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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
William N. Peyton, GeorFo w Wllburtnd
N Edwin Monroe, Parthsfs under the

William N. Peyton, George w Wllhurbnd
RdWin Monroe, PaIlners under the
the arm name OF N. y. MOmoe q CO.. q
and N p. Thomas dolendanta'
The object Of this suii ls 10 recover from The deleRd
ants Tie sum OF e60 ono debt payable b. nlhlmenoi and
suhet vendors lien thsTenr the nartH OF lots NO.
g. sand 4 lulte In Rast Wheeling,a Part Of the city
Mheelng IN which or eled the "fTqQkn Cotton Fac
toTyn together with said aciOTY, buildnysi naohney
and hXtuies, belonging apperaininB 70 rald coton
faeioTy connected with tie running aud Operating tie
same.
Aaidavt having beon made thalih delenddnts George
W. Wilbur, N Edwin Monroe aud NJ r. Thomas are not
Inhabitants ofthe state efYitinai motion Of the plain
tRs 81 er attorney, ills ordered that they appear here
within one month due publication Of THIS OIdeTt
aud do what may b neeesatly Interests IN
iiS sut and that copy lhip order DO lorthwl insert
"a In some neWhranet published In the city OF WheenFt
FOR four weeks aud copy or the post
ed al the Ton door or ao court house Of Ohio county on
h' MAJ e SS tSI A MONO LoRlNG. clerk
n I; GnodI oe9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
MApRRr

OlNOlNNhAl Mhnhbl
Ger. o. Flour dull 81 1,s0a7,sb Whisky2 si.
Cheese l0c, Provisions dull, no sales. Nothing
Of interest iTanspiIed in other articles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
wheeling and Franklin Cotton
lI Militia

M X. AONROH & 10, having taken the Wheeling
IN and FRANKLIN Cotton Mia, located IN thIa city, are
llelpred 70 supply all ordersat The ioweet pes or ~
aud 81 sheellust Cotton YaLnS Cotton WsIps Cotton
Twlnes. Cotton Chain, COVeIlid Yarns, Cotton Hat
llnas, ete l JANIS KNOTT,
: al gunf nfendnut.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
lInoploVment for Agentg.

CyBVRRAL thousand enorgaee und trultwOrthy young
~ men wanted 10 lot lyeiis-bO local ard traV
enS-n every state IL iAo Uhon for he sale OF pii-
eed article Of manufacture now IN exlonSVo denind.
ho exclusive 8h for the United sthlst IL owned By tie
adVoTUeiu and agQnls Ol capacity and butnoaa tact
easily earn Two Hundred DoaJp per MONTH.
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

Pause PRErEScEs Owen Train was arrested
end committed last night on a charge Of oblSinWg
money under false pteteuees. Il nppsLIs that he
accompanied Mr. Patrick Scott into tenement Of
r,lhsr doubltul reputation, on The "buIai corner"
l,aeyenlag, and succeeded ia inducing PaIriok,
who was green, to enlrust to his keeping a pocket
look containing 500 On leovingth house, Oven
denied having seen the pocket book and money
alO.es,ij but was Afterwards seen to tear the book
to pieces, aud pula sum Of money into HE pockets,
He wSs arrested, S5s Ia paper upon his person,
,nd a IS piece lying on The pavement where he
bad destroyed the pocket book. oAen had an
elimination before RsQ McMseheR, and was com.
mhlsd for further examination.
lweSIOls the above. body aud soul, from the
Atsusol Saturday evening"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Tn MuI,HERS.

A @. PARTRlDGR especially Informs hl1 phlTOnI
~ and the public generality that tie light being mohl
favorable At this seaton ho will give particular attention
during this month und ueXt 70 taking The kenesloH OF
yUunG children every peatan Day between tue h9q'
or t2tud 3. mrl4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
NnmI0R M RnIpPRRS.

