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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18
MARINE AFFAIRS.

WRECK OF TIE BRIG STRIVE, AT SEA.-Capt.
Chase Of the ship Arvum, from Shields reports hay-
ing experienced weather during the passage,
during which stove the bulwarks, &c. On the 10th
Oct In lat a. lon 80 40 fell in with the wreck Of
the British brig Strive, Capt. Evans, Of and from
Newport, Wales with railroad iron, bound for New
York, dismasted, and in a sinking condition. Took
off Capt. Evans and his crew and brought them to
this port. -Four days previously Capt Evans eIpe-
rieneed violent hurricane from the N. +. to ~ W.,
which carried away both masts clese to the deck,
stove bulw arks, and caused the vessel to take In
much water Capt Evans expresses his thanks tE
the kindness shown TO himself and crew. On the Sd
~ Nov in lat ~ So lon. 81 80, Capt Chase passed
close 10 the wreck Of British brig, partly dismast-
ed She was waterlogged and abandoned. She had
foremost bowsprit and jibboom standing panied
ports with a red streak above them and afuu-length
man figure head.
NAvaL.-Victoria. Hong Kong, Avg. %. 1851
The L. S. steamer Powhstan arrived here on the 3tn
from Japan, after touching at Loo Choo, Ningpo,
Fool hou-Foo, and Annoy; all wei. Inc AisslssiPP
and Susquehannah are here from Whsmpoa, ana vln
sail shortly for the United States, by the way OF .ne
Pacific The store-shp Southampton viii accompany
them with coal. The Supply and Lexington WIN re-
turn.shortly by the East Cape with the sck rom tne
squadron. so soon a. the Macedonian snan arlre,
Commodore Perry will return TO the United States oy
the way of England and leave the squadron IN com
msnd Of Captain Abbott until further orders. Inc
u. s. Minister will leave here in the Pownstan ID
few DAYS for Shanghai TO settle some important ous
ness and thence TO some of the Asaic pors 70 nnsn
some important treaty under negotiation. The sup
ply 10 at present up at Canton, on account OF tne
rebels, who are gaining the ascendancy about thAs
Quarter. and no doubt in few days viii have posses
sion of Canton. The John p. Kennedy, OF the Sur
viewing Expeditiou, has been condemned on account
of repairs and has been transit ned TO relieve the
supply at Canton under the command OF Lieutenant
Gibson. The Surveying Expedition are here under
going reorganization throughout. Lieut. John
Rodgers, i, is said, viii command the eHPedltion.
lCor. Norfolk Hsrsd
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asses ed 70 J. J. Coidng-cn; IN favor Of paying bil's
-rnoprtire 70 s34s 81 IN s~issop rscsptin OF
Cent Criehton in favor OF refuIdng samuel B
s55 ls amount Oftsx twice pad IL favor Of paying
Cbarifs Riddle S2gl So for services as Deputy City
Inspector in ls52 in favor OF removing pump &C..
corner Twenty seventh e. and seventh-sv.; con-
cur 10 remit tax property designsted a. Frst Con-
o,rsgAional Church. All adopted
az Committee on Police. 10 favor Of pawn, Dr.
Carter for medical services az Ninth " ard Station.
House paying bills Of DTs Fell, Sqaib Hail. Henry
and Hsui., for medical services st station Houses.
Both adopted.
OF Con- niitee on Lamps Sc 10 favor Of extending
the lamp district 20 20 include all streets south
of Forty secoL6-st. and ali north Of came which are
nov Egbted nth either gas or oil lamps, ami AL
streets hereafter lighted with gas oil 10 be imme-
diaiely induced i'll the lamp district. Adopted.
OF Commiitse on Assessments. IN favor Of confirm
Ing assessment LET for reg ulsing and grading Second
av. from Twenty eighth TO One Hundred AID 4 yer
u third ss and appointing Isaac Edward; collector
therefor Adopted.
OF Committee on Salaries, &c in favor Of paying
Reader Of the Board the sun Of - per meeting.
Adopted.
Resolutions that two gAs lamps be placed in front
OF the Protestant Episcopal Chur in Ihrty.seventh-
IT., near Broadway. Adopted.
Report of Committee on Arts and Sciences, IN favor
OF purchasing from r. Grain, Jr, the painting OF
High Bridge in the Office of the Clerk Of the Common
Council, and spproprstiDg $50 therefor Adopted.
OF Committee on Fire Department, in favor of
building an engine for Engine Company No. 3;
building house for Hook and Ladder Company No.
s. repairing MacDougal-st bell tower 70 non-concur
20 suspend &c. William Brewer of Hose Company
No. ls; to non.concur 10 build hOu.e for Engine
Company No. 2 the Board Of Aldermen not having
the power to originate an act involving the eKpendi
tnre Of money. An adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon at
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF CANvASSERS.


