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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
CONVECTION.

To De E4i,or Of TIE ". y. TybsAe
SIR: Having seen An account of collision between
the schr VIM :. Camp, Of Derby, and steamer on
the North River on Thursday night last in your pa
per Of Yesterday and that statement reflects de,
gree OF injustice on me a. master OF the schooner,
hope you will do NE the favor to publish the follow
ipg statement 1t is true thar on my downward pass
age carle in contact with AZ upward-bound steamer
bat as the cause Of the accident and It's fial conse-
Gueuces rested wholly upon those in charge OF the
ing the name Of the schooner 1t is true that the
fret inquiry for tie name of the vessel made no re-
ply being busy in ascertsnng the extent Of my dam
age; but on being askec again gave her name, not
tain H. Neither did know that she had boat at all
until was clear from her and on my way when tSo
of nv men, who were at the time absent IN my swn
boat in search Of the drowning man. Informed me that
a boat from the steamer had been under the Stern
with a lantern TO read her name. That this accident
houd rsult in the loss of life most sincerely depore.
DTBy Nov p 1854 Youu truly, c. FL BAILEY
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votes but according to thu. sent to the Supervisor
be only received il3 votes.
The PRTsiDEST ssid IL there be no objec,ilrs the
return in The hsDds of the County Clerk would be re-
gsfded a. correct. and It vas 80 recorded.
Several being given for the regu.r candid ate.
the initials Only Of Their first name. being given
The PHEsiDEsr ssid they would be recorded a
given and written 10 the returns and then noted
upon By the Board At the conclusion of thee .nvas
Among the scattering votes 10 the 81 rteenth Warf
were for II. seymour for Governor, snd "PIl
"Garlick" for Assembly.
Although there ten districts in the Seventeenth
Ward, 10 other discrepancies appeared than those
above describcd
At 20 minutes past O'Clock, the Board adjourned
until n o clock 70 day.
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SUPREME corRr-G,,x.,L Term

