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having issued to the Msysvifle and Lsxinssoa hsA
road Company goo 900 Of their sx ' cent bcafs.
redeenabe in thirty years, hiss recently, Ivy virtue Of
special law of that State, made evy If fss ersis
on the hundred dollsrs to be applied exclusively -
a sinking fund for the liquidation Of these i,onds
levy having been originally authorized and IN sde and
collected for the interest thereon. This tax fsc tho
sinking fund will yield from sir 10 eight thoasand
DOLLAR per snnum. and be ample to Dance, II entire
Sabt In the West much attention has Of lase bees
given to the creation Of similar SINKING naHas' %
us... a. maturity the debts Of cities, counties and
railroads We mentioned few days siaee 'ns' 'ae
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad had taken measures
of this kind to quidste their Income Bonds and ~
hear tha. several other companies have Is IN ocn'em-
pla.ion. Nothing could DO done so efectuai tor mo
placing on the highest ground the credit OF our ksi
way Securities. It will be remembered that inc
New.York Central Company have sinking fund N
course of accumulation sufficient to meet ct maturity
their six p cent bonds issued at the time Of the con-
solidation.
Il is stated that suit which had been connSnced
against the Directors Of the Commercial Bank Of New
Jersey, under the individual liability clause Of tie
Banking act has been abandoned Land Warrants
are quiet at slsoatlss e9os ssf, and S4soetT, re-
spectively, for 100, so and 40 Acre Warrants. The
Gold Hill Mining Company has made another sixty
day dividend of per cent, payable October IL.
The City Of Mobile Coupons, due Ist October, WI
be paid BY Messrs. Ketchum, Rogers and Bement.
William-st A list Of the stockholders Of the New.
York and New-Hsven Company can be seen at No.
Hsnover.st. TRompsons Bank Note Reporter says:
The smoke of the panic has cleared away suii-
.ar.ly ,o enahIe ma 10 liz ON rational quotations:
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MARINE coURr-Besors Judge PHILLIPS.
ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
Samuel Curt ssst Peter Rancs Albert Randall and Caller
Porter


Samuel Cur ssst Peter Rano all Albert Randall and Gsen
Porter.
Plaintiff gays that in November, 1885, he observed
on near RandAlrs Island, where he lives, boat
byius uuct her and likely to BE- lost to he owner
ana he drew her ny the beech that subsequently MI Ran
rg Al he srne time she did not belons To him but 90
ard hat plaintiff Consequently old mn wns9 ne tea
owu oI Der be might have her. that hr bsnda vent
svrv and sde cop Capt POfte OF the Twelfth w ard
Police who oleshea TWO pole omee,s W.T. s ~, .ha
untf so carried him through the public streets OF Harlem
10 the Poceoee before Justice stuart who dismissed the
Pls.,a alleges that neither Mss.rs Randall Capt For
Ter had rght 10 hi he TO dam
ages for sIeEec islse lnprisonnt NJ RI. -, - 49,.
In defense Mesrs Randall who are father and son state
iosi OF, Of one HuLded and Snetesnh st. and that she
stolen by The LOCK and chain boksn-that hs
a. eyf be- Up and application thereuPOn made to Capt
Porter place sac boat Ia OF them the dele ndan
Who were Of them the lawful They also
saw h boat and others mad been frequently stolen
from the m during the summer
Motion made dismiss the comp amt The Court CON
sd.r.d thai there sufficient probable cause TO justify the
action Capt Porte-the complaint, therefore, was dismissed
On the Tsrt Of plaintiff 1t was shown that he of
eotd character and standing.
In reeerd 70 Defendants Il aso shown that they are
hghy respsetsblethe elder Mr. Randel with his TWO broth
es hsys LeeB of Randall Island and sold y 70 the
Cfy-sId ts said that be (a r. the ELDER now
6Sysss and this Tie fret time he was ever sqsd 70
LIE lie, IL counsel nGd that the fault was IN pantn
himself 10 refusing to awe up the boat.
II Is quest on for the Jury under the ls~ stated by the
Court wheh. here bad been probable cause Th- our
Xsai'f taI psytiS ss25 For plsinta Nj W f. sosd
Tor defendant Mr. w Van Voorhs
Before Judge THOMPSON
ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
David Jacobs agt James LeVeTsou.
To dsmsaes fo' alleged false Imprisonment IN
taking plaintiff before Jusee O'Oofne On charge Of stealing
he s.f,ndsot keep. store and plaintiff BARGAINING
shout th price defendant charged thai plaintiff attempted
to rsb The waoh Il ed FOR defendant that plaintiff
rther desired the est saying be could maze something out
of il Verdict for plaintiff, : p and costs.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The United States Circuit Court opened at Trenton
Yesterday. Among the cases the following
IN EeuITy-N. Blake VS.. Bell Bentley. A. u AsofsAe'
J. NJ. Gould. e>,-
The Court took the Den on the demise OF Murray W
Hoboken Land Improvement Company'|blecIpnenh y
Miller A. o. Zabiskie Judge Neyius J. p Bradley \ ;;
Hubbe others engaged in the case Inc point
Is to test the constuonaty of distress warrant issued oI
the Solicitor United States Treasury against Samuel
Swartwout formerly Collector of the City of Newfok
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge BoswoSTH.
BoMBARDMENT or GREYTowN.
n..x..a .,t Gaoroa " HOllinR

