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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
law LNIEZLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURr-srEefAt Txss-bT'ors Jsass hirchsLL-
DECISION.
In the matter Of the application for an Attachment
against Lewis Tappan and Benz Douglass, OF mercantile
agency for refusing 10 answer interrogaons on com
mission from Huron County, Ohio wherein Bsardsley u
nainf and Kennon defendant, and where n Is alleged
defendant IN si7 or s4s an agent for said mercsn-
tile agency and made statement in writing relative %
the character Of plaintiff which is beous Messrs Tap
nan and Douglass refused to the nterrogations, a.
might form part Of chain implicatng themselves
The Court held that they were not bound % & n
down the rule a. TO the kind Of questions which the wit
aeas may decline answering and the Chancelior lss
not Obliged to impcs ate himself &c. Motion for attach
ment denied
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEeiAL rEAA-Bss'ss Jads'
Iscsasss
In the matter OF the application o: stephen arng 10.
III. discharge from imprisonment. Assignment executed
and defendant discharged.
In the matter Of the receiver o the effects oi ish
Bentley order giving permission TO the receiver ID
I.sssl L. Wyckoa agt Edward II. Sands Report os
referee confirmed
BROOKLYN COURT OF GENERAL szssIoNs-Bsfofs Judge
Msoss and Justices STIL~ELL and srsfk.s
The trsl Of Isaae Champion indicted for msdsmeanos
ia grassssg licenses to improper persons-5esng mem
ber Of TIE Board Of Excise-was coneuaea yesterday u,
rested upon what they eontended TO be the only pont
the case Of wul and coup. action on the part Of ns
defendant which they held had not been proven ~ ns
prosecution The Judge in bis charge plainly sa
the aw and bore rather severely against the
and the jury after sho.t absence rendered. N''' "
gully. ps ,~ho has ha,.,
This Is the second member Of the boafo VIZ has s
convicted for the same ind ictment Ihe Pun"a%sna
imprisonment In terra not exceeding oHe year aaa nns
Of no. more than $3.50 Sentence wss sospsna. '" en
ab,s DEFENDANT counsel se bal OF exeeptons wm
Gubbins. Who bad been sunmoneo ss w"nea ~ @ tns
case and failed to attend wss erog9hs up o. n attach
nsO, and fined % for cos'emp' Oh '0N''' =" F'Au'
the tsrnin alton Of the above trial Chas hcGiene
nay man about tweni y-one ysars Of age, w1 plaeet
ol trial on the charge Of highway robbery kfcm th
RYAN. and Thomas Conner tslso indicted, sssacked
man asmed John Neson on the night Of 18th April let
while passing the corner Of Court and berKenstS sn
knocked him down Several officers q the Third DAtrsc
Police coming up about this time sook the aassanta int
custody On arriving at the station House Nelson misae
bis pocket book containing over e6 and supposed deene
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HAYTIEN MISSION.

Tie American Baptist published at Utica, contains
Some facts in regard to this mission which will be perused
with interest, appears that eight converts were bapsed
st Prince in the fall ofls47 and mission mas
advanced from that small beginning 10 one OF much i'm
fortance Three principal stations are now regu oc
tupied-Por au-P Prince st. Marc and PortdePaix The
6rs of these is the capital Of the Island with popuiaon
OF thirty or forty thousand 1t constitutes OF itsei an ex
tensve missionary field and Of great interest and
promse Connected with it there are no less than ve
the vicinity where occasional labor
/, bes,owed and where the way open for any amount
nj ,shor The church in Port-auPrince numbers at
nes, about sixty-ve. St. Marc is an inland town Of
on.de,ahle importance having church of twenty
e. ,noubers and three out-ststions Port-de-Pax is
p;bne seaport town. The church is small, numbering
n,,y seven members; but il has Ave out.sta,ons.
There arc other inviting points not connected with any
m tho above stations among which may be reckoned cape
Vaytien one of the largest towns in the north OIL the
island and Aquin in the south.
In addition to Mr. Judd, three native Haien preachers
are deyotng themselves entirely to the missionary work
bese are j. j. Lavois, pastor of the church at Fort
81 Prince, J. b. Faurre, pastor of the church at ST.
syc and A. D. Thelemaque not We. ordained but ready
for ordination aad having charge of the station al fo
e Pex There arc also three candidates for the ministry
Jysse Pautre already licensed preacher resident al S'
Nanc. Paul Lochard under instruction at for'
and Augus,e Armagnac in this country ana oesarouS
40 making arrangements obtain here such mental ou
s,re "a may tend to 6t him fcz future usefulness
The Board having in charge this mission, say 'hs'
should te raised for its support during the current
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CITY ITEMS.

