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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
Another PHYSICIANS Testimony.

AnOthef Pnys1cfnn'S TeBtlmOMy.
Mr.. Fowle-Dear Sr IL could send you dozen certf-
Gates, strong and decisive Of the really sanatve effects
months, under my supervision and direction Indeed
know of few persons who have used it, comparatively but
commend it in the strongest terms Of Asthma, the
severest ever saw, to which called month ago.
eviDced the superiority of the Basam This disease lasted
six weeks, and the dyspea and suffering dreadful he
sat up every night. The gentleman told to give him
something to last him home 21 mies0 that he might
his wife and child and die in peace give him bottle
of the Baam and fuor ounces of syrups squs directing
him to take teaspoonfu doses of best Bordeaux olive oil
when the difficulty of breathing greatest Next day
forced his dspondcnt will and made him six bottles
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry home with him as present
he having alleged that he had used expensive med
cncs to profit Last week Mr. A. called and expressed
his gratitude to the manner, said the medicine
had saved his life paid his whole BILL and took six bottles
more, and left my office for home, rejoicing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13

Ma. HoLaAN;So many THINGS great portion Of which
spurious and imposiiiens the public, are now re-
commended in thu newspapers that ones mind sckeBs
and he ardy get up resolution speak in
daton Of what he knows to real merit Yeta sense
of duty, aud desire IN benefit the afflicted induces me 10
say If the Holman Medicine that possesses merits u,.
rvaed far my observation goes for the complain
for which il has been used In my famv and for which
have known others 10 use II. Some in my family have
been from early period in lite, afflicted with the Liver
plant. have sought relief for them from the best
Physicians of my acquaintance in the country and city
with but little snccess. The medicine above named and
for the complaint above specified have used with uu
failing success. have known others to use 1t with equal
benefit for the above, and other complaints From many
years. experience, most chccrfuy testify excellence
J. sANDBoRN.
Smith Pierce, 3. P Redfcld Agents for Mont peier f
Smith A gent n Nonhhpld (
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
Bagn DRgH1 EsARE.

hlch plain black Silk, warranted crack also, fgd
black, plaid Bracade, and plain chanspable; Rich In
dia Satins and Veivets.
TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS!
The ladies will find stock OF Trimmings superior 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
CLOAK & DRESS GOODS,

Our stock of Ladies' Crak aud Dress Goods embraces
all the different fabrics of the latest and most approved
styles Rich figured all wool De Laines sod coors do
every slade, Paris DE- Berge do English and American
meres, silk and linen PopliDs aud Mohars, Tbes Mo-
rinos, Alpaccas, Lyonese French Plaids Figured Bay
STATE flannes French Plaid Cloaking Ladies Paris Cloth
Tor Cloaks raw silk Pads English French and American
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13

UNCLE Tom IN MoNTPEIIER.--Aswillb be seen by
a notice in our advertising columns, Uncle Tom
dramatized is to be acted in Montpelier, 1.-THE
first performance Friday evening. The papers
abroad speak in very high terms of the compa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
DIED.

atNew. Rochelle the ID inst Charlie
Frederick, In the 66i Of his age.
The relatives of the family and of his sons n~:
Henry and Rynr N.ghte respectfully invited q aend
h nsre NJ Rochelle Tuesday 9Th Inst, at r. NJ Cars
leave New Raven depot At III a. VI -. , II, l., A.,
FULLERTON sunday afternoon, July - Nm n fai't' 7" 'he
6Oh year OF hi- .,., .-..,.. 4.
His ends and relative. respectfully invited saent thi 10
eduesay afternoon, SIN Inst a. O'Clock, top nus
late residence No Is Beschsi without further invitation
GRFENE-At Cornwall Orange Co. yesterday morning. Isaac
Greeue NJ D., after lingering Illness. -.
funeral Will take pace nom ffienda n'nhghousr Nr
turv today r. NJ His friends invited TO attend without
this City on ID July Eliza Jane Norton eldest
daughter John Norton OF kasto Me, aged u years ana ~
Fuer yce. a. the Church Of the Savior dbe Rev Dr. Far
i,l Pierre Brooklyn AZ z NJ this day Her hends
m those her brother Johu norton r. Invited to sead
1he rrtnsin " ll be Eastport for inerment
THORN-Ou Saturday morning. July l. e;er short Illness,
Lers r. daughter William Thorn, IN the 18th year OF he
RAPELYE-On Saturday July George Augustus Rspoye''a
re epd. OF the family are attend his funeral from
N, resdence Of parents Is Clinton Monday 81 INST
without further invitation. His remains VIII be taken tn
Ne,gtowu l. !. 60, . a., a,....,
WhITLOCK-On Sunday morning, July At the residence OF
her father in Sarah Lou Hs~ley oldest oni
BENJAMIN Nhtlock aged years months ana ~ dsy. oh
wa beloved an her, and during her lingering hih
looked forward OF meeting her savior In Heaven
The relatives respectfully invited attend nor u
Of Ninetesnthst Fnhay, hs Rev Dr. AexandersJ on
Win.dsy 5th INST - o'clock Her remains VIII BIO taken I"
Suddenly Warren Co., Pa June ~, Cephas
Wcester brother Winchester ot Grass Valley CAL snd
ftrrery OF Eery, Chsutsuque CO.. T., aged "a years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