kissed Corporation Of Trinity Chvrch implesded with
the people OF New-YoFk &c.
The argument in this case was concluded. De-
oision reserved.
EXTRA PAY or POLICE JUSTICES &C.
The People rel Sydney H. Stuart Francis W Edonds
Chamberlain aud Treasurer Of the City Of New York
Application for msndamus 10 onpel the Cham
bsrsn 10 paw Justice Stuart and other Police Justices and
Clerks extra psy tonesxth than their resul sssyD
10 be raid the Supervisors In 1883 and 1851 for
frusrce Of duty sundays The Cbambern Ia puruAnSs
OF an ordinance Of the Common Counc will not any
money exeept on Of the Controller The attsr
s. 10 issue he this case the ground that the
Expressly provides that the shall not Be Increased
or rr.hed ser the election appoint Of the inean
hents during term for which they 80 elected Ne
Appe.on sequence made 20 Judge Cleric spe-
ea Term andsmus The judge referred the question 70
the General Tern and brought on Mr. j. Edmonds
Judge for plaintiff and Mr. Dillon Corporation Counsel
oppo~d ,..,
On Of the application IL commended that the pro-
vision the rsins reducing salary tefefs
the civil the Police Jnscesso that the latter
belong the County and the City and the regulation
them belongs the supersos and NO. to the Com
Counc-that about 500 coo OF the yearly snouot
raised by fo COuoy purposes and wholly under the
direction Of the Superisor AID that neither the Con
Council the Controller have rsh 10 make
Arrangement direction by which to impair respects
the Supervisors that control On the other hand " "" cru
tended that the taken By the Controller aud Chambsr
lain correct and In accordance with law Decision reserved
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS THURSDAY Nov. 49,.
number Of petitions for correction Of tax were re-
ceived and referred.
Some bills for stationery, sc, were ordered to be
paid also the bills Of several newsps2 named for
advertising election notice, 1854.
ThsCommittee Annual Taxes reported in favor
Of renting tax various individuals named and ad-
we're 10 others. Adopted.
In favor of paying bill Of Daniel Even, 81, 500, for
maps aud surveys of Ninth Ward. Adopted.
In favor OF increasing the salaries of Messrs. Do
senbury, Alden, Graham and Adams, Clerk. of the
Supreme Court and II. Berthol Crier OF the General
Tenn each $500 per year. Adopted.
The Board adjourned 10 the first Monday IN Dec.
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MoRr LIQUOR SELLERS sEsIEScED.-in addition na;na
to those previously published the folio sing parnsS
So 80 sIe and coats each or be imprisoned % days
in the House Of Correction: VIM Brown George
Lewis, Horace Hubbard, Thomas Bstes, L Co.,
Shell. Horace W. Davis, John Johnson, Sns', S
uhsD, Hosea s. Fish, John y S pans and Patrick
OBJ Collins. Since Friday morning LAST, Deputy
sheriff Andrews hiss received about 90 500 IN inc
above manner for the benefit Of the ConT.nwsa;;a
The Grand Jury returned about 10 saa'i'nAi IN
diciments Of this class this morning. .-, o.,
(Bo,toa TrsaserPt Elst
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PHOTOGRAPHS, OR DAGURRREoTYPEs on "a
FER-The .ob-cIiber havins tilted department Of rs
1epye establishment for the production % pictures oy u.
s5oye pamsd piocess invites public .euon 20 the specimen
on 1hibitiJn h Gallery No SO Broadway hefetDios
IT, E,peh hsve been REGARDED the only successful Prsc
nor Of besut novelty IL az An Inspection OF tne
,reeirens II convince the public that The 81
rority Of kscaa DsEuerreopes extends also 20 IN, kn
erd s Ct Photography Wien IN Earope. the saes:roef IS
ss II sars fr.see, Germany and Itsy deyotas Pc ~
70 this method q caxrere0;ypne on paper by
tie Improved process adopted At th estsSsaHeni es ~
rr6.sd for the Subscriber challenges Comparison
r.. Of .sy otasr either Egrope America PS
traits can tstsu Of sEe paper, either eooed o. ~
eor,d To Possessing Of sscsssed fnends t9
process inyausbs copies Of saJ desired fze may Dc
taE.u fror small original.
81 B. BRADY No. S5e Broa1~sy,
lover Thoa pson's 5zlOoa.)
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couEr cALFypAz-Tur, DAY

SuPERIoR CoURT Nos. 7sl, GEO, 6sI Ni, ",
s5T lo "a los LII Lib -! - - ~, y. no
ISf IS 10 z5f 80, 49, i5s iD leO, LIZ suv
i'm 70 ia ls2 LIS ls5 70 1873 I,l'i LIZ" i
CtRcTII CouET.-Nos. 2447, 2.43I, 2442, ,97e.
1881 2sss, 1873 2ssl 1s7 7s 800. 1905 I" iS'' i'1 !"
lob =. oO..;od.-
~ ro,s,r,,s,,,,d "a urunsst essnter Nos
ts ia i2s ST. 100 IS4 80. %. lss. 49, 3D. ~ w. ~" luz
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II Al a q a. 20, 10 g.
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CIRCUIT COURT-B.fore judge ROOSEVELT.
frances H. Ckds Lsssel H. simpson JL hes next eDf.


Action Of divorce the ground Of infdelity. This
esse was called Motion made BY Mr. A. L. Jordan, foe
s,fen.. 10 postpone principally the soane that no
4 NOT prepared 10 proceed Mr. dwATd Sandosd lost 10 ths
Arcte having been the counsel engaged and he Me- not
<st Acquainted with the merits 20 authorize him in
sobs on; that M H. noranss the s,torssJ In tho
ea,. 4. epsAsed the Superior Court The motion OPP
Io.ed by Mess Johs Graham and LAmOreaaI for plaintiff
The case having ssdy been called for sl uios times and
been Pot off, IL finally postponed 20 Yay Defendant
Il charged underand with IMPROPERLY Ia yisitag houses
Of fame Cincinnati which place he hsd store, also
he had partnership with his brother In New York The
ale sations are denied
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

