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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
NEW-YORh CITY.
AOTT.sT HgsPIT

MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-YoEK, Aug. 25, 1854
The great decrease of deaths by cholera in the hospitals
not averaging more than three or four per day-and
those mostly emgrans, in population of from six to
seven hundred thousand thus far-therefore
Resred That it is unnecessary make any further reports than
the weekly Ofthe City lUspector
'1 JACOB wEsTERVELT, Mayor G. Ely
T. BROWN, H. T. bARILEI.
JEDEDlAH MILLER, VIM HOCh"ELL
w X DOWNING, Commissioners oil Health %
CHOLERA sUBsIDED AT THE INSTITUTIONS
There have been of cholera in the pubic nsi
tpops on Blackwells Island since last report Dr.
Ranney the resident physician at the Lunatc Asylum
made the following communication to the Alms-House
Governors yesterday Moons
eft gives me great pleasure TO report that there no
case of cholera in the Asylum and but little physical DIS
of any kind among the insane The cholera rapidly
srbsided apparently under the influence OF the cool
weather and may perhaps again recur, II the weather
should become very warm. - -, soI
"To very great extent this disease has been conhned
q, tho demered whose constitutions were much enieeDed
y cbronic affections of the brain. La this low condition
10 onervstng effects of heat only necessary as an
excl ing cause and even the occurrence OF almost any
cher disease would have proved equally fatal
IN JERSEY CITY.
German woman named Catharine Mohenmen, VINO
resided at the upper end of Newark-av in jersey CITY,
died ON Tbursd day evening of cholera.
John Wood ward of Bergen Five Corners, was attacked
with cholera on Thursday afternoon and died at CLOCK
Yesterday morning lie was 10 yerrs of age
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Our Aren.s.

GA<rL CARGftL RockgfLi No Soh Brosdw,y YlxEERs.
will supply frieLGs Ia that Village with TIE TRIsuSE
GEoKeK p La FaTt No 81 West1ns;ef-st A-snt IN
Providence for the sale Of THL TRIsuSE.
MELLES Co Asens for the sale Of TaE TRIsrsE
CHICAGO.
SAMUEL NICHOLS sgsnt for the sale Of TIE TRIBUNE
BBrintton, Vt
H. PEiR'os viii IMPLY friends cLEvEL,sD with THs
n'sUsE.
WV PATIoy ssn sale Of TIE TRIsUSr WArE1
BUKY, c.
MO W Pircr No 81 Randolph Csrc.so has THE TksrsL
IN sale SAD vii S>nds IN that city.
L. CA-IELL Agrsf for the -sls % THE rRisvsf 10
Il
W II WI5Eas will supply friends l. LITTLE FALLS with
with TBt TRIBUsE.
b. P,LNEs sshozed receive subscriptions and advertise
,n,. FOR TRIggE the cities 81 PHILADELSA and BosToE
Our friend I.isnd NJ and Davenport, ssn obtain THE
Tpisvkf OF III. A PORTER Bso, in Rock Island
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
rTrS
VI N Irsfisr

Abos; clock !esierIay morning n-e Vas discovered
= The building No e6 Yeeyst. occupied ss tn smith
and Tumbers shop The flares were 9eeiv eI'ngushei
v;h few pals OF wanr. Damage trifiug. The orgin
Ct the ere hss not !et been sscertaned.
FIRE wONRoE-sT.
At2 O'Clock yesterday mOruIng the buildings Nos jll
AID 3l3 MorIces oeoup eG By Messrs Monroe * Co az
crate and fencor s-ufaetoT discovered 70 be on
6re in two place BY officer Youngs Of the Seventh Ds-
trict The alarm was promptly given and promptly re-
sponded to by the freme1 who in short time succeeded
IN e1t;r gushing the Games; rot. however before the
es,abr.kIDert vas damaged to the amount OF about
5000 Insursd On F'Scx $ 80 in the RliEers and
Traders and Mechanics Columbia and two other insu''
snce Companies No doubt is entertained that tue hre
as he work Of ineeDdisry. The building was dam
aged TO tie, amount Of about $3.50. Il is also fully
.rs--eI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
UILLLANSBURGH ITEMS