The Board met at / O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Supervisor BERGEN occupied the Chair and quo
rum of members were present. The minutes OF the
revions meeting having been read and approved,
Aid. DAYTON asked leave to withdraw the motion
offered by him the day previous, to attach the pro-
test of Thomas Bowie to the returns Of the lid DIS
trict of Sixth Ward There being no objection per-
mission was granted.
Aid. DAYTos then moved to reconsider the vote
adopting the returns Of the Id District of the Sixth
Ward.
lengthy discussion ensued.
Superyisor ASpREws argued against interfering
With the returns which had been passed upon and APP
proyed by the Board. He commended that the ati-
S.yit OF an individual who had been inspector wss
snttled 90 no more weight than the affidavit Of any
BOARD opened the question of the regularity Of the
aection upon an er parte statement, they would be
hound TO sdmit counter testimony which in this case
would involve some six or seven hundred aihdavts
from the voters of the District. He denied the right
OF the Board to go behind the returns, and cited the
statute and the decision Of the New-Yoxk Board He
ayoved Indifference TO the parties to be effected
nv the proposed action Of the Board for throwing out
the District in question; while it would injure the
Wbig Congressman tStranahsnl il would at the same
time take from Gov. Seymour more votes than he
oouh snare in the present condition OF the canvass.
AID. bRAIsARp said that when an attempt was
made 10 20 behind the returns 1t would De fun tune
b dscuss the probable consequence as snecnng the
candidates. he disclsimed any such INTENTION
Aid. DArros and MERRILL followed, when, o.
length, the question was put TO vote ana 1851 oy
rsss to Nays
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MARINE covRr-Befor. yuds. Mcc.srHY.
SUIT FOR BROKERAGE.
GL 80 u "a "


Hamilton J. Combss sst Wn b. Van Fcest
To recover brokerage OF t226 on efecti1g sale OF
seven houses and lots Bloomfield place Hobossn for
eco The claim denied The eonsde<e1 thai shers
bad been HING The telling person Of parehsssr
without having been employed sell such Judgment
for defendant For santf, Mr. Joan B. Eogsrty; cs do
fendsnt Mr. Henry Fuller.
ALLEGED FRAUD IN SALE OF NILK.RoUsD.
Henry Krssse szt August Gistt
Plaintiff, tailor by occupation, alleges thst ne
bought Ct defendant horse eish milk snd the
good s Of nk round defendant stating plaintiff ts.s
A.tey could - day from L. snd promsd 70 $3.50 hi
IN finding the eusto<ners he ths; plsnits paid km
bot that defendant ssrvrs NOT oay Refused % $500 az
sxsin hirsef that the horss worth NOT moro 49, -.
though represented 10 Be good snd vsase 80 raj
sis On ard mik delivered 20 - a.,
defendant serxsrd ofeer and tsot ns - h a.
away from plaintiff Action broassf te $500 49,
fense 10 aid the here and vsfs ~ s,s.I
an execution for balance due defsndsns; eaa -
that there any trsad Or - no sreof 4 f..d
~ .hown JzdEmsnt tor dsfsadaat IW psaIn' NJ W.
2 s,.aafS. for Ssfsraaai Mssu Pnasy rorsJ
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MCHIPICO-
TEN ISLAND.
A MINE ATTACKED BY INDIANS.

