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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate 81

The County New York, notice 70 hcfoby slVen 20 NJ
persons having claims AGAINST ISAIAH BEESLEY late OF the
Civ OF New York Painter deceased present the same
" X vouchers thereof 10 hs gbsc ber az the store OF Joseph
q Dorr No $50 Green schs in the City Of New,fos on
or b. fore The 9Th dsy Of Nc emhsr next sdNew fos the
an dsy OF Nav. 1854 JOSEPH o. D0RR Administrator
PIECE AM REESLEN Aiminsratrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
HixEY II LEFDs. Auctopeer -ay h u. LEsos Co
ON TUESDAY, Sept. ri, at lOi o'clock, at

" No - - Mars rsee
FLFGANI HOUSEHOLD RNtTUBg-Con-snsd n
the .rse directory h0use store. consisting o. veTL ncn
carved roseW ood Sscs Tee etes Wis Aru en1 Pir'I
chairs covered n rich six b-ocaele. el5oratcy carved
,neouare: sfatuAy Marble Horse elegant Oh Paintings
reh Fee1ck plate M1lile 5ls rich frames. carved rose
wood CABINET do quaTte.ie sta;a4Ey marble -roaP, the
Gotc CClteT Table, -tA-lA-y. marble tOp;
one Pal!or suite. In erHsOe and Eh-ie sAtn dAaS Cushion
haek With Eis.ere lined satin wood plate rNss
h.ris sup~rb Grand Piano FORTE ~ o spen
did e-n gold Piano Covers, CandelsoIas ith dro-,
rih M painted Chnse VASES valuable Ca fantin<s N
,ilt francs Chinese Vases crimson AMI gold SIX onc a-e
Wip50w Cursin- with ieavy tzels and cord lac Under
Curtains. eh Bohemian Vases elegant velvet Carpets orna'
mental Oss Chandeliers, A. -,
DISrsG RooN-Witon CARPET. rsev-od tNterscn Table,
lsrs rssom-nt OF costly Chirs snd G'-swse D'neF Set
sos.s ptvsrs Cfrd Tables me screw sewing taoie ech
Plate Glsss ormou Gas Chandeliers, fer OiAss IaAeY
Also ot Ct silve- sad sitv plated ware oons OF al
vey cake bar cssc-- ltcelfs briyes osE 71as &c
Also with s-se OF snd yigabe
standard Books xc with ether nabe urnitur Also Bed
room Furniture. BTlssl M rain rpets Loo.az 1s
Eureau and Dressing do. Cottage FuEuituEe w Saods
P.as Saluesss Pillows Blankets. -; Turkey Ourhns
Fir. peh Bedstssds Dysns elegant rosewood ara9 OAS
sstu us God mable-top DRESSING Brresa with
oys sss.: Eusyiugs Clocks French plate Pier Ola es
bfodered rosewood Eins Mirror, lunar VI 'iohs
Hat Raets and large assortment OF other qaiuae uihufe
Sale 10 commence with Kitchen
Op@n Tor exhibition day before the sale cstsogue-
can be had by sppl.ng Office. The house TO rent
possession given immediately. '<o'-
HFSRY n LsrDs Auc'iou-er-By II. II. LEEDs Go.
