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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
VILLA MSBURGH ITEMS.

The porcrhou-es with but few exceptions, closed
Yesterday and The city presented sD unusually quiet s-
Icarance.
The fr,t cars on the Brooklyn and Green Point Rail
read were run through " iansburRb as lar as North
Sccondst. SATURDAY afternoon. The track Is on Fuss
CCRh' h'ARY-ExAdsrman 8arkers dwelling .horso id
South -thst was entered By burglars about o'clock
Saturday morning and robbed OF -jl, which taken
from his sleeping apartment.
ARRFsTs-The Police Of this city made thirty arrests
Of persons r. drunkenness, d.Ordery conduct &C. for
tho "a hours ending yesterday
DIsoBDTRLY HoUsF-On Saturday night the First Ward
Police made descent upon dsreputable house in South
lst Cths and arrested four females, named Catha
rno Hogan Ann Hamilton Hose Heley and Mary Msosy
They were locked up 20 await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
colzIs1oNs7 EXPLOSIONS AND ACCIDENTS.

Syy,anoAT CAPsIzED.- Three Lircs L0st.-lniormaton
reached the city yesterday that the steamer Syves're
Weber Capt John Sharp hence for tue baizc caPsiHe
on the morning of the nth inst whilst dischaShg regu'
at pr Dunfords landing, in the Parish oil fiaquemhei
thirty five miles below the city, Capt sharp vas heu
nv De falling of barrel which crushed hs head Two
on;en one Colored the other white lrsh were drowned
we could obtain no further particulars. U . MI. ,oa
stscuI Ar OCCuRRrNCE.-A singular occur1eh,e rcsu'
mo in melancholy manner. took place few days sncc
in the town Of Hamburg, in this county an ii,. % =.
os sn~sood in digging we'll and after getting uo"h 20
dsn6 of some eil hteen feet found signs oi wafer Ne!
arce,;blc Al last he struck his pick through nlu
~ ss,c when all at once, and with noise ilke nun
s, snficientIy loud be distinctly heard an oNeI @
neicbho,hood stream of mingled gas ana wafer ous'
fhronoh the orice instantly killing the aior'u mi
and 6p0 the well to the depth Of ten or tweNe tee' VIZ" ~
water Gas still escapes profusoy and he ws'er y -,
constant and violent motion, resem6hns IaI-' o1
of boiling fluid bunao pencoi" ~. sor,oot
SpocKlNc DFATH.--On Monday morning iss s r MI Nj
Girl smployed Ia the family Of Mr. Charles Howe;
ford ip order 10 quicken the fire which sho was ~ S
Ton mn eau containing abont two quarts oil oIsnS
ani5 .d nour some upon the flames when II eNploaSS"
satn,s,,g her Garments which took fire. ana burning ~
in sucb Stacking manner as 30 cause her dea'h III ' "
tefnoOn. ~ -, " pr;,charl az Fitch
RsIHo,p AcCIDEST.-Mr. Jeln W fritenaIu' oi - 49,.
hrra ono NJ the conductors Of the freigh1 train gu %
Vs,oon and Massachus setts Railroad, was instantly A
nn Tbursdav niobt last about IL O'CLOCK, we 'uo LOU LOU
was nassinc undGr bridge in Gardner he wa ~
o INC tain and several passed over ms o.
,;,g II In borrid manner The er'eue SAYS hc VIC
years Of age and leaves wife and many "'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
BROOHL w IIEM.X.