A MINE ATTACKED BY INDIANS.
The miners in the employ Of the Quebec Mining
Company on Michpicoten Island, on the north shore
of Lake Superior arrived here in small boats on the
3lst ult, having been attacked by the Indians in
that neighborhood, and driven off from the Island on
the Goth ult. The Indians went far as TO fire at
the miners and made a very hostile demonstration.
The agent Of the mine, Mr.. Wilson, OF Hamilton,
c. W., was absent at the time, and the men had no
other ay left but to abandon the mine.
These men applied at once to Joseph Wilson, Esq,
the only Mag the Canada side opposite this
place for assistance but Mr. w. could do nothing US
the Government has provided neither ways nor means
for such emergency, and the consequence VIII be
that the Indians viii rob the mine OF Its PROVISIONS
and of everything in fact, that is valuable in the
way of movables This is the second time this Com
pany have been molested by the Indians, ald may
prove as serious as the Mica Bay affair in the fall OF
ie5O, when large number of men were attacked,
and much property destroyed They succeeded so
well at that time that they have undertaken the same
thing again.
This occurrence is very much to be regretted, as
not only does great injury TO this particular mining
company and TO the business generally, but II also
encourages this lawless disposition IN the minds OF
the Indians. The Government Of Canada appears TO
have been very negligent TO say the least in pro-
ecting the mining interest in thus region OF country
Very little encouragement has been given to this
Kind of enterprise and the adventures in this busi-
ness have not only been obliged to contend against
great obstacles on account of climate and location,
but have had to contend against the worst KIND OF
regulations from Government.
With these two instances Of lawiess aggression on
innocent parties engaged in mining before u.s. we are
at loss 10 determine whether this region controlled
by the Government or the Indians. One thing Is
certain unless prompt and stringent measures are
adopted TO protect subjects engaged IN tins and otner
branches Of business in this remote region, there VIII
soon be little or no business Of any kind TO protect.
Lake Superior Journal. Nov. l.
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FIRES.
FfRE ~ BROADWAY.

ABBOTT ls oelock las, night fire broke out IN The
building No. s75 Broadway, hrst floor occupied oy
Madden & Stuart IS lace and embroidery store;
cellar sssond and third stories unoceuPied. The IRE
originated m the cellar but how or in what mannes is
unknown, although frcn its position when first dis
covered there 10 scarce doubt entertained but that
It ". the work Of an incsndixy. The hremen were
early on ths ground, and ertiDgushed the flames be-
fore the fire reached the store. The goods in the
store, valued 1t about s. 600, were some~hat dam
aged by smoke. The loss % fully covered by in.
suranee.
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"A CORRECTION" CORRECTED.

To ne Editor efae ~ Y 7ribvne
sra: In your paper OF Monday under the head Of Mo-
risse,p appeared the following notice;
RIGHTER-BARTHoL0ME the Temple, ksva
cen Conn on "Wednesday evening Nov. BY Elder q. ~
KeeIer Prof C. RICHTER to mss Annie j. eldest daughter e
DR. Pbineas W. Bartholomew.
Milwaukee papers please copy.
Again In your paper Of today wednesday, this eorecsss
NRw-HAyEs, Monday. Nov. Is, 1854
Having observed In THE TRIBUNE notice OF marriage 30
tween Mr. CLARKE Fighter and Miss Anne Bartholomew,
performed las the notice says) BY myso hasten 70 eentfsdi
The parties eloped Il seems from AGENT town, anS
were the Temple where was performing divine see-
vee by misehieyoGs villain hope you VIII give tnS
an early insertion the matter u quite tho taL 70
scandal hider oENEcA H. hssbnn-
Now pronounce tho whole matter egresioas blanAAv
OF some gnoramus have neither married NOT sopsd
nor present expecting to commit the said act win
with which have been charged.
desire YOU By giving this insertion to contradict ths
previous statements devoid aiAs ofwit and truth.
Your obi servant, CLARKE Ri0hThh-
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AID DAYros moved that the affdsyit OF Thomas
Bowie be placed on file with the returns.
AID. Hour moved 10 amend that the party pre-
seniiDg the affidavit have leave 10 withdraw the
same which wss carried.
A motion to reconsider vas made and lost.
The Board then proceeded With the Canvas, com
mepcing where they left of, and by ! o'clock h,d
completed their labOrs, with the exception Of footing
up the fgures
The Board then adjourned til O'Clock Saturday.
when tbe official vote will be declared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18

General Land Office certi6es that this msp Is the
most sccura,eOne that has been published. We really
think that every reasonable man who looks upon this
map Of "our country" it is will be satisfied that
we have territory enough, without fllbus,ering any
more. The view Of Kansas. Nebraska, Utah, New
Mexico, California, Oregon, Washington, and tAe LA,
slice OF Mexico with their relative position TO us aud
each other, particularly interesting aud upon this
rnap well defined
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DIED.