Calvin DuIend agt George ~ hohhS
To recover of the commander OF the sloop-oi-war
Cyane SEQ OOO alleged loss of property by the burn
ing of Greytown already referred 20. motion was
made few days since by the United States District
Attorney, on behalf Of Capt HOlins, that the case
he removed into the United States Circuit Court
lupder the Judiciary act of the United States, where
the suit against citizen Of another State and the
amount over s5OO.) The motion renewed
western ay, agreeably TO postponement, by Messrs.
McKeon and Joachimssen, United States District
Attorney and Assistant District Attorney, and op-
no.ed nv Messrs. L. b. Shepard and j. A. Manning
for plantiff the latter contendng that having per-
fec,ed the undertaking. bail, &c. the motion under
The act is too late. Decision reserved.
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r G DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

CHARGE or Cruel AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
Complaint wss made by Patrick Kelley fireman
On board the nshp Philadelphia charging (ot the High
Ind Ne port the late passage from New Oreans the
bie enuseE and bis s AID % assistant engineers with cruel
A. unusual pun shent. kic.Gg hi and pulling him down
Ladder &c The defendants were held - bail.
Before Commissioner STILLwELL.
CHARGE OF LARCESY At sEA.
A seaman of the ship Mercury named McCoy, was
,sniped on charge Of taking various articles of clothing
tom pssss whose truLk carried OF. He wac com
uiued.
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FATAL RssrLr OF THE ACCIDENT on THE LoSG
rsr AN RALEoaD Yesterday morning named John
ncDTm0tt ded at bis residence of Underhsv and
from the effects Of injuries sustained by being run
ov bv the cs. OF thu Long Island Railroad the Bedford
Station The accident occurred A0ndsy ss, when 81
n ais deceased rushing wheebsErow alongside OF the
inch close that when the trsn passed ne ws
down the wheel. pssed his legs He esve's wife
ana family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

A JUROR on A TARGET ExcrRsroS.-The Court
Of General Sessions reaseubse Yesterday Seeordi1E % "a
ouInLsent and call the roll Of nIor, 10 ne
.se Of the People against James III Ggs indicted Tor Ns1
ObbsTy whose trial had been nenesd the dsy eN
found that OF tie jurors MISSING Dsrnt
search made b, the OeeT. and aer fie spent
inquiries Strained that the MISSING Juror 1ad
,oue hi. attendance could eonse
Gueny be procured The Court therefore, com
row tihs osyl
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BROOKE YN II,EINS

Citizens Of Brooklyn complain that boys and men
ere allowed 20 smoke the platforms OF me cars
greatly TO the annoyance Of gentlemen and ialies-
The Company certainly cannot approve OF so we
practice. and presume that If proper complaint
was made az their once the nuisance would De
sbsed. Let every Passenger make II point TO enter
such comp sirt a; once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

