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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
TFMrFRANCE RALLY

The T. / Snow Temperance Union h6d grand raliy
the Greene It. Methodist Church last evening. Every
seat il The body Of the house filed principally by ne
very beet soldiers ia the temperance army-tu3 ladies'
TIE gallery, too well filed and gjoily portion Of
the crowd was made W If youth of both During
the sreech Of the Ray. Mr.. CBoyPro', Tie 1T Vernon
section of Cadets Of Temperance cam A. which elected
O round Of apTlause.
Nj CBoHTIoS deil0rsrl. he advantsgo 70 the llr-
mer By selling his grain, converting INFO msc raor
than alcohol. -
One o.. the Cadet rc,.td The Teeiotal NIL, when
eiictod round. d,
The report Of tie Uuon states tast il organise ed
esh ye6rs ago. ard numbers both men aud women ne
organization is upon social aud benevolent principles.
Tie Society has sick fund derived igom contribution
Of sixIence q week.
Sor6y Rorlvsoy made short Gii-osl upon the taXt
Take the other door in which he elucItatsd tie ncoe'
sty Of taking any other dooE heH than oGe that leads into
O rum hole.
Col Ssor CONGRATULATED the audience upon the eiyance
in the Temperdnco cause. lie sai ne could remember
when i. was unpopular fO rel ous and temperance soci
ees TO unite Now Temperance cons ter5d ne-es't try
a. il is com pOnent part OF every Chrisan character lie
could remember when Il lot popular idr women to
take an active part in temperance reJrmloos now no"
different Now they among our most tive friends
He reoictd al tie prospect o. te approach 81 ths gooi
time 30 long hoped fer. He said the brain ia al
drinkers of alcohol j. Away effected and frequently 10
that decree that It never rccovcrs i,s frh hea.ily
tone lie conieudcd that Oruniard il no more h 10
take care of himself than any other maniac. the
whole community is % Do benefited by the suppression ct
the run traffic the few only be injured arc those WHO
iriure eyery body olse Up the subject oi enforcing tie
Maine Law nc said that al least We could tFy.
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wa erpeced ec.ed wslm and .herough dsus.ioa Of

the whole s-bjec. IN al its bearings Some urged
tous steps ia the expression Of visws eXpedency, Se
lest Otnse be- tiyen TO portion OF that community VIII n
claimed their professional service but il nded
tia; when they entered the profession
they did not they would not. dpOse Of their ryh's as
American citzen but claimed their right 10 give utter.
eDce 10 their sentiments upon any and every gres; moral
movement that has for its object the improvement Of the
human race Some demagogues may attempt 70 disfran
cbise teacher they lately attempted 70 dsfranchse
some 1900 American citizens Of NeE Eaglsni accOnat
Of their profession but in this enlightened se aad under
our Republican Government, they considered that their
votes their conscences their us claim 10 all the priv
eyes ofAnercan citizenship profession does, or shopd.
Ianinel and destroy Still the idea OF making any reform
ment, sort Of hobby in the school discouraged;
although urged that it the duty Of those who
had the training OF youth, incidentally to Dcalcste, snt
more by example than by ecturng the practice Of all the
moral virues.
Appended to the Report the following Resolutions,
which were adopted:
Re.te That he use Of ntore.tns drinks By parents thu,
s9usndeng the money which be ot1erve used
children totally deprived obtaining eca,
ton while the attendance Of others rendered reru.- not
those attending rsE1y .nd enbAITi' the operations
and oJure the influence Of the Teacher
expenditure Of money Of unnatural and lahi
loved sppete and for the pspersn snd the crime
consequent thereon would be followed b. ssh Ia
the condition schools exceed the kaes hops OF
n sansuine well ~sher Of our
Reoed That the Of alcoholic drinks by stakihs the
BRAIN the mental ntemper.nce 10 the
sntssoLkt OF education. 49,
Rloed Tbs. whseyer fcaties
prevents deyeopment-naD distinguishing ehsrscersci
potent for this = the ofinOIicsng drinks
R>sosd That the educational Interests Of community require
members should he physically sad
betby mentally int isent snd wise and morally oosi ana
that bttmpearee the Of alcoholic liquors produces ae con
traIy efeets
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DIED.