ARNoLD-In Brooklyn. Nov. r. Freeborn dsretsoa As-
COLE-Op Friday Nov. II. 1884, Of consumption. Jacob
H. T. Cole In the oath year OF his age. -
The relatives and friends Of tho family are fespect1l m
yed attend bis funeral from bis ste residence No Ave
nue. d. at n O'clock Saturday Nov H. His remains wiz b
taken 10 Staten Island for nterment. -
Suddenly Of congestion Of brain Charles A
Saunders, aged IS years and nooths.
The er ds and resves Of the family respectfully IN
yted to bis funeral Sunday sth inst o'clock
p NJ, from the residence Of his father, No. ~ fe'f New
York. -
sMITH-On Thursday 18th inst Of sesion Of the brain.
Jeremiah son OF Jeremiah Emelne smith, aged II yssrs
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 sttaeA
biz funeral At bis fathers residence No West rweay sdv-
snlhs to-da at 1 81
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Ia w INI,E'LL/GENO,E.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Bstore Judge 0AKLEr.

William A. Beeeher sgt John Murpsy.
To recover OIL, 700, the amount of a check on the
Citizens Bsns p.ymes Of which after the cheek was gwen
yss stopped The deens. l. that Mr. Murehy borrowed OF
Mr. Becher IS leaving security oco worth Of stock
of the Third Railroad Company which shove par
that sarrped afterwsrd at having left 80 large an
amount Of security days he for the purpose Of
back receiving again h< stock but that
biz going the establishment Of Sir the latter dem aided
before he would give up his so Of stock that claim for
81 he the party who nezotatsd the loan should
paid; that kEowinz other TO get back hs
stock Mr. the check but IL late for Mr. b. to
get certified and BY morning Mr. hsd stopped the
payment oft claim also for S3 being usurtous
interest taken by Nj Beeche being BY ment two
rent month The points denied Verdict for defend
ant For plaintiff Messs Dodge and Csdoa For defendant,
MFR. Pieuepont
SUIT on CONTACT.
William H. Adams AIT the City Of New York-to
1881 for constructing the inner portion OF the OF Pier
No. IS North River - -
It's commended agreesbly to certificate Of inspector,
that the claim much Verdict for plaintiff 10 amount
subject the opinion Of the Court For plaintiff hes VIII
lard Sweeney and Andesn for defendant Mess Resss and
Dillon.
SUIT FOR INSURANCE.
oseph Kenoehen the New York Bowery Fire Insurance
Company
By mortgage Of premises contiguous 10 Harpers
BOOB Establishment destroyed by the FIRE Of last Verdict
for plaintiff IS 6 g. subject 20 the opinion OF tho Court
For plaintiff D. d. Lord, for defendant, Thompson hsyner
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U. 8. DISTRICT COURT.
DECISION.

Hugh w Fry and Others sst the sehr. James Berthe
To recover the value Of q large quantity OF guano,
shipped board the schooner Brooxyn 70 taken 70
Richmond The schooner went first from Brooklyn 20 Nor
.aua and rock Ia the East River but after
terwud Of and struck rock in going ap the James
River ard sunk The claim the ground thst IN son5
10 Mor.sus there g deviation from the voyage sad
the vessel liable bills Of lading having been duly
In defense said that besrt knew before hppns hA
the vessel Morsanisthe proof 70 ls,ter low
sdmitted the trial The Court nAt
in going TO Moans there bad been deviation and running
on a rock ON a 6ne day He'll Gsts not pen OF The sea
Decree for bsant Ia amount, with reference 70 Asesna
laffar
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Us. DISTRICT coURT-Before Judge xsERsoLL-
COLLATION..