NHR Umon Line Packets regularly on the aIr'
yalofthe cars all bills olsdng be on board 5s'
ore O'Clock. p. 81 The Line wilt not be Tesponaibe
delivery OfHny gO0G, aud will not pay or cleel
ehaTFea any goOda Tor which hs OF ladng are not on
hnaTl The boats hef0Te thelr denarinie. maTSl-lI
tVTIRbIhIA--Al Rules held lhe clerks once VI The
Circuit OF Ohio ctunlyi iVr tie mouth OF October
1854,
Robert p. Woods, George Kerr, Moaes C..
Chapllnd, and George Robinson, late
raTtneTu under the Mans, atylo and htm
Of Woods. Ch1pne q Go. eomphnanla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

81 Royal Letters pdlenf.
" NVyuF 4'sIIsTS tuteHI-
THE HY DIR ON AGEN,
OR,
WATERPROOF, ANTE-C CONS UMPTIVE
CORK SoLHS.
AANUFAOT UREDnV
Haroourt, Bradley & 90.

n.y. - Mnr4et te.l hlqnehostPF.
side L0Hdon, England AmerieaR BstabHsh.
msuls, 9s dun Siresl and 100 Natsau a., NeD
York, u. s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

Eriraei from eomhiti ,aaieHs from dgsHts." ~
hefsuiM enclose you draO for - doiidTgs dtdHefiHg
one And tsd aud Hitiv SsB doiaItas my comigEsioH
hs tals Of ne lasi month" SiEnsd ~ H. Red" Tthai
FeaiiFt % on my talst Jor Msmenh aboHteHs
Hundred and ssrsniy-jirs doliart" R,C.Hisld.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

f Pay Your Taxes. li,2i
Tax Payers Will romember that Tue ely ttkta iot
iii dc citrsni hoo aud hope they win bepTepaed 10
P5yiSi WI G. SCOTT. Collector
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

MI LL relieve oV0Ty "hluln D9lII'' WHO HAN ANY OF
wv tho following sYmptonsi a-s
indge1llon, Headache,
Diil0ntbesS, BXtTonie nervous agitaOu
AeidltV, Palplthli0h OF The heart
hetS oil Oppression al theAn ihcapacilY for the aght-
plt OF the stomach, est efonlOn,
Depression OF spiTilsi A1llnesa and indialinetneau
Ilea vlneas, or ViaOn,
Cold hands aud ioet, Unpleasant lal'e IN the NOUN
NumbneBs Of the Limbs aud particularly when rising w
otherhaTts The morning,
Vertiro Nausea Dull Heavy palm, and sense or
Dialetity OF respiration, weight Ia the head.
giuMJr "A temporary loss Of memory
irTitabluty, sense OF Emptiness,
Drowalness, Pulse less frequent and more
IlebIiltT, feeble than usual.
Rytronrs tAngudF aud Ike Dependency,
haustlon, BinaClatlon aud Extreme De.
Re8llossneaH5 lhNIt, bulty, Ii-hI
CosliVenets. ..
RnPnet e Co.ih, IA E1nt RouPth street,
CINCINNATI.
ND-Foi sale BY Drugrltts everywhere, IN
OcyrPRlOR-95 cents l0' alpSle box or 81 Tor Nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30


little Iatelligeneef Of yesterday morning states
That York Factory is situated OF the mouth Of Hayfs
Iivstin the Hudson Bay In 500 north latitude and
sSs' WssI longitude. Timss & Gaseits. f
We said no such thing, The Montreal Herald
So and We Te.PublIshed Il in our pnpsT, uh-
dsrthe rsOper cTsdii, barring the 500 north lali-
lgis
By the way, will tho learned editor Of tho Ga.
r.e tell us what soft Of grammar, orlhOgraphyor
hsI this s, which we ind as leading editorials In
IIsnms number Of tue pepper that takes us to task
fain error Of one figure, which Ws did not make,
We are peased 10 learn flat Rev. L. Il. Co
ttl late Of Allegheny city, Pa, hos been elected
superintendent Of public schools IN Evansville,
UhO. That people will hnd him man Of The
Highest otdeF Of talent, leuIuing and wOElh-one
they will do we'll TO CHERISH.
Those goose Is sold, nadam.l a
We know good and experienced book keep
sfWhO nov out Of employment. II any Of our
IsideIS want hucb, they viii please inform ue.
Tie 81. Louis Democrat, in view ofthe large M
migtaltn IRON The NUglheEn SlaleS. thinks hat on
llOW calculation, there will be Que hundrsd thou
sand people in Kansas IL Que year from this time
Do you want any morei No Que will search Ia
The Times and Ghaene for Glundenj--ths search
would 10 TO find anything colIeet-whioh seatcll
would be like hunting needle In hey stack.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