A rain-refreshng, exbilarating, glorous-eame down
upon yesterday for almost the whole twenyfour hours
II fell very moderately except for half hour and
with sundry interval but glorious rain neverhe-
less and fell so that almost every drop absorbed by
tie EARTH The thirsty sands of Long Island the parehed
red soil Of NewJesey, the dry gravel OF Westchester
drank and were gaddencd though they drank be-
fore We had had fortnight of intense heat with little
nn for the past month"; and the earth hereabout was very
dry Springs falling grass drying to hay while yet
standing potatoes nearly ruined and even frut-trees suf
ferng We trust the rain is in to all but late
potatoes which will be light at best. Corn has come on
bravely for the last fortnight and the crop nearly
We hope to hear that this rain extends over wide area
for the complaints OF drouth were very general and we
have seen much brown pas ure oflate.
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THE PLAINS.
From the 81. Louis Republican. July .

From the 81, Louis Republican. July -.
C.,. Clifton L. S. A. arrived in this city yesterday
om The Plains Capt Clifton has been stationed at Fort
Laramie several ne M mS% on oe,S. 0
We learn generally tha, the emgrsnts for California
veTe getting along very we'll Mos; Of them passed Fort
Kearney before the goth of June sna 'r sin "s IT,
had occurred among them The MSmons
not 80 far advanced the route had eaperenSes a
S ,h.s come twenty thousand head Of stock were on
The route but the number Of emgrsnts was hmea com
pared with former years. The Indians weae @ .on
troublesome, but, except on one or TWO par'e' ~"
depreda dations bad been committed. -. ...;,.o,,.
Squatier Sovereignty was going quito sns
ssked out their claims on the Nemahah and in the
bohood Of Fort Leavenwor.h great numbers OF entries
|."s Stspsoes command of L. S. troops was getting
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CRIME IN CALHoRsIA.-The Daily California Chron
icle Of the l4th ult., says:
'The violent deaths in this County San Francisco av
erage one per day Within four there have been
fpree hsRdred. How many of them have been murders
echth-one hundred and fifty persons-uardcred. only
opc man has Ln connected and e1ccDted for al This
of crime end he sincerely believe, because he
was endess creature who had not the power excite
sympathy nor money buy counsel jury. SO he was
hung like dog hung probably, he asserted with his
diving breath for killing the man who attempted to rob
him This is a specimen Of criminal justice.
Nearly all those who have been accused OF murder
have either been admitted TO bailsiraw bail at that-or
allowed to slip through the fingers Of the law by some
other means quite elcctua in encouraging crime and
saving the criminal The bail can without risk he for
fjted in nearly every case Who heard of forfeited
hail being paid Indeed, ii is generally conceded that
mnpv such bonds are drawn up loosely purpose that
hey may be forfeited without sk to the bondsman when
he chances to be respon sibe. As general thing the
bondsmep are of no consequence, and might with equal
roprety be hung with the murderers and never entail
pon court friend the trouble OF an adnlnstralion-
being worth nothing.
Tie cause Of this frshul laxity says TIE Chrosice)
is TO be sou ht in the mpefection of The laws, owing to
the ncapaciy and unworness of those whom the Cali
fornians make legislators. They don't know enough to
frame laws and their attention engrosse1 by mcrcenary
and selfish projects the gect of their duties Hence
Tie Chronicle argues the necessity Of Reform in the Sc
lection and support Of candidates for important public eta
tions The premises if correct, certainly seem broad
enough to justify the deduction.
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nrs1prcr,vr FtRy-Tbe extensive Agricultural Iron
Implement Factory of Mr.. George T. Bassett, on Ging
ham aey near the United Engine house, was discovered
on FIRE between and o clock this morning, and owing
70 the unreasonable hour and the limited quantity OF wafer
in the vicinity the entire building destroyed ogether
with the most of its combusbIe contents; including a. we
are informed large number Of valuable patterns &c
The loss of Mr. Bassett is computed to be nearly slO
norton only OF which learn covered by insurance
The origin of the fire attributed the ineen
diaries which continue TO nfes our city, despite the por
Of the watch and police The flames reached and con-
sumed the roof of the large three story school house at
,acbed in the rear OF the African Methodist Epscopa
church fronting Sharp-st The upper story innedi-
atey under the roof also damaged TO some extent
but W. are informed that the building sered by pocy
of insurance sufficiently high - cover the injuries ss-
tanned tpa'hoio argus
WORCESTER Co. KANSAS LEAGuE.-We learn that the
officers chosen by this association at It's ate CohvenoI
have signfed their acceptance OF their appointment, anu
that its organic alton is complete lhus, we bee'e'
a great work has been commenced Inc orcesler Cvuu
~ League is but branch Of great Northern
xhose aim will be TO fill up all vast TerrtoFes Win
Iberty.lovng emigrants, when slavery by TINS means
n forever excluded from them. Such an institution mus
enlist the sympathy and active sappO,t ., % 20
that the first Emigrant train VIII leave boston on
dav the 18th inst, at O'Clock T. hstoppng al oics
~ and the way stations where the express train usually
tons No definite arrangements have been made WIN
the Railroad Companies by which the e1a. OF e
tourney caa be known. An agent OF the ooni
any and also Of the Railroad Companies which are ne
t;sing with the Company, will accompany the tram
The expense for the route for single emgraa covern
amount OF baggage, II Is tho2sht MA hO'
soo :. cu;te nrobab that tickets viii be guaranteed
to the Worcester County emgrsnis by Their County Aso
Nations for this sum Worcester Mass Trans July L.
AF.sr MAy-A villain calling himself McMenay ray
..me into the village about two weeks Snee snG oo
as one Of our principal hotels He hun
self as having just returned from California WIN sOIa
abundance One day last week he was msea ~ h
iauy -, 20 The village and Saturday two ottc srs OF
us,;ce from Iansngburg got upon his track and areTie y
him Cor theft and forgery Last evening he HOOK nls ue
nun Ios G S more northern climate with some very IN
Looking bracelets upon his wrists Ihs
what may DC eA''N "a fPeshskai Republican. iaA
cuo,r.. At CarcAso-A large number Of ladies an
.s.~ f,om Chicago arrived in this city lest svennl
having been driven from home by the grssa mss1y s'
SSoeTs in th,t city a friend Informs us @ss ne mel
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY 15 1854

