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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

Ltbs tHHn UOO .. o.S xECAOes
lain Eifs tokets dollar e,oh, On honday next
th Instant, the committee expect 10 the
E Abe trottns horse TELEGRAPH the masnia
evening for the bcnent Of ticket holders and
cS3 Di oadway There also ten of Gilbert 'Co
rcsr pianos tsy elegant gold watches and thousands
bsner valuable and costly articles By carly application
Academy Hall you few Of the gift hokets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
Fashion able Clothing mt Great BarnaIns,


Nothing Rufiies the Temper moro than q
Sitting shirt Ayoid and insue perfection By
occur, and iho shirts home s
| and true TO measure.
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DTLLIARD TABLES to LEI FOUR IN GOOD ORDER
- or would hire In second story " publ,e
house in good loeAuos and would let he tables
~ hire to take charge OF them Apply no, "a
pTLLIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-THB MOST SPLEEN
- did tables offered for sae seen ~ the ola
stand so Ann street These tables made M With ON
patent vuloanzed india rubber cushion We
men~ viion, IL viii be ss:n, are very Important
oRtrHfrH 4 DaIgsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

NorCE-THB DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, CON
4N mittee Of the Tven teth ward will meet Friis
evening, at O'clock A Mr. Begans In Thirty seoons
-AA HUaH MooSY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

NOTICE THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
IN tore fte Second Avenue lroad will be st the
Office OF the company OF BUwery and Wakor street.
Monday February between The hours II ard p.
N. PHILIP G. ROGERS, S~o'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

IJOUSRKEEPERS NIGHT SAW THENsELVkS SOM
u roubl in getting servants they would Gall 81
Protestsnt Employment ONCE No CArmine street. where
there always number Of good girls wanting situations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

Valenciennes Laces.-Pcter Roberts & Co.,
10 Broadway will open Tuesday, Path, very choice
sook Oh vAenosnnes laoes comprising one OF the lArgest
Asortmtnts ever fcred by them Priocs varyE from la
I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST FUND.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM
p,,.nt-FpNoSps p EDWARDS MITCHELL ROOSEVELT and
-% MORRIS Justices.

ABSTRACT OF OPINION JUDGE ROOSEVELT.
Leayitt Receiver Honley Palmer and Others a.
The object Of this action is to nvadate large portion
given BY the late North American Trust aud bans
ing Company before dissolution amounting the 20
.sry uors Of dollars Some OF the Sc
were bonds ued and secured ey tres.
portions Of the OF the company and some N We
form 81 the certificates Of deposit with the bonds eousier
N, sase than twenty-five ho1seaa tos
printed matter making six large octave IoJa
K i'm posbe daily paper to give even synopsis sne
nsr. MeKiop Dent Co Hume Holtord Of En5an1i tne
Ram al the United aud the Grard Bank OF
The points declared the opinion delivered y yaas hooso
xrlt which Of very great length we're tnc ouowlas
r., Thai the formed under the genera ny"
the free banks although poesed ofceftan poSen
IN nan Ia corporations not being monopoes
~. rot the spirit and meaning ,ne onsa
or nd moi subject therefore TO many the reseuon
h. sneeisl statutes corporation a. such -, III. all
That assignments made TO secure the e'nAS
,o.S secuffies similar valid morfps ..,,,
that the company insolvent q tue tine "
,lsm por were they In contemplation OF insolvency %
not immediately convertible, In order TO carry % inc
that neither the bonds the cerfioeaes we're
.. min the meaning Of the Law prohbf,s the lae No
,,a M s ana notes payable demand ana
mat the sse Of the they being payable IN money
Losdon although under par, w~ not noiAon o "ai ~
Ttf Ike loan Of saoo made the company BY the Phs
h,s bsnk, Al the Of the suspension OF specie
~ rv bepr repsy the currency IN Wa msae
Itog ios wa. sustained In serng the Phadepnn note
,n,c New. York funds or specie not usurious -.
Thst the Get Of 1850 not conpeens " any oAn
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THE RUSS REID PAVEMENT CONTRACT
...sx.xx.xc on.x.ax ar aanSexxIr