fNF tHOrk kRA.The weekly hceUh report shows a t0tA
Of deaths which 80 Of Cholera - of choers
irfantum ana Of cholera morbus. The week previous
there total of le deaths of which as ofchoera
- Of cholera infan;um and 10 OF cholera morbus
On Saturday night a wcmsp uamed Noodcock aud
named Mccormick were lVoyed 10 the Nc ond Dr.
iict Staonous with the cholera They were 5oaveyed
~ the hospital
\ SAD REsULr of DItNkfNNF>s.-A Scotchmsn, by
the name If Robert Mchn, who had been at work in
brick ard Groenponi. l.. | 20, inioxo ated on
Tue,day afternoon and lying With his feet the
railroad track the freight train came in between aud
ocloh The wheels Of the cars passed over one log be-
The onco and knee crushing ii in horrible nan
The other leg drawn uP so Tar that the wheels
passed only the lower part Of the feet separating the
flesh from the bones. lie taken up and brought TO
the house Of Mr. Aanscn T. Payno where his wounds
were attended 20 and Wednesday morning his mangled
log ampuaied but ho died Of his wounds on Friday
mofnmg about o'clock.
SFRior, RFsCIr % A FIGHT On Saturday evening
Difficulty occurred hetweCu Edward Cunnng IAN and Wm
Stewart III tavern in Myltloey which ended in fight,
and resulted in tie fracture Of one of Stewsrs leg, a wo
places. II. Nas carried to hid homo in hontoy
C,,,Nrifs.--A boy named Shadbourne sustained .
fracture Of the thigh cn Saturday by falling from wagon
loaded with hay.
Basin II tom the yarlam Saturday and was drowned
lis body was not recovered
workman employed in the Union Power Company
Forudry Red Hook Point had Of his th CHS trsc
tured on saturday by being t in e machinery. Ho
convey cd to tie Now-iork Hospital
ArDkCoU. ROBIFRus.-O On Saturday last throc INC a IN
wogon drove up the grocery store of Charles Clay on
the corner OF Livingston and Hoyss aud entered with
the apparent intention of making purchase. and while
one was bargaining with the clerk the others robbed tho
money drawer Of sl and then all started OIL They next
called grocery store " leisyetteay and rired the
money drawer threatening 10 kill tho boy IN attendance
he made noise. They escaped The robbenes we're
committed in The afternoon.
BrrorArs Frrs1Rutp-Tbe house of Henry ,ayd.m
in East NarTen.st wa broken into last Friday night during
the aisonoe of the family They discovered by the
police n time to prev ant them from carrying anything ON
lhny cscancd, however.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
NEW-yERSEY ITEMS.

The Court OF Warren County have refused to grant
license to the tsverns in that county.
ROsAS C.IHOIIc As-oCIAJIos.-A YOung Mems Cath
Ollie Association has been organized for two months past
in Newark, by the Rev. B. J, McQuaid Of the Roman
Catholic Cathedral. II already numbers two hundred and
forty member and Is the largest body Of the kind 10 the
United Stees. On the Goth inst, they assembled 10 the
Cathedral and received recognition from Bishop BAy.
The Association is TO unite tho Catholic young men n
Newark and bring in those who are wandering sstrsy.
Fer the last week the average number Il baskets ~
peaches sent from the Camden depot 70 New York hss
been upward Of four thousand per day.
CHoTrRA Is NEwsRK.-On Friday out OF Ten deashs 10
Newark three for choers cases saturday up -
o'clock there thirteen deaths reported Of Thich sig
were Of cholera.
FATAL AcCIDysr-A man near Camden on Thursday
placed boy with loaded gun 10 defend his orchard from
thieves. Shortly afergsd the boy seeing another COM
ing along the road pointed the gun at him and by
chance wes fred and the load into the abdomen OF
the approaching boy, iDjuring hin fatally.
- fsev.,t Aigetfsses.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
lA9yeTisement -.
II the hot srorchipg dusty atmosphere and 6!tAS

rn,l Of the e, have dsted wiih farther rcs@esre
for healthy where enc the Ssaasry 49,
dctInent business irtecss Fosr HAsilros ed0
Inducements for the OF his object sal
viii do well the S,LE % LoIs
TV.spsS TO lie continued three dss~ Aes.- w B.sxsa
N0ILroS brought desi sA
the Ece hsshy, beautifully lcsed sod
sI hshy respectable pcsAbSaoOd See sdTestismess a.
Nun
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Advertisement.