nN SATUR DAY, Sept. %, at IL o'clock, az
~ the rooms No 10 Na.saast by order Of The Ex9c
utors Gold and Silver Watches Patent Lever Detached
yer Pen snd Pencil Cases and other Jewell One OF hernng
lem - U0eF@
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JosEPB HsGEsAN, Ancdonrer -
CATURDAY, Sept. %, at l0l o'clock. 4. NJ,
- At No SCI Hlcisst near DeEI4S Brook II gea@Ts
s.sorfuspt Of PARLOG CHAMBER and KITCHEN FUR
NTTURF Csrnets Orcoihs Bedsfeds Feather Beds Hfr
Mstresses Chas Mahogany sofas Sc sc 80 an excel
Int Rc.ep,J risno 7ocsves Catalogues The sslesro1n
rffsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
WILLIAM II. ELTING,
MICHAEL q. II ART,
FISHERMAN BR0WSELL,

New.YOrk. September 8, ls54 6o nss
SUPREME COURT-County Of kInge.-Ibe
- RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COArASr against
John YOUNG WILLIAM AkNOtD, ~ An,
Mold Dr. and - ARNOLD. his VIE, sod CohSEL,ns
d BLAKE-Summons Rellef-lCo %. sD-Io yOhS
YoTSG WILLIAM T. ARNOLD LEMuEL AkSOLD,
!, .nd - ARNOLD his WIFE dsisndanu; foo ere
I,sh~ .mnoned 20 tho complaint In this seton
hi Iii - s,S In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Comfy Of
:, ~ CIV Hal offbe City Of Brooklyn. and TO serys
.n,x, r on Subscribers st their ONCE, No Sl
~ corner Of John-st, New York within tweoy days
49, = vice Of this you exclusive OF the day
.-yy,rs, and you fail the said complaint
,S ~ dine aforesaid the plaintiffs Ia this seton viii s
- % The Court the relief demspded 10 the eomplsint
bs,sS usust 10. 1854 PkEI NlChOLS,
Dsna,5IswSvF Plsiutiss Attonsya
CTPREME COURT-THEODORE w.
- MARSH and AUGUSTUS MARSH sgt okOkoE Cok-
HELIUs-summors for demand on Contradiction
not served ITO the. DEFENDANT foa are nsreey ssns
rnoned and required tbe complaint 10 NJ Snon
which sled the of the Ciek OF the City ana eaaJ
fNewYok At the City Hail. IN the City and County Se.
York on the tn day September 1884, and 20 servs copy
your answer 70 the aid complaint % the subsenoer
o6ee No in Gresnwchst NswYcrk City, ~'fhAn tsssy
a.y. .frr The service Of this SUMMONS yos szcev
az a. al .arh srryee; and you fail 70 snswa ne -
ni.int y,hp the Aforesaid the plaintiffs I'D tahs
r The srm Of hundred and thirty tonao s.
a.. r~pts vita es IL average nteres bssldss No ss
eton-Dsfed, Nsv York sspssn Der 10 sss,r.x
a1swe~I.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

the County of New YORK, notice hereby given to al
rerso, having claims against JERUsbA WILLIE late OF the
CITY York widow decreased 10 present the same with
vouchers bereot e subscribers at the residence
before fifteenth dsv Of July ueHtDated New Yors the
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ALERT II. NiCoLaY. Aucnonerr
E\TFEI HOUSEHOLD Fl RNlTtRE al

Al 4 NiCOLAY. AucuOne~r
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FlRNlIURE at
" AUCTION ALERT n. NlCoLAY will sell on
FRIDAY Sept ~ a. lct o'clock Peeisey a. me
House No 81 Bond -, tie ENTIRE fUkNlfUkE VIII "a
aesanf raIlOr Furniture covered WI nSn BIOS
iee aud Plush; uiaIbletop CeIier and sids scs
Piano 6, oc,aves Of Prisons celebrated make Ds.ne
funiure Brgs TsPe'y CafP9hS' pa Wn5robe. 3D.
resus urtaiBs Shades Mahogany SOFA ana thhIs III IA
Cloth L9uPse. Fay CEs nSe e.. h IN banls5e nasy
and d. post required from every pufcha bot ~ ~,
Auctioneer CssIos9e- can BE 9ossned on NJ SIS,
W A C.RTTE Auciioneer No 81 Oey.si. cor Greenwch'
GROCERIES, WAGON. SUGAR, TEA, Raj
" sINs-TTIs DAY, a. Iol o'clock Ci4Iet Wine bsnds
si Txine Raw Rom scales Store Fntares - boxes
superior Gunpowder Tea, lbs. eaeh Wrapping Paper
"OTSEUOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION.
