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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
TUESDAY, Jan. Up. NJ

There fair amount Of business at the Stock Board
today and prices generally were well sustained A. the
Second Board without much activity the market frmer
for Erie aud easier other Of the fances. The
changes in the market scarcely worth noting Thorpe
MUM Railroads are steady. Panama. improving and odd
today at par Railroad Bonds firm and in fair demsnd.
State Stocks are quiet; Virginia sold nj 1915 lOJl.
In Mining Stocks there is not much doing but quotations
are firm sale OF goo shares Ripley wssmade at b. i2
month";. and 4, cash, oferedN North Carolina q bid 10
high p bid Gold Hl 81 &c Holders OF Mining Stocks
are quite firm especially those Of Lake Superior Advieos
from the Dolly Hide nine just received very favorable
Also those from Monis.
Ia Exchange the market Is heavy with larger supply
from he South especially of france Considerable sales Of
bankers sterling signatures made today at , ct,
with good produce bills at sasI ct France 1921 s57L
which II lower
FIeeis are quie, but steady To Liverpool 5000 bush
Grain I'D Flour 36e39 1000 bbls Resin q 50 tune
Bacon 40 900 boxes Cheese, i5i 500 bales Cotton 3D.
To LONDON 5000 bbs Naval Stores ST. 800 ties Beef 10
49, eco bbls Becon 5O To Dlrre 5000 bus Wheat 2ic;
2Coo bbs Flour 95c Ashes $40 900 400 bales Cotton.
&c. 10 Antwerp lso bbis Spirits Turpeaine at 7e. To
Brennan, 100 tuns mcssurment goods32l6.
Tie receipts at the sub-TraSury were s@ll07li Pay
ments :os,6l3. Balance s3,C1o79L
In the Bank table published yesterday the specie OF the
broadway Bank vas stated at 1880 II should have
been sI3s:sO This increases the aggregate specie TO
slls9Lfs3. The fgures at vagioHs periods are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
SUPREME CoURrzsprcrAL TERM


Daniel Bellows et Afa Partridge and rhoms Fessenten
BY creditor 10 set aside assignment made by de-
f,ndint for The benefit OF creditors the ground hh X
was dsned benefit Of the ssuor ard intended BY direct
inc On credit &c 10 hinder ana delay creditors The Court
it appears 20 have been mhda Tor ls
bnft thers s be unnecessary delay or ae
rccui ed for the ord nary OF he property tn' asa
uut declared void Prerencrs pae lar creditors are not
looked rpon vor still the rule Of assignments has been
M cro Tor some ty yea this se and been ansonet by do
each and sells 70 y, IN payment OF
BIZ ceb an artcle worth that TO the exclusion OF O. II
rrser.e and yet valid provided bona hde % pay D. Inc
Ceu IN not nully anil tho Legsaufe has bsen de-
cro m passing The Of JUDGE In other eases Is 20 ees-
eue sw Tcpe. Tke evidence 10 tie ioes
not hat there intention either 70 delay or % deir
he credoTs design by the so 70 beas himself a. th'r
exrcuse Complaint damssei
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snles % stoel.s at PhiladeIphia. :. Trtsn,r. ]

Reported for The n Tribune, By MessFs Fss TsoHks
F' Eo1r5-5c Lchigh 6s 10 9ii 1900 do g8l 90 de- 81
TO- d. % ego do ~ 9sl $3.50 do, 9el 100 schyl Ma,
ca 82 7eI Oo0 do 96I 1900 do Tii o0l Reading Mort
e. "a ell 600 CITY RG' "a est 100 do 10 s3, Penn
n r. 4Gl do i9i do fs. 10 WilmisFon r. =, ~ les
schuy Nav Prersea SO u SchHy Nav 2t q Reading r.
cash ISL q 10 b5 ssh 10 DO jnw So 81 DO, b. so bdo
IS $50 Manu- and Mech Bank each A-shsncs Snk. SO
IS Conn erri.l Bank, "a
trsfn B0atds-e 600 Reading r n. 6s. 10, gii.
Send BoaydS o. 90 Reading 6s 10 s5yn s2l 81 900 Hst
isbarg g. 58 Morris Canal Preferred IS; le sssi
n IS do 5 3ji, Chester Waller Il, b5wn ~;
50 do 1; Beaver meadow r. sjEn 9 leLshsh H,y IL
Reading r. 35fi ~ do 3si l0l SchE l. Nav
Pref, rred, s5sn SIT Lousvule B1bk, l07t
CoHg Pyesunsed states %, ~, 1913 BID Uned states
O. 2l bid Pennsylvania o. IT. OF 10 bid GOT askoaj
Read ssosd div or s5' bid ISL asked Read Bd' 10 s2bd =!
Reading Mortgage Bonds "a go 80 bid % askod Fenns
yaDis r. Il, fsl bid, ~ Nked, Morris Caasl ~ bh, ~
asked sohuyh Nav, - - 7ji bid, ~ .sksdj s,ssyksi
itd 9i bid si asked Long Island ~ BID ~ sssel v,tburs
hid l3 akcd Gferl Bank l3 bid 3t sssed; United states
Bent g 3D. 81 sked Union Canal n BID i4 asked steady
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DIED.