SaYy.MBUIIsx.-H oRFIsLE ACcIDxsT.- Yesterday
morang abous daylight the citizens residing in the vicn
i,y cf Third and ElIn-sts. aroused by cries and
shreks A. in distress. Upon repairing TO the
spot they found Young woman by the nae of Ann Nc
tlrov who had risen in 81 OF somnambuhsm and en-
deavoea 10 get on. OF the window OF her sleeping
in the bird story When she awOke she found herself
cucing TO the sill of the window and frightened at her
situation losing all presence ot mind, she released her
hold and fell the distance Of thirty i've feet upon
the brick pavement below. narrowly escaping an iron rail
inc fense but few feet from where she feL DR. Free
man of the Electric College for and found her
injuries we're very both bones being broken IN
OF her anses and OF hea pFotrding almost an inch
We never saw n foot ancle more horribly man,ied.
Her face . likewise badly bruised There is probs
by that her log may have 10 suffer ampuation She Is
about thirty wears OF age and has knowledge that she
ever previously addicted to eats OF S"mnamou'-
ltlnclnhatl iiheS, june 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
NEWJkRSEY IIE.nS.

SrREEI-PREAcHISG.-A street preacher. named Paul.
held forth at the depot OF the Newersey Railroad in
jersey City yesterday afternoon TO an audience OF about
go men. There was no molestation offered to him.
DEAD HoGs-On Saturday afternoon thirteen cart loads
Of hogs passed through jersey City 10 the saugherhouse
Yves. of Bergen HUI. Ii reported that over 100 hogs
were smothered last week the cars OF the New lorA
and Erie Railroad while their way TO the New ork
and that this that lot. IL stated that they
were 10 be worked up into soapgrease; but remark
dronn.d by person IN manner connected Win the
business that the lard of such hogs could. by certain
nrocess be made handsome other lard has aws
mani mon the subject, and hope that will be taken
b the authorities 10 ascertain what disposition is made OF
the hogs.
DOVE N JyrsEY CITY-On Friday night az a late hour,
,e J-shmen who were upon drunken carousa IN New,
Lsv were requested TO home. Refusing to DO so ana
,,,n defiance 10 the waichnen al attempt was made
q. sr,est some of them and they Resisted Cap'- rhie
rded the watchmen gsnst the lrshaen who attacked
them and after desperate nshi oil nan an noul I p
IT, rcceeied in taking in three prisoners. One OF the
;oer- fired a pistol the officer, but missed Us ann
H. rrsoners were brought before Recorder Gutter on
E-;dsv morning and committed TO jail Tor tria- ihey
ssn,sd rather bloody appearance iheir names were
Euch Vaughn Patrick Mallory and mos blnn. v .i
MI ha arrested for participating IN the array "hen
W." The prisoners. the Recorder made some re-
IN which he stated that 90 out OF every iVo prison.
M hrouobt before him were foreigners 49,,
eis ~ S,ur,,ay powerful and very unruIy lrlsnmah
named John Hinnew of BROOKLYN was arrested 10.
;doyr. Al the Railroad Depot, and for other dls-
ing csI While on his way the cells he Wa exceed
r5 ;niured several persons VINO were eoniuci'
g nun occurred on OF the jersey City lesry
Evening arising from the f1si tna one o. .ne
poa's the hna, would no, aa. al lssamsa TO taAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