Az IMPosrsc.-Yester,iay afternoon, young woman
sbout years Of age doing quite successful ous-
ness in Fourth South, Seventh and other streets by
soliciting change from paers to pay her ferrsge 10
New York having lcs her change from her pocket Tne
younc woman adept at the business. AMI while
pleading for assistance would occasionally strengthen her
Argument by the addition OF few tears, when she dw
upon the prospect Of having 10 remain n the streets
strange clty Thocs who returned home with the ON
sciousness Of having done generous act by assisting
fellow mortal in distress may res satisfied that they wero
duped.
The funeral of the ses Mrs Maria Miller, rolct OF David
Miller took place yesterday afternoon at the Dntch Re-
formed Church in Four,h-st. Mrs. Miller i0s years
old and was a resident of fWiamsbzrgh about 70 years
UNrICENsEp RUMsHo:s.-Ohcers Sterrett and Van
DYKE report sevent unlicensed groggeries in tive
districts of the Seconc Ward
GRIZZLY 10 ANIMALS "A German wagon peddler named
John Ranard was arreged yesterday by Alderman smith
of the Second Ward 70, cruelty treating his horse Held
for trial.
CRICKET MtrcH.-The match between the Union
Cricket Club of Willia:nsburgA aud the NewGk Club 10
10 take place on Monday, near Wyckofs Gods stages
are to run from the ferries TO the grounds during the day
FALsr PRETTSsgs--A man named Wesley Bishop va
arrested by Officer Ihinkhsm on Thursday evening.
charged with obtaining credit to the amount OF $3.50 fron
Mr. Van Dyne by representing that he owned real estate
to the value of $1,000. Accused gave bonds to appear
fn iuafin
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
THE TURF.

pvn uorsr TRorTIsG COURSE, HARLEM-FRIDAY,
August 25h Match for 81 OOO mile and repeat to saddle.
q Cooper names br & Joe Hen'ead ...........'''.
cOr'0n names 0I Time, cGaSo?Sf IS; sss a:5s
Ioo uenstead had the call in betting. After scoring
betting The last hes, 'ney wen, hrsakng % and
losing shoe Joe led over the score winning Tue hea'
and race IN 2'Jo' x,.o.v
CryrRrynLr COURSE, LI.-TRorrISs.-WE L. DAY
August 3d. match for s4oO mile heats oeS' 'ree /" n'''
j" Mr. Mniesn. EHisrAnt. IL
Br N Lady ''H'iIi Tms. q IS s:5Gii aSji
a Io,lins was the favorte at to l. After scoring
the briiipe was even Emigrant won the race easy "
three straight heats u u--r., Arr
23-Match $780, mile heats; a.. ..., 1
n Nv woodus ws.isb91' sss IS 90 w'son' 1
m. ,,oro won this race, taking the lead, Whaebone
~ be;ng able TO head her She was the favonte al io0
10 30 previous 10 starting n, co,.,.. wrnxrs
poSiU", Amo VIS lss4.-TRorTISG MArcH.-s2oOO, mile
hfSi fa!.1 Ss's m bl.ct asTs
I'M Daniels @s sn = hsE1 ,sa's%i hs~ii 4i-s ssh
SATURDAY, Aug. 10, ls54.-furse sioV ioi "V'''"e
"' Ssss .:::S $::;: { e gss:s a..
MI 9ss. Ti%s.s 8 s g S,H, Corn.r
TRorrlNG AT CscIssIfl a ~ sioo for pacing
-THuRspAY, Aug l7.-Purse and stake siOV '0' P'''e
,orses mile heats, best in in harness; -,
ho'ses' Va nmck'. m. Lady Byer........''''".
james knights HsLlsxS:' '.'.'....... drawn
"n' paw Notwithstanding ,..... Hal
eve by the Lady ITss ysrd. si,fsa1 Sssnd ds'
sway coming il each 4,en tune eysr6 yY6sTipS coTRrTqE
Is is54-Trotting msteh for siSoO s''O '0r
NJ heats best 3 in in harness
Jchn'0a' Hs. r;.,I S.
.,o,ian, am about this match brought together
The grea, rge conccurse Of visitors The bye Winning &
made multitude Of no S1e.s there
.."rs some great disappointment
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
r mARsHALs OFFICE.