TTAVING this day sold out my Grocery store on the
II west aldo or the Old Market NpAcs, ID THE city Of
Wbeellni 10 Wy bi6thsT Andrew MddteW, tll pbftono
ms BY book account or otheTWte hare
REQUIRED close (ho same By mole or otheTWte % ~
nosslble JOHN AlUbbhEW3r
wheeling, JGns pSth, 1884, \
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MOTICEI

NOTICE, l-lMl
TiIRslookholdaru IN the HemrGeld RtiiTOtd compaRy
arc repeated call upon Dr. laes akerand settle thelr
WIZ, HART CARR t'sFfA
auso8lmd M IioaslIeT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
49,
Gn0.O10

AltBdrftl Stapts aai HtediNeaYetAisa.
n WILL pay twelve dollars PEI toddd ia or GOOD white
oak RiaVes, chea lot, 6lheheg Wldoelear OF zap,
and n Inches % The hepTt-ppp third 10 be heldngl 20
long, ibehee vida clear Of Ha - inChse on ne
oart deVefti attic rGfo3d depot city
w ftfiA GRO W.isMlTH, Ntlh'
hpo0 .isfs i ll7ls ID i 'tPiftiiHFBgsrtTv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

~. t.IrfE Is FnH.rt 60 10 October ~ tbl3sff1 }
M,trys Aorfff1fr 4 llearGIoi an happytO
n,rlli sou iiat ti1 dsy hdo ns to ehloShSni Of
GOOD health, by ~ usp Of YOUR Hpmponh Tlnslue aud
he bleaslnFh Of God. enabled 10 pursue my daily
addicted should Know the great eaTatiVo powers Of the
TihetuTos lfn .elsl htt dnHi tt+ l4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

.N.a.aN.s !, Nst a,N'Nm would ec had eF Nen M,
AZ sN>s kN tS eMelys nea YET quite hnlhea, AMI
sss sa,~A NJ, NN appropriated ~ hat purpose uH'p the
~.aA ESS,~ aeNNN
te.a ~ ,a.swesA,e wNeA ,Ae wNg's,sN'es have ces
az Sc wees 81 sr eaS wASA ,hey VIII ec Nee 60 secr
Ns,t>elN nI am lesNes ew mNN c' he eeme esr' Va
AZ (St, h " aales ,he segSasetceleece N M tareon
S>sAsS> tVNes,S NJ he SANs sing t'sea, who has had
sae gaAnoseS sWl .el~~,e,eppee q the werA oOm The
tepsA.see asA ~ Ahm n, ,owaN~ @deN'e~i 'ftee
sssl r>se>S s,etN ri Ncsslalios we believe IN A"e'ea
l,s. lsv u government IL cres pNocp,altN despatch
vlpsyer iNtepl eSlahe, 90 egNmir,N rNp'nes az
sA.eS ,Nal l 81 act tasFN AZ aes' he'd s"N" e"''
ga, ~ SetS,eS MNys VIM novoe mt'"iei " 80 =
~ WA m lss1s Nyce, ~ ress'rm the ve'} %'''
sssN ., lsNcr assigned them. Very wa jus, "
Nv Me-,es esSA nN wNN'k ue'cS' y'e NeA'' NV
lsNe sNs, nsa Ard ,sN ha NJ ia sjs'k eel ''e' az"
tsAsS "a N,,.A eA wss,g sud when he ready IS c"nc
~ .,s =, q, v,sA .sA h. =, hid him. &c, me know
~. e>Ar,,s,. NJ this Ana saved NC eaN tNrhN io1Nlc'
~, EAa,s, ma. ". that A rrcac>; tcehle s''ses Com
~ .,es.,S.. s,slesN NJ dseAeQ,suS W'scaes who are
AL ~ 81 thsa IN siS mouths, in thrc ave W o" a'Ne
~ sAsSr commitment, Il Nlcn harrcns that one OF
49, ssrl N.,,s< n pgsN krovn as Vemhs 'uwyofs.
wsat sAe ec fN,m SSa,c prosecutor and set TIE 'N''S
sANSSsgsa Aai sent pP in hairy. hc'crc hts wi'c or
,ss. csa hear Il his Nclng in lmhc ana Tor mcdcr-
ar e>N sn,sSA however 10 hckSag the poor broken
r., sess have such oSSos The snNie, comes
eA tAs aSaaa pva,cnS aid $ washed, and clothed aud
M sn taken cSre II few DAYS and before he u able 10
- saNsAas an comes Gisghagc. This moi only mas
hAA s<fs uan the iadv dual but It's influence upon "'"
es a hAa s ey arc constantly hoping 10 set oil IN the
..nsewsy Its also q source OF grcat trouble 10 the
Nsr<.rSie and Governors. who aTV constantly oese' TO
s'sseAarSc ergaehody.
TAe-e j. ane s,s stem ri discharges that works we'll
e,sN, many stout boys are comwed aud persons from
~, ,ausr, are frequently calling 70 obtain such, and
whenever they can give good assurances that they wall
.aAe Ae into the interior far away from the city they
can So Discharge for them aud they often make right
soci farm lStescs>.
Thes - one more reform very much needed not only IN
TIE new wokhouse but in all Institutions. and that is
total ahoEshmen; Of the periec; rowdy unkctins upon
eAampaiync end the Accomplishments whenever the men,
ttrs Of the Legislature other dignaries 60 there
On viss. To commit men and women to prison for
6sunkennc aud then hold such orgies over their heads
hy those who committed or hold them there or not by
them in pcSson by their visitors is not calculated to
work their speedy reform The practice needs little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

