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GRRAr FGIu.-The St Louis Democrat of Satur-
day last contains full particulars of prize fight for $4,000
side between the noted Tom Hyer and Pat McGowan
The fght is alleged by the Democrat took place the
preceding day. at Bloody island opposite st Louis and
that Tom yer was beaten on the Gath round This round
is thus noted by the Democrat:
Cotton got two random shots on the mouth, and in
endeayoring to rally put ia foul blow. claim of foul
was Immediately made by Macs friends; Toms yielded
The umpire decided that Mac entitled to the wager
The New York Express publishes the Democrats account
Of the fight in full, and adds
awe give the above just we find il in the paper to
which II is accredited but the Tom yer alluded to
not be our New York Tom Hyer The latter recently de-
MED that he was going to have any such fight and his
friends say that for time past he has been very
wel-ccrtainly too uuwell to fight
Since the above was in type we have received the New
York Times Of yesterday morning. which contains the fol-
lowing card from the veritabe Tom Hyer himself;
Please have the kindness contradict the report of my
being engaged in prize SIGHT st Louis have not
been out OF this city two months been engaged in
any such transaction By publishing this you viii
MEDIATE yours, respectfully THOMAS HYERH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-03

SENTENCE sEpucTIoy.-Geo W. keyser convicted at
Philadelphia ofthe seduction of Sarah Ann Ashton,
sentenced to pay hne of $1,000 and to undergo three
years imprisonment in the Eastern penentary.
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MURDER AT NEw ORLEAss.-A young freshman, named
Tom Joice was brutay murdered at New Orleans the
10th ut No arrests
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-03

ANOTHER suspENsIos.-The Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany of Boston has stopped operations and the secretary
among the missing.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-03

The OPERA-Grisi has made great sensation New
York in the opera of Semiramide.
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ADMITTED TO sAII4G. Westbrook, implicated IN the al
legged Anacosta Bank fraud at New York, has been add
mitted to bail in the of 5000.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-03

YELLOW FEVER New ORLEASs,-For the four days
ending October 81 there 40 deaths from yellow fever
at the Charity Hospital
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-03

The funeral services Of the late governor will take place
at the Mission House at Bclleview tomorrow at o'clock
p m.
The remains of the late Francis Burt will be transported
% his family in South Carolina They will be attended
py bus SON Armsead Burt and one or two Others who
tended HIM from home which, beside his son. consisted Of
r, '" Symmes, W. R. Jones' f. r. Doyle and JAMES Doyle
Inc party is expected TO start their homeward route
Friday morning,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-03
ARTICLE III,

ii est entire les haute parties contractanes que
toutes les nations qu voudraent consentr acceder
r6ges conenues dams Particle Ter de cete convention
declaration ormelle tpulant quees sengagen les
observer ouron DIES dros resultant de cette accession
jouiron de droits ct les observeront Files commit
nqueront REINFORCEMENT lie resultat des demarches qu
seront faites ce sujet
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II is agreed by the high contracting parties that all ma
tons which shall may consent to accede to the rules OF
the first article of this convention by formal declaration
STIMULATING to observe them shall enjoy the rights result
ING from such accession they shall be enjoyed and OBJ
served by the two powers signing this convention They
shall mutually communicate to each other the results of
the steps which may be taken the subject
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
NEWvJF,RSEY ITEMS

The CorRTs-REdson CoHnty Circuit Court, and Court
Of Oyer 0ad Tas-Jris- Hsines presiding The Grand Jury
has .dcurred having found q bills Of indeeH o:
murder II for ssc and battery for selling liquor Sunday TOR
un,vfay euttins timber for grand larceny for perjury for
stealing for ruisanee for keeping dordery house r robbery
and grand rcery M mayhem for false preenses One Of the
Ersrd ressy that Of w Moore arrested IN Of
CT the Csnasc sessrs previous 70 her sailing Wm Barr
indicted charge Of mayhem, srnz from sffay with
Matthew Bradley day ser the election April Bradley
Indicted charge Of isssc and battery striking Barr
that ccctson-
Those indicted for selling liquor Sundays ssznsd
d.y and plead no, szy IL probable that the other prisoners
viii BE srresned to-day
The Circuit Corrf has besa occupied yesterday morning st 10
O'Clock with the Ann 0Connor EevJeey Railroad and
Tr.psposoa Company rh suit for damages sns from the
her husband h Of March 1882 BY telns
railroad while he Railroad sv
City. retired o'clock VI yesserray and
outnusd day-eturnnz Court a the evening
with a verdies u tavoG Of tia Railroad Company
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
FIGHT AND RIOT AMONG THE GERMANS.