SATURDAY July l-P n.
There was considerable business done the Board to-
day without marked change in the leading ancies Erie
was quite firm 62 being bid at the close. There was no
sae of Enc q; the Second Board which Is very re-
narkable fact. Reading was rather weak. Cumberland
much the same az on Friday Hudson River and Nicara-
qua without change of importance The feature OF the
day wa the fall in New-York and New Haven and Har-
lem in consequence OF the suspension OF the Mcssrs
Schuyler who supposed to hold large amounts Of
these stocks which must upon tAe market. New
Haven fell of y cent selling at IS a; the Second Board
on Harlem 1000 shares were sold tia market closing at
az decline Of ii v cent. The Investment Stocks are
generally heavy. but Central advanced 10 premium.
Railroad Bonds were dull, but generally nrm.
Exchange il heavy at 9sa for Sterling, 5lJi for
Francs The business for the steamer was light
The engagements in Freghts were: To Liverpool,
. ooO bush Gram 3D.. in shippers bags, It'd in bulk
and 3D. in ships bags 5000 bkls. Flour 81; 800 bales
Cotton. 7.32d 30 bales Sea Island. .. To London,
1000 bbIs. Flour, 81; 1000 bbs TU,2entine, 81. To
Glasgow u 600 bush. Grain At DID, in bulk, and "a. 10
shps bags. To Bremen, fal cargo u Flour ei2 i"
Hayre 200 bales Cotton, &c.
The amount received at the snb-Irossuy r
q l24 $50; psd. s445sol; balancs ss,l2s,ifs- Inc
subj rcasury received from Philadelphia o-1ay ON
fer draft g. 500 600 en4 would receive on Monday
ing O. 200, 600 from Boston. ..;,oa and
Notice Of the seven million drsa has o~sn
!, will probably appear Monday. Ih-SS P''S".v
LARGEST dreft ever dawn IN ttS county, oH ~ -
Morning the balance in the sub-1reaTy was
less than the prey Gus FRIDAY 1850. f. ,,,o
IT. .,e,mer took sE5,ees making szl2,'ss LOT tho
week and sl7 for se year aus ia The SnpHen''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
WILLLAMSB URGH IIE-uS.

STREET PREAoHING.-Mr. Parsons preached yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock in the vacant lot at the junction OF
North Fourth and North Second-sts About 1000 per-
sons present and although Popey and the Irish were
Denounced as usual, disturbance occurred. One boy
was arrested and rushed out OF the crowd for
making remarks in accordance with the views Of some
present.
Assault on An OrFICER.-About o clock yesterday
morning Officer Donovan violently assaulted by I'd
ward Broudage while arresng hun at No. 1913 SoH'h Sec
onf-st. where he was creating disturbance.
Charles King, driver OF kipp X Browns stage No 20
was arrested Saturday afternoon by Officer Donovan III
North secondst for driving into butchers cart while
intoxicated. He returning from the races, and was
svicripg from bottle Held in $500 bonds to appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

Sales Mt the stock Exchange July l..
sales OF stocks at Philndeip hia. SATURDAY,

Reported for the " Y Tribune By Messs Fry Thomss -
Fft Ioayd-f Cly 10 o.; II Beaver hesd0" III;
p X ~; bk Of Penns 100 40 New creek Coal III ~
sch Nav pd 81 IL 200 Reading r. b. j3.i do ~ M -.
salts Firs. Bd-loo Reading r. b. eii 10 orrd bk <si
Tad b. - - ,,. ,o.
Cng pt-Penna &c. 20 bid sdi asked Reading Railroad, ys
bid Bonds 10 III bid 7s asked; do Mortgage o. %
bid asked Pennsylvania Railroad, AZ BID w asssdi
morris q bid - ssed sboys Naysston o. SI III pa
X ..k.d do sock ll bid sssed do Preferred 5 3D. J
I'D Log Island III bid ~ asksd; pcksblg 10 BID Y ..sed,
Si.Td B,nk Y bid III Lehsh Zinc 3D. u ssked Union
Canal lls bid ~ asssd Steady
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BOd-aD OF ENtISE.
EIGHTH WApD-Tu-uo DAr.

