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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

WEDNESDAY,, June sl-P.N.
The transactions the Stock Board coutinse % b isxs
and the market seems 10 be afflicted viii creae well
ness in prices Tho largest amount Of saes W. 4 Bfa
Of which over 5000 sAssss wrs sold Opening Il s III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

Doors and SHORs-Grest qusntiE Of PATENT
LrarHrR WAREseng OF close the by lr OF
july ss the e Ga, Bargains THIS and NEXT wErk At
No 81 annst between Nassau and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

ATTyNPr TO MrRDrR.-A man named Patrick Cock
ran arrested yesterday forenoon charge OF striking his
wife with while he nt0Xc ed
The considered and accused locked up to
visit the result.
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Churches, Hotels, ~

Churches, HOfels, steamships, &C., suPPieu WIN
elegant Silver Number Pss Of and beautiful de
rus plated substantial msEner and el gsnty engraved
prices Orders and samples sent By expre" 70 any part
OF The country EyERDELL 800 Broadway, DuAEes',
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,Adver.isemen'
N.rtn<,T Tur .TrR -Aunther eycelleu

NNT1ON1E HTATTK.-9H0tncf
tnept this house To NIGHT-N H. CLARKEs cele
Drama of" Kenneth is b. revived The pe
performer, HEM CLINE who has Ju. returned from Europe
engaged and shortly ppear-ss will also the Yankee Comedian
e. Z. LoCHL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

THE UTILITY OF PHRENOLOGY.-P

capacities right and tendencies the most
appropriate svoon and directs how 10 attain sefmpfove
,en happiness and success in lie Examinations and ad,ce da
Is by the BROTHERS fO"Ltk NO 90 D'oae"a''
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fAdveFtisement.l
Elegant French and India Wedding and Visiting Cards


printed yle; Wedding Envelopes
dsc,infior the Paris aud London silver
plated Plates EvERDELLs 2 Broadway of Duane St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

THE ONLY EEFFECTUAL ARTICLES - COsTARs
RAT CocxSolcB ke ExTEsMslroR and CosrAss PEssI H.
scr POWDER Beduzs Nofh Fes- SC lthe Powder IL.
cents paekasel md CosrAKs Fly PAPEE Wholesale and
tail Der0t. No ~ Broadway. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

EFFECTS OF THE HEAr.-A number of persons wer'
rrostrssd by heat the past On Tuesday Thomas Riley
tov residing Raymond.t aud James Caisan. who lived
Little St struck aud died from the edects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

HORACE WATERS, No 333 Broadway is selling
Meloops Music wholesale and retail xen-y low
pfice. His quick sales and small profits Ills stock the
largest 10 United States al, Of the best quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22


Known mn Eighty 6ithst sec ondav on
held the body snd the Jury en
death of the caused oy x
Deceased appeared TO have been an
t,hman He i've feet seyen IN
ches n hight. and dressed laborer.
AccrpESr.-Ca harine Keefe fell through the hatchway
of store Cedsr% yesds and severely injured She was
taken to YOrk Hospital Sse employed the building
DAHIsG LaRcFsY.-A young man named Joseph lialton
was arrested Policeman Mcmahon OF the Seventeenth
ard charged stealing watch and ewey TO the value
800 the property Of Mrs Susan Ming NO III East
The accused the employ 81 Nrs hnz and
.er with invalid In whose pockets the jewey
Thursdsy morning and In the OF the son
unable him be stole the property om MS
off, He again until yesterday when
the officer him custody No portion Of the property
ndvdnsl last week for robbng dr'we but
s guilt satisfactory and he discharged
THEFT OF A DIAMOND RiyG.-A young woman named
yesterday arrested charged with stealing ds
ond $40 Geo II Hudson of DunkiTk n L.,
stopping Girard House The accused
him and finally succeeded -ctng the
knowledge. She o-iore
Justice Stuart and locked mp for TRIAL
KFrPIsG DIsoRDERLY Housr.-Phlip N. kloss and
Hoffman yesterday arrested charged With teepng
disordery house the of Third and ST. IN
which drunken hraws Of continual occurrence Iy were
locked up.by Justice Stuart for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

AFTR,Y-.John Mccormick and Peter Kelly we
before Justice Smith for fighting Fulton yeserfi
They fined 81 50 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