The People Russ Reid Flag Controller
On the 18th OF August, 1855 the Common Council
psssed resolution the Controller dsw his warrant
favor Reid The Controller etused do
asked OF msndamas 20 compel
compliance solution describes the mentioned the hrst
sh Of July under the flor paving
Pskrow 2ih Mag Involving aggregate
expenditure Of $6ooco snd upward Before contract hd
actually BEEN made Injunction sxains ssued from tins
Court and served al the parties eludps the OF
Rere 1h Injunction although dissolved on the I'd Of JAY vas
subsequently appeal 70 the General Term lp he In
ters the Commissioner hadssned and delivered the
been adopted by the Legislature April bat to DO sabmt
ted 70 the people Till June Had force In May
could have been made IL In force
the June before the without violating the
Injunction could have made 1t IN effect BY
supersdded that of the Court and continuing Ia
fun notwithstanding the temporary dissolution Of the later
When therefore In July the parties undertook make the
which unswfnl and the device
Of sntedsfng while admits the difficulty remove Le
illegal work has been done least under
color the question 10 the Common Council
Notwithstanding the amended Charter accept the work admit IT'S
order payment IL they obvious that the
smepded Charter requires contracts 70 be erted aud
the highest bidder becomes dead letter Ths Common
Council may direct heretofore contract Dc msde with
favored applicant shutting all competition and then subsequent
injured competitor Le sill injured community kafher
should happen aud precedent
established would be preferable udsnen. that the Leg
aure the State should special act which on
doubt they would promptly do for the eef OF Messs
Reid in this particular constrained efore
reluctantly dissent from coleaGues (Jusces Edmonds and
Morris) in the conclusion at which they have arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

pnter fof years o. TzS Bii sad Csf
ham C0,erf ard subsequently, OF T Ct<aom CAosds news
papers EossDd Dus his long and .eiive lite he ss
ofa circle By IN, honor and inesnT
Of bis 6eslins- :.
ham Lawyer years Twice elected 70 repe.snt ms
County nby and senator OF tie sensri Dst
eempc.ed he Counties Of sehohas Green Columbia Aessy
Reps.r lar and Schenectady.
PRCUT-Ou wednesday morning 18th Inst, "oses r rrsss
In the year Of his
Suddeply az Rochester Y the Stst uif Harry
Pratt Fso srrd rs native Of Hartford Conn -fchsa in tAs
Cy isa g respected etea o. Roen s
sTrART-Or the t inst william trz stu,r.
Of John Catherine stuart ssed years uoofm ss~
70 days
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JANUARY g. 1854