EIGHTH NARD-TH IgD DAr.
The BoaJA of Excise for the Eighth Ward met q the
City Hall On Saturday aud strengthened their bord OF
friendship with the sellers by sr;ng IS addti NAL
licenses. AID. TUCKER not present. The Board con-
sisted of Coubclmen II. \. WILD PErKE CRAWFORD, IA
THAN Eoy and e. WAtS,sHrGHT
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MARRIED..

HAY-STEaNG-Ou ednesdsy. June S in the La Fsyers
Church by Dr. Nernye, Mr. Theodore ay OF Cere-
lsud Ohio Mis- josephine sang dsSsher Of '" strans h
o this Civ - 80. A.,
SMiTH-RyED-On Sunday evening. 18th inst, at McCcmos
bv William Richmond. VIM T.. SMITH Jr % saruh
Anu Re- ed o. she City Of New YORK
NEN NALkN-v ARRELL-ln Chrrs Chuycb, Pougbkeepse.
y on Monday snnx 18th blythe Rev Samuel Bue Dr.
joseph W Yer lasu this Ci.y Miss May Wand daughter
of Nfn. " ausn. E-g of Ponghkeepse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STREET PREAcHISG.-Ihere Street Preaching az
usual yesterday afternoon the vacant lot III Atlantic
near Bond-st. The Rev. John Booth held forth 10 a
gregaon numbering, perhaps hundred, and concluded
his discourse without moetaon The excitement cops-
quen upon Street Preaching appears to have entirely sub
sided in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

bundle Of bay trough ,ae '5dirS ,riir tri,y sv,n
,ug aui he ~ .. D. HJads al. egil q
racked the rcckl OAc- employees on tne 10 y
came to to-. re-cue ind iAs ifihmen ''sTs T'--niy
nqrf'a1
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iAaTerfts--1e-f
ISs-BARGAINS N SUMNER DgEss GOODS.

$ NJ L. ToWLE @ o.o-ing their stock Of
Gods redur ion Eou former pe.. Pas Jseons and
CIgaLCs fnesl ce-rass patterns; >rpd and
Figured Lsr- PRINTED Mun reduced PEI from Prc-
sold satin Plaid and Printed a. - thsu
Rich flsd silks. Striped
Coor.d for Dresses sad has,is , less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

fnsia on sra Pee Es,s dl- All 90 The F'rrTg.
tie BROTHERS Fowifa piI b n a;trndsre- ur--
fi1se nav ~i tl- s.rvice C.zen al Saazsrs wi
fad ,his agreeable pace Kr1nin With thiFfs sd
VA description cLn7ac.er wlss jss.ri - - Bpsi
vsy Jocss tloT- fb- PARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

NATIONAL THEaTER.-TO-SIGHr commences q

Grand Holiday shs porssr Thesie' HLER
LoCKE hsg been e1zazd ane vii AsPea The
National Drsrns Of REBELS ToRfrsr Will II
Apry places IoSossoN. Fogrh Of
July three excellent will D 1sn = az OeocA
O'Clock. and O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
IAdVrnisrilenI. -. -,
TEAs-The best assortment OF EINf. LEA> VIII De

found st the STORE Of the C)nPAsv No Is Chatham
and Roosy eltsts The Oldest zee Establishment
IL The CITY read that they 40 better than
either hoesale retail They have branch store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

The Fourth ~ .51ly will be most i'tinlly ceebritei
II AID fc-si, R,9T's WoELDs Fas
szaIuN s-ALLEEr Ne 60 s-n.aEaT. fr. 'co st-is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

Ks.PFs popular and only Daguerrean Rooms, So
Hsd.sv bsiY,.e u tropo-sn ard s. Sieho'r Hotel opr
Fourth u.un Lktatss TO every s'y.e eh frames and
AZ god lochets =. hand very ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