On Sunday evening serious disturbance occurred at
lager beer shop on the Of Avenue and Seconds
between party of Germans there congregated, and for
time il was feared that fearful riot would be the conse
ouence but by the prompt action of Captains Squres anu
HART of the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards loss OF life
was prevented In relation to the affair Capt Squlres
says:
"A tremendous fight not took place last night corner
Of Avenue and Second-st, in lager beer shop when
had been in full blast all day. and while several hundrea
of TINT stripe were assembled and having guZzed u ney
,xoe drnnt many of them got into fight which took the
Police force of the Ninth Eleventh and Seventeenth ars
10 subdue Capt Hartt and his men, who were present
Je.rye great credit for their perseverance ana decision 10
snYressnr the riot In few minutes after the hghi COM
Minced there were thousands gathered in the streets,
around the scene Of disturbance II being densey Popu
osd Dutch district they poured down from tne ceuas
rarrets end back houses Ike ants from mole-hIll
Three Of the rngleaders were arrested anu oIougn 70
Tho Station House and some eight or Ten TAKEN 10
t,s Seventeenth District Police Station stones p'NA-
hats ard other missiles freely used and several 0
GERS cot roughly handled Policeman kaest oil tns ps-
tct received bruises his arm and other parts OF us per
an that will disable him for time. Severai DINERS go'
,v well shook up and their clothes torn on out no'hng
serous II is very possible that some OF the outlaws VINO
escaped arrest have the felicity OF carrying home Ven
la,ors in their scalps
Cant Hart and his men succeeded in arrestinS Jonh
Matthews, Henry Fischer George Wese, Lawrence hou
man. Henry Gropfcn, George Coke, Lewis hrouse ana
Thomas Collins all of whom taken before Jusuce
Welsh and committed charge OF riot fredeT
;l Stack was held to bail to keep the peace Ine faeV
I'll Ward Police also arrested John A Brcehan, Charies
Maves and Carl Blonkhove for creating not and as
., and battery on the officers. They were taken before
80. Welsh and detained TO await hearing. On his re-
,r,,, 10 Chief MatseI, Capt HART remarks that
III Il but due to the Germans OF this District 70 say 'na'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
FIRV BROOKLTy.
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

NJ Aptommas, the great hapist whose performances
ore received with tumuuou applause, will give concert
in this City on Friday evening next.
Julens orchestra the original number OF 100, Will
open on the 18th Castle Garden, which being COM
pleely renovated and decorated.
Mr. Hackett has positive written engagement OF Grisi
end Mario and will open with grand opera in September,
in theaier Of this City. Mr. Hacket declined to take
the new Opora-Iouse the of rent and stockhod-
ers reserved places and will therefore have Grai and
Mario in theater to be built IA hint Of which
he's already been given of the existing houses.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
srcoxn RokaD
MINING BoAgD


Flint so Lssh &c. 10 a5; sIoo Pssn So L--
hgh Nav lido 59 50 Rcediug r. r. J 80 do, 335: ~
do 81; Minshl RR s. 6li IS Penn r. cash, tl 2schsyL
Nav. FRET 3oi IS Grsd Bank I2i IS do 1 Unon Bsak.
Tenn, 90.
Send Boards2 rs Lshsh g. TO s5 900 Hsr.bp n q.
e3 Q5t Spring Garden 'S3 9 S7gi IS County g. 80,
new days siii 10 R 5, 50 Reading RR b5 81 IS
5 S 100 aOIs Canal days III 10 Bank Of Penn zz Me-
jer Boyd-sl 600 P.an.y,.s g. III esese c..aass aud Am
boy Rsrosd &C. b3 ssf sl oo do bjwn sy; 900 d. sy
5 sehuyii Navigation Prefensd days 81 81 DO bs int, 81
Railroad 46i; IS Reading Railroad IS.
1sj 50 Do s5wn 81 10 Union Canal ss III Girsrd Bs 1f
Lksng Psa-g o. ss ~ ~ 20 ~ s.Esdi ao e. ~ "a
Nd 81 asked. do Bonds 10 n bid 70 asted, dor Mort g. 80.
t ssSd Rsrosd int OF t bid 4sl sks6
ns Canal u bid, ~ asked; Sehuykl Nav. S. % n bh q:
ss<d; do sees "a sid ~ sss,d o. PIeis,res, y 20 ~
Csrd Bank BID lt kedj Lshish ZHe Il 3D. sked, Unios
Canal I1i bid rs asked Steady.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
MosDAY, May s--P. N.

