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II is a fact that has been observed. not Onl

II is fact that has been observed. not only by
the medical profession but by a ne Reut persons that the
usua remedies Of and Ague prescribed by physcials or
sold the shops either quite inefficient or decidedly nu
rcus This hiss beer frequently amend by physicians OF great
ernineuce II therefore desidenum 10 discover some
remedy that would be eAeetua aud yet safe Aer many
wears OF patient experiment. and research Phnmaceut
the inventor DEsFRs Anti Periodic Pills feels confident
thai he has compounded pin which exerts most marked and
uniform eject upon this disease. And notwithstanding that
venders patent medcns have pursued such coue IN the
papers and to render those who embark IN the
re aru and sale Of really valuable medicine lab 10 the
In uacu mp0sture and 20 he dersou Of the pubic ne
has concluded 20 venture upon he undertaking re
the actual Of human suffering snd viii be an inusnse
cir hteuts that employ large numbers Of hands
Al the time he Is free to sdmr that he hopes @ rs
r-e honorable recnuiary recon pense cen De ac
ouired By scruIuCus attention 90 those honoabis maNms
which govern the mercantile community DfsHLERs rus
be rrocncc G. H. RING OF Broadway and John 81,
rfofC : HUrcHINGs No j2 West Brosiway also Of most
respectable Druss IL tic city and OF & D. DlsLLR New
BrurbWick y. J.
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several lcttersf from Bernardin St. Pierre, Madame
&c Stael, La Fayette, Louis Napoleon, aud many
other correspondents Of Joseph, some Of which
are Of highly interesting character Hs own
letters give the impression Of man Of clear and
comprehensive views Of certain solidiy o.
Judgment snd of prevailing fairness aud integrity
though without any remarkable intellectual bril-
liarCy or force
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SUPERINTENDENT BCRToS'S the new comedy
OF " Nowadays" has been very successful, drawing
good houses and elciting liberal applause. 1t Will be
repeated tonight, with new farce called " Inc
"MustaChe Movement"
At the BROADWAY Mr.. Forrest has repeated several
Of his best characters before very large audiences
He will remain through the present week. playing
" Metamora tonight. After him comes the English
opera.
tWLIAcKs we have had the manager in The
"scbolar." Much ADO and wild Oats,
R,opObams Cousin German has done very well.
Tbi. week Mr.. wallack appears in The Rent Day,
Z. The scholar sc. "My Cousin German is also
continued. The house has been Wei attended but
not crowded
Nr1o's. Yrka Matthias and the new pantomime
Asphode," have kept the house well filed sstur-
dsv nigb was devoted to the benefit Of the family Of
the late Samuel Nichols when every seal and stand
inc Mace ives crowded, and great many ie,t from
lsek of room. The new pantomime and the Russian
dancer appear tonight ,oor
Al the MsrRoPoLITAs. the houses have oeen poor
I'D No wonder. One swallow does not make sum
re, and julia Dean, with all her good LOOKS ana he'
host, Of friends in the audience. 10 not Whss 0S''
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FIRES.
TIRK rs AvESUr 4

IKE N AFLhCI 4.
Abou; half past tw elve o'clos on Saturday m ,rn-
irg fire occurred in TIC bui'li0- ~. 20 Avenue
occupied by Mrs. Mary WaGded a. d BAKERY, and
Morris Wae As a fancy store The ilmes we're cx-
tingu-hed by the fremen before they had done much
damage. the FIRE being confined 10 the blk-hOuse.
Mr.. Wsel sustained cons derablc damage hy water.
lie is insured on his stock ; 900 in the f. I1it4b!e Ia
suraIce Co, and 500 in the same Company on his
furniture.
Mrs Waddcll bad 10 insurance upon her property.
Hex los is about 500. There had not been AM fire
in the bskehouse for several weeks past Mrs W.
had Just taken possession Of the premises, and the
fire Is supposed to have been the work of an incen-
diary
FIRE rs ELEVENTH WARD.
At an early hour yesterday morning fire broke
ont in The building No. 40 Eleventh-st, occupied by
a German Is a Dying establishment. The fremen
were early on the ground and soon subdued the flames.
Loss about $780, We did not ascertain whether the
1,rerni.es were insured or not
The fire is supposed TO have originated in some man.
per or other from the furnace in the basement. The
fre was confined TO the portion Of the establish
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