William D. Preysl Hbelsnt as The steam Propeller ocsola
The hbelant says that the schooner John stall, OF
which he master started from Nev ora shout O'Clock
In b- ornps Of the March last bound for Bah Me- wn
full cargo OF add hOur; that sooat III O'CLOCK o. tne
the schooner ~as run INTO near !" ara .sad
by The prtesr coming from Providence and much In
ivred h. she .unf in about fifteen Minutes suit brought
80 which would nave been received iof Heta
,nd $50 the vaue Of schooner and DAMAGES sasstnsd
Ia defsnse eontended that the fault v. u the schooner
heinz Of her BY her boat hsr sails
also benx sled the eddy her striking which her
stern ,uur and she struck By the propeller which
epdesyod 70 avoid IL Testimony tAkeo For psinlf.
Mess EvArts Van s.nrvoor4i for defendants Mes.r J..
W r. Leyer,dke AID Cztrinz
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ARRESTS FOR GRAsD LARcEsr.-Jsmes ray, re,
siding at No SIS Pess vs Yesterday rressd easfssd
with stealing bsls Of soar w9Th 81 rom ne ~ tss
foW on hand cart ssd committed BY Jsses besss M
trial =. - -.
james soess junh- .hop tsepsr q No N We, 20
yesterday arrested changed With SCALING nIs 70 ns 49,
SIS from the esnsbost Nay Linesa fns soRsssy
founa q The sAop q the seeasd sad he es1Ass u
Iusfioa Raxsrf fsr exAzlpAnQa-
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TA1vert;sementI
TIE P.NTONIME OF SAMPsTCHTgyo still holds

the sway PExHANs Ne COS hroa1way sad crowds u 81
do-, ines their deshs each Every
who wants to enjoy hearty laugh should and the
s,I, npicpe Of the ell OF which
esn he splov.d Al cost Of IS cents whsh bat tribe In
eompai.on with the attractions offered Tbs Dollar Tickets
issued in connection With the Mirror OF Norh and South
sr received for the admission Of Our perons each
the ope House and be obssinsd With full PARTICULAR
No Brosd~sy
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FRIDAY, Nov. LIP. NJ.


There wa. a large business at the Stock Board dis
manning With a buoyant feeling at the opening.
which was no. sustained ct the second cali Between
,be Boards Ere fell of to ail. At the Second Board
,bere wa. an improvement again, and the market
closed steady. Erie was 35i; Reading, esl; Nie~-
aqua isi, &c--sbOu. the closing prices Of yessarc
dsy afternoon; Central was San Improvement Of
y cent Harlem improved 1; Cumberland closed
At %, SC. In Railroad Bonds tho kansactioaA were
s7s,oOo. Illinois Central, es; N. Y. Central, sas:
Eries, 1862, IA ls7i, TO- &c bear sale Of 10000
Illinois Central was made az 81, seller six months-
State Stocks are without important change Viz
gnias sold at soissl The sales Of Stats Stocks Il
private bargain are large.
Exchange 10 quiet but steady. Thsrs being -
steamer to-norow tho business is small. Sterling.
ssSi p cent Francs, 5i5sai2I.
In Freghh there were engagements Of "a. oos bssh-
Corn 10 Liverpool, Il 4isd.; 500 bales csttse,
'ls end ID. 900 blA Resin. n; 1000 ~ Lard isls;
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales OF Stocks At PhiIadslphia ....

Frsf Bsard-e 81 600 Peun Coupon So, bswn, 81 eI5os
City R: R. g S-n. so $50 Do. b. CO. 5000 Do q.
s5wn' 81, 100 d. b5wp 2s 100 do tj 100 DO b. st;
100 DO. sd; u Penn: r. r. 4li do cash as ~ do ti
a Do csh ala 50 senuyL Nav Preferred b5, 29f; Nine
bill r. T.. S. 81 Is soystown r. g., 81 100 Morris CsaA.
III; 8 Bank Of Penn liz
Bstcs~s Hoay1s-s Bank Of Penn, lil
Seeond Boa,d- s2loo City &c, ~ s s5oco City T. & g.
an Ene, IS. 90, 81 900 Penn s. b. cot; 80 Penn hAs-
1r board ESQ Lshish Morts.se S. "a; Ido Rssdias
Railroad. "a; $50 l. l. Railroad, b VI; 80 DO, Do, ~
United s.te: e ~ ne ba liz .ked rsarl,.ais :. y
Railroad Bonds 10 int o. 10 bid n ssksdj Rssdnf RsrosA
hors.F. 80 ba s.ssd Penn.y,sss. a.fVs c,.s
all ssysson &c e. u BID AT .s.sd sehuysn -
stoei - bid ssedi schuyisill s;,ss.oo vea,s",s y
bid "a .s1sd; Girsrd Bank III DID, III .sked Lshsa Line
bx uksd; Union Canal OF bld. % Skee- DuA
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MARRIED..