anDIsON-In Brooklyn Th-sdsy H. Abrams AuEisa
A5oa your s child Of Thomas and Betty Aidon In her ltb
year -. , -, ,.,
NAV Chesbrcggh y Couklng and h. Coll insitei
.ftsnd tie funeral her fathers residence No y Sands
Brooslyn OF Thursday a. q o'clock.
bkONN On board ship Kentucky on her passage from san
Francisco &c o July Wn Brown, seams1 native or Nova
Scotia s1ed IS yeaTs. ,
CUNNING=On Tu.sdsy morning 18th inst sasaapl dsushts
William Susanna Cumming aged yesv end II moaths
The ofthe isTy and Of her A.. elue.sed
"Wednesday afternoon o'clock
lafs residercs corner fourth and TenfhAy
DOBLY-A, Prince Dee Is Samuel Dolby Of Dayton
Co Ohio asedo
F-DAyID-IEARYOnbo barb ID 3 Cootsl (of Sears
roT gwen Cas- Dun and Alfred David Anf
Al sea Mchse Lsary, al sssnea residence unknown .
LA TOehREIIEyas at tbs residence Of hs soa asw BIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
La " INTELLIGENCE.

Us CIRCUIT COURr-Before Jude ssrrs
The Court. for the frst tme wss held IN one OF the
recently rented in addition tAe old spatmsns non
the situated the first foor mot tbs bonent) OF the M"
building the Old and with which rooms eoum1aes
doors from the apartments hher
s occupied for The Court and Offices The rooms
der the supervision OF Hyer Esd Marshal have been hand
md fitted up aud What crsdtabe
(which been said very well ofthe old sabshment
Court Of the United States
the Farmers and Mechsno Bank OF Seubene ag
George COssill
To recover pre- misses situate the Boominsiae Road
formerly tho possession Of Joseph Meheon subject to morsage
of 1000 The mortgage subsequently, forscosed aud tho
John Ely By Masters deed Hester Giles
subsequent ssrwsTd redeemed the ptems rhs
TO John sy End the defend
claim Hester Giles The plaintiffs case was opened aad
the Court sdjoarned to this forenoon
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EXPLANATION

SIR In your paper of the 10th inst under the head Of
"Cy CouIis he adj con before Ills Honor odEs Campbell
IL Ma tin r. Bean and derd Smith
which needs word explain ION 70 prevent or being placed
Improper position Officers Of the Police Deparme9I Ias
the briefly these IcDrO arrested for in
tfIDs dh1gs Of duty and tstea before
Stuart who decided he guilty and held 70 bail
HE good behavior future Mcermot then commenced n
action the Superior Court sni during the
esnce of our sihr1r Albany had brought
against BY default neither OF ~ ever
having that The cass going to be tried receiving the
slig.t notice Gift
Wehave pow peed he retier in The hands Of s
few days ho VIII Do
orcufd for arilg when all the CD IN the will be brought
TO liih. MiRTfN BEAM fist Lieut. ion fatfoi OS4s.
Policeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
corpr CALENDAR. THIS DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr-SOs. 49, 50, 24s, . OF, % ~ 10 e
re c.Bss are .esdy today are % e pseed 70 touo
Iou and II none ready GO causes vi" 30 9f sJ ssd
the succeeding day Judge Morris VIII Pfoeeso '1 TIE
s,,SEIoR CoUEr-Nss 49, 1872 255 IS. y, n, 81 2il
o.t 81 iSs "a S4 i u.s. zls o. ISL 35 2j 25 z, rs 81
CoENos PLTu-Part Nos. ls3, 22s, 1873, 1874, go
10 81 e. 80 A. 10i IS 100 III Fat LAOS ~ H. 10 - 10
81 e9 1875 s. &C. 81. 50, o. %, ~, D. - $500 $3.50
srpTTSE CouRr-SpeeiGl Terr-Ncs l26 to 1872 1874
1 Il q %
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sHEmFFs cogRTB.fo! lss A.!sPs i i ami Jry