III on SATURDAY MORNING at loi o'eoes Sr .L
SiTrRE and HOUSEHOLD ARRANGEMENTS in house
No "a sIhsv i5th,t consisting Of an e1ieesse siss
l, ain oI shine and deposit viii be required OF every Prr
chaser The catalogues will De ready ana Ins rlin 80
splendid Rosewood Psno Forte IN ns- but one yes over Wv
yare ch Tapestry Ingram snd Brussels carpet % me oo
one sue Rosewood Psrlo- Furniture, very elegant Two
9eb pl.te Mirrors very large dnengons; Rosewood Mar
bic TOP Tables Eiaee.e. nelly carved HaiI .s1rn r
on sue costly Drefden Vsses ststua the Three traces
de- solid Rosewood Reception and PArlor Chairs Lece
tans rich OIL Shades. with pfoason Oh DeA4.. $500
cHhMBi FURNITURE Best quality of Feather Beds
Ro..f, Pilo~. Hair MATTRESSES Blankets; R..e good Ma
b"s.ny and Walnut Gothic and French Bedsead Mshossny
Dres.ing Bureaus Ws.hstsnds eegan, CHINA IYst SEE 80
Iootns Gs,es Clocks Sprng.-st Chairs, Rocker bo1s
case Music Cabinet, Ae with larTe ssot r n o.
MEkTROo fuRNiTUKE o.s sors.
Goblet, Ivory Cutlery White China sets. &C NO postpone
meni Stages and cars Psss the door
HENRY 4. LEEDS, AuctiOneer, Will sell
THIs DAY FrSsy. sept p At TO- o'clock At No 2Ss
II.L..., III The FTjRkITJ'RE STOCK OF STORE, Gin
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the County Of New York notice hereby gwen % AZ per
OF Ngw-Yok builder deceased, to present the came With
vouchers thereof to the subscriber al the See Of Isaac fo
No Il5 FlilsbehsL the City Of Ne~fos on or before
the twe fourth DAY of January next-Dsted Ne~'foh
the tw eutieu. day ofJlly. let ,.,yv 81.
,,gi t.xemEs Nv CUAs r HALEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16
Jersey city News.

THE BNFYr FIRE DEPARTMENT Fuyp.-Thurs-
day night the benefit of the Jersey City Fire Department
Fund took place ut Commercial Hail. and was an inte-
resting and decidedly successful affair in all respects
realizing at least t4c0 for the fund The hall was dense
ly filed and many who had purchased tickets could },
gain abundance The entertainments consisted vocal
and instrumental music limitations recatons &c The
selections were choice and Trey executed in good
style--many OF them exceedingly well The performers
were volunteers. citizens, who by request gave their
services for the public benefit Among the volunteers
were the Jersey City Brass Band, lately organized led
hyJ NJ Flochton Mr.. J. W. woodrnr, Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department OF Eizabethtown, and David Scott
Gen. +. X. v Wright, Aldermen Thompson D. s. Gre
CORY, Jno r MeCeary: Messrs. Gaut'er, Hawks, w. A.
Townsend Taylor Walker and others, Of Jersey City.
There will be other entertainment OF the kind for
the same purpose in short time when those who could
not be present thursday evening can attend.