fcEARGI on ArTEspT AT REvoLT.
William Riley, William Genry, stephen Moore, ana ana
John Gormss, coslheeyes on board The steamship NORTH
M osni, "i. 80. ,.;o charging them above in the bar
Ro Raas of A.nnvsiI They were held for examination
.yrAEEsrLY sIsGULAR pRoCKEDrsG.
Three unhappy looking objecss-men who seem = far
bsppipess IL concerned-ss il twere better
nv had never been born" were brought 70 the Dc
.ct Attorneys Office by the Captain Of tho North SsAr
Who stated that they bad been placed on board his stp
s.n;nrall TO bring to New.York. There complaint
sgsust them but Capt wsmsck, Of the North Stss has
soer6cste from the American Consul al AspinwsA I.
which the Consul states that Ran kunss Governor o.
would take them away be would stand between Capt L.
and harm-,he said three uen being suspcioss cnsrso-
tens" One Of them in particular seemed Ae PicW0
Of dependency. Theie being no complaint sgsnss Ae
men of course nothing could 30 done In reg:rd 70 ssse
and they left We undssstsnd hat actions aesPeA ~
probably be entsrsd by privss Counsel % ~s0 49,
Ter bdssiag tAD avsy,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

v,,,o.,o, OF FIRr D.nP.-A meIanchoIy
.ns pana accident occurred at IT sGs .Tsan %Ss' County
Douglass Co. Isst The accident occurred about
:. + ;sss 3 s' %'G sa s sss'.s s a..
mines set to wcrA nd while thus employed, it sup
from the coal oss passing the S,h su.
sap with the as man
causing e.pSSu injured that be
james Stephens was oss other miners injured three
of whom will probably die' .~-..,opdent of The
TIE Frr THr fSm Rscssry Point
Albany Ereniag o.rn S.v S,,Ss Scu went away he wind
M ASsusd ssnd sent the Ere back da mol eIi. .st -
Sn yosssrdsy sssnso.; then b9oss within
walk I, u, l. s ,ss. SrUsS min 4 has crossed the
a,s;p ter 2, Last night oovld 80 sA' hf' V'''
ths aids ef the nosntese'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
BROOKLYY ITEMS

Li,xSers GRasrED 81 rHs Board oy EncIss.-Thss
bciy held their final meeting foc the preseot year %
Thursday when ,eey graossd ss following licences
7. Nallsce, John McShane. JShn Hickey Grocers-J
[. Ryncar, John Do1gherty, Patrick Maloy Gecrgv
RipsOld' John Wallace, b. ". 0svis & Co.
Soc0Ad Ward-rsyeros -,sohn c. Force, Patrick
Cream. Henry Russel. Ed~arc Mccarthy. GrooNs-J.
{ Grumpy. Martin Muller, Geo. Hsies, James Lowry.
Wm Quinn.
n Td Fari-Taverns-Ras,ey. Chase s. Co, d. J.
Smsh.
rbarR Ua-d.-Taverus- Scott. Arthur McAvoy.
FlGk Usrd.-Taverns-A. W. Msrkey, EI>h e.
King Edward Mccarthy, j Bsckhsrn. j. Finn. william
Wolfe, NJ. Christsler Grooe1-E. H. Cumming. J.
Behreus J. Mcclure Patrick Carney.
SLrh UGri-TaverDs-J0tn Garlsnd, Wm. Rape,
Edward Pitt w. McClusky Edward Molloy, James Non
sew Edward Msloney Edwarc Fitzsimmons, John Cavs-
nsgh. Owen MeGee. Thomss kiCselo, H. h. ksmp, ID.
Eastgae Michael Smith, Rooert Bennett. Grocers-
Ernst c Brinkman. II. c. Manges Charles Hartman,
Edward Hlker H. Brinchmsu, r. smith, Charles Robes
den, Hurting & Schapper, john C. ksster X b. Whiting.
SrraA Ha,d-Tsvsrus-N Chrstisnson, II. Behra,
j. Hosskins p. Gallagher. Jeremiah Kelly, W. E. Mat
irus Grocers-Griibs EvaDs, Johan +. Prisge, James
Maxwell John McCarty.
Ts-R Hard-Taverns-J Quinn, ID. S. whippls,
John Gordon, Laurence Duva, Andrew Mckeon, Michael
Morsn, James lde.
% being for ard 20 for groceries, making totA
of ls0 granted thus year.
Last year s76 tavern and lis grocery licenses were
granted; making total OF 424~
srRIors Asssrtr-0n Thursday evening difference
o,Surred between Mrs. Ellen Rowland and Mrs. Kelly.
residents Sf Red Hook Polns about cothes-line, in
which the husbands joined. Kelly making Of some
Objectionable remarks toward Een she picked stone
and threw at him. which. however. missed the object
aimed at and struck his wife with such force Is to fracture
her skull The party arrested and gave bail to sppear
OF examination.
Fousp DRowSED.-The body of . man, spparsstiy Q
aborer along the docks picked up in the river yes
terday and towed 10 Forls Wharf The CoroiT Wa
notifed
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Grfuu gr<aUlcY,.
r1NIvERsrTYsFAMILY MEDICINEs-FEvER