Plaintiff is a lawyer and deiendat printer. They both
boarded At No IS Bkmass lady boarded st tao souss her
husband captain On the day thai ~ returned w 80
letter Wassont 70 him that A~ vile and a-e
tee guilty. improperly and had occasion spoten VI
ssBst Tue charge It was said was "Aoly and
ay Plaintiff ssPe VI having written me nony
Nous and when he returned home n the evening ana vent
INTO psrcr he asked by defendant woo with staes wr
m the bed letter co npa7ed o.
he az be De lined 70 whether he nc on not De
pcent the pHta With having written It, es ne
si lie did Astwthtauding bis debial howeyer d,ndL1
pfoceedd strike And tet the plaintiff eAusnz his ae 70 sesa
Il said saauEg him Action Is brought by plaintiff
% recover damalss the assault and battery Ia deies u gas
a defendant struck the plaintiff bat sys he "a 80
rdef feelings Injury aud excitement aud that the ere nasne
II thew Justify eStenuaed the es'en a. ~ deserve pl
reply said that pltd Rad denied tns
written the letter and thee vas 20 PROOF sn
he he'd written hsn Oher person me y
fot IA q vercct for pautin Of S1so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
SUPERIOR cOURT-Before Judge DgEH.

Thouss Smith ast jones McCuIough IT. snd rtadsrok W
To recover damages for not landing plaintiff ard his
y Al Cski thoy being az he time pSeLy'rs Ia the Fancs
Ssddy but carrying them ON TO udsos the r. > beng
cipe II ssd with the Aida sready referred TO- M hCa
oushwas part Of the s. aud board f stone s
csptsn coundd Ia defuse that Mr. hcCn0usi hhf no
control the end liable and hat te boats were nor
racing be highest amount OF damage which cnd ne en
crcuin the incurred m being
yty Court In its charge stated ~ che Jny hi
Can't stone liable dlmsges re was hs duty 20
have plaintiff snd his family az Catsk sit 1o@n li
could have done so hal h been disposed la regard % NJ ~
Tuorch be hcing hoard the timo u hi
duf TO directed the Captain have aadei
Cask do rendered hin equally a0io =
10 al directed the Captain rot to land.
f damages the question whether IN boa
~ ms ed n racing with tho Aida and tls that was the
esson the and passed aoed In frier to show
lie motives actuafei the def ndaas II tho boats were "a
gegsd sud therefore tho landing was not pa 10 and NJ
NcCuough cid exercie his anth0rty sesen it rs
equally liable with the Captnand tie rae OF dsi-
will be the actual ncuned it HUDSON and "a
Rftx back 10 Caki bat psnG entitled 20 damass for ths
sm experienced b. h- fniy and she creun'taaes Of tue
Ia order from following the example Of defsnfan
sfalc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
TILE LAFARGE HOTEL.

T. re Editor Of The ~ Tribune.
SIR: In answer to your inquiry the nature and
extent Of the losses 81 Messrs Wright. Laner Co. late
Iroprtors of the Lafsrgs Hotel destroyed by fire. it will
win soon be fully informed of all particulars will state
generally however that the prOprieors have lost all the
capital paid INTO the concern by them amounting to soma
al besides q. their time labor bestowed tting and
Trepapg opening the Hotel whh las occupied may
months; they VIII oheerfy and PROMPTLY apply to tho pay
de6s all the len them TO aud their sred
tcs will spirit beray Do disposed 70 make sash
raDgeuons will aid them In gaining tie position they ara now
struggling BY aired e1eTou ~ attain Friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Allen. owner Of the British bark Majestic
The bark took board at Belfast, Ireland, cargo OF
pe iron CONSUMED Nose Co. Of this city Alter arrival here as
captain be landed pier No 81 North River in
June 1852 wharf gave way under the weight sndthe Iron was
sunk
alleged thai the cargo conted of y tuas b 49,
sterling Der tup TO discharged In five working lays after arrival or
denunsse paid nc OF day Pann say Lha they
sold the contracting 10 cr 10 At some pr 1 the North
River aud the Battery sndthey inform
Of the hat must be 60 eTered and they
would procure sposb erth within those limits Tor HIN
~ bsu In at They say they willing have paid . iemdr
reFe rer day detention In waiting for said berth but that e
not andinE isnded said pier No s., which
irpopt place and tao hey further say th ei9t
(o that should not Affect the legal rights
Of either rty) said iron mp but that the greater
portion Of the present claim msis for damages
Ia defense the iron aodea solely &C the sk OF libel
av.fs he Ia Va
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloSs-Tssaly-Bs Jadgs