RESULT OF THE BREACH or PROMISE CAsR--About year
since the circumstances relative to suit brought
against VIM X Hail. at that time Superintendent Of tas
Harlem Railroad, for breach Of promise Of marriage,
by young lady from Washington, were publishcd and
II was subsequently stated that she had obtained YER
dict of $l3 COO against him. nce that time he has ap-
piled for the bnt OF the insolvent act submitted to
i'm prfonmtnt In the Hudson county JAIL and recently
Outlined discharge from his debts BY Of which
h. escsres the penalty and leaves the lady who
ctst vbs IN ssg raVa'td enc, without redrsss
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dense sog envrsppsd the city yesterday morning,
and for time greatly mpeded navigation on the rivers
and bay The ferries detained during the morning.,
snd several accidents Of serious nature occurred The
feg was 80 dense that II mpossbsto ton feet
ahead Even pedestrians had to keep sharp look out
and pick their steps with to avoid collision with
the psssers BY. Great Inconvenience experienced
by the residents Of Brooklyn, Jersey city, and Staten
Island, who do business in this city, account Of the
detenton Of the ferry boats. The Hamilton fer
~ boats at one time kept the passengers waiting
three hours while the other ferry boats found It imposs
BILE to perform their trips in the usual time The Brook
iyn South ferry boat Transit, ran into the brig VIM
nuean, which arrived Thursday from Port su Prince.
The brigs bnlvarks, stern and end Of jibboom were
tore sway while the Transit lost part OF her rs and
bad portion Of her cabin stove in The Peck slip
boats made bat two trips after OK oclrck A. NJ Of
the boats landing the passengers at the South ferry The
Hamilton avenue ferry boat Gowsnus during the con
tnusnce OF the fog into and seriously injured the
government schooner Ann, damaging her bow so that
she filled and sunk The Staten Islander ashore at
New Brighton, but was finally got Oh, aud arrived at
her destination Ut whitehall an hour behind her usual
time The fog prevailed all along the Sound and the
eastern steamers the Commodore Worcester and State of
Maine, which due hero early yesterday morning,
did not arrive until ~ Pm
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lis known at least il should be-that throughout
All countries OF tie Catholic persuasion,
Some weeks tes ehrove T4e-.iaJ comes about,
The people tsle their III af recreation,
And buy repentance ere THY become devout,
How. nigh their RANK or low their stxton
With fdding ieas,ing, drinking, dan cling, masking,
And Other thing which may be had for asking
The New TX C,rpiv.' although little earlier
than Bfpios Is neVrrtesIsss abaut the Same ssrt
Of thing patti, ular'y +, the rerlschorean part
OF It. 1t Sss new been al ly iaaugarased, an is
wiz LAST until after toe ho,'dsys The ssning aud
breaking 4 toenhsnts seems TO have very little
effect upon the pubic snu~emeuts.
The haosur.aon II toe Carnival took place at
tos Chinese ,ss nb,y Rooms last Thursday mig t,
WHEN the Saiit Nicholas Association (conp posed Of
employees Of The st. Nc 'nlas Ho eil gave its frat
annual bail. AS there are oysr two hundred per
soEs employed la various Capacities in the St
Nicholas the i.rRe't ao1 magnificent hotel in
the word-ths siety l. for all prsctical
purposes. Tns ball gotten up by Subscription.
and tickets 70 ont-;ders were either presented or
stld at q vey Io~ price. TIE proprietors of the
hotel, Tre-sd~eH A kes d Co.. we're pleasantly sur,
prised by the ball, "a t,s, pad had previous
knowledge Of the existence OF the association.
We received the following i.yita'ion, printed in
gold, on eoperbly enocssfd paper:--
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City Intelligence.

SHAKE-HASD SuPPR.-We understand that the men,
beers elect Of the New York legislature from this city,
partook Of what they called shake-hand supper, at
the Astor House, last Monday evening The affair
got up for the purpose Of introducing the members to
each other previous to entering their legislative
duties Tho supper has been described being excel
lent and the speeches witty The festivities pro-
trsced t. = late hour.
NKw ENGLAND SocHrY-This society proposes to cele
brate the two hundred and thirty fourth anniversary Of
the lending Of the Pilgrims, Thursday the 2lst inst
BY address from Mr.. William NJ Evarts, and other
aprroI rate css at the Church Of the Messiah,
broadway at haif-past O'Clock p NJ, and dinner at
the Astor House the day following, (the 22d) at
o'clock T. N. Several distinguished speakers will be
present.