BslTrAE--s Stephen Bhsa kia o. El5,eeihows = 70
mes. IN Civ Of EesYofk some t~eoy'e yeAn ago nsr
CITY Co1c, time when desued 2n hoaoro be an Alder
E.n Aher bis rstan Eizsesthtorn he zoe. -n s.'' e
on tho city .d Judge OF the Colay nf 70 Al. tho
@ ~ no ss,y snS apsns'. s d'voi.d
member Presbyterian Church End died 10 bs ts spjoymsaf
ne .5e.o tie family r-'g,ets, invited to .tt,sa bis
or s.isrssy Marc 2s A. Yontsri z, Of conmBp
ion John B1s.stt Of c6sso aga &c years nonshs
@ sS9 % .H1 ~ SsfG sstss Nav Jsuae daasa,er Of
rept AID C. Cotton Of coHses0n Of the 0fah Assa 10 years
Fn.rsi At 10 II P.cGe.t Broos Tuesisy sersooo -
Fnne % ie,tea 70 ',ispS S ~aSs' % M cissdas wife
ofJoEa CoiIeIl Esq Cof the aTm Of b I" '" C'f"sh
IKE sts and snd. Of the family r'sp'etfy o,itsato
,.Dd de fuaera ssees 1asdsy atftoo9 a ooges rom
dGSgLis On sunday .u't Anns Elzabsh ,e: s.a.h
ter Richard md EElslre ConIhn aged '5eN' anu
fio ,..iy.. and iere, % ?spsy Inv .sd 70
.,t,ud lie funeral u N WseIesfAY 1sth HH h' W"
'FpHEPIS,TOSEon sssesy March O. Joa,s1An Huhastos
Of sItstoS na aga Is ye. Mr the lat sufvy9i Of
CAg Psses company VITO 20 noey Opposed ne & % tfIs
TheTs acre ea Of H.IrnSoa bsondns 70 Pssss
eonFsny, orr Of via COUSIN OF MI ~ VIZ INC "'''
aAILou AL he I'd Hal, ..d yss. .aS n''A'
IhGRAHAN-oa sstsrasy [ssb March, julia ihrsosm -"
.Ees ssa thoss Of the family invited to .t.snd the "a
nsrs r, RsbsFsc Dutch Church Of Harlem on Ihs T ~
JESkissIS sioOsyD Monday March a. k;' Eas ,s, a.,
shI1 o. Lde arc AID t.S aA.s AAhe n soNs~', 49,
f roher .aA child Will take place nom Der late rss
rerre 30 g10 last BroOtlyn, on Weones1y 80
Ths r.sins viii tsken 20 Creensooa 70, a
ycsDsa-At PblsdelPhi4, March - hafia Ish' WHO " ~
&c. !, ss,,bsm near Gigsli coss. Ps March "a
~ 20 .rss Elzs wife ofthe HOn Richard kash "a hs Hs
reg o. es Saturday March zh Jshn Robertson, aged
a. 80 native Of P0rtobeio seo,isnd -. t..... IL.
ecF-a sroo. "a sunday Maes D. AHgDta Jaef"s ""'
~ fSs. 81 he family srcesly nTtsd 70 si.nd ~
fotsr. 90 WsSresesy nofnlDE bsxt az II A ID, 81 nsf ~
sepcs No 1875 Hesryst BreoElfn ,. H., = s.sssrd or
sGsFORD--On evening Of tbs I1ts lnf: Henry . '
Nd feaas ef bis broher ys ,s,e.s
5 rs of aotn sanford Invited 70 stts1o -
a. ~ ,te resideBc. q E. 2lst st on I"srnsa
acoet M remains VIII 10 t1ksa % ~ ss s.SoaA
Weeue,dsy nornirf Sy the ss~- fett sse w.
I.,yirr aha ooloes and fory Eiass n.ssy K,
slLL- On Aonosy Mach q o. ists d sss-
;5s - asrses si'I srd sazzbtsE ol Capt B'slai'' ~
~ fs1,J .srye,. sI b. bed her ' ,, 1.z,sins VIII "
ILs q~hn var ~
80 :, sar-teh Conn insr1seL on - rf. Yrza
AaEfTts A. Ebn,becs Ffds5 EoT1 .,A is d.,,
ts. a. Josr T. srith sg,d " yser 49, s.o.-,s an usa
srrmyy = On nendsy aar.ins hAa1sA S
resident stns s.u. .ss Of hsr g.ns.oas a.
hsIt 80. Nss.es,e. are i1SEe. - 1l@e.~ -,
"Ii.E saT ~, W.t S<yezsssattst, asr EsafA"- ~e
eH ,o.cs "a we4nesd.y st4f NJ -, s,.h n vss. n
eTiIs EIS A. Gone. NJ tbs "a a-res srsa ", WV
s.1Is 1IsyyccTTA. wsssas.sa c,. c, n.,ss . - y1s 10
" s..ss,sr Al ta,HA J. y Hsssos sA sssAss' "s~ '"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