Michael Gurnov who Wa convicted hast week for bay
ip IN r. siRf shot wah intent 20 use the sane on
Oer Cossn his morning sentenced 20 oas years
NJ in State Prison.
se ornsn Indicted with James Aeehsu for robbery me
degree lelded guilty - ssssns and battery oAy ana "'
marded for ssutense. ,--,-.-,-
Cchsr. stodd.K indicted grand larceny in stealing ege
ard coin 10 the value So Cecy Johnson PLEADED si 81
e arceny md the PsuiteasFy ir 81
Henri nes Joseph BareW tired and Convicted OF
Grand aresny 10 ssihg sf gloves valued e az 80 ko
Er Henri Bre dove dealer Cosrtlandt They were zen
each Etr aud months
Anne Brad, BridetBoyls tried and ntsd o. gl
writing desk containing gold
epccs. worth the Of Paul Henry No u Cen
rest The eon vios. VI rensnded for sentence
Jnores Newman convicted yesterday OF attempt s
the peTsos Of ehA nsmed Mary HShsea sned fi'" s
Corftrher adiOnTHed Or The day.
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wArcugULNrss OF THE CITY INSPECTOR

SIR There has been for the past three weeks and more
GA and
tn sIlsv almost 10 front Of Tn, Newfok Mar lfo9
Inspector other individual OF the
unctonuries has thought trcab lis head
ttout During week the ngss1co Of
checked decomposition and the for
tine the carton with pail but tue tha has
locked the et sd freely pis aToguJ Rotas clIr0n
al that edd the hes tanes Of td favored
ton Of City being Wit In smelling dis Of
tn Fin oUIts hogpens property around tess dsgny must
eoILIsnd read. market Your respectfully
A RELUCTANT DwsLLER ANoSG fIs HOGS
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RROOKL Wv ITEMS

corpr nv sEssIoSs-In this Court yesterday, John
Nj ard Daniel sner tried tndesn chsrzaE them
IN burglary IL the inst degree and found rly James A;y on
- NJ for aps larceny acquitted Lushin sSer
ard PaTct Welsh, indicted for sailing 9 io thou hsend
r.S.d suy ssntenccd each to pay hae OF CIV Fsaeet
th VS., convicted Indictment for assault and esttry
ss ben circumstances sentence Sn as pended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