ATTEMPTED SrIcIDF-On Tuesday night. lodger q,
the Third House attempted to end bis
enee by cutting throat with jack knife lie inflicted large
cash Csn called and dressed the wound when he
veyed TO the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

!, 49, Morse oni Greenwood were opP'niJ 'i''>Pf''
dents and Jqdgc Moore Secretary
E,udr, Dkc-ran NOV cd ,la. the officers " the meet
ing prsparc a memorial - be entered On The minutes
showing tho Of ho merits and character OF de-
c,a-cd and tbs, committee Of three members OF The bar
prepare ,ni present appropriate resolutions % This nee.
ing
Tie Chair appointed Mcssrs Dikemsn Spooner AMI
Coccsvd such committee and they reported the follow
ing preamble and resolutions which ~ere unanimously
adopted:
l,l, Il h.s p.e.ses Am;ssy God d.p~n,oa Of bis
Providence rou tie Of h lsbors the maturity Of
b yesn ufs,nr Jssee B,rculO Of this Judicial District
R.s ae-pl, .,m~fhi- with hi, bs-.'-d family
NODDED TS.I h Justice Breulo HI. thorough Ie.uus
hd aud confidence Of the and Of
s.s Tb, ne m.nbers OF the Far Of this Juac, District
upon the len for the ssee Of thirty days token Of
r-d That m. meeting ,a,ni' TO ,h' family
s n *. rsrs fS y Il ID. district
resolution w,s adopted which desguates Judge n. b.
Morse. Judge Greenwood, p. V. r. Stanton and Henry
Hagner Esqrs as special depua.ion to attend the u-
neral of deceased at Poughkeepsie. The meeting then
adjourned.
THr ExcIsr CoxAIsIosERs.-The jury in the cs.e OF
sse H. Champion. o.; the Excise Ccmmison. wac VS.
rer.o. unable wheFeap'u
they dschsrsei They had been on; for ffeea hours
Pics Pig PESs.-The law is being enforced in re-
unADces of t Yesterday officer sddy @; he
Fourth Police brought Galloway the charge
of This RsymSnast
that he had sold bis which scertsned
be promised te.p his decent coalition He
was discharged on payment OF costs Of Court
ATrEsPrrp SrIoIDr.-On Tuesday night odger at
tie Third District Rouse attempted to Pu, end to b
throat with Jack knife lie inflicted large
cash Csn called in and dressed the wound when he was con
veyei TO the City Hospital
ArrR,Y-John Mccormick and Peter Kelly
BROUGHT Smith fighting Fulton yesterday
They fined 81 50 each
EFFECTS OF THE HEAr.-A number of persons
prostraied the few days On Tuesday Thsms Riley
oy residing in Rsymond-t and James Csisan who 'ea
Little st were truck and died from the edects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

Al IsToIrRABLr NrnAsor.-On Tueedsy last CITY
I,.nec,or Downing, with Alderman Drake and two 20
Goemen msde v;si, the pig s,yes Of the Twenty
opd Ward. They fcuul in Scyen,h-av between ttty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

eighth and Fifty ninth sts. two large kettles Filed "ih
onal. which boiling aal owned BY Roger CLANCY
formerly Hcahh Ias7rc'or Of the Board Of Health lie
bad also 20 20 hogs IN TIC vicinity. and the stencil
arising from their pens n,oIerabe lie yesierda!
called at se office 81 The City Inspector and when told
TIM, hc would immediately be proceeded against became
very abusive and wa arrested on the spot. Justice
Osborne held him 10 bail TO answer for sustaining NUS
nncc He said to have ten covered with shanies
bone boiling establishments pig styes and other abomins
tons. On block the Inspector found 100 ho-- wal
lowing in filth Of the offensive kind. All similar
nuisances it y said, 10 be proceeded against medi-
a,ey.
Tie New-York Fremcn will visit the Crystal Palace
and Musical Congress Saturday evening in uniform
and by companies. to witness, among other things the
Performance Of the Firemans Quadrle.
CTSTRAL HOMEOPATHIC DIsrESsARY free has been
opened at No. IL East Eleventhsf between Third and
Fourihavs., where patients will be treated from 10 to
o'clock each day but Sunday Drs. Kellogg and Josin,
.Ir are the attending ps ysicans.
The subscription let for the testimonial TO Capt Fitch,
and others we understand viii close in few days The
following additional have been received BY the Tres-
surer at No. - Wall-st.;
Amount siOn5 Psssersers per Washington: .
< 4 - Alvin II. Sohlacher.
A 5 Noosy Co............ . c. PoPTenhA.en.
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