D POfs- JONES A. Stockbtidgc Vt March % Nj Royal T.
Du 8ois Of Ksytosvlie Mo T. Mss tucsba D. Jones =.
TMFRsOS, ADAMS s-At Ne. n IiugeY. Conn, March D Mr.
L-wsH Fuer,cu Of Oeso, ". T. 10 Miss yeTasht Adsm'
LAW WsON-MOUL LTOS-At EesbGrsh n z. March p, Nc
Lawson o Nswbugh As MARY oaughsr OF Moalton sf
Wfatporf. Corn -,
n,,ktau 10 Emily M.son daughter Of Cot IA Brooks
NrsAIPOAD- CLIsFF FFFLTkR- A. icck-Hsyen. Pa. Marsh
6 J.csb EesoGd OF township snd Mss sonn, Clinsfs
ter Of Bfusn valley Ce1isf Co - -. -,
SFsBPOOK- nt' BOSE AZ Cbstlestop, c. March 49, Cot
satrsos OF Edo Nnd Mesn only daughter ofhs late
sTFwhRT- sTEWART-Ta Algon,c Mich, March i5 Mr.
Charles sIewsrt kElsc Miss maria daughter Of CaPs Jobs
ST. vrsTt u uaTson's bland =. =, II,
Van kLsTYNE-VIsCHyR- Albany, Z March ~ ths
Van Asyno OF CenAohAiie 70 s osahaa SAs"
ter az H. late CT - ssan NschgF
", Onward USHER In Woods.oes Conn h.fcs 10 b'
,b Woodws of Penbsr0n " j. 10 Mia. Sarah Risser
WHITE STEWART At Udea, " J. March ~ nf. U %
vle of New fora 10 Csthets H. dAusheroi tho a' D'
S.rwat N ,sn,---
F, OF Home Mss CorRea daughter " tbs isis
f..IJg grrf
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mer.bs ho.t end proceed to take Cube in rsdre.. orsss

marshs hos end proceed TO take Cube redress forthe
ineult :" feg Applause, and voice We will do IL -"
Were President of the United States for hours uli
have Is. Cuba and then applied Madrid for redress
win give my services tomorrow TO this object All the
acquisitions of Eng and have been made on this principle
take the Island fret then negot ate But do aiyo.
cate flbustering Suppose for the argument, that Caps
Bullock broke the law which say he did not q1bble
S,ates il concerned lApplause Long live the Repub
lie and may the frost Of the second death rest on him who
VIII not fay Amen Loud applause.
The Chairman said had received ateegrsphc dispatch
from Mike Walsh saying he could not attend
Thee loud calls for Ned Bunins and Others bat
adjournment called for and pu, by the Chair who
rounced lhs, the meeting was adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
DEMILT DISPENSARY.

