henneger of the Third District Police yesterday
on warrant charging her with obtaining from Mr. Taylor
dry goods to the value of $40 by representing that she
wanted the for her employer which proved not TO be
the case The goods recovered and the accused COM
rnited to answer.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prices Of the pra-
cipa articles Of Farm Produce in the City OF Newfork
on Wednesday, July IL:
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fAdvertisenentI ]
.-Drs. X. & J.
INHALATION IN CONSI'


HuNTEs Physicians DISEASES of the Lungs Residence and
Office No G8 Bosdwey (seoond door above 12thst Hours
consuso from A. to- NJ limited number received
Resident Patients
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THROWING SroxEs-Thomas Maher, arrested by officer
Applegate for throwing stones AZ fremen, on Monday
night was fined sa5 for the oesse by Justice Smith, aud
committed for 30 days in default.
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S. Louis County bonds and purchased iron enough %
complete the road 10 Jefferson
A. an e,ec,on for Directors OF the Chemung Railroad
Company held st Elnira Monday June ;, 1854, simeon
BENJAMIN John Arno. and A. c. Dven OF Llmirs, Chss
A. Cook. n Il Kidder wllism n. Clark OF Geneva.
Rober; Rayard Isa.c Otis j. s. T. Sranahan, frederck
Pcrtr. J. W. Baker, ID. S. Manners j. j. LasraVe Oh
NewYosk, duly elected Directors for the ensuing
year and at meeting OF the aforesaid Directors held IN
New-fors on Tuesday July the nth inst, Sim-on benjs-
min unanimously elected President, Robert Bsyard
Vice President, and Isaac Otis Secretary and Tressurer
Tie Register Of the Treasury has pabshei statement
Of the state Of the Public Debt the July inst The
following is abstract:
At the date of my last letter referring to this subject
JANUARY l. 1891 IL estimated tha. stock Of the
United States held by foreigners 10 the amount OF
twenty.four million dollars, s2s 900 ooo) This amount
has been reduced by redemption and transfers 20 env
El.on dollars $3.50 0Oo oo0;) requirips however the
payment Of sl<opo. 900 interest annually.
Tr.r.:e.hls soek held abroad las per bcohsl
Ccupon BoEGs held abroad ESTIMATED ssfssss
On the la asy Of January 1884. the amount of the
Psh,c Dcbt outstanding SSs'S 50
AnlegIt gsdss med since Of the loans VI
Hs2. lsiS. 1876. 1917 lstS and
Tensr Indemnity eI,Oi,l
Debt Of Corpot.t- Cif.. .''.........,... Is 500 -
' ras a,I ~
Ou'-'sndng this dsy SN"~o W
The total amount redeemed since the crestion oil these
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fAdyerfi-erneuf

THE SEIGRIsT BROTHERS appear in new per-
fosnce this eyeing the Hppodro called La Grand Tramp
lin FRANCHISE"
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qu:c: but steady The Balboa in the Bank had largely
i1c.ea.ei end the Money mrrke, hsd more chez rful
;ore BsFisg quotes money In good demand a. 515i '
cert: Corfo.s have beea quite steady Ani closed a; ~
TIE surce Of lie week
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tftcficrne terms md contained eNceen, advice reys-i
ing tie bringing ~ Lfr children The unfortunate
nHn IL rgitd ihn nll the world C0nsp-n- s-sns:
i'r ard al'lou ia she admitted il hard tra a. sepa-
rate from heT e boy aad girl yet she fancei her death
would he OF relief her neighbors an1 hs; It
wds actually noessary ior the benefit Of all The CoTO
Iors Juy rendered verdict Of suicide while iaborn,
under MAINLY
PiRsosaL-Among the arrivals the principal hotels
Yesterday, notice:
AT the 81. NrcHoL.s-The Hon. II. A. Foster. Rome
Dr. Benz don New-Or!eans; Lieut. Mcintosh, u. 5. ".
Capt Allen san Francisco: Geo. Thomson Scotland
Msjor Lewis, Wilmington; +. DE Riglss, Lima, Pera
Judge Cole. Ohio
At the AsToR Hors,-The Hon. James Gamble, Pitts
lurgh; Col. Ripley. Washington; d.. Newman Virginia:
Dan. Stewart Scotland; DR.. Robinson Fayetteville c.
Wsnpemeeher, Philadelphia; DIR. Way, Sacramento $
Kellogg Utica.
At the Ms1ROPoLITAs-Tbe Hon. S. d. Dillaye Syri-
cuse; ne Hon L. Wiiliams: Mass. the Hon g. Gaylord
Ohio Col =. n. johnson Nashville Capt. Pe London;
Raymond PAPER, ST. Louis ID. Bush Louisiana s. Getty
Loui.ville.
CHARGE or PIRJrRr.-A named James Berry
yesterday arrested by Officer Patterson Of the Lower Po
Ice Court charged with having, in May last committed
perjury while giving evidence in the Superior Court in
in which he was defendant and Patrick McBelton
planti He held TO bail by Justice Osborne in 81 900
10 sIswer the charge
SUSPICION OF GRAND LaRcESY.-A colored woman,
named Catharne Iodine yesterday arrested by On
Boomer Of the Reserve Corps suspicion Of having
morning. stolen three pieces of sk vesting val
ued SEQ from the Of Socomb, Stowel Co.. No 81
Broadway The theft committed early in the morn
ing being in the at the time except the por
ter; discovered about hour after she left and
suspicion upon her being the only person who had
opportunity to steal the goods She denies being in the
City that day, and says she arrived from Philadelphia
yesterday. The Magistrate detained her for examination.
ARREST OF AS ALLEGED HoTxL THIEF.-A middle aged
and respectable appearing man. named Edgar Smith
yestcrdexprresod by Sergeans Reed and HOGAN OF the
Reserve Corps who, it il alleged caught him in the
Of stealing carpetb belonging to Mr. John Kicker
from bdord of the Albany steamboats,. The
cused had boarded for three years at hotel in the vicinity
Of the Park and searching his the police found
6pawn-tickes for clothing jewelry &c dozen plated
tablespoons and large quantity Of clothing, books
prints brass rules shade fixtures, &C. all of which
supposed to have been stolen. The spoons had the
"french engraved upon them and were identified
belonging 10 FreDch's Hotel He admitted having been
in the habit of thevng for years past He was taken
natioD.
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ELECTION OF FoRENAS.-At meeting Of the MEN,
hers of Mount Prospect Engine Co. No. TO- recently held
MT James Acker was elected Foreman for the ensuing
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advertisement
The MOST NOTED ESTABII,HMHNT in the United

Sss for PANos MELoDEoSs Music and music merchandise d all
kinds; and where made the frequent and sales Of
such nechsndie lowing hi. motto Of small profits &c that
ofHopAcE WATERS, No 335 Broadway.
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THE BROOKLYN SINKING FUSD.-The semiannual re-
port of the Sinking Fund from the first of January to the
first of July inclusive made to the Common Council in
conformity to the requirements Of the City Charter shows