GRAND LlRCrST-HenYy +. ard David II. Coles were
..,rdsv arrested charged with stealing gold watch valued 80
m. proriy Of Mars T. Smith OF No 81 Blsecsert The &C
nsed admitted the father Of Mis- Smith that they stole the
vstrh but denied Justice They committed for
irisl.
SLAVE PFMBRoKs FusD.-We have received the follow
ING additional sums toward purchasing the freedom Of
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suPERIoR NORTHUMBERLAND judo. sLo,.os.

Leonard Arpleby ast. The City Of New-Ysk -
To recover damages for injury TO property Of plaintiff
water &C. grading Second already referred to
Verdict for plaintiff ST g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

DyArH FROM CnoLER,.-Eiza Curtis, an Irish woman,
was found in Ihir-av. seven'eth-st on tuesday
prbt and in suffering condition and taken to the Nine
,eenh ard Police Station where she was attended oy
,bysicisn bu. died soon af,erwari. Coroner Wilhelm
Yesterday held an inquest upon the body and the jury rem
de,ed n verdict of death from Asia,ic Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

Pics AND Pig PESs.-The law is being enforced IN re
Yesterday officer Wsddy @: th
Fourth Dse, Police brought James Galloway on the eh.rs
maintaining Of This his RsymSnast
The accused stated that he had sold bis which
promised 10 keep his decent coalition III
was di.charged on payment OF OF Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

BOARD or Eprc.TIoS.-A stated meeting of this Board
should have been held last evening but quorum being
present 81 o'clock, the Board adjourned. We under
stand that special meeting has been called for next
"Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

A couple of handsome Silver Goblets have been pre-
scented J. Holbrook Esq Special Agent Of the Post
Office Department, by those connected with the Post
Offices at New-IIaven and Hartford and the " Route
Agents upon the mail trains connecting with those
cities This is in consideration of the important services
rendered them and the public by Mr.. H. in 80 success
fully tracing the extensive mail robberies committed
long since in that region and bringing the author of
them "a iustice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

UNIVERSITY OF TBE CRY or NEw-ioRS-fes ester
day morning the usual cs sing examination Oh the various
Glasses OF this institution commenced. Inc Fresh
and Sophnore classes were examined oy fh'r FRO
fssors in Latin Greek &C.. with results of very salts
factory character. The examination viii De continued
through this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Keefe fell through the hatchway
Of .to Ia Cedsr% yestsrdsy and severely injured She
the New Hospital Size employed the building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

Az APPROPRIATE PREsESr.-Justice Welsh has pre-
scented to Aid. Howard Of the Sixth Ward, Appeton's
edition of Addisons Spectator in six volumes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

Tuy MURDER or CoSRADr REIcsx,S.-The Mayor
has offered reward OF ESQ for the of the murder
or Of this woman whose mutated body the 9th
instant foupd hacked in box which had been left at the
tenement house No. 100 East Thirty-sccond-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

william +. ROBINSON, Esq, No. l67 Broadway, At
orney and Counsellor at Law has been appointed by the
Governor of Pennsylvania Commissioner of Deeds TO
take acknowledgement and proof of deeds and nstru
ments under SEAL for that State in the City of NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

THr ExcI>r Commonwealth jury in the csse o
Isaac H. CHAMPION the Excise Commissioner who VS. "a
dred Others Board licenses TO pfop
c.e into Court this unable whcEeap'l
they discharged They had been for ffeeea hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

CHoLFRA IN TIVE CITY.-Mr. Roome, Superintendent Of
the NewYork Hospital wishes to state that cholera
patients will be received at the Hospital most of the
wards already full and the disease being infectious it
thought advisable not to endsnger the lives Of other pa
tents by placing them in contact with it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