The Trustees of the Demilt Dispeusary held their ami.
vesary meeting last the large hall Of the Dpsn
sary building north west OF Twenty third 81 and
Second av. in the presence Of quite numerous
blage OF sdes and gentlemen. The Chair was occupied
by Mr. JOHN CAMPBELL in the absence of the President
OF the Institution
The nual report OF which the following is brief so
strsct as read by jesse W. Benedict
The whole number Of patients treated for ysou' diseases me
physicians sohed The Institution for the last eleven
males tosl Dumbr 80 m.les ard 452 eaalei were
treated the Dkpenssry and sS males and o females Il ieeH
States ireland son other couates Ss
o. Ho n sa 81 IN tsa,rsui
discharged 8T3 The number Of preseretons dispensed o
patient Of thiri les than By
ether DpensaTes proportion 20 the number the
Tb in part owing to the care exercised 'e's none O'
iks expense. been: ssry Of viaDs Phv,c ard
Jsnor - e5 m sdenes SCI inei1ef tai eHPef' So '''
rcfo = lis va Incidental 70 furnishing the ssysral
The receipts been 5m douatoas b. ihaFnnas 500
Corro1aton sOtC Rent Of ro.tsu OF building 81" IoA'
Tho Rev. THroDoRf l. CUrirR addressed the maetin,:
at length fhOwng tho great public b nel.s OF the
Institution &c Hi remg Ks listened 10 with much
attention and well received.
Mr CHAELrs TRACY next addressed the meeting in a
happy strain and in the cOre of his remarks r0ia.e
several TltstiE- incidents cOuccU ng 'Lo lnsi.ln la
conclusion hi Tracy offered he following resolution which
unanimously GdOpted
Reae9 TistLe ihsiss the Whole community due TO
NOS ~ ~. =, i,. ~ IT,, - -
b. ased that their benevolent labor are y appreciated b. she
pubic.
The Trustees Ln entered into an election io- Board Of
Marsgers which resulted in the selection Of tle following
gentlemen:
Peter CooJsr William Mot Jr- John J. w,ter Na.hlnis
Hayden C-ses Tracy Adam v Sps Joseph > Joy G's B'b
smith Brown Frederick A. Msthsr John Campbell. Henry
GeIanGer william WSit,r Ashbel Green Henry D1y t,sr,
son 9. Hunt Geos e. AJbc aud Peter sc Martin.
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rfpr Is wAERrSsr


About O'Clock last night, ire broke out IN building
ia the rear of No III Warren st. occupied IS smoke
house BY Alexander Kinnon, provision deslcr &c The
alGm as prmphy given, and rs promptly re Ponded to
bv tie remen who soon succeeded in subdang the hstn
The damage is estmsted at about $1,000 Partially
The roof was Destroyed and large quantity OF smoked
meats damaged
FIRI - sTyENTH ST.
Last night about clock FIRE broke or IN range o
old buildings occupied stsbes in Sixteenth S. be'Teea
Sixth and Seventh avs Damage slight.
IScEsDIARY FIRE wILLIAAsBUHGh
Sunday evening about O'Clock fire discovered IN
e rcsr pari Of the Second District School house uAed
at the corner Of Fifth and North Fihs which was 'ooa
eatngushed Damage by ere and water about o. 800
insured in the Hartford. Citizens and Fulton Insurance
Compars There had been no fire in the building since
Friday morning last consequently must have been NE
work Of an incordiary.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

This body held its regular monthly meeting on saurTE
evening in the Hall of the Board oil EducaOn' 1u'
President. D. II. CRUrrrsDEN' Esq preS'osu a i-re'
number Of the teachers OF the City were pr7sm
prominen feature Of the evening was hepOn isa4 =!
LYMAN Co.'s, Esq, Chairman OF Commute apPO'n'ou y
,,o Alteration The relation OF the Temperance
Csn.o % the Educ csticnsl Interests of community
The Report was an able demonstTston Of the serious IL
;urv rroduced directly and indirectly upon the mutual
noys ,,d physical condition Of The rising generation As
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.NEW- JERSEY ITEnS.