FOsTER-PRALL-In Broohlyn on The 9th inst. ct Pyw-
outh Church by the Rev @ Noyss, Of New Haven Conn,
C. W } tn Mis-. Emeins Il Prsll, OF New Hampton ~ j.
RAYNOR-wHITT LESEY-On the the SIS, Of octebs<.
10 the Cbspel Of tho Holy Innocsn at ST Msrys Hail. Bs
Iaston by Bishop Dosn. Jacob Rsyaos Of SYRACUSE
~ Y and Amsnds Hosmer dsushteT 81 the late Rev Joha
Baldwin Whfttesey, Of Western New York
The BRIDE given away by the Rev. X j. l0ermsss,
Chaplain and Principal OF st Msry's Hall
WOODW Tuesday. Oct. 81, By the
Rev James Milet Frederick s. woodward OF Middle hsA
dam. Conn. to Ruth J. johnson, Of this City.
Come ticut pa pers please COPY
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TIE PATENT SAVE SwIsDLE Compliant was
made Assistant Captain Van orden, Of the Third District
Police yesterday Kentueksn, named GrsnVile c. Afford
who that swinded Of Sse by OF the
spd Put up House. where he became acquainted
with quite fine looking fellow who offered 70 show h ths
The first place they went visit the Navy fsrd.
but instead Of going In tina. direction they crossed Hamtoa
they entered into The third party produced
ball leo often described and persuaded Afford TO land him
$40 bet giving him security check GA the Mechso
les Bank which of course was worthless As oon - the M
had the he Oeh 10 h heels and his psnou fol
lowed leaving Afford great ways behind Afford has not
q his friends.
CoURr OF SEssIoss.-In this Court yesterday
number of persons indicted for selling liquor whoat license
srgned and either convicted or pleaded not
guilty.
to twenty days imprsonment Bernard KNAPP Slo nne and
ten DAYS Imprisonment; Fanny Veh Masasst Rylsn and
SOPHIA Steele fned BIO each; Ralph Buesk 80 tine;
Peter Purcell SO fine and fteen days imprsonmen An
drew KsmAn SO 6ne and twenty days James
Eally thirty days Hprisonmeut James Farrell $40 hne snd
fifteen imprisonment John " Higgins, Us nne aud
twenty Imprisonment John keryn, 80 fine and ten
DAYS mprisoumen John Dsuash $l5 hnei Henry Batter
man rs fine and twenty Eve days imprisonment
Daniel Mcdonald was arrsigned on an indictment
for In the fourth degree In turning his wife out
OF doors whereby she contracted Illness from tho effects OF
which she died The Court adjourned without commencing
the TRIAL
Ass,uIrISe wos,s-Peter Doyle was brought
before Justice Bachley yesterday on the charge Of Violently
beating his wife. he sentenced to pay the OF Sl5 and
to be imprisoned in addition for y days.
A SsAsH.-Yesterday, as workmen were engaged
In hoi-tng dial for the City Hall clock in the eupos,
to atoms The dial about feet square, and coat large
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On THESE BITTER WINDS i-Fbe delicate
kins Of bellies cok IL they had been rstd vita sn1
paper after having encountered hes biting hex Let tSss
PksEIS LorIos IL viii the ,urfsce
original sHSotAnss and used resaar Pro.sss The DIN
Isl Nicholas Hotsll and No i Broadv.y corner % Der
Sold also By druggists, and fancy dealers generally.
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fAdyer,iseuentI

DEsHLER's Puts
DRsmER's Pills cure.
DEssL ER's PILLS eufs Rsves - Ara
DasnLER's RfLLs Fever an1 Axse .xnos An
IA Il IL wholesAs md Retail Dtvot No ~ bsssdwsy
Gm FxrUREs !COf splendn design sad finish,
psx esne shsspsr s6aa my oshss hoass vho,essls
~ rss.a 4 - nanzhrsy q JAnss O. Asssnr. Mes Us
- ID pinss&-, ttfa MOI vue q brss1w4