Instead Of hardening considerable decline OF
Lac. few weeks the Stock market appears to have acquired
ncvimpetus Between the Boards the movement became
almost panic. sae Of 500 shares New-York censra
was made at O2 fall Of p cent since Saturday, ana
Erie went to esi The decline which not now 70 AseJ
assisted BY the bears il two or three ~eoa' % ~
pears to be amost entirely the ress OF sppreneooh %
the future az there is no difficulty among 'he sooo 0'
houses in carrying Stocks Indeed s'ooks can 20
,;,t r,e,,er facility than at any time within month or
two TDdoubtedly, many Of the sales are tor account
~" =. unable to keep their margins good, bat
.,;u more are by parties who are apprehensivs
~" ~ - ,res, crisis at hand what, or how n
- =. rrodueed. they do not know when gold eagles
IN he ceiling at twenty shillings each. At tho Secoad
p.,d there was slight reaction, but the transactions
r,oderste Erie elosed esi bid; Reading, 7oi Hadsps
"a; Harlem, 4si; Cumberland, 81; Nicaragua, asl. A
dividend Of cent on this stock 10, unde5snd, a.
most certain. New.York Central Io2i; Cleveland and
Toledo 81; Panama 1881, &c. Illinois Central Bonds
fell of to IA under saes Of hypohecated bonds
New-York Central ss; Erie, lsso, s7i, &c.
In Exchange the business is moderate for Sterling fss
range sasi the latter for bankers signatures con-
siderable parcel of French Government obscco bu ws
sold at 5.lii for thirty day bills
In Freights the movement u moderate, m osa g."
steady. To Liverpool Grain 10 81 esd nemh-v IL
aL 200 or 300 bales Cotton, o-isd' i'"'S sS~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
BOLD ROBBERY.

BOLD ROBBERY On Sunday last, young man
about well dressed with sandy hair snd imperial
called Of samuel Moves No Wyckofs, while the
Afer learning from the servanth that
Mr Soye he requeses permission wait I'll his return
and he the paro where be left alone On the
Of the fsmy the visitor had taken bis leave and carried with
him dolsrs BILL and variOd light articles the
whole valued = about r75 He Wss siterwart-
TIE TIA RooN.-At special meeting Of the Common
Council FRIDAY offered by Aid Nouel
Directing the keepers the City Hal TO provide lunch for the
members session the exceed so
offered which provided against the Introduction
Of puous malt liquors bur rOtw'hstsndag when pu
the original resolution lost BY off TO
BRUTALITr.-George W. Wheeler arrested in Full
Sunday By oer RsypoT abbinr hors. in The
with knife nheins severl Eshes The animal had be-
tauky and all other expeien failing make him bulge he
the the kn Wheeler boush. before Jus.ss
Suj:h ard fined sl5 for bis ecndlct
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN.