were nlso akcn before Jurcc Stuart who fixed theirb bad
al ECO each for trial. and informed them that they
ats,d M examination before the time Of trial they were
oniilod 10 H. ard il sboud be granted them. Some Of
them csIucssod dcsiro 10 have tie matter Investigated
and such investigation sill take place shortly. quarrel
between the members Of the Committee TO whom was
trusted The distribution 81 the gs belonging to former
on prise Of Mr. Pcrhao Is said to have been a FOR
H. making Of the complaint II appear that after tho
co,,, iloo Of Distribution had adjourned considerable
n the property Ia be distributed remained in their
no...n in consequence Of many OF the ticket buyer
having fij 10 ., nd in their tickets. This property be-
came bone Of ccn,,ntion TO the Committee some Of
whom wished 4, divided nmoLc themselves, while oihe"
claimed they had night 10 it, I'd shaf 1t should remain
in The hands Of the property clerk MT John T. Sargent
rdcn, The complainant, was one OF we committee Inc
pcrsons crested dsclaim all participation IN the business
Of selling the g tickets and say they ac not the parties
interested and thai the whole Of the nformahon II false
and malicious upon the part Of the infcrners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
PREACHING IN THE PARK.

An elderly woman named Margaret Bishop preached
yesterday afternoon, from the steps of the City Hail. and
at O'Clock was followed by man whose name was not
ascertained large crowd present, and some dis
turbance took place. Two three rshmen were roughly
handled for interfering and two young men named Joseph
Knight and Daniel Collins arrested on complaint OF
Judge Beebe, who them from the Mayors Office az
stng TO lead on the disturbance Three rshmen named
Cary Folst and Brennan arrested for disordery
conduct in interfering with the meeting Judge Beebe
openod Court in the Chiefs Office and committed all the
prisoners TO await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
PERTAINS GIFT ENTERPRISE - ARREST
OFSONE OF THE PERSONS CONCERNED.

Daniel " Tnden OF No. 36s 9th-st., Saturday ap-
re.rcd before Justice sEsrt and preferred complaint
against Josah Perham 4 No. se3 Broadway in which he
state. that said perhau has set up and proposed large
amour, Of property IN Che City OF NewYork to be dis
trbued by lot or to and among such persons as
sha purchase shares therein that the shares are to be IN
number 100 ooO and sold for 81 each that james
S,acup, John c. Sargent Rosaan Carvesart and DANIEL
L. Cnldera engaged in selling tickets or shares mere
in the place aforesaid and that they are g"y % 'o
ls,pg the statutes in such cases made and provided
Upon this affidavit the magistrate issued warrant for
the of Mr. Perhsm and the Others, which was placed
in the hands Of Policemen Elder and Gallagher VINO pro-
ceeded to Mr. Persms exhibition room and there arrested
all the parties except Mr.. r., who was absent Ihey
also took Possession of the contents OF the once
which consisted Of a large number Of newspapers
letters and box Of gold pens and pencil cases which
were taken TO the Police Court The persons arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
MILITdRI.
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE n. Y. STATE FENC1-
ES-PRESENTATlON.