Joy !, grating the snow to the farm house
door When jazz married she went tesrfu and
smiling away in that red sleigh when MARY died 1t
bore her from the homestead solemn and fearless when
JoHs departed for see and heard Of more
in that sleigh be was carried to the port Of sailing
There is the history of three generations 10 the old red
sleigh scraps Of its poetry, whole pages Of its prose
Welean by private sdvces from Australia that Mr. John
Winerbofom, late Of Juens London orchestra had Civ
Sydney for the benefit Of the sufferers Of the
wrecked American vessel Monumental City. The Mayor
pleased with this generosity that be presented Nj
w. with a valuable token Of remembrance.
The REcHABuEs-Attenton Is called to an advertise.
ment headed Great Temperance Demonstration by the
Rechabtes, ct the Tabernacle, January le We under
stand that Mr. Beecber Mr. Chaplin and others have been
engaged as speakers Some songs win be sung
Mr. BARRows No 22s Water st., writes us letter to
state that in recent trial of eamengnes at the Crystal
Palace rotary engine of his invention not admitted
to compete and that has not been fairly treated in the EI
hibon 30 that ts power and economy could be made to
appear.
The Shetinah Spirituast publication, has been sus-
pended and DR. Buchanans Journal Of Man which is to
be removed to this City is to take its place.
RECEPTION OF THE FRITZ GUARDS, or PHILADELPHIA.-
This corps the Oldest target company in Philadelphia pun
berng fony-two rank and file, fine body Of men. who
take their name from Peter Fritz well known citizen Of
Philadelphia arrived at o'clock p. NJ, Saturday
and were received by the members fhe Forbes Assoca
"ton whose guests these Phladephians are while they
remain here) accompanied by Atknss Band They were
entertained through the day at Central Hall the Gem and
the Westcheser House where they have taken up their
headquarters They visited the Museum on Saturday even
ing Among the New Workers engaged in the reception Of
this Company from our sister city were the Hon William
s. Gregory Mr. Mcyea, Morris Miller, Samuel Brown Ed
ward E. Daley and H. A. Fish. They will not leave before
Wednesday and in the meantime they will have ample op
portuny for visiting public institutions The officers Of
the Fritz Guards Capt William Thorp LIST Lieut.
Peter Fritz Laws I'd do James Davenport Sd do, Isaiah
Bryan; 4th do, T. r. G. Hinke Surgeon, DR. john f.
Ord; Quartemaster, Aaron Gilbert; Paymister, G. W.
Clarke Ensign, James Head Fugeman Joseph b. Neal
Orderly Sergeants-George Moore, Allied Prnder Robert
Wilson William Tinker From the sights they have already
they to be Of opinion that New York emphat
cally "a great City in every sense Of the term.
CRIsE-We begin the year in our Criminal Courts with
the following list of sixty four persons charged with high
crimes:
CALENDAR OF PRISONS GENERAL SESSIONS
NJ
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JoaN bull and The Milers Maid at walasks Up.
CaTARAcT GAsGEs and Farce at the Broadway r. NJ
MAsKsINc FACES and other pieces at Burtou's P NJ
Otber much the came as Monday see ADVERTISE
mtnhl
Tux ON RED SIEIeH-The streets Saturday last
presented gay and animated The air was full OF
chimes and everything that could slide was put under as
rapd motion as possible consistent with the ways and
"means"
Elegant little affairs graceful as swans were gliding De-
tween numbering omnbuses or dashing under the lee Oh
buce Crockery crates mounted upon extern
poraneous seds and full of life robins nest in June
ahmed along side by side with monster fourth hands
She'll sbaped vehicles wbirled in the rear of old time
"ouers with the broad back and the huge shboard
and sleds heaped up with Young America were lowed
merrly asern.
Among this medley of turnou in Broadway we noticed
an old fashioned red sleigh that had evidently seen some
sserice" aforetime The red had grown dngy and DIM
nobody knows when the huge runners were almost as
nondrous and substantial ships hull, and the box
after the fashion of whea. bin In the stern OF this
craft sat the owner thereof We knew he was the owner
because they were both after the same good old style
He wore greatcoat with whole family OF caPes upon
tbe sbouders and garnshed with buttons down before
size smaller than tin plates There he sat- the fainurus
Of the craft graspng "the lines eked out win rope 70
longitude about equal to the rens OF government anu
tached 4 n cOmprenensVt VIC" VI enV """'S
ment revealed to span of horses somewhere down the
street
By the old mans side enveloped in camie cloak SAT
the companion of his life journey and the twain had doubt
less come York. to the sights and to trace our
score or more of turkeys that formed part OF the freight
as true Of that old sleigh as Of words-is" fossil
poetry Have you forgotten when they made them oil
"so1" When one red sleigh could transport whole
neehborhood to mill and meeting, or whole school
master and ALTO the next district spelling school How
many fair forms old now moldered now may have mes
tied in the hold of that old sleigh in other days how
mapy sweet faces bordered round with quilted hoods and
much down. may have smiled above Its capacious sides
how much merry whispering and smohered laughter may
have risen from the nest of straw, in winter nights long
fince forgotten.
Doubtless the dead have been borne to their last earthly
stage In that old sleigh when they marred the drifts ana
made bed for the dreamess in the country graveyard
Bridal tours to the have been made therein
end scores Of merry little hearts have fairly danced with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

soeistiyn or any eorpoisoa Is uierp an q, h. .Iox
directly through rscefr or 10 insis nat ,,ssr.ls
Where previously saefpo'ss W.
allowed
Thai banking hfsrs su rdesnise power apo
ting State the Cor trer bsss u ereul w
sch soek aud OF
making pOmiory ~ good faith z pf 'oi them
Thst sdvsrccs made BY thtrd sood
faith the OF such association 70 te mp US engage
legal vs and binding osgttion on % par
swfa basis szstaina plecs OF
liability The receivers bill shoald there
fore be d;sui-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
MARINE DISASTERS.