renty from knife. Il supposed thst be forced her
head over beam and thus Elected the dsocation of the
neck He had harge bis clothes and the bloody gar
"nts were found hudfled together under table. He
n, hM ''raighened the ou. upon the hoor AM
nsa " baby across her breast he was pursued on
SaesS ~ without avail. On Saturday night inpeei
b w le instinct, which brings murderers back
to the Of h. ya-. san ba 49, De s
Iiyue, lso' nuhui' { h Acquaintance 10 give him
hiding place She aid so as,, sem or TIE
Police who took him without. "'' i'e ZINES IS
we understand ali knowledge of ~ 'inS nor s u as
cersained what his motive could have be- u IL
ascrbed jealousy drunkenness and 0tcr causes me
testimony mus. be altogether crcumsaniial Inc unI
oered woman byried sunday. COuDelIy Is Ia ~
sni the awaits investigation.
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aTROCIOUS MURDER IN MACON

o s.,a.x Morning last, our citizens were startled oy
on SasuISs most aroeious and unnatural murder com
ed' in s%sn Sy ns one Sdse
boarding in the & hoSe n Spen S day. and sasea
ROW. nsd 10 ns ss woods He habit Of
ing bis Wife the people Of ss ssasdss
of contention in his room on nss;t;on Of his usual
Srsynf When he came down observed 70 n;se n
changed h clothes and look back upon sn' SssOicon
frightened expression - be wcs go,suS woman
was found stone dead in her apartments Her nee.
dislocsted and hsr hssd severey crused ana
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along very well although there had been some s. MICS
emong them. His orders are for Oregon
Tie D0gfor Ohio Gazette Of Jaly II SAYS.
We were favored by Mr. John. y. Chapman with
tie perusal o. letter received yesterday from John
a. Martin, formerly OF this oity, written on the
18th of June, AZ Fort Laramie Mr.. Martin left Inie-
p,ndeDce the first of May, IL company with ID. J.
Storms of Franklin and other taking with them severa!
hundred head Of cattle for California Out Of this large
arrival at Fort Laramie The henih Of the emigrant.
to be than usually good this season He had
heard Of but three oerhs the route from Independence
very large number Of cattle being taken the
Plains
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UIZLL4MSB URGE UEN,S.