CRIcKFr-A match between the students Of the
Free Academy came Of on Saturday at Hoboken
Tie Union Club were the winners in one innings with
% runs to spare. They scored 100. The Free Acad
omy Club scored First innings 30; second innings
3O-total &C. good many friends Of cricket visited
the ground to sec the boys play, who have wonder
fully improved since last season. and next season bid
fair TO turn out first rate American ceven. Partc-
ular mention must be made OF the following who
scored: Davis II, Baker 49, Banning l.. on the Union
side. Van Du-en II, Sherry ,, and Goodwin 2, on
tie Free Academy side. Baker got his q in good
style. when Goodwin bowlcd him down. His friends
carried him of the ground. This Club was unorun
ate, five good pia!e'o could not come a. promised,
which made the game rather onc-sided-liicy hope for
better luck on Saturday week, when they play the
return match ut Harlem. This manly game is getting
very much encouraged in this country, and growing
in favor every day. Two good points about it are
that il Is an outdoor exercise and there is gamb
ling attached to the game. The Newark md Harlem
Clubs play to day at Newark.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT NDlNI.
SPECIAL TERN-Befote Justice NELSON
PATENT CAsE-RyAL REArING MACHINES.
At a Special Term of the Circuit Court Of the
United States Of America for the Northern District OF New
YORK IN The second Circuit held the CLERKS Office Uics.
in said district Monday tho 18Th day Of september In the
wear OF our Lord thousand eht hundred And h 0ur
CNlus H. Mccormick William Il Seymour and Dayton s.
Morgan.
IL EQU1y A motion having been made aud opposed
6alsv ed he reio the Juue term OF this Court ia 1875
continue the Injunction heretofore issued IN this and
having beer argued counsel the respective parties and
duo deberion having been he'd thereon, Is here
the preliminary Injunction heretofore Issued b
confirmed. Witness my hand and office seal
isl "A cor-D A A BoYcE. Clerk
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Gnr,r RAnc1NsI ~ SILKS FROM ArCTION.-

TKTAT BNEnAIN~ n 'NTTNN 7 NVI III Z TT0N'-
IfEARD CLAP Co No sol Grand st. VIII open rus DAY
SAs auction, which they otter 90 the follow
us T.c.s geautfu striped Plaid aud o. very heavy
AMI rich q sud ~ goods tt-f ~ - 20 import; ele
CANT Brocadc5 AZ ; 81 snd that truly asonsh
ne Lsh lussr Biack silks Of very superior mako very
ehrap Also so pieces toe parsmatas AZ worth 81 cases
super French Cnshaus d. worth b call particular al
1ou the above and invite ladies 70 call aHd examine our
stock. whether Wish.I 20 purchase or not.
HEARO. CLAP = Co., No. sol Grand ".
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IAdxerinemenLl

WEST FIUsWNG.-The attention Of our read
c q re,uesd to an Auction Sale this vel know aud pop
uar vi ch takes the ID 4h and BIB N October
lee Enlightenment Ne convenient healthy loo ,lity
10 be found within The distance of the cry BE on hand
and ergre bargain Every Tor PIT up will be sold without
reserve Particulars n0ay he obtained hy applying 70
hARkgk a tLLIoII. No ; Nassan- 4. New. York.
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f. CnAHBERs-Before Judge WooDErFF.
INJrgCTTOs.
Crook 4 Barker ast Robins, Powell CO;