TIE CITY RAILRoADsEight put upon the City
Railroad tracks Saturday and over all the routes
far as completed The President and Directors ofheCom-
pany with invited guests, occupied one or two of the cars
while the remainder hed with free passengers Each
car was drawn by four anyrgged horses provided with
rows of bells give warning of their approach Runs
were made the Sands-st., NJ rte-av Fultonav and
Court.st. routes as far as completed and with some
tring defects the everything found to work
remarkably we'll Fifteen cars have been received and
eighteen expected the beginning of this week.
when the lines will be put into permanent operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
AlvrT-i -eflr1.
.p'S Hranr,-N - IrrI.rrNl

&c No eAg B..Acwsy. Houston he lars-.
ADti-s There esdH open and evening
Ldes md Gentlemen 'lefnz THnsS hv- pr sous with
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

lAcvertisemcnt
- and Gas Fry.

GAS Gas GAS -tHASDELIERs ana UA> S-
TuEEs Of modern scd antique viii be found thu
srenufscturng depot WAESER Co. M SIS Broad
wa he large took r
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Luther ' Slsoa ast Hsury Nasor.
: sadie Ard iud went sor defendant.


10
John =. Tsiman az. lee Hudson River RAJ aosd Co
n srpica-cr lad been made arEcoa -
the e Eaans iFem sg certain a; se foot OF
...f AL scirs -ckcts
rrrer III Juase remarked that she plaintiff made snsl,
.,r,nr case ne def appearing from the AZ iass
thai The ~ Sht AID hA noe I'D eoaason
,.d si,anied 10 Raj eaee lie sll that ~ the hcsr
ing granted Temporary W ans non ana msae 4 p OF the OF
IT, should sheS Why sbcalG BE-
mad, a. stus T- asfsDis.ts q owed nd IN heir aids
further alleged hsy hsd entesd INTO a. srrsnyeut With
rss.nr,rs csuy though thrS andr ~ sanse sem the,
were h,9,s 10 Re- y with ,ypg they denied
hat he stopped for unreasonable nsh OF me &C
s the nurcn cannot ~ conn sec ort
has asntt that Il Ne proceedings - decndsns sly ,inc
nuisance bis Court On c7Fscsion n ie s'Ne't0
sngTr.ss The injun -,sr dissolved bar without costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

The LIQUOR TRAFFIc.--A number Of unlicensed liquor
dealers were arrested yesterday for keeping open house
Their names Joseph Wrggiesworh, 9th Ward Hotel
Ann Farrell IS Hudson-avenue; Lawrence Kinsey CO.
lumbia near Carrost; Peter Haines, Patrick Riley and
James Dougherty. They were locked up for hearing
Warrants will be issued for the arrest Of those who were
licensed, that kept open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
Aave ,ns OFF,, AND A GENERAL

SELLING OFF sLnrl. srwurK DAY GooDN-HLikD
.sr co. No 81 Grand M Ss,.pnusd nhins
people to Their hem m:tns .ssn Law
entire stock Of sks Tissues Bssse reduce fast col
sd Lawns. The low price Of 10 Pc. a. 80
only ia pieces sxs hne senIe viii reduced to Per
ward. We invite particular stten'on w w.
ave every one AZ equal chance sc. No SOL Grads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

RornERIrs-On Friday night last the apartment occn
pied bv Edward and John Miller at No 81 Middagh-s
was entered while they asleep, and $40 80 was alb
sacted from their panaloons pockets. Some go worth
of clothing also taken, with which the thieves escaped
undecided. 80 .
The house of George T. james No. A. Sackett-s was
entered the same night through the scutie in the roof and
robbed of some clothing The thief was detected ana
taken into custody by Officer Cain of the Third District
Police. His name is John King. lie locked up for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