NkW HARLEM BEiDeE-Iho neW brid1e over me
Harlem River built by the Railroad Company. crOssi
BY the fr train Of yesterday morning The old one.
r which it is substitute has been abandoned. bu may
&c SHY be repaired ftr n horse or foot bridge
THE SUPPOSED HoxicIpy Coroner Donnen yestgr
day held inquest at Bsovus Hospital upon the body Of
Mathew Boyle. the individual who admitted to the
Hospital the 4h suffering from fracture Of the jaw
which runoed the result Of violence and died
on Monday morning The Coroner found it impossible 70
procure any witnesses who knew anything OF the ster
and evidence taken exoeptha. Of DIR Everss on'
of the physicians to the Hospital Sho made post moren
examination OF the body and to the conclusion that
death caused by delrem supornducSd by in
temperance and the Jury rendered verde: to that effect
TEE ACCIDENT on THE STEAMER PETREL-Henry
Hughes OF the persons who aded on the 3Osh
inst by the bursting of the bottom Of The boiler Of
the propeller PtTe died yesterday at the NewYors Hos
ptal Coroner Wilhelm held en- inquest upon the body
ard the Jury returned verdict OF death from scads aoc
denslly received Deceased Of Ireland 10
years Of ago.
The Reohsbites had an unpleasant evening Monday
for their Anniversary Meeting the Tabernacle nowh
standing which there & very good attendance who
were very msch interested in the exercises whsh
sisted Of singing by the Five Points children led by Geo
Henry Curts; speaking by Lucien Burlesh, Scion Rob
nson and Rev Mr. Corey. Mr. Brouwer sung Two comic
temperance songs. which were loudly applauded.
Some OF Mr. C0rey's anecdotes were exceedingly anus
ing OF which upon the Connecticut Yankee who
proposed paint the meeting house red because that
the color ha Deacon Smith painted his years
ard il he'd been growing brighter ever since Another
Yves about minister who read prayer at railroad cele
braiion, at which negro laughed because he said he
could not help thinking il the first letter sent the
Lord about the railroad. Mr. Corey became so deopy
interested in his subject that he gave his watch to Mr.
Pease ss a donation.
FIRE-At o'clock on Tuesday morning fire occurred
IN the grocery store Of Ms Carney of No lsi Houston ST.
directly opposite the Staten House The iremen
early the ground and BY their prompt action saved the
building from destruction The FIRE ong inated in tho
front part Of tho apparently of the middle
shelves Loss about ESQ. Fully insured
REAL EsTATE-The following sales were made at tho
Merchants Exchange Jan:17, by A j. Blocker
Hosse and lot eCtb fhsy, sox99 $500
ot .djoinifg 1882 W
Hsu4e and lot Broonest 81
By f. II Ludlow:
Store and lot No lei PesIst 5lo
on sth-av. Tthst @2xitO 10 80
Lessehoid properly No L'p
By Cole s. Chiffon:
House Of 7sst an! shav, Se,
lot soJoiuirg
lot sdjoining lilo
BY A. II. Muller & Co:
Hcrse and leafo Of lot No 1873 Broadw4 53o
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iAdvertssmer }

Bv teaching parents, specifically, the disposition.
end h.ir rhsnooEy Shows ROY 80 ~
.-re dgveoo tke and wha Profession os
res or pursuit. life prepare them Exsfnnssas day ~
% > I, y. Fowler. 81 10. l3l Sc-E,u-st~
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BURGLARS CAUGHT ~ TIE AcT.-At 10 o'clock on
Monday ught NTs Janet sinz TesuE At 40 80 Thrig d.
sued Geo WI iaus and Peter ha4nond az"
Smith rsusonq three trunks Ia in her house. which they
entef- fss DE OF them had c'is@ with
lin which had been used in breaking open the ruks Sns nns
ssly the front door and called Watch whom Ohcss
Heath the Eighth ~r6 asde his appearances e,s the uss
prore and conveyed then before Justice stuart wn3 oekef
them up tri4L
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Advertisement
w.. Il .s~r-,~a 0
WFr AIGLINs -
WET SILKS! W

Teard Cspp Co. No 81 Grsud will TINS nornns ~
raj ss othe above goods together with Table Cloths ps
pers Fovens Napkins super blsck Sain. yos1 ~ oL pr
- Brc.fcoths slghfly vet r,n sa1
.ter bnt 10 ell other resPess Inc -. as
,uindes that By calling the early Of the d.y tney nVe
is,,r orrornny Of making their selections sd $50 iy9i ths
80 HEAKp CLAIR Co, No . 1 Grand-r
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FIRE.-Last evening between and 10 O'Clock, tr'
tt out the stable OF Daniel B0yd Wo1ghbJ - u-sr Kay
S ma r,s ,ou burned 70 large quantity hsy
zane, &c wss oonspmed With tbs building i..n'
ts .lonpe ovr ed b, william horsr and occupied oy hie
fles named Thompson Demssy and Bo~ers was soasderAs
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RECEIVING SroLEy GooDs.-John Mobile keeper Of