The Ncv-York State Fcncbles one of the Oldest mill
tary organizations in this City, celebrated their twenty
third Anniversary Saturday by parade aud dinner Of
The Florence Hotel corner Of Broadway and Walkers
At about O'Clock in the afternoon the company assem-
bled Of their armory the Broadway House. anS thence
accompanied BY Adkins Band. marched up Broadway
through Fourh-s, Sth-av., Carmine and Caualsts to
Broadway, and again TO their Armory.
At o'clock in the evening the corps proceeded to the
Florence Hotel, where they act down TO sumptuous en-
terteinInent prepared by Mr.. Loveoy the proprietor
Tho tables were well arranged and loaded with all the
delcaces that the season could furnish Among the in
vitcd quests we noticed Lieut. Col. Lyons, ex-Mlor
Lewis, Mr. AL Burtis, Lieuts Smith and Van Wagner of
the Patterson Blues and Lieut. Lambert Of the Light
Guard.
The company having done ample justice to the viands
spreed before them the cloth was removed when Lieut.
Wentworth announced the following regular toasts:
The Presiden, Of The . Unit A. si nte v,
EsJor General sanford.
Brcadier General Hail
The health Of Lieut. Col Lyons formerly Captain Of
the State Fencibles, was drank amid great applause
Lieut. Blauvcl at this time and made very neat
and appropriate address, compimeniing Col Lyons on
his promotion, &c, and concluding by presenting hun
with an elegant gold medal Lieut. Col Lyons responded
at some length, giving history of The State Fencbles
since their organization and returning thanks for the
testimonial presented by the corps. His remarks
ceved with loud applause.
Speeches were then made by cx-Maor Lewis, Leuts.
Smith and Van Wagner and Lieut. Lambert and others,
and the affair passed of with great ocidf.
The Now-York State Fenciblos number about seventy
five muskets and commanded by Lieut.. Wentworth
Cd Lieut.. Blauvet. The uniform of the corps is gray
cloth with white trimmings and bear-skin caps &C. The
captaincy is at present vacant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

The hot weather does not seem 20 affect places OF enter
taiumeut much as yet though establishments ere
closing up for repairs and new arrangements.
Niblos legtmaiely summer house has been constml
" filled Mile. Matthias rcaPpears tonight, after an sb
sence of several days, in consequence OF an accident
The Rnve a. usual keep the audience in PleasuFable
excitement of surprise and mirth.
The Broadway Thenter withdrew " Fausius' on sa'ur-
day night after very successful run This week ihere
will be lighter work under the lead Of Mrs.. Barney VII
Hams the versa,ile. and her husband. 4 drama,
written by Mr. Brougham called The Irish Yankee Is
to be produced tonight. The programme promises
well.
Wailscks popular house is open tonight for Mr. VS.
benefit when he will play Don Felix" character e.
peeialy his own, with Brougham as "Gibbie." The
closng piece is Sketches in India in which Mr..
Brougham gives his remarkably correct limitations Of emf
peut actors. Mr.. Walack will have a bumper. On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
DIED.