Providence, Saturday, Dec. 81, 1853
We have received the following dispatch of marine dis
The brig r. b. Clark of Lubec from Eastpor for New
York with lumber, went ashore near Fort Adams.
Brig Elizabeth from Providence for Wilmington, n c.,
In ballast, is ashore the breakwater Damage
known
Br brig Acadian, Of and from Windsor, N s., for New
FORK with cargo of potatoes, run into by another
vessel and to prevent sinking slpperher anchors and was
M ashore the lime rocks in the inner harbor where
he remains.
Schr Emma of Bremen, Smith, from Philadelphia for
Boston, with coal ashore Beaver Tail and has
dyed.
Sehr HOMER Of Boston, is ashore near Fort Adams with
18th masts cut awey.
more in the Cove Fort Adams,
schr CITY Belle Clark, of and from Belfast Tor New
ek was run into by the schr Daniel Webster and some
Sbr Arctic Moulton from Baltimore of and for New
hrpOrt with oak plank, dragged ashore in the Inner
sibor
Schr. Flola for Barnsable from Baltimore, in ballast
rted her chains and went ashore in Brentons Cove
schr Indicator of and from Marblehead for New Ork
pnt ashore near the Breakwater but has been got of
h loss Of anchors and bboom stern stove, tara ana
| PRoyIpEYcT, Friday, Dec. 80, 1853.
The STERN has been very severe in this vicinity. We
Use received nc mail from Boston or New York for two
igs The Boston and Stonngton Roads are blocked up
Eh snow and the trains endeavorng to force their
BosroS Saturday, Dec. 81, ls5.
The bark Maryland from Baltimore, is ashore inside the
des with five feet of water her hold and foremost cut
vhy
tsehr. Mary E. Pierce from Wilmington n. C., is high
on Scituate Beach but may be got of after dschargng
IL ship, name unknown, is ashore on the Cliff. Assis-
I've has gone to her.
fVt Smith of the Mary f. Pierce states that he came
hd Cape Cod with about IS sail and thinks most OF
m have gone ashore.
nve scheoners and one brig, additional to those named
~ ashore near Duxbury.
me bark Leroy from New Orleans anchored off Ply
sn'h light on Thursday morning and had TO cut away
nasts The vessel remains sound. Her captain came
Efto the city and chartered a steamer to tow her ND
DUTCH SHIP EDWARD MARIA ASHORE.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Dec. 81 1853.
The ship Edward Maria, which cleared from this port
ne 10Th for London, is ashore Smiths Point and is
<h1gng her cargo into lighters Relief went down on
Srsdsy to try and get her off.
nehsye no mail this morning south Of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

In the matter of the charges recently made by against
Messrs Stearns & Sturges for false pretenses
in public voluntarily and cheeruy admit that those
char ets we've and wholly unfounded.
We knew that time that the property question had
but did then, know ths
this as doDe under tho purpose
IMPROVING claims therefor them
We made those charges without
any OF macousy inOrng sesns suIge and regret
tbse charges should been made at all by
further and fully honorable dsur and intentions
those gentlemen In all our transactions with them
j. BAD CULVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

The examination of John Mctirath, James Pardue
George SoIer and Thomas McGee charged with having
committed an outrage upon female on Christmas night
was concluded before Justice Boswell Saturday after
noon The irst sent to jail to await trial aud
the named gave bonds TO appear at the Court OF
Sessions for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
MARRIED.

BURRUs-HoWARD- On Thursday the 29h Dec, in Albany
BY the Nj jeffrey Charles Burrus OF New-York to LYDIA
CRANDAi-ABELL-APl yuAsth Church Brooklyn Sunday
1s inst By the Rev Henry Ward beeenei wan lk
Crands Syracuse and Mss Corneis Clara Abel OF "serVe
NEELY-At Indianapolis Dec p, Rev. John A.
MeClupz MI Anthony Defnees Miss Eliza Eyrs MeNeely
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r ETTERs COPYING PRESS SUPERSEDED

III The patent ed ELECTRO CHEMICAL COPYIST, BY MI
r. Beau Rue Monmsrtre No lag Paris s great iTProy
copy letters other writing with facility This Invention
yey useful and travellers Orders are received o MI
Mol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