The Rev u : Morren has been ordained Cdy
.nay IN uuisr tae au'c' Of the BsPst Cisy Ms
scuAry Society
AsoTHyE Gtfr ENTTRFGIsE. TIE Ner1rE DAILY dd-
s,,, syer "a account of G Enterprise IN Nessk IA which
TIRE Fa II faer ahead o. several hnaced ot the Ia
hsh an, IL ~resrs te cke st0 h' eater
s ss cn Thursc- f ard sa'riay 81 eech Aai % ia
bate We ~ sa8 o.aer sgtes be Feue OF e. cu IL hsstas
he ,fr.ee m Ncp r5dsy Fa.if conducted Atn
f certrcy Ia fm,r enterprise ia "a n'r, Con nisie Of
srs n Sfwak was tho adf al " o@a6
Tts GuE ss cotueultd sd ~ ogt Vt Il drsW p'a ed M Of
the Fak-r SsVcral the pses 1ssug Toe faAtr es
~ M al, Coun con the dss or such OF th- pf'res
a. are e Two agents $50 acE Ss tlTs bssysss have
been arr,ssf
Us CotEr The United states Circuil Court for the
Drief ct Nsu Jersey the Hon Robert jfrr pfibs Judge
I'll c-mulsues the State nos,e N Trenton ths poteias
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

k-e octrt ersees ices ssve& sAe1ssfxvs ftsu
c-gt srsha u he tna rsaes fss~ hrrsspca
r-S wto succeeded "a Akin her Into enstedy rS
then hIo1sht besOss Jasre Smith sad committed 20
ssrt c1slsiE.fio1
DfsTvEsYa A CoSGREGATioS.-Fivs young men or
restsd BY the zs District Pcce saaGsy evening s sss
ss h. eoHGsssion wohpisE the A.an hspel IN w.rres
~ rh cot of TIE house durips service srd sns ssr
ere Two u the offenders He-thed sad seed Th.r
ysmes Hsnley vho Sned slo srd Jsr-. Riley Is
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
I4W LNTELLIHENCE
z. 5 DISTRICT couRr-D.,o.' Jqas. LSesr'oll

TAs accused Is charged with embozzemen oi property
from d tiers 0eee which ~ eles th ci'e.
e D. rccllecssd fsg weeks and fully r~portt
The jar, tia iyee ind the cnsd ths
toFeuors uisl
5e se,ut District Attorney crelsS the g. Tie Jary.
stated Sat cork the Post Ohce and had ohsrss
of M srd ruttns ID suudles nsing the Osman paid
rs 10 br sent fssan mail that c1mpsns had been
spf n he tne Washil gn fem Germsay CON
,ls i.tte which there fr0ul Ses YORK hai oeen
6rrued aHt fifed 0f their contents.
rorseorsrre of This Nr rtolbook PoONce aren't wAs
p.tched from Mshiu sh City Susoecny Ro.s 60 be
the guilty party placed dye pad letters an toe d
ertfd 10 parties Germany OF which i.osd
r sroc, qaapresge Rossi came 20 the Poss Utes 70
,be popir prs % the etars bsnss Ater he
had eorf cAsn.d snd the rug aod qnrerse
re o. NJ return rrCpeed 60 tie Poanssssrs
80, h,t bs declred l-n a attempted % Ia
defense he rharees sre denied The case - on
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n,rrrrru ANrETE

Tie Committee oa Wharycs, Piers and Slips OF the
Board Of Councnen 10 whom was referred the subject
of extending the bukheGd tho TTolfh Avenue from
Twenty Sixth Street to1weny Fourth Street met IN their
Council Chamber City Han yesterday afternoon ffe-
scIt-Coupcilmen smith jackson Schuyler, &c No ono
interested in the extouion Of the hulkhead a. above
stated appearing before the Committee hey adjourned
Ill EridnN afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Ax,s,cas Assocnrtos ron TIE ADyAScEnxsr of
sc,t,er-The Dst meeting cf the As~ccation opens 81
W,sb eton on Wednesday The Goth Of April and no. on
sbs soh. ss stated in tie May number of TIE Aer'8'
I..,,al of lSeicnoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

The new grand PsnOrama or the Mississippi, miro
dueed IN the wonderful drama of Uncle Tons cabin st FatdL
Na,igral v,s most feringy received tt evening the
longest msgnscent exhibited IN this CITY ano y So
srea On the a wh)ss painting OF the
vie finely perfectly correct 90 see tohisat
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CIRCUIT COURT Befose Judge MITCHELL
John Lubey bgFgrst bic wife sg tho hudson River kao
InInpany