Crook a Barker AZ. Robins Powell 70
Plaintiffs hired of Messrs. Nesnlth Co. the second
J rrer toes Of No o. Broadway and the bird and fourth
,,ores of No - New s directly 10 the Aes-rs ~
go. .pt uuitsd the BroadVsy snd Nevs stores b. build
pr Up the sr.ee which hsd existed between tbsm
srd Neat being lower alteration msde the second s9fJ
~ Bro.dygsy on line with the third story Of Hexs us
fenesns hired on Co the hrsf sto'y Of the o.d-
tore and the stories Of New q the aor
hen on line with their rst story In Broadway E1en OF Ino
pATiies paid high hstch~ay and hoist ~aee go
lid i Nevst 10 The whole 81 the stories bat u catoe
at closed up the haichwsy far . tee
iory and erected 10 said story frame WORK ana ~. So
n have the exclusive use the street Of tue "a. 70
~ Plsisuf. obtained njnneon prohioans the "a 'Io I
osiD4 tbe haebes Motion IL made - Dissolve % no
ba H. Ie..ss 10 ia IN conieulp lated that pAaH
bsve the rght 70 The I'll, in Broadway Ih VS. deSlec
cision rsserved For plaintiff. Mr. r. L "'the'i '" -'
Mr. Lord.
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FNpIO,lON OF . CANPHFSE LANP.-On Friday
evening esmphene lamp 10 The store Of Ross Mcmahon
on the corner a. Carroll aud Van Buutsts exploded while
being eplcLshed By M who wish difficulty saved from
being burned death Some combusbe material about The
room becoming gnd appeared certain or time that the
hole b. duz would be Boz flames Through The eX-rOns
" re!s CAN AID Th1mpou however, IT, Gre oKta
aui,hta.
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JERSEY CITY WATER WoRKs--ARRASGEHESTs FoR
TIE CELEBRAIIos.-The preparations for the grand
celebration on Tuesday, lto.moroEj Of the intToduS
ton Of Psssaic water into Jersey City are comp
and the dav if pleasant one promises to be proua
one for jersey City. II will be the opening Of Iii
era in the history of its growth an adyesi ,srests
greser thrift and prosperity to its bu..nss' people
and ia general welfare great nnuti " Cornslison
Ia. been appointed Grand Manila ~ sns ~ hI ads
- Ar-snesmsut, AID hs aas dssignssa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

CHARGE OF Ass,r1r AND ArrTNTrrD ROBBERY.
John miller Patrick hinna. Ellen Enshi. Margaret Abrtn
sd Bare, boetey wcr. ycs'eriay srosed By Ofcsss
" ebh and Mansfield Tho Lower Police Cau charsed n
committing ieloniGrs sssaut uP,n the per.0n Of Lpmsu
>isl On - =. bo"t i - r 80 that EnrSht seat Tor
speudng 70 come 10 her No p Cherry and Is .ooa
he entered 10 alieess the whole party aaeked him
bs-hsscusy srd ;ied rob h bis watch They were
taken before Jutce osboine and committed swAt
nation
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STREET. PREACHING.-There was preaching as
usual Yesterday afternoon in the City Park, and, as
on previous Sundays passed of quietly. The inter-
ct, as well a. the crowd grows less on every occa-
sion.
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fAdyertisemeLtl
JITT.SHT PHOTOGRAPHS attention Of

The public Is called st,o u DAGUERREorYPks on
paper take Co. a ses, the M size r surpassus 10 depth Of
zone and Lrancy the finished painns The
,le ses Inbng the delicate Miniature on Ivory
A. 10 keros aud durability they unsurpased Perfect
eness If Al, be made by the process from Da
snerreo yps Taken only by GuRNEY G. D. FREDERfcKs
a. Rue base du Rampant, Paris $40 Broad way, n I.
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rur cnssrFrlnN TESTIMONY.

7 - EFrrF n y , Ir'Nf-e
SE: In Your statement OF Bribery AID Corrup.
tor. &C. Mc. Of tie Common Council, 10 ths,
portion = il under the head Of Nal-st. Ferry.
yo1 n-rtor name 'sote q ;hs sFpcsas with Eve o. 50
ctr FER hist 'errv
have ouiy 20 hat u IS the sr line thai ave hst any
krcwl cse o. bcns applicant that ferry WIKI The A
cisfFs named R.sns-tfaUg EDcAR BASrON.
Nri~ i9rk sent O.. 1885,
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Go 10 KNlPP> old establishment and only DA-
erFRRrfAv Rooms No $50 Broa'way between METROPOLITAN
ardS Nch0as Hotels II yon wish perfect durable LIKE
Ms % moderate rce. Roomses Of aecrss besg on me
,,cold IGOR He perfect Likeness IN any weatneT
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La " INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME CouRr-srEenL re.n.