Boy Run OVER A HAcK.-A boy named Richard
Reilly was over by hack yesterday morning. about
O'Clock at the corn Of Broadway and Cortlxndt
street He taken to the New York Hospital, much
injured.
BANK FOUND OPEN-The Second ward police found
the Shoe and leather Bank open Thursday evening"
snd had il properly secured Either the police In this
ward very vglant else the clerks and storekeep
ers are careless judge by the returns at the
Chiefs Office, which show that great number Of stores
and Offices had been left open on that evening
TIKI NEW CTrY HAIL-The plan Of . new City Hall, Of
fered by Alderman Wakeman, will be exhibited at the
Law Institute to-day where gentlemen interested
can view It, and form their opinion as to its merits
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Memoranda.


Ship Fearless at San Francisco Nov 10 from Boston,
crossed the equator Nov Ion III; from thenoe had light
southeriy winds carried the trades "a Of the harbor
for the last Ave days
Ship Arcoe At San Francisco 10th ult NYork juno
- was on Cape Horn three days In strong gales Sept Is
Frederick seaman fell from the foretopsall ard
and vas drSxnsd crossed the equator Oct H. 2 and
had light NNE winds TO Monterey after which hed light
winds cams had been Oh the hsrbor the last
days IN calms and light brceses tho had
down with the scurvy.
Fortune late Of bark Martha CLARK before reported
lost the from Belize Hon. to Ruatan Island
New Orleans New Orleans 4th inst in the Flying
Dragon with the supercargo The lett At Belize
all down with fever.
large yaw boat good order worth about So drifted
ashore At Point Judith the 4h inst the day after the
heavy eesteriy storm.
LAUrcEED-At Albridgs 2lst ult, by Mr. Amos Dyer. =
splendid brig Of go called the William NASH to be
commanded by Capt VIM Nash Of Cherryfed. Same time
and pac: y Ny ahsn Hincksy bark Of $50 tons to Be
Recently, At Robbinston, No. BY Aessrs Vose Joyce,
bark Of abt $50 TONS called the La PIERRE owned
by the builders.
Ship Moses Davenport launched Newburyport 7th inst
HOO tons. Her Chas Hill Esq, Capt VIM Lam
bert, Of Portsmouth, and parties in Newburyport.
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WiIiiam.burg CITY News.

TIE FARMERS AND CITIZENS BAxK.-Some little uneasi-
has been caused amongst dcpostors and bholders
Of the Farmers and Citizens Bank in consequence Of
that their bulls thrown out by the brokers
in Wall street Thursday. Their notes promptly
redeemed the counter during yesterday with specie
We informed yesterday by the officers of the bank
that they have now in circulation $40 600, and that
their issues secured by stocks amounting to $113
000 OF which $40 COO United Stetes stocks and 97S
0tC in State ttocks
FIRE.-Yesterday morning, about four o'clock, FIRE
broke out in the blacksmith shop OF Mr. Thomas Stack
shpbuilder the of lot in First street. between
Nesth First and North Second streets. This together
with frame house, No. 25l First street, occupied
grocery and dwelling BY Michael Farrell was entirely
destroyed The buildings owned by Mcssrs. Lake;
loss about $500, no insurance. Mr. Stacks loss in
tock, tools, &C., $7oecovcred by insurance, in the
Manhattan and Equitable Insurance companies Of New
York. Mr.. farrells loss, about s6Oo-nsurcd in New
York companies for $500. The office OF f. 8. Keith's
lin. and brickyard adjoining was considerably damaged
The fire Is supposed to have been the of nccnd
airy, as an attempt was made to fire the premises the
night previous.