E natter Of Tsnas wI s S .s9.aS sD.s rseS. TsG
would notion slow any esss OF 20 % s
character that would be carried by appeal from the General Term
The owner Of and in part city below the laid
s C. s aS s6: % ss A1 To %p.nS h :nS y
although erected the buildings after the resolution to widen
Of Estiaats have been appointed
The People ex rel. A. c. Flags-Stay Of proceedings
Er.i Baptist Church raia.t Brooklyn Fire Insurance Co
Motion for trial denied with costs. verbal agree
made while policy for in force and which have
i binding on company effect give sIohsI certificate Of
The end Of the then current snd partially finished ysas
wa IfRsde.
f g Lepoir sg.ins, the Mayor Of Nsw.York
New trial granted abide the event. The Corpo-
sH Z ao 4 s ss.hs m r5es s the S9ss s "
Grew against Cutter.Motion for new trial denied. Like
Goodrich against Dunbar-Moton to discharge order Of
granted without costs defendant TO ''Pae not to bring se'
Coleman against Garagues.-MotOn for new trial de-
-''' In the matter Of the petition Of Alex. Hsibronn
The General Term in the view OF the Judge al
Special the ofense charged forgery and 20 since
Belmont against Bren-Order directing the purchaser
to take the title affirmed without e9sts
Anthon against Forsyth and the Great Northern Lead
Burk against swift-Case may remain the calendar,
and BE- argued the law and the fsets
Cox against BarclayCause may remain on the caien-
6sr. No gwen
Mum, admir-. Pierce against Bery.-Judgment affirm
ed with .
Purdy against lie GaL-Judgment refusing injunction
ton affirmed, with costs 80
Butler against wentworth Order Of Special Term affirm
Wyman against Hart and Chester against Kingston Bank
-Resersed-
Tracy agr inst Tallmad ge.-ssme: , r
Brd;ali against NewJersey Railroad Co.-Motion for
resrgunent denied. -. :,t -
The Chief Justice MITCHELL announced that cases VIII DC
heard Judges Chaabe The esHdr oasf
wise adjourned % Monday next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
DIED.

BOYD-On the 5h instant Alexander Boyd. aged p years.
His remains inferred tho Cemetery 0f Evergreens
DATER-ln this City May Sarah Augusta daughter OF
Abraham Romes Daier aged 10 months and II dsy
am weary. love! with weeping.
Aud 10 such IL promised rest.
And thou shalt be sleeping
Upon thy Fathers breast
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO attend her ia
neral on Tuesday 9th Instant NJ. without further notice
ess Washington -.
MILLIKEN-suddeny Saturday evening 9th instant, Of d''
ease OF the heart Robert Mlliken. aged 81 years
His remains eyed Orange Comfy Monday morains
MIfNsON-kt Utica New York. Alfred Munson aged 81.
PHHLPS-At Msnhaauvle the 1h instant Mt stephen "
Phelps. aged q years 49,.
is and friends respectfully invited TO attend hi. ia
neral TODAY uesay NJ from the residence OF his brother
nsw Mr. Denson No Chaton without further invitation
sTRICKLANDA Nashville Tennessee, APrls, William sueh'
lard architect. aged 81. native OF Philadelphia
sHORT-On Sunday morning 7h instant Elizabeth dusher -
ohn Elizabeth Short late Of No 2t5 Gand In the 9h yes
of her
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend her a
neral on Tuesday 9th, at o'clock from No 81 thryslisst
WEEKLY DEATHS the City OF Brooklyn for the week
ending May 6, 1854; m., a.
FEMALES %; ADULTS, 8i CHlLDREs Tota' -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

cf John LCcni shoemaker whose noticed
charge Of feoniouy setting fr his shop. No IS, Brosd
Saturday night for the purpose draining the amount for which
insured commenced yesterday before Justice Bogar
Jsmes PeEovee and Levi H canal boasn who were n
close tT when the Ere broke estncd that
T. the Of the they foand quantity OF aud
cd leather burning; Lconie standing az the door calling out for
the and otherwise strangely for
Whose property burning The witnesses exiinsued
IL With which they took 20 the place The
nsae the fire. and attempted to stop
the witnesses be doing IT, Tie will be further invest
i.aied today
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
WZLLLAMSBURGH LIE,MS.

ATTEMPT COMMIT SUIcIDE.-Yeserday morning
John Holly Of the held for trial charge Of ronE
tie Coal Yard the Coal Company surrendered
by ks bail and committed the cells Between O'Clock
Yesterday forenoon be detected the Of attempting de-
bis life having made Of the bedelohes end Of
which he had fastened the grating AID the Othe! he preparing
put around his
ExcURsIoS.-The Kalbheisch Guards from Grsenpoint
Capt john smith proceeded Hoboten Yesterday,
eursior The tTst prize watch valued AZ -lf9.
carnan who had compelled poor widow woman to
81 than the lea. CHARGES for moving her goods
dsy refused license BY Mayor Wall Until be should refund the
extoTte6
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