DECISIONS.
Anthony Zabriskee agt. Besey Zabriskee: Divorce
granted.
John Boyd. Jr, ast. David Molten; Motion for re-
cever denied wtbout osts
Hartford Life Insurance Company agt. John Love
ioy and others. Motion stay proceeding granted
James Bennett sgt Mary Bennett: Motion to con-
6rr,- eroyf admitted
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CITY ITEMS.

A soaking rain commenced about dark last night,
coming down with that freeand-easy not-a'blt-ln'a
hurry manner peculiar to the od-ashioned equinoc-
althat stray typhoon that used to come exactly the
moment the sun crossed the line. and after furious
blow out for day or two settle down into sHeA
spell Of weather for about month.
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

Tpr FrsLEERs-The Boston Fusileers will visit
ssv City to-day ard b. received By the Continental
Guard Lent Sandersor commeudng Owing 20 the recent
death Of Capt Pollard the reception will not Be on the Sans
scale which otherwise would have been Trey VIII ans D.
The Atlantic Hotel
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ARrT.r OF Az ESCAPED OFFENDER. John Wilson,
b was arrested ~ the l0t nit while in tho SCI OF robbng
IL S,relIry OF John Pstchel No ilo W--r and who
b-eousr escaped FROM the Station House Yesterday
arrested bv Officer Lyon Of the seventh ara and committed
by Justice Wood to swat examnsiiou-
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IAdvertisr nentl

The Youngest children and weakest invalid may
fafely take DrsRLFRs FEVER AGUE Pulls They restore
srct 9Th and tone ard appetite Immediately Sold
% ". u. CKONBlL, corner OF Broadway and lisn'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

ma znitu'es u hi. in-trumcnt He viii gre Musical
Maiinte next Thursday in this City. n IL O'Clock
md II i expected :ha. every one interested n Ameri-
can Art vii be present. We shall take further notice
Of this Young artist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

THE BOAED OF HEALTH.-Ihis body adjourned
I'm, for the season On SATURDAY Only Of cholera
vas a. The hospital ard he bad sufficiently
covered % take Of himself by evening when the building
Va, cossd The total number death, this week amount 70
ID f which 10 were Of choers cholera afsntum, aud
az chclrra u.crfus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

SIScrI AZ CArsr or DEATH.-Mr. De.dFick Have
meyer Of Ills city, Of the firm Of Have meyer
Molor sugar rofnors, died quite suddenly last week
in consequence Of the poisonous nature OF wouni
made under the nail Of one Of his fingers by ;he fin OF
Blacklist which he was taking f-om hook. lie was
in Rhode Island at the time Of the accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

RrRNTD TO DTATE.-An inquest was yesterday
held AZ No 90 East Thirteenth upon the body u william
Buns child % months od. whose clothes caEsh; Ere from
-nte during uomsntary absence OF m mother from the
spd usianed burns rom The eject OF which IL died
sqerx.ra Verdict, Accidental death"
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FArtI ACCTpENT.-Cororer Dounell Yesterday
held inquest hoard the t.auhoat City tfod upoa
ne body u Chss murphy died The Effects fau
fTc his while ~ Hartford Conn The 18th uit Yer.
dic Accidental death. Deceased native Of Ireland.
5 yea-s o. axe.
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Us DISTRICT coURT-Bef2Is Judge BITS.