RECEIVING STOLEN GOODs.-J0hn Mcbride, keeper Of
ukshps No al Sixth wrsJesteTdly arrested by Pole
Ia Nhaey and Cltne Of the Eleventh Ward CHARGED By H.
Alex Setter arebes OF the ssw Opera House vsh e9aon,
Ttceyirg pounds OF Zinc, being portion Of 800 u h5
same material which had boel stolen from she bidlag Fa sne
VS. In lie fhspe arches sud had be- for TO Wini-s "
ediioe The accused afen bf Jusce ood gao h
him Is in CSC toe charge jos R-y OF no ZiI
Satl It. became Ia boL d.Inan.
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PERusM's l0C,005 GIFTs.--Ne hope b. tomorrow
10 10 able readers Official OF tle
pisee artiouns the Perhsm 6ts As hs Comm,
ititg h-ye the uader c0nsder.
ten IL 10 only necessary friends the necessity O.
,r,cvrTg lie Git rcfeig the time hmtefor
kib'tep 81 Minor" expires 5st intsDt Ticket o.
Zee md ExLihirer-rcour No. d53 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

RtyuRs TO THE CRY H.LL.-From the report SAB
,he ounon Council It the Last maetns IL appears hat
he repairs the City Hall the past year a'uai0
40
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1854

Sarst The bulldog Insured ~ cc 70 ths
BrOoklyE lBsuTsnes Company -heh taiy eoss ho os ~
cssse susnd b. the barnns OF the stable aa'sna 70 aSOl
eSrc- insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Colds arsing from the wet weather and sudden
she.d e treated with Howss Cough Candy Il .ways
re Gns always harSy al merchants sEs gsoees vi" AseP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

PRoPEssiANAL CARD-Drs. X. Il J. Hunter receive
Patients Ia Diseases Lunss daily from A. " to P " At
tier Office No Broadway. Reiei T A lambert, Esq
Esyoy Of Brook'yn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

RANv.Rp's Holy LAND-0ur citizens appear de-
Ls this painting ha not leave mellow -
~ TGnvar l. obdse another 10 satisfy the crow d
rev z usual It's closing a1nelnesmt 70 0eaod the
Ed whore The SsyisE walked blsd md died Lhe1 t4 sss
80 n oeek AID every eyeans this week al o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Uncle Toms Cabin at the National Theater this
afternoon evening making m l9oh and 1g representation -
thst essbistgent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

FAT.L FaLL.-An inquest was yesterday held by Coro-
rer CDro lord the slip America ling At Pier No
ruor tic tody unknown s1F. Wh9 al insrss
seived ~ 70 In the ne oh s- while The
vessel her from LvcVso 70 ths pert verdict O.
sAcelSentsl death va rendered b. The Jay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Please read tie advertisement OF Cushman ~ Co,
other cob,lrL Of ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Fatal ACCIDENT Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held
an 1qzest q 90 Csnnonst upon the body Of Mr. simm
wi dsd Yesterday the elects q fall from the TOP Of pile
DIN w. al be - rep,irins 20 Pier no l. r the lh ias
HE jury rendered yes iict Of Accl.enial dsslh"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Ice srley....... bi2n $50 North Carolina ........
10 Norh Carolina 81 50 Douglas Houshioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Tn NKw HARLEM BRlpeE-Tho new bridge over ths
Harlem River built by the Railroad Company was cr09st
by the rs train Of yesterday morning The old one
fr which it is substitute has been abandoned bu may
PC SHY berepsired for horse or foot bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
WEW-JERSEY ITEMS

CanDIs SrATIsrics.-Last year there were in Camden
IO7 marriages SEQ births zoo deaths 100 cOmminsnts
% turclaes n alarms OF fire. snd sa75o worth OF prop
erty burned Of which 81, 700 was insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Attention called to the advertisements Of T. whtehouse
in regard to the Toledo and illinois Railroad Company sad
to the Lake Erie Wabash and ST. Louis Railroad Company
Indiara
Tho Gtea. Western Road Of Canada will commences ae8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

OYSTER WsR-A meeting of oystennen and other
eppoed cea contemplated improvements Of the Bay bstseSn
Jersey City will be held Bergen this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Aiof the sdoumrent Of the BOsrs the following sales o.
Bonds and Stocks were made auction by Simeon Draper
To the price Of Bonds should be added the accrued interest
which tie purchaser pay in accordance with the terms Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

RAILROAD ACADEMIA German named Thee Loelof'
who arrived Jersey City the yesterday morning
having lust returned from attending ball given in OF
IN. adjacent towns while in the act Of jumping from the
plstfrm Of car the train beng in motion EEL with great
force upon the track and being caught beneath he car su'
tanned fracture of the collar bone compound fracture of
the thigh and fractures of several Of the ribs He was
brought 10 this City and conveyed to the n L. Hospital
where he lies in critical condition.