CArfNs-In th. City on sstuIesy "'''
ad M sds ofths f.niy IT, 81 ~ $780, ssas
e'ete Ne RD ftose r.l,. s.A.,t. ILL.,.
o. n,vIps0S-In CITY Of L.y n.,,Ssc. "
dsushts Of s.y respectfully invited 10 attend the
The trends spcs parents No "a 10Th sy a. oeoeA
,hk e.y On saturday H. m Mary Hsumsn ssed ~
ia -aa,th. and Is days
sss .eqastanees and those Of her Az yes.
respectfully invited attend her funeral nom No. -
$1,000 Br.oklyn this afternoon q O'Clock.
KixCsLEY0p Tuesday the 18th lust, Wn knss'sy -"
Of ?
MORTOH-Op Saturday, June II, Of consampuon ~
phis, his passage honswsrds Mr. Noah C. Morton H' ~
yssr Of bis age. -. q. ....,d ~ fu-
residences Of bis brothsr Nj Isonss
MARsH-As Peof. Ill., The Afh INST nn ss - - ~
vie the Tain sAss Mara ana dsnsnssf u -
Huntoon Of Ma aged q -. - r voara
pEAsEoe sends syssa ~. sm, =. rsspsss sv =
.ssd liz funeral - late .ssds.es No tss ssdss Rb
~.,sS.s rorrins 1sh inst, d - A. ~, v1sse-t
nj, h. ,sLsn 10 Chsses ts 49, phi siss
ppxIr-In this C.sy. June 10. hhs hAeaasss "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
HOMEOPATHY IN VERMONT.


Correspondence OF The " Y Tribune.
DANyILLE VT, Wednesday, June "A, 1854.
"The Green Mountain Homeopathic Medical Associa-
on convened in this place at ioI O'Clock A. NJ Tnis
the frst regular meeting of the Association since it.
ganization in February much sur
rrsed TO find quite goody number of physicians present
TO participate the proceedings OF the meeting, when
VIZ r. inier sting and marked with much vigo and si
N2P NJ a public address was delivered az the Baptist
Church by Dr. j. Stone OF St. JOhnsbury. The speaker
took occasion bear down rather hard and with much
earn,sness upon the present dominant method OF practice
but on the whole it quite an able effort The pro-
ceedings were not concluded till quite late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

The increase over the past week is only 81, which
very moderate though the total is 100 more than for the
corresponding week in 1853 The most unpleasant feature
in the above report e of 81 deaths from cholera
This large increase the previous week and may
well create concern in the public mind Wards Island
furnishes cases and those properly within the City were
mainly among newly-arrived immigrants or in densey-
packed and filthy houses. Clearly, acclmated, and de-
contyprudont people have cause for ALARM The vari
atoms in other diseases not notable Consumption OF
course the regular standardboarer Of death, carrying
off a. The deaths from external causes number 30.
The following Table will show the monthly progress OF
al the principal diseases well as Casualties, under
which head are put all of death not usually sub
ected TO medical treatment We add the totals by weeks
since tbe close Of the first quarter Of the year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
THE SUNDAY IN BROOKLYN.


There was no disturbance in Brook yesterday. All
Yves az quiet and peaceabe a Sabbath should be- The
preacher took his stand at the usual hour 70 O'clock
T. NJ a large crowd gathered around him but no symp-
IONS odsturbance were manifested All present appeared
TO listen etenvey and after the the assemblage
dispersed quietly and in order
The Special Police on duty the previous Sunday were
out Yesterday The force comprised 200 men, Differed as
follows: let Division Jesse Secck 2d do, George Hail.
Sd do f. b. Stryker; 4th do, John C. Cammeyer The
force under Sheriff Lott composed of two hundred
men, of which two divisions. of 80 men each, were
stationed in Brooklyn, under Captains John Swel and
Marriott C. Croft The other portion was stationed in Will
Iiamsburgh, under command Of J. w. Bumsed The
specials were held in and the regular police were
stationed as follows the Flint District Capt Joel Smith,
and the Fourth District, Capt Wright at the of
noyt ard Atlanic-sts the Third District, Capt Camp
bell at the South Ferry; and the Second District, Capt
King, at the Catherine Ferry. The military we're not
ont their presence not being deemed necessary.
The crowd in the nothing like as numerous
as the Sunday previous and disposition at disturbance
was manifested anywhere.
Ate O'Clock p. N. Mr. John Rae local preacher at
tached to the Bndges Primitive VI f. Church. ascended
mound in vacant LOT the corner OF Atlantic and
Hoytsis., and preached sermon to quiet audenee
numbering from 200 1000 persons. He took for his
text tie 10th verse chapter OF I'D Timothy And hath
brought life and Immortality to hight through the Cos
opel" from which be delivered excellent DISCOURSE void
of any Objectionable illusions to any religious denomina
ton When the preacher had concluded the congreg alton
moved off There was no excitement disturbance, no
fuss and do disposition manifested to create any. In
short it was a model Sunday comparatively speaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
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