The trial of Edward Brown Indicted, With Hetty,
ha vie on charge saDis5s ~ SaI Ne esbrSus
S, IN ,ssed on Frdsy .ssye further evidence era
me 80 The psTtes her money 20 get ebanzeo ~.
ING 70 hoH sd John Broker hvins when Or Bro-s -
~.id "a wife also the last witness s ~ 20 .sr
he eessa tbsf Ar. Brown made oyergres 70 eh -
a.. 'eoossterfsit money, md aso said. for 90" 10
a. uIfps.s 10 maze " ,sn trRY
r.-,es smith alleged late Captain OF orig JunA
.,on Of Eew.Yofk ehArsed with eeles shf.-a ~ n
l.ys frsde. N bringing persons from Af'Ss 80" '"
/" pI,Sr W GudlD.r-A..aaf with dangerous ~esP'a
Sb.rle. W wssusr-cOsntsrfsitins god dollars
Iaeharsh Furstner-snufshs
senni acknowledgements
ARRAIgsED.
Warren Judkins-Two indictments on charge n
Pleaded guilty ssd wss rsnanfe1 fos n
J.ss. gsDssLl 0esrgs tces jsssrs Clad. |s1H sss4
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ARREST roR RoBrERY.-T6o young men named
Thomas L. ter ard Theodore Small arrested on satur
dav ught for secreng themselves in the Mercer House nd
robirs the safe of $40 after the estabhmen was closed sf
the night portion Of the stolen was found IN tner
% ession and ihey committed for examination
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.rt-On Saturday Officer Jones Of

ROBBISG 4 NEssEL.-On Saturday Ohicer Jones OF
the Third Dtrc Police discovered several boys taxing pieces
Of scsp roD which being DISCHARGED from Dutch sao
vtns Al The Atlantic Dock selling them in yaE
Loaf "a .oon they recognized The officer they male hei
and be took possession Of the boa By securing he 70
tie Gock.
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HOOk- kIEPINt hUVN> OI Z. Q VI NIN~H, No.
GIG Broadway tApple,oGs Building open dsy and
evening for instruction. These interested vii please call or
send foE circulars
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ADVERTISEMENT

ALREADY ELECTED.-NOyember is yet tn come,
lu, Roor long elected frs; DAeUFRRrorYPER TO the
sovereign peope and holds competitor having vet
taken the fed RooT Gallery No. 33 Broadway corner Of
Franklin 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

BrRotARY.-During Friday night the furnishing
store Of Mr \. s.son' No 81 Hiandst VS. entered 0J
49, h. e ssys and robbed Of goods valued - +5SJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

Gen. Stephen Van Rensselaer, and family depart in
The steamer Of the 18th October for Liverpool intond
ing, we believe, to pass year in Europe. The Ma
"nor.House for almost a century distinguished for
its refined inequalities, will therefore be temporarily
closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

SoL Alex Ramsay Maj. Joseph Cogs'e. Wm "
Iort ellison. Az Ad James Marine, David Scott, Capt
= v br"~sr, Nn. 7. Rodgers jr. salute Of 100
urs III 9e hred during the day-a portion OF them
IN JtIS'l ~ and the remainder "a the Distributing
fefervor or hefsn Hl Tt- - vii he formed A. 20 "
I. & ~, -at rssiins Q. MG.hir x;on e., and the col
Gf,d Msshs sld ses. 81 be he l.fsry Ter srs osu
sooW lsrse h,dy Of Frtmen Seassdb ~ Csf y0,ss.r
fT,neh ahd Hse' Gtsss Of he -.
The ~eond division vii 40 be couspo.ss ~ s.., "A
XII Z. g,der The direction e D.d Scott one Of the No,
force considerable body Of 6erleu fon, osh., -,
vii Be rieeu cf Ieey CRY compsns. tn.
end will h. composed Of civic .oe'ies the wser Conn
=, sj,bh.i~. c.. Ors,or 81 he p,y G,vs, s.st
Sst. cces New jersey the Judiciary u the STATE ~.
or Pio Germ sioucrs Tee fourth DIVISION viii u1aer the
direction vm Rodgers u At 10 the Graet Ml.s.l.
essIsn, e. i'e oss. rb n tsrir,t. h. i.r.1, c,,
-, 81 iuvi,sd quests Bat,hers s.rm,s
sid eitizcss hors,btck follow next m order .nd brias
az R,.9slr sS bergen I'm Ehefs eo or.Ss
VII be delivered !, W SCud1er Esq snd other appopn.
the hum viii BE- dismissed and dinner vi b. served a.
oask il 5ssre1i Oaee IsS0S.5s to ne sI',1ssnss.
moving and the a.s. Il the shipping VII be drlsyeda
ups II. s,1 ~ R1g'' ~. eyppps there viii he bnr. nd
sm n'iiot. erpory fcgusin b; been co9',scsd 10
ton ste which viii be PLAYING during the day.
tofAlEIID TO TRY JERSEY NtI1 IktsoN.-Uurtng
September there lis commitments 20 the City Pson fo
cfensss, - follows. a
Drunk GO Stesiing............
bTutA ara uofceiy > Adultery
suspicion OF theit........
Assault Fghung
Receiving sol1n goods......
DscrdCrly...................2 Tctal.
The places Of nativity Of those committed Prison
follows:
U tied states.....,......
IrClsr
Fl Canada
(eImsny....................
FoTeiguers.............i les Natives. ..............
OF the natives ? were coored
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THE LATE MURDER or 4 POLICEMAN.
CONCLUSION OF THE C0R0NERS
INQUEST.