The Hon. Seward Barcuo, Of the Justices of the
Supreme Court for the First Judicial District Of this State
died Tuesday at the residence of his fathern.law in
this City He about fifty years Of age, and has been
invalid for many years though he has rarely been pre-
vented by his health from discbargng his official duties.
His disease said to have been Of the stomach
Judge Barculo succeeded Judge Ruggles Circuit
Judge, and subsequently Justice Of the Supreme
Court at the first Judicial election held under the
Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

TIE DIAMoSD.-A weekly journal on new plan, called
The DIAMOND, has just been commenced by j. Barlow,
No. Spruce-s 1t is devoted literature, incidents Of
the City, and events the contents being made up
of selection from the periodical literature of the day. and
brief editorial comments things in general. The plan
appears well adapted to furnish agreeable reading to rail-
road and steamboatraveers, well to families at
home The first number is issued in style of great typo
graphical beauty, and presents very attractive appear
ancc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

DEATH Ely FALLrSG.-At o'clock yesterday evening"
the persons employed in the Union Steam Factory
ner of Twenty-second-st. and Secondary. were about
leaving of work Miss Cathaine Nolan Of No. 81 City
Hapace engaged in the establishment as she was CON-
ing down stairs rpped up by portion of her gown
She ecpitaed thence through the hachways which
were as usual open at the time and falling from the
fourth s,ory TO the ground She dashed with such
violence agans; each loft that she expired in four five
minutes after the occurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09
7V1RTY.THIRD CONGRESSES SESSION.
THURSDAY, MAY 1.
SENATE.

Nr Seward presented remoTRtrances of eight hum
i,ed citises OF Otseso county, and also Of citizens
N,w York against the repeal Of the Missouri COM
rerllsc.
Mr. Chase presented q similar petition from citizens
.hr ritv oi New York.
Mr. Sunme. presented the memorial of citizens Of
Missouri and Wisconsin,, on the subject OF spiritual
manifestations. He said tha; he had great respect
cr he right Of petition and presented this, but he
i.sred express no opinion on lis merits. Like the
one presented BY the Senator from Illinois, il asked
"a, m investigation by select committee but az that
ws> laid on the table this might follow.
lir. Shields said he had been much censured for
70; moving select committee, and had been accused
q; having smo,hered the petition. His friend from
Massachusetts, would make himself reliable To similar
mpu.a;ious. He would be glad TO serve on Il select
cy.rn,,ee with the Seuator from Massachusetts as
Chairman. and he had doubt the Senator would
i've the subject the able research which nc gave TO
d subjects Investigated by him.
Mr. Sumner said he followed the lead Of the Scna-
o7 No request was made OF him 10 move select
committee. was the case with the Senator. The
subi.c, was laid on the table.
/ message was received from the President trans
m;ling t! correspondence on the subject OF passen
s,r- on cu,igrant vessels. Referred
Nr. Jo!iuspns resolution calling for the report of
exploration OF North Pacific was adopted.
Mr. Bells resolution calling for information rs to
tie stocks and securities redeemed by the Treasury
since March, 1853, was adopted.
Mr. Dr1dncad moved the printing OF additlonal
copies Of the reports of the Director of the Mint
greed to.
The Veto Message was taken UP, and the motion 10
Ea; ten thousand extra copies OF the message agreed
To-
Mr.. Gwin moved the postponemcut of the subject
.atl Monday week.
NJ. Shields desired the bill to be postponed little
.nuger until the homestead bill could be acted upon
Mr. Gwin's motion was debated at length, when
me consideration Of the bill was postponed till next
Monday.
The Indian appropriation bill was then tax en- up,
,ad Mr.. Walker concluded his speech.
The Senate then went into executive session, and
:hortv afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House Went into committee on Territorial busi-
The bill 10 establish the Office of Surveyor General,
and granting donations 10 actual settlers i'll Utah.
;skel up, and the debate resumed ON Mr. Di sncy's
amendment.
The debate was continued until near o'clock, on
ne constitutional power Of Congress to arrest polyga
nv in U:ah. motion having been made to exclude
al who had more than wife from the benefits OF
lie bill.
Without coming to vote the House adjourned.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09
correspondence n American and U. 3. Gazette