The sale of HEyNANN's DYSPEPSIA ELIXIR 10 T.
casirs with astonishing rspdy IL conceded sy all vhs ksys
used n superior to anything before otert ~
public ior the Of Dyspepsia The pFopeos viii be hspr5
ou original peras who hsye been cared sad
dy pubs si,e them call at the principal sac- Ne
lef Br adway Nsw-Ycgk PFice 81 psr bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

PuRDys NATIONAL THEArER.-To-NloHr DIR. j.
A. Leonard as.5sn noodey pAke hs<sk6
before New ik sudeDes this popular fhsstsI apresme
laso Mr. SCOTS Otheso, end Mrs II " Nieholss usoe
ress 1hc grand Aladdin Spectacle viii Mo-
Hshswsy NJ o. L. Fox the company. fhs assses.
Mister Diamond, slso appearing
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
IAdveTtsemenEf
TRY TIE TAsTFI Ess CrRF FoR FEVER kNp AesNK
fAdy~rtisenleus.

DrsELERs PLLs-rhey no said OF Mercury, AsenA
Sold w. d. CSpNsIT, corner Broadway and ifthes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

Rovrn,rss -Yaur men wecs s,ested late on Sstarts1
rt-rvr4 WIN entering th< isSvr secf sAcp q
Phifp Mnriz No Dissson-ss., and asssAef NE 49,
psie'cs b. wife. hosn OF snom shey oeA s'n s~ss
snJ struck with ta,phiers They gave tbeir nssss -
DOT Sindsn fingh PlsnIey. Aidea Wid sd JSsa 6s.
an nere locked up by Justice Bosars Tor exaza Asasa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

RxcXfvlsS SToIES GOoDs.-Jsoob Hes. bv,nl 80
Cailsle-sL yesterday sgrestoi. chi7yei va %
nioEs receiving sl0o worth OF goods shoh nj oes-
stolen fsom Ms. Elisabeth Bonner OF Ne lss Dsisas{
ST. Wide she With them at C,srtlsnitst. fercT' y
is said the accused paid bat s5 for the goods hsw
locked mp BY Justice Bogsrt for Isil.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

BR,por OVER TIE OHo.We are glas 70 iessa "var The
efforts are now being made to secure er 0tg Roard
river between this city and Cow agcn an %
and ,Ls reauiste amount Of stock taken, as reSIr
the charter with the exception Of to M m this
Taylor Of Coyingon, is now soliciting 70 Ill, no success
amount of stock and we can only nope ne l be ap
ful The importance Of such an mproyemen, . Wi Com
parent TO the minds of all. l'inn' '""'
CHOLERA IN RoxBuRY-ALA.niSe f.,. aas weeks
been many cases Of cholera in Ro1es tbsre were
sSheea case reported at the West Police station IN
terminated fatally OF this number fourteen oce" Wsds
. cluster Of old houses Psrkerst KNOW .;Ias ~
buIDnss occup'eu '"''"' - F IBosier Chsoa.,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
fAdserti-enea,.


LORD q TAYLOR now oner i0r sale Silks, Mennoo
ana sucioa which will Be
BE teas As iasi eese3 large Of Rsysi velvs
T..,sfry Bussl- InsSns SPiys stir Bsu8
Coco. firces Lsee- ssd Fancy Coed. cf al deseipess y
v,ys To be fcprdst Loso d Tsytoas.
No. sSs sa 2Ss ard 81 Gr.oa.l osrass Csryss~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
lAlrer.i...r..rnr 1

WET SILKS WIT SlLKs .-HgiRD. CIAPP g.
Co. Sol Crstd ofe-iss 80
sfom The Frsokhn They viii uheS tAs DAY shs.s S.siss
hesvy rch sks 9Rrsd 10 the isea
worth NJ per yard. fotee srd y
hkno. Carr Co, No si o>sdsf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Id " NTEZLIHENCE
: COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

srPRIyE Corkr.-Judgo Roosevelt held Special
Term or Saturday forenoon but there were no decisions
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
fAiveriisemenLI 4

The WE,kEsT INVALID OR YOUNGEST CHILD "a
xafly ,e CykK for FkyES and AeSs u he's -
taste ana perfectly uS and safe remedy Sold sy D. -
5tioS Bowery and Gr~nd<t d..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
10 he EGi:sr # TIs y. L. Tcs.ne.