On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Coroner VII
helm resumed the inquest upon the body of Policeman
James CaAill, at the Eleventh Ward StatOn-House.
After taking the Testimony Of james Ryan, Elizabeth
Weming Charles Shccte, Eliza Delaney, Frederick
Urich and Sarah NaubellsOncn, part of which was
of positive character, except that of Ryan who
swore positively that the prisoner, Ryan, did not
sleop in the house No 10 East Tgentysecond-st a.
he alleged the case was closed, when the Coroner
briefly charged the Jury reviewing the whoe Of the
testimony. He said that from the testimony ELECTED,
they would not bc warranted iii finding verdict of
murder but that ii would be proper to hold the prs-
oners gu suspicion of being concerned IN the trans
action
The Jury then retired and after few minutes dc
liberation returned with the following verdict
We find that the deceased James Csh came 70 his desih
~ ps,o shot wound said pistol bong the hands of per
son unknown the Jury but from the evidence teiJc them
sor gy inspecting that James Ryan the mau wo nTed
the pistol and tibet Justen Psiien his aecompee We
further commend the Mayor the City OF New OK 70 Of
m liberal reward for and conviction OF the
guilty party signed by the Jury
John r. C0rckln, W X TatersaH
Archibald McAisir, n. V ID. Schuyler,
u. Dol4yau. H. Z kanouT'
l. W Seaman. James PaTkctsOn,
Henry Cubeft.
Upon the rendition Of the verdict the Coroner ex'
amined the prisoners who averred their entire limo
conce Of the charge preferred against them. They
were. however both committed to the TOmbs and
placed in separate cells TO await the action OF the
Grand ,Iurv,
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VJLLLANSB URGH IIEJlS

srerrr PRrAcHlsG-The German street preacher
NJ yegor held forth yesterday afternoon on the
corner Of Even and staggsts to an audience Of 900
persons. No disturbance occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

CAUGHT N THF AR A man named John Brownell
early Yesterday morning in the d~enf OF Mrs.
Sarah Tavor Broone where u Is alleged he was 10
the act ofrobhrg trunk OF irs He taken before
Justice Wood. and committed iog trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

UNLICENSED LIoUOR SELLERs.-Seyera we're a1,t az
rested yesterday .nd saturday Amoni .Ss sho SeT
N Pr ard AID Bridget Brown Eleventh. afa'"h' were
A.. held q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

VIOIEST AssAUIT by = WoNAE ON HER M .
p,Np esterdav vomsn named tlEEins, who resides N
Nav neer PARK committed violent assault ana DaJ
on h. husband and By stkr him the head WIN po
OF Lima ware n gug him 0seyerely thai hs ne -
In dancer lie 70 the Hospital and ths WIZ W"
committed IL a at the result II the ~ lIie'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

BrRGLARY.-The house OF Mrs Daooo s W 80 "a
-.ud,st was fe0ui0u-ly sred ysstsiosy n 5S@c,or
robied OF considerable quantity ~ -NeI Nais' y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
CoNNIrTrp ro rnr LrRsrr On PRIsoN.-Ouring

The stated meeting of the Synod of New Jersey
will be held in the fir, PresbyIan Church Paterson the
third Tuesday OF October. at r NJ