III ARRANGEMENT Trains leave ChambeTssi daily for
Albany and Troy On and after MONDAY, Aug H. 1884 the
Trains will run as follows: . " r. o.. -.
connecting with Northern and Western Trans .
Mail Train 8 A NJ. Through Way Train " M ,,,
Fxpress rain 50 NJ Accommodation Train at o 81 NJ
For Poushk eepse: Way PASSENGER Trains u a M ana
p NJ and Way, Freight and Passenger Train at /. NJ
For Peetskil az "a NJ, $50 p. NJ and $50 L. III go
The Peekk and Poughkeepse Trains stop at all the Way
Passengers taken Chambers. Canal Christopher 18th and
Slst sts 1900 - 1900 -, - c, r.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS a. A NJ, from Csnhlst Tor
ALBANY stopping at all Way stations 49, . ,
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Me0ienl.


BRAZILIAN MANDIOCA PILLS, imported
~ from hnss Ceres IN brszl-These Pills are prepared
by the Booeuoss BogTe in said Province OF the Brazilian
Empire. ard examined b. the celebrated Dr. Lalsman II
Rio Janeiro WHO sstes that these Pills doubles. the
best medicines IL medical practice Ah'uEh op
posed TO the so-eaed patent incidence the Dr. Lensrt
rneDds these Pills especially the female and
children and declares them BfAbe 10 such complaints
Liver Comp ant. JsgLdice Ind zeon Los Of Appetite
Headache PsD 10 the side aDd LoEs Sroua Ulcers OOvsy
Rheuns tm Pslpaton OF the Heart and ell Ire Eu Antics OF
the Menses ard Pmpes the Face We sell tie Bottle
copsiong about - Pills with directions for 81 each. ORA
81 KIECkBACH Sole AGENT OF the Brazilian Msndioca Pills
50 Eldridsest To AGENT liberal deductions ~ be de
GOURAUD's INDICATED SOAP cures PIN
~ pies Tan Freckes Sunburn Blotehes Ssl-rheul Te
Moth and all Skin deformities Poudrs Subtle
hair from low forehesd upper s part Of the body
LIQUID and Powder Rolse Lily White. Hair Dye and
Restorative the Old established PerumeTy Depot 81 Walk
LIST Store from Broadway; Bates q Washin gtoa s.
Boston; Calender, SO So. Hs-, Philadelphia
DEAD, READ.-Twenty packages of DR..
IL THOMASS SPECIFIC sds thirty permanent cares Of
Fever and Asue Ii TAIL AID can Be taken
by the weakest without injurious eff cts upon the system
Sent part Of the United States free OF postage o.
per package. For sale wholesale and retail by
G FARRANO No 81 Broadway. New 1ofs
CT. VITUS DANCE.-Those having this con-
~ plant be with certainty and BY bar hess op
Grafton warranted IN every case operated dpou No
psy vii be demanded until the patient ~ entirely recovered
W. j. NJ. slsH. so "a talton 81 bnoslyn
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Yesterday Michael

DIscHARGrD IRON CUsToDr.-Yesteriay Michael
Brsdy Of the parties arrested suspicion Of having aided
10 causing the death Of stephen Tutt- in night board o.
th so Banner The evening Of the 18th brought
before Jo.tiee Bsichy The e.ptsn Of the oop testified that
Brady hoard ~ the time Of the occurrence sid
eo,.querfly implicated 10 tire Upoa this
~, suen h.ey DISCHARGED Michael Munneny who
.-r.fes time h.t Brady taken into custody
4. sill in crrsrce awaiting hearing
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COMMERCIAL Ma TIERS.
Gale. nj the Stock Exchange. SER. %.
Sole. OF stock. Mt Philadelphia

Fiys Ro1rG-S7 400 CITY g. - S. $500 City S. (s& y
s. So; - 65o Penn So 81; 500 do Ssi sic Win os
az SIT; % do s7t ~ 9o Penn Cou - sj 81 fenn H. tf
"A Frs Mchs Bk %; 80 Man. Mechs Bk oU 81 Reading
81; l1o do sat. 50 do b S7s 30 DO S1l; 70 do Si -!
Morris Csrs l2i 53 do b5 49, 80 do 49, 80 DO C. 10 y
Long Island. l4t; 81 do. H.
lt.er F1It Board-ssOo City RR. IS, Is. a e. IS.
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Advertisement
pIrRDy,S NATIONAL TUFATFR The two new