d m lel O'Clock on Saturday morning. FIRE broke
~ ana story frame cottage in Eighty first st. between
|srm asa second avs, owned by Mr. Fitzgerald. The
nr-n,s, evenly Officers Brakeman and Fletcher, and
49, sponded - by the Yorkville fremen who
)&rss.S 10 exnguishing the flames In about q hours
~ sfts, ne nre broke out again in the same building
L. mucn trouble il extingushed second time
- 80 10 damage occurred Ii il supposed TO have
Il 4 1911 n'e as was unoccupied at the time.
isr,,h 49, saturday morning, fire broke out in the
Fourth av Through he promptpsss Of The rem S
Y}ht connagration was prevented. Damage
~ a. sCck tne same morning fire broke out in the
Isless, nm N Surk No. IS Fulton st., occupied az
''@'e oed and bedding store. 1t originated from a
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- JOHN ANDERSON against WILLIAM c. LEMON and
MARIA AMANDA his Wfeln and by virtue OF an
eight hundred and hhee aud OF
provided notice hereby given all
lien ncumbrance by Judgment OF dc.
undivided share interest OF the
he reinaer described part thereo
they required produce the the
appointed 10 and by the said order or befo, the
twenty day January thousand eight hundred aud cry
four 40 Broadway In the City and County
NewYorF and membranes together with
the due thereon and to specify the
The lands and premises sought psroned in this action
described bill Of complaint follows All that certain mes
tenement dwelling and lot piece parcel land
situate the West First Ward OF said CITY OF
name of Wa being bounded the north by ground
late devsees Samuel Bayard deceased on the east
y ero nd Reecc Stevenson the south
the wet by hot OF or late
and length the east side oy feet
ten inches the side foyeyen feet four inches ali
English measure Dated New York, December 3 1898
WILLIAM KENT Referee
CHARLES Fl. GLOVER, Plaintiffs Attorney. dsisw6wTu
CUPREME COURT-Kings County, $50 JOHN
MICHAEL MULLEN JOHN MCLAUGHLIN Jr, EDWARD
MCLAUGHLIN Mel Mclaughlin James Mclaughlin John Reed
Mary McLaugbn his WIFE, Michael Nc
lin and Hugh Mclaughlin Guardian Of Grace Jane McLaughn
anested to er the complaint DANIEL OMULLAN Admin
itrAtor of ANN oherwse called NancyD OMUILAN de-
Plaintiff has this das been filed in the Office OF the
Celk Kings Brooklyn In SAID County and 10
their Office No 2i8 the City of New York within
this exclusive OF
and fail 10 tue said nant
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action will apply the
Court for the relief demanded IN the compliant Dn OcoDe -
1875 L. Wa @ y. CHESTER
M awl0wTu. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Advertisement
TAdVeHbement.I
Among the Pharmaceutical Productions, whic

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other learned societies would really
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

AxorHYR yIcTIM-A man by the name of George Da
vs. was found dead near the new jail in the Court House
&uare on Sunday morning. A Coroners inquest was
hd over his body, and verdict returned OF DEAN oy
I;riun fremens and exposure. How long will this com
runity tolerate licensed rum holes in our midst when we
s'''N Nf Indianapolis Journal, Dec. 20.
David Moore a coored man, was murdered near Rising
am on Saturday last by white man named Hunt. The
,sres were intoxicated and got into aquarre when Hunt
REQUIRED gcythe and inflicted several severe wounds
non Moore which caused his death in hour after
yard Indianapolis Journal Dec. g.
FmE-The large wooden factory at Ellington, called
lie Lake Mills, burned on the night of the GOTH In
SIRED for 100000 The cotton factory OF the Curtsylle
Manufacturing Company, at Stockbdge Mass, has been
Destroyed by fire. insured for $4,000.
RAILROAD AcoIDENT.-The train on the Central Road
sch left here at a o'clock yesterday afternoon run oil
De track Bergen. number OF passengers were IN
e cars and the escape of all without loss OF life Is mrac
deus The many of them upset. and the track
sas torn up for some distance
A gentleman his wife and child whose names we do
nt learn, the most Djured-the lady severely The
fsnainder of the passengers escaped with bruises Inc
rcden is said to have been caused by tho breaking OF
Ne axletree of the tender buffalo Commercial Dec 80
AH.Ir OLDTREE-Capt Solomon Marsb of Litchfeld,
ms on his promises apple tree which measures IA feet
mound the trunk and yielded the past 20 bushels of
nod fruit Previous to 1895 it yielded about one hundred
fskds per year The tree brought from Hartford by
A. first settlers of Ltch6ed and has borne delicious fruit
n hundred and thirty years! So says The L'tc4@ed he
rbSeoT
james 6OWuy inc oiuest meiCno' ~ -NV" ~. ", -
~ residence in that village the cath of December in
A. nth year of his age He commenced the mercantile
hsiness in that place in lsO6 and continued therein unit
A year 1889
A LroAL MURDER.-On Saturday, 25th inst, Mr. Brofee
vas found dead in yard in the Second Ward Cause
dsrium tremens and exposure TO the cold! Last sum
msr her husband died in fit of drunkenness. This wo
nan was the mother of three small daughters and all were
upers said she procured whisky by selling the pro
tons furnished by the town, at the dOggeres She was
an zy with liquor on Friday evening Her children sought
beer and warmth at the DeighbOrs, and she wandered
~ aud persisted. GAINESVILLE WIS., Free Press.
Cassius NJ Clay stated, contemplates opening
sbanLing house in Cincinnati next spring.
Archbishop Mosquera, of Bogoa, died lately at Mar
sdes lie had been banished from his own country for
k2ition
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TAdyertisementl

Would you possess good memory Prof Fowler
viii tell how be attained also how improve ell your
intellectual faculties edsy evening Jan the Brooklyn
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