MISSIONARY MEErNGs.-A series OF Missionary
Neetinos will be held ia the First Reformed Dutch
Church Someryille n. j.. on the 18th and 18th OF
December next The first of the series Of discourses
on the occasion will be at IL clock A. VI. on the
18th, by the Rev. DR.. De Witt, Of New York. The
Rev Gel. w. Wood Secretary Of the American
Board. resident in New. York; the Rev. Edward NJ.
Dodd, Missionary to the Jews in Turkey, and the
Rev Cyrus T. Mills Of the Ceylon Mission, are also
10 deliver addresses at these meetings..
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IAdvertiserent
ANOTHER IScuRABLE CASE OF CANCER CURED

VIII N-h'N-9E 'N9.H7
Mrs HOOPER Of Baltimore has been sud-rias from the
re-. Of Cancer for years ard pronounced hopslesy In
durable BY one ohs best surseOoin this country
vas large mans Est, and st times bleeding proasey
Ia this situation She brought to Drs GILBERT and XIV
SFpy ofHo as Broadway and there examined BY several
eminent physicians all OF whom pronounced her cancer hope
lees DIS O. ard removed t without the aid Of the knife
ard she Is and good hesh aud IS 'he leaves
snd family this week shs desires all such a. be-
svs nearabe call Ne fS Broadway TO day o
10 to o'clock and examine Tor themselves.
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Jersey CITY BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Jersey City Bible Society held an anniversary
AT the York. It, NJ Church, on Wednesday evening,
which was well attended. The exercises were opened
Church The report Of the Secretary was read
which stated that this Society was organized in May
ls3s since which time il had sustained repositories
from which Bibles hsd been supplied to families in
the city and to persons on board shipping a. tne
liberal amounts have been annually paid over to the
parent Society by this Society thsn has been done by
many of the County Societies. Since its organic ttlon
This Society has caused thorough examinations OF the
c,v and ire sunpy of the Bible to ell of the destitute
n, four difert nj timesthe last of these explorations
took place last year at which time $50 families were
visited snd 3lS Bibles were disposed Of During the
past wear l22 Bibles have been disposed OIL oy
gift and 81 by sale. An instance was mentlonea IN
Which n person converted from Papacy was thrice
supplied with Bible because it was each time burned
by her mother. ~
The Treasurer, A. s. Jewell rendered bis report;
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CirrumsfAnces

Circumstances sometimes make men beneiac-
Ton, uithouf eonsaldns their neinsf0a. ERGO
CIgY co W. sol Grsne q pablo benet.etos y Ole
- rir,ur.sa>es Having Dissolved psrtDsnhp, thsy 1e
bt,d 10 d.po-e Of the entire stock Ct b ri DkLss
wi, thsy ehoo.s By forcing into saeti9a
noe voad reap the advantage bat speealtto'
.,trs .he prce down below they con n.na t7eJ
- es.h TIE retains realized II tiae thousznas Ee
5000 rss-y soube the valrs Of their money, AZ .Ie
-. -. 20 on and NesrI HEARD. CLAP 60 No Di
r,nS ne sscGsdiy, under the ersastanee PaoHe oeSs-
sE-l.rt
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SUPERIOR cOURr-asfore judge eo,wo.ra

James Moore sft the unnson hitef a&HVAa w. q.
To recover damages for placing track Of the rail-
road Is II into Theths from rsnthsy 80 near tho
dew ak BuIe plaintiffs property already referred 70
The jury found verdict h.t the track laid to tho
curb than directed BY the Street Comm oner or than wS
Necessary and that injured plaintiffs house In the Sho
per year to July 81 1882 the Ds IL ws removef-fof
which sum the Jury rendered verdict smount and interest 70
be computed. AZ 49,,
To recover $40 900, 90 which, IL IL alleged, Porter
q Sherman was Ded under his In 1850 70 extend
the sewer In Fuons from the east side Of Westst 70 tho
outside Of the bulk head The claim 10 assigned 10 piann
The tonset IL alleged make the sever four feet
below high mark bat orders were gsen sfer~1f 20
male five feet inch which done Ia defense,
denied that there such orders that anything more
yas done the called for The eass on FOR
Plaintiff Nesss. Field and sluyter for defendant Mesn
RisRs and LswIeEce.
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[Adyertisenentl