To he Ef.sr II TIe y. L. Toi5.n>
SIR: was much surprised 10 see card IN Jour psper
Of the s5th s, from Justice Neech complaining OF words
said on las, sunday at Temperance meeting in the
Ninth Ward. The stands thus Hesring many COM
plants against persons for selling liquor whou, license
snd wishing TO put stop to the traffic, sent to the
Justice Court, NJ. li02 Broadway, 10 gel Justice WiIt
to make Isturna6ie warrants for the Sixteenth and
1wenty-frst Wards; but learned that said Cour
adjourned for this month. This about tire oh ins
The warrants issued for the Ninth Ward carried 10
the Third Dis,ric; Court Justice MeecL, and I in
formed that nothing could be done there. and given 10
Understand that said Court adjourned also; said if
Lew Courts adjourned and presented 10 the
Costoer pay said Justices, and paid when they did
not earn il il wosd be rObbing the public, dd not say
hcf ~ TmprdHcc ANiaHo, rrtdrtkf a. TIER eSors
for dfd Hof rfcr 10 e sad Alliance N The kGg but said
oBr hands were tied at present the only thst
r,,erre to the mser srok w. and bsY. fyg the l.st Eve
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

The Court OF Warren County have refused TO grant
license 10 the tayerns in that county.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
PERsosAI.-Anong the arrivals at the dideren; hotel.
we notice the following:

At the sr NiosoL.s-Car,. G. Y. Lay C. : A. Hon : Il.
N-laTy, odi; Hon Fans~orh, Mchisani y. P Bs1wia.
Detroit; II L. Lausn Buffalo; Am. r. Fo.,c< Bson; g. Z.
duncan 6; Duncan T. ksnne5 Ia; o r Miller NewOrlesas
Lieut. Tiliotd L \; F.. Bcl.h ssysnnak. l. j. Clamb-s
Albany; Y p Rlshroa " o; ! p WhiVpe san FrancscJ;
AsT0R H0UsL -ssepbeD Price heenz Va p Price,
AcCrea :. A. MAJOR " Buke Ho1sJu. Trxss John
; CupDinahsn, washnEian. d. sps.das, Albany; Ma
Chsse A. Saunders Mzshinsoui Asor Benjamin Al
VOID A; Dr. ". L. Hamilton. Cap. q " sni b. L.
4; Francs Clark Cheap; j. Wesoeser ssssnnsh Theo
" Smith Baltimore; P. ". Fske. CalforrA
A. the MtTsotoLIr"-E a. sedgSics Al.isnsj s,rss-
End suiy Mississippi. H. Greens Louis " G. Mclean
Cincinnati q c. " Ws.; Ciaensar o; l. EdzDss D. G..
william ,sboos and family south Csrons " Bartlett Cinca-
ssi D. D. PAGE. Louis; o. r. Stone No John seCter.
Lake Superior: HOn, XVI ". " Ber,hof Cincinnati I;
ssaztOn and i've cafe West Point
The HoUsE-M PHILIPS. Lockport; A p OsbCrn,
Louisville ny; he Hon. F.ls1n Dover v n; william Sesoz,
ovs J. b. nixon Charleston Hon Zslmoa
Feh Cleveland o. The IIOr sa-twealheT, Mnisef . Bra
I'll. l. W.shrron: the Rev Thoa Daley Cs1a.a
est henry l. Johnston Mo1si Geo. I.esson, Michigan
" BabcocE. Wisconsin; l. Tan Hoasn TekAs Jlixe Davies,
Nssssipp Pot !. A. KirkPs.lct Phisdeps " Macbeth,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