MEETING CoIoREp CITIZENS "A meeting OF the mem
bers Of the Colored Political Association Of Kings County,
held Mt the Rev. Mr.. Hodges church, Thursday
evening, the President Rev VIM. Hodges, 10 the chair
The following preamble and resolutions adopted
Whereas we, the colored inhabitans Of the city Of
Brooklyn and county Of Kings feeling that great wrong
$3.50 worth real csate before have the priv
leee of casting votes and believing that freedom
one Of the first principles Of all democratic institutions
therefore
Resolved, That we hold convention Of the counties
Of New YORK. Kings Suffolk and Queens, In Rev. w. j.
Hodges church in South sixth street, Williamsburg,
the f7fh 81 December, at ~ NJ for the purpose of
petoring tho Legislature for the abolition Of the pro-
perry qualification.
Revolutions also adopted inviting general at
tendance and recommending similar county conventions
on the same day throughout the state.
VIOLATING CRY ORDINANCES : Yesterday afternoon,
officers Cox and Cook, Of the Third ward arrested Ave
New York car'men for driving over and damaging the
Sidewalk in vic alton Of the city ordinance They were
fined - so each bv Mayor Wall These men, together
with twenty Eve Others In cartug o Ice from the
sunken lots in the Third ward said IL FOR BRONX,
Of Houston and Elm Streets New York This ice
that SKINNED from stagnant pools may be intended
to cool the pure Croton, and II may not.
ENGINE RUNNERS The Common Council have adopted
resolution requirng the patrol police 20 examine the
engine houses nightly and arrest al boys and ntruders
found therein at i, unrea sonable hour.
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CLEARED
sss s,n eh Union Adsns Asyrs uyins..on
S Sp Bsss Lssdis D.sA. p.S
Ship 81 Charlss Bowers, New Orleans Stanton Thonp
Ship Loehmsssn Castle Brl Turner Mobile. A L.sry.
css. sn. Gee st
R R..i A.s r,n Wolf; Xxx wss. ssSS,s Petite:
s.. os'; S. El Porto Esss Schmidt
Bs s s:;s Sss CO. ss's;: c:s:s p:E sssf
k S:ss s 4.i s.s :s
sehr Ph;ro, Crapnsr. ps.isn, Van Bru a 4 sl.sM
schr r L 4 Stuart, Lossr. Plymouth. Van Brunt
Sc: F F::s: Ss's l1 s.'''
ssS S Atlantic. ' Sisi.s: sS% Salem RSps:
sshI Orator. Hayes. rroSiasnes, master: unc
ARRIVED
N.ssn ah ~. 10 Sen su. Nth
H.ssns Tor Aspn~s; issS LAT 81 g. lon y ssa.issd
SS,s berry, With
E: .Sip rsyssad
New YSri snd ship Ocean Rover q P.rspoo.h Thur.
WITH red letter T. ' The S wss d:.ainsd I've hour:
AG: :s U.,s. K;s, ,,.sgss Nes vita
bs ao:
since Dec 10 west Of Nantucket Shoals Sid In wit
ship Yorkshire for New York Dec TO- between Nantucket
and GEORGES Shosl, passed steamship Baltic, Comstock
hence for Liverpool.
Ship Brswse Weeks MatanIas Is days. with sugar and
nolassss to Dow Loud Co. Experienced heavy weather
the coast
Bark Dency tof Prospect Averl, Cadis, "a DAYS, with
salt and vine TO Giro FranciA Co. Nov H. lat e o. Ion
80 81 spoke Br bark Alice % days from London for Jamxcs
70. s - es Ss.;
westerly gales.
Schr Doctor {Br Lobb Denia, SPAIN days with fruit
to Conner, Wallis Co. No date lat 30 Ion IS So spoke
brig s';worsh 10 d cY1s hence for Pas.
ashore At Absecom.
schr Splendid liEhter from wreck Of Deg bark verge
Marie ashore at 1ontAuk.
BELOW.
Ship Albert Callatin pk DelAno Liverpool Oct o. with
mdfe and passengers, 70 Crinnen.
Schr Jane Nhree mAsted), from -
Schr Enchantress, from -.