A GOOD PHRENoLoGIsT will prove it TO your
eooseepess By deneans character talents and
eusres, far accurately THAI your mother could
Do He ansyre. s the human elements aud functions thereby
showing Of what meter composed and how to de-
ysop them. The Hon. Horace Mann remarks look upon
Ptrenoosy s.the guide TO philosophy and the hsndnad OF
Chr.suity Whoever disc inmates Phrenolosy PUB
lie beneaetor" EXAMINATIONS daily By Prof FowLEs s9s
Broadway.
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ur pnpprD NPyT The SO1 n00

VINO WILL De ROBBED NEXT The d,OOO
rottea from the Wndham County Bank Conn., the 18th
oy demonstrates every daythat steel aud
fbsst iron SAFES reliable against burglars LLLtE
v RoVGnr AND CHILLED fR0S rMPsSErSABLE SAFES and
BANK the only that have not yielded to Gro
ba dr ard huslars' tools although frequent denonssrs
crs have been made upon them " Experience IL dear
school and mAny who trust sheetron safes Will md so
quite profit full assortment OF LILIES sAFEs
and BANK Loo sale depot Of the Worlds Safe Co..
No Ils Ptarst., Hsnoyersquafe. j. {. MORRIS, Agent
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Befcrs Judge o,xLEy.
Lii. DE-. lhaxiH

Plaintiff claims TO have owned tho hat, cap aud
umbrella store and stock No. III Nassau and was doss
defendant in taking possession OF said stock aud store
and placing Keeper therein by which he Plsinthl hiss
ruined bis business and credit destroyed aud prospects
blasted" He brings acon TO recover S2ltI TO- tho vAus
Of the stock and $500 damages for injury 60 him In hs bust
In defense it was denied that there any wronshd
taxing 1t Is LEGGED that JUDGMENT W. oo.ined 70 the su
gerioI Cont and creation ..nsa at ne SUIT OF yaaas
Barnes ard the property question LEVIED upon under 500
esecution sad Is commended that said Mommsn. Barnes
Henry Mommeps owned said stock, or hsd lsvises inter-
est IN L. ,,,r,...
Of NJ. B. previous said levy (which was July stJ hs
paying 900 for IT, and also the lease Of tho store The
L. whether said purchase and sale were bona ndes
VetSIet Tor defendant FOR plaintiff Mss1rs n Mesnss
and J.s NJ smith Jr For defendant Messn Mash and Hail.
Brown and NandepoeL
Lonsley 4 Taylor sst Samuel p Townsend
Plaintiffs say they are brokers for the sale OF real
e.se Townsend employed them In MAY lsoi to sell
for him eighteen houses on north side Thirys esssss
gaze on each OF 81 -baAncs 10 bs paid 10 first mortgage
boids Of Attic, and Aisssny Valley Railroad CoGpsny Of
two of .ad bonds They they found purchaser Datss
Youug Boson but that Or eoad not carry os his part
other than those named They sne 10 re-
cover the value Of the bonds which they were 10 have 70
eevsd for their services Tn. cm wss denied sedst Tor
nainl. value Of said shares, and 80 iaerest
for plaintiffs, Me.s Shepard and Pus1ns for descendant.
Jsms, stewart and Others as Henry Baker and Brother.
To recover sl75 % freigh, for 427 cases wndoH-
alas. ported BY defendants 10 ship South CaroDa rom Ant
ovt 10 "a careless Of andng them broken snd
useless the value Of which was ~ J and thh 90
ndsnts offered pay the amount OF freight VITA this de-
In reply sid there Ia the policy clause wsishs
and contents unknown not an,vsraee for ofsasse eS
which the goods = the risk Of the owners
is 10 principle whether clause OF the kind can
negligence in the delivery which latte, hsws'et a.
PENDANTS Messrs Pest and Niehols
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THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving day was very gen.
orally observed yesterday in Jersey City The places
of business were generally closed and the services at
tie Churches were well attended. a large number o.
The rerideuts Of jersey City being Of the NewEoglsnd
stamp Thanksgiving is observed very much in the
New.EBgland spirit.
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!. S. Jewell. rendered bis report:
Io.L ........s.ss.ss..ss
Ralsnre dna The Treasurer. - 5.