IL; WASHINGTON, May 3, 1871.
~, reported that eleven Democrats have changed
l... ls.or Of the Nebraska Bill and its friends are
,ya u !'s passage. Its opponents admit that six
s'le over. The President adopts the Senate's
~! %' "i treaty with Mexico, with important amend
IL IL understood that Auon.c has full autori-
acrep: The terms Official intelligence has been
here, TINT the British Government refuses to
aa'ee tho rights of neutras by treaty. and that no
on the fisheries question be made at present.
e!o disposes Of Benefits bill, and the Home
y. OH! two months debate is expected over it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09

statcsnanship and his ustrious services Resiyun,,
the rcins of power with The dignity of Washington.
he sought in the pure and robust pursuits of arrc,i
tnre In the society of friends, and in the dispensaton
OF generous but unostentaious hospitality the graft
cation Of the impulses Of noble nature lie makes
no tour through the country in quest of popularity;
he does not set himself up the idol of vulgar mp
pause he minslcs not in the in:risucs Of political
ambition. Like the 'fhcban statesman c disda,s no
service which may contribute to the good OF his
country, however below his cupaciiy or unworthy his
position. Whether insructing an Agricultural Club
by hiS practical knowledge, or Il Commercial Assoca-
tion by his Ragncy and lursc intelligence he exhibits
equal Ecnicny of character and nh@1lcc of selfish
cxcllsivencSs Long may the venerable .latcsnian sur
rive, i'll the possession nf the health which happy
constitution secures anl of the respect nnd cs.cem
which he So uburdan!ly md dcscrrcdly enjoys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09
So - -
Corrc Of the Enquirer.
Effects of Mr 1itr-:hr J"dciM OrcdnI:oi'on-
IEriikc preparations :n C"da.

Effects 0f Hr Irt"--Hr" JndciH Orgdh:0i,Oh-
IEarlikc preparations :n Cuda.
= WASHINGTON, MAY 5, ISL
The hnppy effects If the Veto already visible
here The land spectators, and the friends of land
schemes, are quite toric. Should the Homestead
bill pass Ahe Senate should the general land-ciis
trbung bill of Mr.. Bennett pass there is but little
doubt that there will yet ln two more vc,oes. The
President has always br'n thorough strict con-
sr,,ctonist and has nerve to SEIZE upon every OPP
por'anity to 'er'''h out" H's'y Unconstitutional
legislation.
The Judiciary Commits" Of trc Housc of Repre-
scntatives il preparing hkl 1rr the reorganization
of tho United States judiciary. The bill reported Ia
the lknS was ri,-cummit!cd; nud s details nrc not
~ vet agreed upon. II il understood that nm increase
of the number Of Judges Of the Supreme Court by
one will not be- recommended. The business OF this
Court has rcnchcd such size that If the Judges lac
no. relieved from Circuit duty III increase of their
number is indispensable. Should Il number of Cir
cult Judges be created, decrease in the number q"
Supreme Judges will he proposed.
Information hns been received here, that great pre-
parations,nf warikc character are 'lakilSin Cubn
u anticipation of difficulty with us These pre-
pnratinns nrc doubt mnkinS upon intimatinn from
the Home government of their necessity. This fact
gives SOME insight into the disposition "f the Spun
sll government towards Before giving satlsinc-
tory or decisive answer to our demands il will cont
suit lis allies, and should England and France, as
thcv probably will recommend comcilla.ory c"ursc,
il may be adopted. The probability is That Spain
will seek 70 gaiil time by delay, and nwut the result
of transporting events in Europe In the mean time
it will be well for Congress to take como action upon
the developing facts, and give the government tn"
means for prompt defensive action III case OF cii"r
gcncy. w. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

EssiHSHlNGToS, 81 May 5.-A decision has been rem
tMoy the Postmaster General against the estab-
rs ol double daily mail South from Wilmington,
kse y! Mexican treaty, ratified by tho Senate, will
@l' city by special messenger tomorrow for n.
la ~ whence the messenger viii proceed to Vera
,.i N q the steamer OF the Nth.
senate, in executive session have confirmed the
yaal yauhent Of Michael Stark as L. S. Indian agent
ka, appointment of j.. NJ Gatewood, as Indian
council Bluffs, has been rejected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09

in ,s Gayan Duffy, one of the Irish patriots, is
se,onee ,e New York Times in furious onslaught on
patriot John Mitchell. The attack is OK.
'usly bitter and personal. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THE PLAY PROGRESSES.
by RlTCHIES g. PRYOR.

MONDAY MORNING, MAY :, 1854.