sr-pTrioR COrEr-Gfvtr't TsrN Before JadS-' De-.
t.nrrELL. hnftNE> arf >t9lsrN.
S.~v &C. = ft'rh-rt
Th w. an action 10 recover costs and fees. Aiis~
-. la 6-,r veu uauber OF dsfs -eFe sns -
~ ror..ni o. raulf o Uste cua' ed ~ sirtft,T
"a cfis peraison ~Ach b.. been efoarh, c'tf' ts-
e,re-s r Tis Toui o. OBJ fa'r sen. 81 ~ . -
m ,.r.ion h. h judgment ehifri-d "H''ts
David Z. syift sssias, Hear, tsa .s 49, ,.,,.
Or ,,,- H. Il old Corn bank rpoa hYplh cson "'
vhelc an a had sssa made % .lhs,,i si' 1 i
in. a. ~. Court thAs he bank wss lea % - ss'se
that s;r 90 srsed TO the ssrPa' any 'asSsa~
essvisl Tenn al.aaeA nh. ,s..;-...-.,,,
Fiuta pr n.lsed 20 bSas sai. 9 irst rs ~,
srd the 'adsr 81 sp-eei ief"
costs whch aPP~ied run - she fuoiS - 80
CouIt -oussrs that ~ order wrong 10 Coz ~
srslt Public Su,rsfo "a, the efsie Of the intesir
s,cePf two "a this Of thea o.GesW SiTs"
Terra ?
YhiP h WI .ns Jane Christie snd others.
smsrt reversed Ast complaint dismissed a. 70 ccfAr Se''
wthout e-sis
Luther Slsoa Heavy N4sors
ssts tor De ftula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

ARRESTED FOR RIoT.-On Saturday officer Nolan of
the Fourth Distrc; Police arrested Michael Ialley, one
of the parties connected with Henry Jones and others IN
AN assault upon the Kidder family at Prospect H on
the 2cd of Nav Inst Jones and two others Of the gang
were convicted about two weeks since on the charge
Talley was committed for a hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

FousD DRowNED.-The body Of Mr.. John J. Desmond.
who il is supposed, accidentally stepped overload on
Tuesday night last and drowned picked IN the
river on Saturday morning opposite the City Mills. As 1t
was known that he had considerable of money with
him supposed that he had been fouy dealt with but
on recovering bis body his money amounting over $40
and his gold watch found thus dspelng the idea at
first entertained. The deceased resided IN futons near
High, Brooklyn, ana kept book--iand at the r nton
Market New. York Coroner Hanford held an inquest,
and verdict accidental drowning rendered by the
jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

ARREsT FOR ATTEMPTED R,PE.-On saturday Officers
Smith and Barr of the First District Police arrested man
the charge of attempting TO commit an assault OF an
atrocious character upon little girl in Ryerson-st He
was detected bv some neighbors who being attracted by
the cries Of the girl to inquire the cause lie vas
taken up TO await a hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

Sosncnmen have considerable amount
new business before them none Of wh;oh h".a..r
mach psblic importance, excepting tho hu;,SDg Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

colored man named Warren johnson died D! cholera
Yesterday morning in Kent-av.. near Flushing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

DEcEAsE or 4 CLEEGYM,S.-Thc Rev Mr. Sceney,
who received the appointment of supernumerary preacher
of the Westinghouse st. ~ f. Church from the last Con-
ference died at his residence in hs city Friday night
Last at an advanced age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

We understand that the widow Of the man murdered in
Frsnkfor;st Saturday, is in very destitute circum-
stances and needs help in this terrible affection She is
no, only quite distracted but at the time sick Any
money sent to the Editor Of The TbHHe or to Mr. james
NeMonegel, No. II Cortsndts will 20 directly to
her relief:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

GRAND L.KcrsrA man named rtiTr pairs Of
SATURDAY arrested charged with az Jacob Densn
boot from the by the be cmpcd
whom they had p Sea by Justice Welsh for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

Among the arrivals at the Irving House yesterday
were the Hon. r. G. wilkins. Canada Wet; j. c. Wal
bridge. do. Hon. w. s. PIERCE, California; Hon. c.
Nedhard, Philadelphia; j. II. Hutchinson, Louisville;
Rev. Mr.. Byse Baltimore; Rev. Mr.. Levin do; J. Bat
Ter, Iowa; Jamcs Sloan. Greensboro, y. c.; VIM. G.
Bartlett Havana; G. w. Van Lean, ST. Joseph Mo-;
Jno. y. Cady Paducah, KY; Col. A. c. Miller Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT urSs GHDAs r TsG 1h st.
John residing a, NO. 5y With rape upon the
was on S Girl named Barbara Lees - year. o. a
sSn C %as in b: family ai the
revolving 10 Ss5 M by Justice Clark in default OF
40 600 hail 10 answer the charge