u and AGUE-CHOLEKA ... .on,-, ,
KNOWLEDGE chartered by the State Of Pennsylysr, April -
1885 evils Of 20 supply
the public reliable remedies where the best med> sdsisfs
will not be employed having Pgrchsd the tsslaeos
remedy, ROMANUs TOSiC MlAiOhhi -. H..
and only known for twenty y~s the certain care M
kindred complaints conhdenty eeou~nn
Il the patronage Of the afflicted =. ,,.
The above likewise recommends for Bowel Co-7snf
Cholera. - ,.o-
ROWAND's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY RoOr.
will furnish remedy for every diseasa tsAt
san be safely treated In this
order Of the Trustees JOHN r HOW AND' N "
Pesden o. the University and bead OF the Phsfmsea aes De
cartment. Philadelphia. ,.,-,,-,,
Sod CRASH RING General Agent No lyz broadway ~ =
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Law LNIELLIGENCE

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-k csAxssss.-Bsf'fo Judge
DAILY.
HABgA CORPUS.
Matthew Derval fcbarped n relation 10 the iron safe
buspess and committed By Justice Stewart TO the Peni
teDtisry as ysgrsD for Fix months brought up on
AaJeas corpus being alleged that he was TO be seat
the Pepitentiary Yesterday and the commitment lsga
The writ was Discharged but more formal one so~ed
refuyrabe on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

We learn tha, the body of Col Lorng who was killed
at the St. Nicholas by Dr. Graham arrived in Florida on
Sunday the 18th, and conveyed to ST. Augustine for
int, rment His residence, with that OF his family bad
been for many months in ST. Augustine His brother
Col William Loring, Of the United States Mounted kies
and he has also another brother in California The de-
ceased also married daughter of one of the Oldest fam
lies in ~. Augustine.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
GAaveri.ement.I \
II the hot scorcbina dusty atmosphere and filthy

Of The city disguised you with further esdenee 70
v M some healthy place where you enjoy the country ~a
ut s,tr.nt 10 your lozr hAsLros o1sf
..t duc.mens accomplishment Of this OBJECT sna you
ali so 10 attend Lors neneiDz 90
MospAY TO be continued three days assE, !" sAkkLk
Mott brouEht desirable property INTO mar
t Or the place beatty sssy locsrsd and mast ever re-
siu h,xhy respectable See Advertisement an
ofis- rurI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

N. sEABURY 5 GOULD .s.ins, LORENZO PRogrf aad
You are hsby sunnoned and required 70 .as"es the soa
r.r, tki. which ted IN the once. OF ,he
Ess. ~ -. CIv hDa County Of Sew-York Il the CHy
g.n IN ssid CITY the llth day Of August, iSct ans
ro.y Of your snsvef the said complaint on n: SAB
sher AZ H. cace No 10 BesknAn IN the City Of Ne~ iors
d.xs .sr service hereot exclusive OF TIE dAy
W. ~ n yoa al y answer the sd eomp.nf within he
-, ss.ss.S The plAarss sl take j1dxneut sinss
80 fr d. ur of ninety ioan snd seventy eents uA
i. for. twenty day o June ons th0a,.ne st'
Of this setioa psed Aas
DHY saSis isvsA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

FATAL Sus STRoKE.-An unknown man was sun-struek
in the Eleventh Ward yesterday and conveyed the City
Prison where he placed in charge OF Dr. Cove but
died coon after admission He about IS years of age
and dressed as aborer. An inquest will be held on the
body to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

KsNs,s EHIlEATIoS The NewYork Pioneer Com
pany il successful process. OF srgariz Aion There wi
be another meeting IN the Tabernacle tomorrow evening
Az who intend o Join should be present a, that meet
II. We t-us NewYolk viii be fayOrAbly Tepresea;ed in
Kansas. Ard ;se Pioneers viii doubt not be able to
give good repc-t Of the promised land. And while
bic farewell 70 those esve behind would be prayer
fully remembered in the responsible work OF founding the
commercial City Of EAnsas. We may well eXclasm,
- Who Is sufficient for these things Bat if We have
WISDOM from above in .his way eHec,uslly
generation, while rs settlers we shall have the
first chance OF securing wealth AMI rank among el
lows Ihe enterprise j mittei the fsvorRg
smiles Of Providence. In behalf Of the Company,
LOCKNVOOD
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