Dramas Of Eustache and Famine and Fashion, continue
crowd this fsvoIite Theaer nightly M r. Scott little
Cordelia Howard Miss Hathaway Mrs. II. Nichols and a
powerful company will appear each piece. Fashion and
Famine" will commence the entertainment to n ht-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

SELLING LreUoR WITHOUT LIcESsE.-Since the or
der issued requiring the police arrest al persons
found violating the numbers have been taken into
custody very dty Yesterday the following were brought be
fre the Mayor snd held for sIsmnatior: herry Lnein
John Bodne FdWArd Aliheser Phip Rouutae aad Alfred
O,fod-a from the Tenth AID besides three personsswo
81 "a hnrr were nnnner-ilcra The tlrst Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT

Churches Hotels, Steamships, &C., supplied
elegant Silver Name ami Number Plates OF new and
beautiful designs plated ia the substantial ard
elegantly engraved stvery low prices Samples part
Of the country. EvERDELL No 302 Broadway cor Dusne
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Advertisement I

Who'd have thought It 80 cents bought Il
Bought what Why, frstclaS large size CoLoSED d.
GUERREOTyPE PORTRAIT with handsome embossed
Ireserver &C. perfect likeness No ass Broadway,
Of How srd-st., by q. GARBAxATI Artis..
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fAdyerfise nent.

GAS As-GAs FIXTURES of new designs
and unsurpassed workmanship, will be found at the great
manufacturing depot Of ARCHER, WAKNER Co. NO. SIo
Brosdwsy also new portable gas apparatus for country resi-
dences churches OF factories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

SrPRFME CorRT-CieRerai 7eTm.-Nos. a. ~. IS,
20 IS 100 ~ .. 50. lo3 u lOs.
L : DIsTRlCT CoURT The trial OF Edward
Brown Hetiy Brown biz wife for alleged e0Gnseeitng
IN h. .alfd toasv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-A man Of hitherto hgn
standing Tedpg IN whsnsburgh was yesterday crested y
Ocer Patterson Of the Lower Police Court charged oy M
John steadntu Of the Province Of New Brunswiek with
forging receipt for 80 shares Of The sspt. sock
Of The Asphse Mining Kerosene Gas Cos Inc accused
Osborne Ead gave bail to await AZ S
animation which will take place some day next weeN re
denies the accusation and states that ne can snow ms nho
esnce when on Investigation Ia afforded him We febeAr pub
fishing his until such investigation has taken Pisee
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STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.

CEPTEMBER, lS54.-FOr Shrewsbury, Long
p-.nch Hrbspd Dock Ocean House, Pom WASHINGTON,
-. ncct Browp's Dock (Middetcwnl and Ned Bank
fc the q North 4 H sss W
issSs he loot Of Robinson st. North River as follows;
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Advertisement
THE NEW AND TASTE

HE NV AND IASJELESS IUKE FOX FENtK
AND AcUE -Dehers Anti Periodic Pills slrersedng al the
snd Intellectual remedies Sold by STEBBINs, NOR
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STATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRY

RE0TlCE-CHEAP EXCURSION-Fare 81 cent. O,
sne ser April 10 1884 the boats viii iesve a. follow until
teher notice. Leave vaaderbies LANDING Staten I,.n5
every hour from ga NJ te7PM Leave foot Of WhtshslI
~ Nes'fotk. every hour. from 6 A. H. to p D.
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MARRIED..