This Society il also engaged 10 raising an extra
al COO for the parent Society which is not included in
he above receipts The reports of the Secretary and
Treasurer having been received the meeting wss ably
s5STessed by the Rev. J. Mcneil, in behalf OF the
Americsn Bible Society. The Rev j. b. "akeiey
slso made a very interesting address.
Tba foIIowinG were then reelected officers OF the
Society for the ensuing year; n.
President the Rev Laws coLIy; Secretary w Ds.
ipsoni W,,nsou Jossph Mccoy. Gee. Fosd, D. 8 Gfes
Jan r norJn NJ r. Barnes 7. 5. DoremH', > osIrei'o0
- ~ -
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fAfvsrtisesDebt
PFRVANS BI-RIFSoi-E ETHIOPIAN TROUPE are,

By their sod ansqaasd attractions drs~ins large
ard tahionsoe su4snees their osAutfa place Of anas.
ment No e5J Br0sdway. Ev--y lover Of mrsc. git
ard sasb able rAHouine shoald pay then visit this evening
Tie dollar Iekets IN connection with PEsHANs tAird enter
Tr received Tor four siu and b. parcAsssd a
the ofee from ~ 70 P NJ daily. where fall particulars
can De obtained
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MARLNR AFFAIRS.
THE VIRGIN MARY,

THE NIkGIN NARY.
Couesporeenoe % The n. = TTibuae.
East HAxP1os, wednesday, Nov. %. 1854.
| have just LEFT the chip Virgin Mary. The ship
will be total lose; che is badly hogysi and her stern
of down to Der trsnsom and fil Of water; has some
30 barrels Of bottled ale still in her. W Jones. Jr,
has contracted to carry her cargo, sails rigging.
anchors, g., to Ner-York, for s2i per cent the
ship to be soid on Friday. the 24th.
Yors DONINY
Fire Isls.d Coast Inspector.
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TAdyeriisement.

PHALON's PAPHIAN L0TIoN.-The velvet soft
rss aud buhroe nt which Shakspere says II sweet
voice excellent thing Ia woman soon pass from tho
ron under tie stringent Influences Of cold unless the
ssu hept perfect heath, BY the daily application o, hs
recrle, cosmetic For sale at PHALoSs No 5 Broadway
Il Nicholas Hotel and No 1877 Broadway. Of Dey-
=, ard BY all druggists cod dealers In fancy goods
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CEAReE OF GRAND LARcEsY.-A woman named
M,rx Nns.p VS.. Yesterday arrested charged with stealing
about worth Of clothing snd jswely the property Of
Mr. H. Pstten CT No ITO Lsurenss She vas serysnt IN
,b FAMILY OF Is, gentleman ard "Wednesday evening" msn
,sed 10 p FROM the house With the property which she hid
rd,- bed In building in the Of No lbs Thom p-on 81
fOu7d She wa locked up ey JUSTICE ~i~'A i'
examination
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A FouyTAIy.-Since the introduction OF Passac
-. into Jersey CIV ha. been determined alter the pub
he ousre a. the junction Of Grsod and wsshibztons and
TN, forrsS Th. PAX will be surrounded with neat iron
ence and Be adorned with thrubbey. fountain Will BE-
u IL
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fAivertisemeut