DEATHS By CHoLErA-A servant girl, nsme unknown
residing in the family of Mr.. Bergmann No zoe South
F,arthst was found lying dead yesterday N the house
having evidently been seized with the cholera and diod
without human being having been present II appears
tina, Nr. Bergmann proceeded to his business in New
York Thursday. That afternoon his wife snd two
children went to New-Yorb on visit, where Mrs. b. was
taken III with the cholera and died during the nish and
one Of the children is not expected to live. ar. Berg
home Yesterday where he found the servant
girl lead above stated. Coroner Haniori held an in
ques, sss evening and verc, OF death by chcers vas
rendered NJ. Bergmann Two children died Of cholera
in New-York yesterday afternoon.
THz SUNDAY LI9uoR TRaTEic.-Nayor Wall yesterday
iss ed a proclamation in accordance with Sec Is of ths
Ordinances orbidding the sale of article Of mercAan
disc the keeping open OF any shop store house &C.
on Sunday excep; for the sale of such articles a.
lowed by State law under the penalty Of slO thirty
davs' Imprisonment. The law will be enforced.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
QrICK PAssAGr.

The clipper-ship n b. Palmer Capt. Low, arrived at
this port yesterday in s2 days from Honolulu, s. l. The
distance from Honolulu to Cape Horn was made in 81
days; the Equator in the Atlantic, in So days and to
the latitude of $50 north in 65 days since which she has
had cnms and light winds from the North. The ~ D. p
brings cargo of oil from the whaling feet in the Pacific
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To ne ESi,er Of Tie n Y. TribsHe.

To ne Edter 9f Tie n Y TyibsHe -. :.. -
SIR: was q good deal amUsed this morning wiin me
aounderings Of some of new garbage colecors w
boos Now do think il is burning shame tnaf tnese
should be a law upon law books preventing tneSe
garbage collectors pursuing their nstura caiia when
there is such great need OF theH vaaaoie serves.
These collectors s true are seifappoted ana sisSl
only such matter TO them may seem oest lsa'ii tne
o.ber for the benefit Of those having horse 1ne ea
which venture 70 to the beat OF ny kns"isc<e anu
belief there has been in TIE Reighooraood
one dzrng the last three mon-hs fhe sench arising
from the pu,rid vegetation IN our vicinity Is Is Ven ea
custed TO generate any quantity OF diseases LIE Peope
who cast al this ofa, into me streets are ceainy no.
blaneable for do most positively assert thai nave
Garbage OF my premtss that nas ln there over sl
.ne for garbage cart My attention has been ca1e1
"a this subject the presers morsen; from the iaet oI
lew pdicrous incidents having taken place On the as
ncbts The first noticed wos woman .iandhs AZ inc
hall door Of teaemen. house In Iwelishst, n:sweeh
Avenues A. and B., at halfPa eleven eock. Al mrs.
he looked up asd down the street two o three ahd
then brought cat large hacketfu Of pea hula cabbage
isayss lettuce ofd &C., and dumped them INTO IN. MD
dls of the street in front Of neighbors house. ie"
minutes afer another went through the same Ceremony
snd during space Of ten minutes observed some Is o.
20 persons perform in like mhnneT then came the Dss
ens' beGst,es' and commenced their work. NOW on
the Police either cannot viii not 20 their duty orny
pe the violators Of the law 10 punAhmenf; and Ia ac
voud hardly be fair inssmuch a. the Corpora9n 90 10
finnish carts for the purpose Of taking the ons swsy
What with our streets our rum-mlk our ny-scners,n
butcher shops Q number of stables ana our vSuan
CouncimAn- tos the so:A We shs be aos u 'ns sfeo'
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gentleman from Chicago last evening vLo b1rs into tears
on taking bis hand nquring into the cause OF the gen
teuan- emotion, he replied have buried my whole
family wife children ALL and have barely escaped with
NY own LIFE The epidemic. happy to Learn
Lsc somewhat abs.eo 1. last accounts.
IBufsio Rep bic lsh
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FIRES.
FIRE WILLIAMS RGH.