N1w CHuRcHEs N NEwARK.-We received the fol-
lowing from a correspondent
Edor at The TriEne II may not be uninteresting 70
many OF your readers learn in this beautiful oty
already famed for the number o It's churches, therS
are yet signs of progress
Tie Presbyterians erecting very beautiful and eK-
ensve church the South Park, OF which the Rev.
DIR. Wilson is the pastor. -. ,
The Epscopalans snishng gothic ediice intended
for the colored members of their church
In Warren st good plain edbce ls IN the course Oh
construction believe 4 is owned by the Methodist do
nomination and that same living active aud snterpn.ng
peopls have commenced the erection OF avery beauiu
church in Broadst ebout the best site IN the oiy
Their lecture there recently completed cost tl3ooO,
which with the contemplated building, Will mtke prop
erty worth between s5o0oo and 500 ooo Their pastor
the Rev H. Cox recently received for the erection OIL TINS
ediAce a donation Of o., 900 from d. Kennedy OF your
city, This rather than LIBERAL nasmuch as he 70
to Them almost a stranger and has no connection WIN
that denomination IL citizens give in proper
iion, wonder they erect such hno churches ~
the way this the fourth church which they have erected
in this city within about tho number OF years r.
The foundry of Timothy geld at Troatou, oosumed
on Wednesday nght-Oss $4,000.
The DelAwMe il 20 low that the Trenton wafer rover
is too scanty 10 run the factories.
The Roman Catholic Church at RGsitan, Somerset
County was set fire AMI consumed on Wednesday OF
last week The citizens Of the place have raised liberal
subscription be offered reward for the discovery oil
the incendiary.
An Irishman employed upon gravel train OF the New
York ana Erie Railroad, was 50 badly injured near raer
son Yesterday that he conveyed 10 the New York
HOSPITAL Ii was stated that the engineer started the train
suddenly without blowing the whistle % the locomotive.
and the injured man ws thus thrown on rom the car
under the train.
The eoored seriously injured recently upon the
Camden and Amboy Railroad, near south Amooy, ana
whose case was pronounced hopeless by physician on
board the express train rapidly recovering lie va
removed to bis home in Baltimore on Saturday last
Credit il due to the officers Of the company every provs
ion having made for the safety and comfort OF the
patient. DIR. H. NJ. Stone, of Perth Amboy, was hn
physician
BURsLaRY.-The dwelling Of Mr. B. y. Town. No.
Fink place in Groye Jersey city was entered oy bar-
glars on Thursday afternoon, in the absence OF the fam
and robbed Of two gold chans gold miniature case hlf
dozen OF silver table spoons and dozen silver tss
spoJrs which, together with other articles were worm
about slOO They entered by the front basement door
which they unlocked by using nippe and unbolted by
break ing side window. The tablespoons were marked
"B NJ. T." and the teaspoons b. M. T., and portion
Of theu Il C. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

In saying the other day that work upon the new Opera
House had been suspended for want Of funds we did not
mean TO be understood that any of the contractors had
failed but that the projectors of the concern bad con-
cluded not to 60 Messrs s. Banta * Co., the con-
tractors for the mason-work ask to say that all their
work is done al d paid for.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

RAILROAD AccIpEsr.-T1s Prorideree Post ssys " As
the New-York freight train on the Ssonngton kafosn
was on the way this city "Wednesday morning tne con-
Meeting rod Of the locomotive snapped and oroke
into the boiler. The two frsmen were seriously ana
feared fatally scalded. The engineer was stunned ior
time by falling upon bis head in attempting Jump nom
tbs engine No ether person Wa injured, and We do ao<
Ian Of say damage to property
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
[Aevertisemen ]
R,nrc,L CTRE OF Ri

psri. ard every case Of Hemorrhoids te radically
cured by method that has received the approo.ton
~ j, eispfc Surgeons The fee from *io 20 80 and the
srTsn.d The method has been fully Get forth In The se~
Yok seape Patients whsg necessary a. -ae
i1.-fs liz ahr Apply Office Of the subscriber No u
h AZ Oacs hours Il to s. or 70 sysanss Dr. EDWARD
III DIXON Sca.pe!--
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