tts-s &C s arsd hep tie Pablic poset uP IN regsre
$50 - me ,siesls; ths i nst tc fr, 7gfye thf
h4s pinias5 - fcnne:anof speskessln Esd srS.
isi. f@y % carr ns~s viii her>at..r be ne e.feta
.i 81 y p seivcs tothe, truth hope - stVe
ttis place scur paper pHbhsly A. sait c1-t thf
ssieraiixes Teua4rarre spezkers - liars
* "a. KIAN y. n3 ws,erly -2;.ee,
tr.s,s isss 7r--'t Il she T-uplsrs = A Soci-iy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

BrRor ARs FRUsTRNtD-Tbe house OF Henry Suyd.m
in East Warrensi broken into last Friday night during
the absence Of the family They were discovered oy the
police N time to prevent them from carrying anything on.
rhcy escaped, however
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

A CoRRECTIos.-A letter appeared in THE D.ur Tar
uSr ere d,y last week, copied from Montrcal psper.
wherein wss stated that life Of certain J. W. Orr
published The SGaday Tses tissae Of oDis
from beginning to end We leg TO inform s concerned
that 10 life Of Mr. Orr appeared in columns sni
hst we are not in TIE habit Of publishing ga sissss
of lies on sny subject As Tux TRIBUNE gave
70 the statement I, viii do the justice 70 make ese
6on. toandsy ttnrs'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

SIR The cad your psper Of this date neeis No
ansNer t. Z Is merely pu or the Alasce. Sich psT
c J Warren does rot long TO the Ninth Ws-d
Afrce ar glad to learn they have done ., 10Th NJ,
and hope they WI con'inue in the good work That hsve
20 authority from the Alliance IS not their fault YORK
cn my own account and need authority from Z. j.
Wsren TO tell what sad Alliance i doing and contempstes
Doing. Popng he viii get permission frm said Ninth
Ward Alliance TO sign for them before he d,ss sg-in
y ish tim gccess IN his efforts VI. McKNg,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

SFRior, RFsCIr % A FIGHI.-On Saturday evening
difficulty occurred between Edward Cunning lam and Wm
Stewart ia tavern IN MyitloGy which ended in fight.
and tctd the fracture Of of Stewards leg, m two
places. IL. Nss carried 70 his home ia kont-ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
fTTY VTKs

TIE Etlles .isrlty lt-.a ycgy saru. blE be'as
loon ie vli s' il9 .te -orh. al. the us-oary ven;
down to vsy low marx. The sky SIS OyerolG AL
The afternoon AL evening hui thoIs 40 rain.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

CHaEsr or LInEL.-On Saturday Mr.. Aaron l. Phil
lips and Gilbot V. Stnock, clerks, made cc'nflsiu,
before Justice stUart cherCTns that ~ paper called
Life u Bot'on published IN that city Of which Nosrs.
Atbe Yates Of No. - BeCkman-si. are agents they
had been maoiou.ly beed. Warrants sor the ares, OF
Altssrs Able \ atss were issed by the Mlcstrato.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

THIRD AVENUE RiURoAD.-1he Ihri-ay. Railroad
regularly through to YoIkvic, without any
detention at SiHiyfrst-st There has been grea, in
povcment recently in the management Of this roa ad,
which considering the annoyancee engondered BY the
grading of tho svenne affords the public all the conve
nonco that q p0ssble
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A PROCL AVIATION,

~
By has ErccHencu, DaGid S. Reid, G0rern0f Of
- tie State Of North Curo(tm0. ...-rs ..-.s
w HEREAS, it has been made TO appear 70 me that
w one JAMES WILSON stands charged with the
murder of Nathan c. Clayland in the county of Meek
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By the Governors DAVID S. REID.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
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