An overaowng house greeted TIE n, Of Sibo sias;
evening. Tie interior Of The elce looks lh: and
airy and seductive than Ii has been rcei hrcueh
ont in most elegant AMI tasteful manner and reflects great
cred. upon tie skill and enterprise Of the proprietor The
performances Of that attractive character which Niblo
knows well how provide for the Peasucovcrs Of the
metropolis.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

REPoRT OF DENnT DIsPESsARr FOR APRIL.-Whole
nunber Of PATENT treated l nSmbeT Of patents LIS
Attended the D.pensTy. $50; their dwellings 1876 Males
lSJ; females 692 Saivy-Jned 7 Ireland Ss; other
oOuntres . Remaining andeT 81 vsccinAd 2; sent
HCsPis Z; died, H. Number OF prescriptions dispensed lslS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
To Ae Esitor Of 7he y Y T,ts-n..

SIR In the ef my remarks at the meeting OF the
lihmea Cy and Military Rerlbcsn Union Saturday
last cd iha; mechanics the BY whose
means he obet q this Society mut be EecomPshed But aid
Eaf 10 accomplish the ends OF tbs body the united Of
al eAies that o the h and proud AEocrnts sbontely
neeea BY Swing tbs oom IL valuable aud wdelyeFeu
lated lCnTue vii much oLlige,
louis. respectfully. &c. MICHL MOLLOY.
NCtr York NAV 8. 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

WING YouNG MISS GENERAL CoNNTTEE.-Wc have
been furnished with the copy or substance of the Fillmore
resolves passed the other evening, by the mover Mr.
Chapman who informs that they adopted without
much opposition:
U1eyeG, esteemed President Md FILLMORE is making
through the South his hh and has been received with
open by his GLOW ounrynen in that portion OF the United
s'ss therefore, he 1t
Tcsood visit the City Of New York
that ComIis be sppOined correspond with Mr.
Fillmore.
Messrs Chapman, Mott and Child appointed rs
the Committee. An animated debate however took place
on the adoption of the resolves Messrs. Chapman and
Genet advocating, and Judge Welsh, Chairman, and
Mr. Mott going for a modification.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
NiARRlED.

CARsK sKADDEN-BROWN-A Oneida Castle, New YORK. Neg
jerome CaTskaddGu, Esd Editor OF The Democratic kaqnr
Mussstue. lows. 10 Miss Marills Brown.
DODp-IONES-On Thursday morning. thius'snt by the Rev
Frderick @ Cak Captain William b. Dodd Of Minnesota Terri
tov 10 Miss Harriet Jones daughter OF the as Henry Jones
this City
SANnFORD-HEAD Portlsnd Maine, on the Ainsi Taos
n Ssndford Il thi. CRY Ella w Head Of Portland.
wYNkOOP-HAMLINon the 9Th Instant by the Reverend r.
II Chspin Mr. William H. Mynkoop to Miss Sassn Hsmlia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
BII,TIIs

ALLEN-Msy T. Mrs Allen wife Of Charles Allen. ofs pAvcs
.,
HANCoCKs-May Mrs. HaEeoch wife OF Reuben HeRcoess,
A Son .. o
MIX-Msy s. Mrs Min lady Of Rsymcnd Mn ofs pAvsarEs
MOslER-Mas Mrs Moser wife OF Roe Moser os DAvsH'
PURDY-On Saturday NAV the wife Of Iase l. pariy Of Tar
rv'own New York. ct DAUGHTER -
wHFELoCK-Msy Mr. wheeloek lady of Henry whee'oek.
son
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

The Five Points House of Industry. the Rev. l.. VI.
PeAse Superintendent. viii hold IL anniversary the Broadway
Tsternacle Wedn sd.y afternoon the oth O'Clock Al
dresses he expected from the Rev Theodore Cuyler The Rev
Augrrs Woodland the Rev Henry Wsd Beeche The children
VIII be Tr61olt and sing.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
ADVERTISEMENT
SuESi TIssIrrs RARFGFS Il aides you will find

HEARD CLsrP Co.'S No 81 Grand large stock Of Striped
Br0cade which be found new
,,iipe aud yard rch figured do g.
81 ard psr ward Also Figured and BAREGss
which will be than the land Also 10 Plain aud
Printed LAWNS and JAooNET. In every variety . -
HEARD CLAP & Co. No sol Grandst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Advertisement
UNCLE TOMS CABIN will be the attraction at PuR-