IompanY
80 recover damages for injuries received through the
ALLEGED geue amount laid at sleo
TIL plnfs sese loh A0G lSe pl,edn Margaret ="
p through Ness thai Of isiendan's ar7e cs arswn
H. ur bse- bsppe ned tine s1d through
tie rpliGlues oftbs driver the driven asan her jan
mrs hsr between the pile of amber the side BY
wh broken Of her eyes inred
her. aud suine coursqusnce OF Which nar,Yss
sge sul y .sis shs IS crippled e detenss deaisd
,hsre shy fault tho Of tho driver &c Verdict Tor plaza
Ufs 5000 ,.
alleged have been duo 20 ctcs Pi-rcs
r BowcrT btwsea Grand snd brosme
az m o eourest ef,d BY d Pierce aad ha assigned
II alleged tbe FOR vahabls coasdsraloo 10
deente Il sd that q contractor dd DOT sette vita his wos
cneut bot that 81 Ot re nansd
sne sso indebted 10 aid mere bse
which they haze paid u 10 hts orter ~i.noat
l. co1t~aded tnat said asumsnt ss
~ ade rithea cons deratlon a.. Jndsment teserysd
ysnierbeck LsogLtin .-
o'sin ID by psatn
sud SOLD already referred 20 verdict tor
plaintiff. 75s
COURT CALENDAR TINS DAY
CIncrrT Cos Er-Sos .2 = lG5, no 2O5, 100, 2ol J5',
g.J s. 10 g55 Ss9 SEQ ,0i
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BROOK wv ITEMS.

TIE EXPENSE COSsoLGOATIOS-A meeting OF th9
Board Of Consolidation Commissioners wa held al the
Msvor Office yesterday present all The members with the
exception Of hessrs Bergen Sprague and johnson Martin
KsIbfeiscb Esq presided The meeting called Tor the
purpoe Of acting upon the expenses Incurred and the los"
.g bills were presented and usssed for payment Wans
I,oL Tgas, $50 65 Gazette s2li IS; Pres sl-5 Is
B,c0klve Eagt. sl6l 60 Jouraai, sla5 6j Aicertlar
si-o 10. Star sl32 g Bshop & Kelley fjr printing
50; W B Blhop sl7 Samuel b Lewis sergeantai
,s deceased SIS TO be paid TO the widow Commission
ersFe.Ls. t72; Bergen te6 wycsOfT, sli7 Sloan sG9
uorri.. ssl; Murphy So Broad, ell inskey, si59
Strong. sll4 Coles eln; Hopkins. sllI Carey s36
KaIbAexcb ts4. Sprsgue and johnson, about Sl2j Mr
Nu-by moved hat the book Of minutes be sgned by the
President and Cerk and deposited with the City Clerk Of
the Cry of Brooklyn carried Mr Sloan moved that ap
rieston Be made to the Legislature FOR an act Authorizing
the City Treasurer pay the bls above enumerated ana
that the ,ae be added to the taxes Of the coming year
carried and the Board adjourned
s,rrxy ov rHI DOCK CiErMry-The Csrtmeas { Caioo
Association tuned out On srke yesterday and psraded
through be streets Oh horsebaek to the number Of about
two hundred They are Of the clsss known Dock Car
rer employed abou. the wharves. Their present re
uunersfon g. per day which they deem insufficient IN
view Of the increase Of and neeessres Of life ana
therefore demand 81 per day from and after the lst OF
ue.t Ts Association numbers about 300 aud those who
did not turn out sympaihise with thOse who did Ihe MAR
sh.l u the day was Mr. Henry Bresslen-
Drcy.rD-Gen James l. Underhil and Dr. m-
Bailey two Of our mos, prOmnen: citizens died 'nee S
urdsv The former to be buried with military honor' 20
day.
O,ueyRs RErsrIyG TIE LAS.-fes,eriay afternoon
conu,be NsrdsI Of the Fourth Wnd served ~
mt srGu Joha csv.ris rsdsnt On ne sorssr !. Va.
Sonnbs,s snd proceeded % ersesss me yrpes. h,,s
.s ;, ~, oce-p.nt Oricen rooe ard han S ns a.
49, pases The CscssbIe repairsd 20 the City A saa
s,,.a. ..r,s. fot srss Of ss snssfs & - K.,
h,sS, 81 C6Ssr Fr,s oa sasstaI sas esss tvss ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Jz, Rome Sentino contrsdicts the statement ot COZ
sesPv',,,ed in Rome on the evening Of the 2lst.
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Aar.ri..n nn.nt l