CARPErs.-BroOklyn versus New York. bar,
s,Os Mus be closed once Nc humbuS The largest .ud
richest stock Of Crowley Sons English Tapestry sud Vel
vets the trsde Also hundreds OF pieces OF lnGsns Oh
Chs Sc AZ 50 per cent less than spring prices Loot be
sats6ed and then 90 HoRrOS SONS No T9 Faltou 81,
srooL and your money hundreds daily testify in
New York ard Brooklyn.
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Advertisement
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C,rHrpRaL OReAS-A large frsi-clss organ
br;, Cor the Cathedral at Charleston, S. C., viii be
oneped ,hi, morning by William A. King, Esq, the
organist of Grace Church st the msnuiac'ory MI
Uenry Trbep. cen.re-st, commencing q, o'clock.
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SUPREME COURr-sPEct,L TgsM-Judgs M,ERrs.
In the OF Eleanor Harris and William Harris brother
Aaa. II.lAon


Plaintiff under the statute which authorizes one OF
two parties claiming the property comp.l the
other party 70 bTps the ques;sn
defendant TO bring such action Ii sss opposed
the gfound that defendant hsd been In possession foe
three yesrs deguated BY statute Judge Clerke, AFTER
bearing decided facts that such the Gaze An oldr
then Obtained staying proceeding I'LL seai could %
made the order tho gronod thai
sppes be taken IN such The Court held that
an appeal be taken Ia this well other Mo-
tor denied. For pitt Mr. Tracyi for dfdt Mr. Eschwes
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloss-Thursdsy- Before
judge BLgsE, -

ElZSDfth Harrington plssne1 guilty VI petit I'M
eepy in stealing wearing spperrel from VIM Kline add
sentenced the BaTy for sir months Mshse hoarks.
indicted Tor Frspd larceny; Theodore Alien indicted Tor burg
lay IN the secobd dess Peter Dark Indicted for grad
larceny sever.y TIED and sequsd The Court hsn
ed n the day
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loss or THE SLooP-oT-WAR ALBAST.-The " Ssh
iDgton correspondent Of TIE Ner. York C0rrier Gz9
EnqnieT says:
The sloop-of-war Albany is probably lost, a. no.
thing has been heard Of her since she sailed from As
pinwsl two months ago. The following i a list Of
her officer:
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TIE FIRE-ALARN TELEGRAPH.-The telegraph,
vch has been In Of esntrueoa for some monh aud
VII ch IL on a plan similar thai 10 New York put IN sue
ees,f operation Yesterday line Of teegraPhc
ou row extended from the City Hall g all the station-
Houses aud will doubtless prove of great utility
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TIKI FALSE CoLIKcToR.-Seyerdp persons who nave
been defrauded By this yesterday called 81 inc
Lower Police Court and identified him Thers are
inward OF 100 victims in all.
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LAYING ~ SToREs-Yesterday morning, about
o'clock Officer the Third Ward, arrested
ranned Tabler in Grand 81, su'piei'n Of having
and which she had la bas
Ls s1bequepty II sscer,sned that the articles had
leu ,sEen from the cellar Cornelius Jones Of Bashck
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SAM LATHRoP the Clown. has his BENEFIT
- 49, !, c..ti. Gsrasn Bssidss he Esphanr" Sam 70
s-ssues egmp speech and variety sf StAet nSvsltsA
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDESr.-Coroner ODonnell
Yesterday held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital upon
the body Of an unkn man. about sixty-dve years
of sce. who was run over at the corner of Tnrd-av.
aud Forty-frst-sts, on Wednesday night, by one of
the cars. and died coon afterward from the injuries
received. The deceased appeared to be intoxicated
at the time and attempted to the track just in
advance If the car, when he was knocked down by
the horses and run over. The Jury rendered YER
dict Of accidental death, to which they added: The
deceased was, in our opinion, deranZed in his mind
" and We e1culpate the driver from all blame" Ths
deceased was about FIVE feet nine inches 10 hight and
was dressed in black pan q, black coat, and boots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

The Rev. John Lord viii deliver the fifth Lecture
Of hi. Historical Course, before the New-f0rk Cl'y
Literary Union, in the Chapel Of the Univer'iy TN
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
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