DY NATIONAL THEATER tonight Tomorrow afternoon and
apart the benefit Ws HANDBOOK the
uer the following attractive bills will be presented
o'clock UNCLE ToMs CABIN; evening at o'clock KATY
Hor CoRS GIRL and the Drama Of The SEA les
The Chlds Prayer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
fAd1cTt .scmeutl
TIE CALIFORNIAN TO HIS MOTHER

Dear Mo'her though another sky
In smiling beauty DER NE bends,
And every step is kindly watched
By other eyes ard other friends;
Nsr time nor distance e'er can chill
The love fondy yield to thee
love pure as thou art pure.
As lasting eternity
Wild waves between Us roll and roar,
But waves snd oceans cannot part
The gentle chan Of hope that eef
Doth link the loving heart 10 heart.
Nor art thou absent; still hold
A prize Of love the precious fruit,
prize worth al OF Ophir's gold
fhy face dsgut rrcofvped by Roor.
No. S5J Broadway, New YOrA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Advertisement.
7 ,DIrs IN ARNS-rUE FAIRY SOLDIERS.-The three

military companies from NewJsrsey tnown as the airy
I'LL Museum Ihe Ia
All dressed in the military uniform Of the Linee and be
long respectable families Of Haburh
will attraction This evening Barnuns the
naval drama Of Anna just produced will be repeated
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

Tie Tlriy-eghth Anniversary Of the Saboath SGnooS
Jersey Cry embraced the Newlok sunS.y Sa9Si 1aon
held Chprch YESTERDAY s hote
ws ted the Jersey City Clsrgy present. Inee VS.
appropriate address BY the Rev III Fease o. me
Houss laeustry the Five Points Ne~-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Adyertiscmentl !
Cloud and sunshine are az

Cloud and sunshine are alike when inferred
the BRADY Nos J aud $50 Broadway The
human face divine lives the silver in aud 'vessI
reflection the ys reflection lives in the unruhled wave WINE
youth grace dwes swee in the dark towns
their shadow for they aeens as the Tanbo
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

PIANOS and MELODFONS at the great Music Estab-

.ment Of HORACE WATERS No 5t Broadway quantity and
than be found elsewhere in the Uued States
Of MUsIc n the city ANY
chssng $s worth of the latter viii be presented with free
tickets to the Crystal Palace
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
COURT CALENpAR.-rms Day.

COURT CALENDAR.-rsis DAY.
COMMON PIE,s-Part Mos. ISL, 753 go, s5s, r6s
7e7 PEI, IINcs SO. TOT 7i6 TS 7S9 Tp ia rs
IA. 7s9. SCI, 5lo. IA, T77. rs -
go ~ sr5 5 s6 7ss S ls2 no 6 6s r0s 100 f rs
csc SIS 81. 5Si, sil, SIS. T29. as. SD
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

INTERESTING ro TENANTS OF GRAyEs.-A curious and
inquiry before referee under the orae
the Supreme ascertain the value to be allowed 70
the defendants Of person occupying grave -, - -,
600 was strip front Of the Brick PTes5yfeaa
Church uhd,ided vaults and fifteen IN all lhe que
ion is is this to be appoioned Aions Tie iae' o
"these sumberng terTefeEaatsF ~ G..
The bv nnsyzing the contents OF the hs
grave IN hch the skull dust and some OF the bones
m rreio also ribbon which bound his hair in 9sHe Win
other equally evidences Of the po'sesio pee
nearly the whole The eAhumAtOh s
Tscs and the measuring dollars and cents h so
bn urposed 10 their place will establish al 10
',c,;,r tr,ec,aep for similar cases Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Advertisement
NEvFR-FAILING FLOwERS.-Old Time has at last

The The Toe coming abTc, AT
passed away but the DAGuERREoTYPE clear brilliant and IN
hold Of defiance. Friends. wish
durable and perfect DAGUERREoTYPE TO 5i5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
fAdyersemeut.
Elegant French and India Wedding and Visiting Card

engraved and printed the latest sye Wedding Enyeopeso every
description importation from Paris and London; silver
plated Plates EvERDELLs 500 Broadway OF Dulnsst