ALLES-CARY-Tn ,bi. Cry. Tuesday mornng Sept.
as - Peter. h1r-h, rweu,sthst BY the Rev Alfred
Eeseh Geo. Allen Of Brocxpor ". T.. ~ Mis- Mary T.
tss.t d,usf-r o. Jeremiah Cary Esq. Of this City
BLACkMAR-WILLlANs- Ann Arbor. Mica, on
Tue,dsv SEPT Il. by the Rev John A. Wilson. Bsck
lar Of Detroit MARY e e.desi daughter Of Prof Williams
he foruer rlsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

REGIxESTAL PARADE-The roth Regiment Horse,
nsd En- review before the Mayor snd Common Goa ac at the
Civ s They proceeded East Brooklyn FOR parade and
sriery practice. mounted band Of music accompanied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

John Bodine has been appointed as policeman of
the Tenth Ward tlid D'thetJ in place OF joan Gilmore,
deceased.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Leave Brooklyn

I UNU ISLAND hAII4HO4AD'---Lo a'V DIUV,',!
for Creenport 10 A for syossst Y NJ and A. Pm
for Yspbank S45 for Hampstead r N for Jsm.es ':s
For Bfookyn leave Jamaica Of 20 Us, and - A 81
2l5 g. % p NJ; Hemstesd $40 A Nj Syosset M .uh
AS PM: Ysphank Sos A. 81; Greenport II AN Eyeons
an for reenport Saturdays ony S4j returning Monday
IA M FOR Fsrmngdsle Saturday only 1872 returning Nor
aav1
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WZLLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

The STREET PREACHER IN JAIL.-Mr. William
Yaser the venerable preacher who has held forth for
several SUI days past In the Third Ward brought before
Mayor Wall yesterday, chHee Of violating the Sunday
selling books Sunday. Mr Wager lined go and
In default the County Jail foT ten days.
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Superiutendenps Office CauAudai gus June 10, 1854.
VIM w PALMER, Agent No. 1875 Broad way, n. Y.


DARE REDUCED.-GREAT WESTERN
IL MAIL ROUTE-sIXTY MILES DISTANCE sAvED
OVER ANY OTHER ROUTE BIZ STEAMBOAT On THE
LAkE-TO CHICAGO and st LOUIS - MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE-lCsr-yiny the. Great West,
EN- United States through Mail PAngers be ticketed
troagh all points and southwest either by the New
Steamboat on B.rem Railroad connecting Buffalo with the
iow.pressu1e steamboats, EMPIRE STATE. Wilson. Com
mapder; SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, A. ID Perkins, Comman-
der; NORTHERN INDIANA, l. T. Pheatt, Comm anderj and
connecting Dunkrk with the steamboats, NIAGARA CsP
Miller; KEYSTONE STATE, Capt Richsrdsi ENTIRE,
Capt MITCHELL LOUISIANA Capt Davenport. Also, con
Meeting at Buffalo and Dunkik with the haksShore Railroad
at Chicago with the Chicago Rock Island Railroad aud the
CHICAGO and MIssISSlPP-wiih change Of cars bag
case between Chicago and St Lou also with chicago ana
Gaeua Railroads by calling az the Company once NO so
Broadway, corner Dey.st., New York 60
Freight to 20 Buffalo should be marsed Care Capt'
Cleveland Forbes General Freight Agent Buffalo
JOHN y. PORTER General Agent.
u.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1884 SIMMER ARRANGEMENT 1854