FIRE IL wILLIAssBURGH.
About l2 o'clock Thursday night fire broke out IN
a small frame building in Eighh-st near Dvison-av.,
which entirely destroyed twas occupied by Messrs
Allen & Deceive, rope-makers, as storehouse' The
contents was mostly saved Loss on building 5000 on
stock slO0. No insurance.
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PrRsosiL-AmOng the arrivals at the principal Ao'e
Yesterday we notice

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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

TAxIs TO BE RAISED FOR TIE Essglsc YEAA'-lhe
taxes to be assessed for city expenses the ensuing a
year commencing ist September, 1854, and ending l''
september 1885, follows, appears from the report
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KIys.pPrsG-A bold ruiiian seized little giri yester-
day in Grand-st and conducted her through several
streets unt he reached the vicinity of Ninhs and one
of the Avenues west of Broadway where the struggles oil
the child we're noticed by paserby, who took her from
the villain and led her home. The Police went IN pursuit
but we have not learned if the fellow has been secured
The child endesvored call the attention Of p,ssersoy
to her help bat they told by the kidnspper thai 'he
was only e,deavorng to make fuse.
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DR.. Jose Vargas ex-President OF Venezuela died at
his residence in this City Thursday, aged g. He was
born in Venezuela educated in the University Of Carac
cas- led successful political life, and was chosen Pre-
dent in 1894 About year since he came to this conn
try to try the effect of change of climate upon chronic
affection with which lie troubled He was very emf
nent In the medical profession
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fAiyertisemsn.
IAaveFsenisn,cc 60, 49,. ;r -
Tho hna snrfmenf of PM IEAS WIN Oc

TE.s-The best assortment OF FINE IEAs VIA DC
sand At the srosE CASTos TEA COMPANY NO 10
Pssr Roosevelt The Oldest Tea estso sLis az
p lie city readers that they can d. better ht
where either wAOlesae o retail ihey os'e ~ ''AH9N
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AGyert.ssm msnt
ISHAIAIION IN

Jxu,I,Ttox IN COSsuMPTIOS. .-Drs. r. * J.
HuyrEa Phy,aus for Diseases OF the Lsn1 Reso<9es and
Ofee No 81 Broadway second docf ABOVE l<nse s .
pa.ld. PA
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AT scaaen i1f cl,fzens sse earnestly ay'i % bs
en Services q, i0I clock A. M'ani pm
Tx kISGs CoUsFr GRssD JCRr.-rse following
(,sna Iary was mpsnnelsi the organization OF tbs
Caurt of General Sessions for this term Charles ssy
foreman Abraham Colycr, Michael Mcnamara, Peta
Young RarnaAas H. Booth stephen Crcweli, stephen II
Cornell Thomas Booth, Robert Craig, benjamin Bald.
win Joshua Taiio- Henry Morton, VIZ; ; Barber. Lake
C. RYDER John {. Rye7son, HO7s'io A Carter John
Burtis
EXPLOSION IN A BRywERf. Yesterday afternoon ons
Of the other apparatus eornectns rn s
engine the brewery Of Dr. Williams nest the -Four Mis-
house Hunteray Road exploded aud blrs o.' one s.as
Of the building The proprietor was scaded ou' no,
sspposea to be seriously injured The oui.sins "ss %
frame and not u much in,rs-ic value.
FIsE NssRANcy CovPAST.-rhs Exempt srsmea
Association Of this City held meeting last night for tho
purpose OF considering the propriety Of estsbxhins
Frenisn Insurance Company when the following Com
mittse appointed to inquire into the sxpeency u hs
measure: George Hail, G. W Everett T. X. Mercer. u.
s Eberle, d. Vas VOORHEES,, K. K. storey. They 49, -
gep0r, at another leetins.
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uu, At this attracts handsome crowds OF srs
ga ~ne In ,uite Of the The living ans
soay great popularity United Twins two children CON
M, ned toether the back also the OBJECT H lnvei
and The ele CANT drama OF hansee PEI
s.,rsSss Bsruuus th. afternoon aud also this evening
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TAdysrtisement

HgCKER's FARINA has been pronounced by physi'
sp. and chemists az the be used by persons bav
IN, tendency dsrrhss dysente cholera 80 prevalent during
,he no. weather. GGocsGs all keep t.
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CASTLE GARDEN OPEHA-La S0HHdm6nIa will be per-
formed this Saturday evenng-the new singers appear
ing in il.
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fA.gvar,isemen.i I
WORLD OF WoNDER.-The remal
lAdyertisemsnt
M t1.xi D..

h. en AZ No S3 Broadway frBt fSor, stairs are among ta
iesdrz attractions OF the city. Call aud sea
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE-To-snorrow afternoon, jay ~
o. the Mariners Bethel, Maint East hlvef % s
y Divine permission psptised and admitted 70 tae
table A sketch Of bis Christian chsrsc's' WI "
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