Wind during the day ENE, and light with dense fog;
sunset, Me- "
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PORT JEFFERSON, Dec 9-Arr schrs Breeze Dickinson,
New YDri; James = Bayies, jayne, 40; 10Th Carlton
Bell RslinsSn; aarsens non.on s.wssr and Sec Flowsf
cob Duryee Pundsron NYork; Planet Hastings, Bridge
ports big Olnds Esse1 18th, schrs ohio, Terriil
York; Mary Bayes Tooker Providence; 18TH schr Henry
James Adrich, NYork; sloop Emperor Darling do yaokt
Irene, Hawkins Montauk, CT.
PHILApELPHIA, Dec l5-Arr .echrs Triumph, Baker,
Boston; Martha Wrghtington, Wrig ktington Fail River;
Dnfheid, Jones, Portland, CT; Abigail, Sherwood.
CID brig May Queen Jackson NOrleans schrs Shall.
ler Pratt; Dufheld Jones; Triumph, Baker and Tee
graph koath NYork: Huntress Lee, Beverly; steamer
Sanford, Sanford, kYork
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THE CARNIVAL COMMENCED.
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
First 0oirce Of the Saint Nicholas
Association.
Grand Ball at the Chinese Assembly Rooms.

Inauguration OF the Holidays by the Em-
ployes Of tho Saint Nicholas Hotel--Thc
Fraternizatson OF Employers and Em-
ploycd-The Guests at the Hotel in for tho
Fun-Thc Oader OF shc Dance-No Signs OF
Hard Times In the Servants' Ha;i-The
Ladies' at the isrii-The Bellies and Beaux-
6ceneg-tnc ide nts,
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Brnoklyn INTELLIGENCE.

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT Copsr--BsroRE Jupoa ROCK
WE'LL Patrick O'Kely rs. the Long Island Railroad
Company The jury IN this case noticed yesterday,
brought in verdi for $500 damages FOR plaintiff.
Rr6olph Lapp al Daniel Pagan rs. Englcacrt Lott,
Sheriff II Kings COZ aty plaintiffs engaged in the
tirnng business IN Williamsburg. Defendant levied
upon their property aud sold it to satisfy execution
against one Iapp, (no the paintiG whereby the bust
ness Of the plaintiffs was seriously injured. Damages
for pisltitfs $132,
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For this soses, 80 uni ,ue aud go novel. our fash
icnsble reporter got hirlsst up las the theatre bills
ssy1 "entrely regard ess Of expense" aad min
glsd in the gay aud festive scene with that entire
sd~g frosd ana eaay grace which is so Distinguish
ing trait in the professioc.
As earl, ss Line o'ck ok The splendid saloon of the
Assembly Rooms was filed With bril!isn. party.
Here no lack Of irnoeent diversion
Song dance wine music,
And al the usuu. corcomitapts. The reception com
Nittee, Messys. R.fert,. Dunn, Farrell end Rey
folds. we're fat in the disc large Of their delicate
iuriss: snd every rev ON n was properly attended
10. Evsry NOV eut th. re was fresh arrival and
ht twelve oclt OK, the bail as pretty yht as
pne would wish 20 Che ladies were pcettly
dressed snd the gentlemen we're accomplished ca
valiers. Marks Cotilloo Bapd gave out deiicions
music, and the order OF the dance proceeded &C
corting to the folio Sing programme
ST. NICHOLAS ASSOCIATION BALL.
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FATAL AccTpEsT At CIISross PoNY.- fatal accident
ha srened last night at Clintous Poin sbot miles
this side 81 Poughkearsie Ii appear that Thvas Corn
WE'LL engine OF the teamboat Wa bpgton, repair
ing the machinery the upper deck, when his foot
slipped, and he and the ladder thrown into the
river II Is supposed that his foot became entanged in
the ladder, and both sank together. He was young
man much respected and leaves wife and family His
place Of residence was Catskil.