A Doc AIpIsG RoBBERs.-An incident occurred few
nights since in this City showing that formidable dog
had been trained up take part in midnight roboere'
Mr Arthur Bartlett residing in Sherf-st, fe" nights
since awakened by slight noise In his room wnien
on the first Hoor On opening his eyeids, he saw two
rufFsny.lookipg men near his bed, who were probably
watching to discover their entrance had awakened him
He had barely discovered the men, however when look
ing downward, be saw large ferceooking bulldog be-
tween the men and himself watching him very closely.
AT frs Mr. Bartlett frightened that ne dare not
move but finally his feelings became worked up to such
state that he moved slowly as though about to awake.
The robbers thinking they were about to be discovered
erept out Of the window nosessy, while the dog conn-
ned keep strict watch the supposed sleeping man.
Aer the men had got safely out the dog, without word
having been spoken walked to the window he then turned
around and took another look at Mr. Bartlett as to
satisfy himself that all right, and then leaped oai oi
the window and the trio Of robbers departed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
IAdyertisement
,endous .acrihce of English Medallion, Velvet,

z1n ANDEEsoSs ten spacious saes rooms No ~ bo~ery
Soe.so ysrd. beautiful Ingram Carpets per
ard aid Oil Cloths 30, 81 and a..
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tAx<srrixeuenti

PrRpY's NATIONAL THEArER.-Mr. j. X. oco..,
the eminent Tr.yedisn sos plsyns mos Mrssa Xsrrss
the Of Gwyuneth ysashn- Tbs iosa Dsnond
ccrplssss he bill
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
A4seffiss 'nt
II, sale of HEYNANN.s pYsPRrs,A ELiNIn Is in

ssssns " in est,u sBs rsrS u sOscoded b. q. -ho have
Nat sagc0r suyihils before oTersi 10 the
Tubc Cor he % Dyse Tet Propuo's v ,. hsp'y %
hoN cefca om 10 hss- already be-n SD
Sle M mee ne offered for sale and cordially iavre tAs
pu6s cs the Prnc,ps once. No b1 BrOai-y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
JAdsers,ssnaentl ] -,

.,,pss CURE PoR FEVER AND AeUE,
lht ins "a, esu..is 10 s.lt Of ksr,sry Assne
o.s.s ed s,: :. go psssieS, fe - IVsx
- 8cH u W. 3. Cs>uSAs' ssSs~ ss'"'s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

DAsGKRors AssArLT.-Two women named Ehzsoe'n
Stewart and Ann Fowler got into quarrel and nshi soou
lover which each Of them claimed who was WIN 'hen
At rumhole on the Five Points, when the former struck
her spasons, blow upon the head with bottle fractur-
b.,.tpu The injured woman was taken to the ~ Y.
Vo,pi,sl and the accused was locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
lAdyertisemsBtI

MAID AND MAGPIE TWICE To-Day AT BARSUMs.-
truy thrilling well a,.r.ins Drsns perfectly .nsIesp'loa
- ,n M shos>or1sc moral iesons
20 \. n-.. nsd this g. and tb s-,rins u selc
xhsn ths United Twins, &e may be see -.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

4 note from Judge Edmonds physician informs the
public that the Judges health is rapid improving He
is now able tie sit up all day aud to take exercise in the
open air. and for the last two three days, has been
enoaged in the completion of second volume Of spirit
ussm which be hopes have in press during the moath
of September.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

yoRE PRoeEEDIyG5 AGAINST EUHSELLERs AND THEIR
ABErroRs-One of the agents of the Carson League re-
pors other sixty against ruueeeS in this CITY
One Of the defendants confessed judgment for sa5 and
costs and paid the money into COErt. The other cases
will come on they be entertained in the differ
ent City Courts Twenyour OF them are before Justice
Anderon OF the Vh District TIE remember are pending
before Justices Willis and Mech of the Sixth and Ninth
Wards Ere this is in type various other suits viii be
enoed at the instance Of the League other bus
mess is dull there is large promise of employment in this
direction and no business uefu than this Besides,
the League appeared before the Grand Jury with an IRE
ssble weight of evidence against Mayor Weserve and
some Of the Aldermen for prosttung their offices to the
use of rumseers against the authority OF law They
were prepared to show that the Mayor boldly put his foot
mon the statute and signed any quantity OF even blank
licenses TO be filed up without regard to character
or accommodations Members OF the Grand Jury informed
Mr. Carson and Others that hey would rejoice 10 entertain
tie complaint against the Mayor, but this the Au
gust Term hey were obliged to make it short possible
They were 30 burdened with complaints for murder and
other crimes caused by that they had not no to at
tend TO the indictment Of the caEsaors of such crimes
The Mayor and several OF the Aldermen and Councmen
need not expect escape indictment for their outrages
TIE people will call them to account nat at the baioi6ox
only but in the Courts which have been secuted and de-
fed by them.