TRAINS FROM NEw.YoRK-soI New Haven te :onmoda,
ton att A. NJ llS0 A NJ and It 40 and 5Io ~ Inc
81 train is Express Greenwich Express al M and
4P NJ The 4 NJ. train stops al Stamford and bnossbo,.
the p M at Stamford Norwak and Bridgeport the T. Nj
train az 5 anford . =, ...-.a.,;.-
For Port Chester and Norwalk-Speca Accommodating
trains AZ So a aud $50 p NJ for Norwsk, and ioO r. d
ard 4 % P. NJ. for Port Chester - ,- =
rr,ss,rsA Nj aud p NJ Dine ana sup al SPr'pghed
For Connecticut River. Vermont RaiTosds ana h0n'ea-
ExpTess at A NJ. Dine ct sprngheld -
For Accommodation train OF the New hai''O'U ~
srrir efed Railroads.&c. ll.S0 A M and NJ
For Canal Railroads.&c. AM AID II 81 AN
For New Haven ard New London RslEoad-Express ~
NJ to London Norwich stOnnstoa and Providence ana
10 s 7. Nj. New London only. ,on,,
For Honsatonic Ralroad-Express az s A u and 5 VI
For Naugsiuck Rsilroad-Express at AN and r:M =
For DAnbury and Norwalk Railroad Accommodation a.
and g. as A NJ and Express al 4 10 NJ
TRANS TO NEW YoSK-From NJ ". Hayen=Accommoass..
zion At 80 as and 10 IS AM and 4So b. Express a. 80
NJ and l To- $50 ard 9 . 7. NJ -.
From Norwalk and Port ChestagSpecih accommodation
trains from Horwah AM from Polt Chester 81 9S' y
M and 5GP.M. .
Hotels
Vice .Pres't and Surts Office No 81 Csnal New York
Assist Sur.s Offce Station House. NcG fo-k
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IL FALLS RAILROAD-WIDE CARS with SOFA
SEATS-THREE TRAINS DAILY, from foot OF Duane st -
The longest broad gauge Railroad Route in the world via
New YoIk Erie Railroad mira; Elmra, CsnardaRua
and Niagara Fels Railroad Niagara Falls Great Western
Railway (Csnadt 10 Detroit Cos miles The Last snnoned
road at Detroit with Michigan Central Railroad
for All points to the Great West The + and Rail
road connects Lewiston with the Royal Mail Line OF steam
ers for o also with the American Line Of Steamers tor
Kingston Ogdentburgh Montreal and the White ountains
This route it'll perfect regularity and Dispatch always
mskDg It's connections
TICKFTs can be procured follows From C. $ Tappsn
No 1888 Brosdwsy; 81 B. Spsuldng No 30 B-oadwsy Da
Rus Clark 10 73 Broadway ana at the Newfofk and Enc
Railroad Office foot Of Duane O.. -
WILLIAM G. LAPHAM, Superintendent
superintendenvs Office. Cauandlisus June Il, lo5i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Between II and l2 o'clock
Tuesday night man named Peter Met anna residing East
New York while passing along Diysonay near lith st. was
attacked BY who knocked him down and OoO6d him
Of his coat hat and SIS In money MIR McCanna consd
eaby injured and remained The Third We'd Station House
lyeru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

RuS OVER nr RAIL CARA nan named
Mathew hcAIster reading at No. u oranges, was run
over 10 Wes. Broadway yesterday by Of the sixth Or
Eishthavs cars aud had Of bis feet terribly crushed lie
IVES conveyed to the New York Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
RrRcrARy.-Tbe store No. 50 Broadway was en-
advertisement

tered by burglars between the hours Of and o'clock yes
tsdsy morning robbed Of articles with which they
.sesped. The Police on hAnc soon aftsrward-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.- Yesterday Justice Bos-
well committed the following psrtio the County Jail to
await trial at the Court Of Sessions Peter Roer vile aud SON
CHARGED with stealing gold watch from Edward Quinn; Mar.
eAret Engehsup ohsre ID with attempting to shoot her hus
hand; George Shebe charged with stealing watch from the
store OF Luis Meudel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

FATAL AccIDEST.-Ccroner QDonnell yesterday
hela inquest the sixteenth Wsd Station upon the
body OF Augustus Darcy native Of Ireland - years OF age
who accidentally Killed the day previous NJ the Puhhc
school budr ereoiss In Sevepteenh ST. by the ians
upon him Of crank which attached 20 some hosng %
ehinery verdict Of accidental oath was reDe'ed ~ the
jrry. The deceased lived at No 1871 West l5.hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

The Springfield Mass Banks have declared the
following dividends, payable the second day Of Ooso-
ber Springfield, y cent Chicopee, S; Agswsni.
4; Western, 4; John Hancock 2-tfor three months
only; and the Pynchon, y cent. The John Han
cock paid dividend Of y cent. in July when It's
capital stock was enlarged. Tho others are semi
annual dividends, except the Pynchon. which is for
10 months.
The Quincy Stone Bank has declared soni-annual
dividend of d y cent
The statement of the New. Orleans Banks show tho