LAST WETK.-Tns Is the last opportunity oil JOIN
Codsmis writing csss Fall particulars "a this dAfs
Herald or by circular The No 9 BfosdFay Ladies c-'
d,v = II A 81 Bookkeeping pupils received this week
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

BAC a,.ii"c .r'... ALhiiN".
fnst .v.sng sD ADJOURNED meeting was held IL the
,oo,n l.b,nd the bur RON o. Nessrs Dayton ~ O,s
- GOO B,osdusy There about 500 persons present
~. snovsg oloe1s we're nominated aud accepted unGn
roousv
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Aa.,s ~ ErFIGY-Senaior DOuglas Eas hung in e'hSy
=. .v,.s,hotoueh Mass on Thursday last
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
IAdyertisementl

Gas CAS-! Gas A large number OF new pat
TN NJ Cbsndeis and other FS1res will BE- found At the
sst Manu- ctarins Depot Archer Wsrner Co, No 80
grrat tung
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
IAdyertsement
IAnrnr,..nsnt

NnDEw PRoOF AWSINGs.-Gompert's celebrated
made 10 oi BOweIy are AL that they are recon-
Ito bs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
tAdger,iseneni :

os drama continues be performed evening barnums
ef and lEduuhed scce-s IT'S precisely
e nd suit the ses Of the m 1t dainty
F1l spirit fu Of lie comic and dsshng yt ast- aud nA u
ofnds 1rre delights everybody l. h 10 IT, nth week nov
b ruos aIny me Acting Dogs &C. spp'ir st Bnans
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Tn Nlw BnuSswIoK SrrAABoAr-Ihe steam 30 Jonn
Nelson viii commence her regular trPs between Ne.
and New Brunswick n j. on Tuesday -''n in''' Oh,
leave New Brunswick at o'clock IN the morning aA'
York a, 0 clock in the afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

meeting Of persons opposed 10 ihe reo'a U' ,u'
st the corner Of Secondsv and frs' 81 " Dc Ae.u
T.hsrr,clo on Wedne. day evening The meeting VIII
ri,e b the Trinity meeting IN protest against the re-
moyal of tie ds sd from any cemetery
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

CosNoN CoUScu IrEss-At the meeting OF the {
non Council lest evening petition received from Hos.
and cAerr lay raj roa4 track ia orand>
ferreS Railroad Committee
TAe Sipsnce Coau submitted report favor Of esai
lns ere ~ within vheh ehe buildings TO Se erected Of
OF sens than twelve inches thick sae ere
rool Referred q committee Of ave % tx .ss h9ts
received from the Chief Engineer
Fe D-psraenk HsTSns sssns that the eky Be set ea
dstrcts osesi Of tbrse present. Ia scesrdsnes
the an sshuitse1 Accepted, and on motion sdoptsd
resolution adopted kins the Lessatsre % psa ae
Controller borrow the OF so 900 the eers
psysble order to hlats'e the esads a
ina due.
adopted decsps the Stree, Csmnsasass -
spIs. nsTes thss sss Board OF Finance rsssssl a.
proprse slSoto purchase lot and haiSins thsssoa s
40 srnOrJ Aaorted
SENV Down FoR TRIAL-ThnmRs Code aud Thons<
~ t ssed ~ Fdsy ooer. Bennett and ssr g.
tsse Il !0ha Mds-tt 90 cheek On the
500 bFousai BET o. Jgs'ee Bsssu
ve-dav The Asi .heu aai ass
ess lcccsdr - 10 jail 20 asa, iEis-
CosoVyR's I>eVrSt-Coroner Uanford held an inquest
ve.e,s., afternoon 81 q house Noh t't htle rrl
.h-ro w. = Of se Msr'n wb, tei Yesterday mora
m a. her clothes sAns arC ranrsasY lAsI
ttrs. N accordance wtf the shove ac's rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
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