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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
MARINE COURT

large amount OF BUSH ess has been done in this
Court since the coming in Of the month Judge NC
Cartby was engaged on Tuesday evening till 10
o'clock trying causes. and disposed OF number
during the day and evening The jurisdiction of the
Court in all cases except marine. extends only TO
$500. The judgments rendered by Jud94 fnllhps
since the beginning of September being IS IN num-
her amount 10 Ell 279 Besides costs and those by
Judge McC Carthy to at least a. much more. There
have also been some cases before Judge thompson.
Before Judge McCAETHY
DIFFICULTY As TO SUNDAY EXCURSION.
LlnbursheT AT GeTmAiue.
Some German folks chartered tho steamboat COM
mAnded By Capt. Gernaine for Sunday excursion.
When they came back 10 New-lo,k they had on
board quantity OF lager beer, which had been left
from the excursion The captain told them that they
must come by a certain time and get i. Two men
came but in the meantime Capt. u. was told by the
charterer he must not deliver II, ana be hestatsd 10
do So but asked the men 10 wait an hour or twc'
Suit for wrongfuy OBTAINING the properly Wa lu,-
medistely commenced and the captain held to osll,
the value of the beer having been placed at s5VV'
Nhtu Capt G.. founo there was likely TO be trouble
he told them. il was said, TO take the oeef' IL ns
contended BY the plaintiff that IN consequence ol lhe
detention of the beer by the captain II became sour
hut in reply il was said. if sour II must have
been 30 on be excursion. The Jury did not CONSIDER
tbere bad been a withholding OF the property Judg-
ment for the defendant.
A similar suit by Mr.. LindermuLsr eseSst GaP.
G. for another portion OF the beer was tred, Win the
ike result
sIsTAKE ~ PROTEST.
r FfcthinshAm & Co agEinst Charles r Co9reh-
nsrtv residing al the West wished TO make pnr-
chase Of plaintiff, but they desired security note
was drawn, finally payable to their own order, ana
ipdorsed and sent to Mr. Church, who put as na ane
20 n The note was not paid BY the psJy at the
sno protested. The c. p, to Mr. Church name, IN
the note was 30 written that 1t appeared IKE an y
and the protest was in the name OF n Churcn, s.u
et here 10 him by that name 90 that be never got IL
The mistake was alleged to have been within the con
troll of defendant. The Court considered the noues
~ nrotest insufficient. Judgment for defendant
SUIT FOR PLUMBERS WORK.
To recover sbout s20O, for plumbers WORK 81
house in secOrd.sv The defense was that iIseac sa'
Of carving the pipe through the area wall as snouo
6svs baa5 II ras carried under the wall, causing 4
the premises more damage than the bill amounted 70
Judgment for defendant.
Before judge PHiLLIPs
suIT AGAINST A FRUIT DLALkk.
Civ Of New Y orb azsinsf Peter Archdssson
To recover damages for violstion OF sections ;,
and ss Of The ordinance in relation 70 lncuuberin.
| side-aks Tbs dstends1, keeps fruit store oores
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
SPAIN.

The Union" Republican Club had boen closed
BY ordsr Of the Government and detachment OF
he National Guards ordered TO arrest the members
they persisted in assembling. Several smaller
clubs had also been dispersed.
Madrid was profoundly tranquil.
All the provincial Juntas had been suppressed.
The Government had published the defalcstion of
Aeprevious Ministry, showing total of $50 600, 600,
with the revenue of Cuba mortgaged for two years,
and all the extra resources of the Kingdom pledged.
Espartero had raised temporary loan of $1,000
900 on the Havana Custom and Bank security
A decree has appeared confscatng the property of
Queen Christina. Under cover of this measure, she
bad left Madrid for Portugal with he sanction of the
Government, where she viii embark for Italy or
France. Much of her wealth is safely invested in
oreign securities.
Notwithstanding the profound tranquility, private
adyices report outbreaks at Madrid the 2sth when
became known that Christina had escaped. A few
bsricades were erected, but were pulled down by
the National Guards and the opportune entry Of some
regiments Of cavalry prevented much mischief.
Saragossa continued restless and the whole Province
Of Arragon was unquiet Carlist movements were
spoken Of in one or two quarters and there are hints
Of military disAffection in Gallacia.
Narvaez had app.aeed for permission to go TO Bar'
rtz. Sartorius had arrived at Bayonne. San Sebas-
tan is reconstructed the capital city of the Province
Of Guipuzoca. Gonzales Bravo is appointed Minister
10 Vienna. Don Edward Saneho bas been transferred
nom Brussels TO Brazil.
The Government has disbanded the Queens
guards as too expensive.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
ITALY

The Cholerais sbsting.
Rcmsgna and the Duohies are in disturbed state,
0d many sssassinations have taken place.
Seven more persons nave been sentenced to death
at Parma.
A universal Jubilee, long contemplated by the
Pope viii be held In November next, and general
sOnvOestOn Of the Church will meet ct Rome to SET
TO the immaculate conception question.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
U 5 pTsrRICr CoURT-Before Jude BE1r,.

IHAFNF :
The case of Edward Brown usually termed DR..
Brown of BROOKLYN and Hetty his wife, under in-
Indictment on a charge Of counterfeng, was called
but postponed to Wednesday next.
The case of Theodore A. Rcsi, charged with pur-
loinng money and other vausbes from letters at the
Post-Ofice, where he was clerk-whch case hss been
tried. twice but the uries old not agree-has been
postponed till the District-Atoney can communicate
with the Government at Washington.
The Petit Jury were discharged till Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

Total 70 Sept l.l05ts0 IslVO ~ -, T.-, =,
49, ,nns & A the qusLlity burrI IN the in
t1rar and that ost % its way to market to the crop
- Siysn above received at ths shipping porsa the
ssgegsts win shOT very nssy the oGnt r. ,.sa ,eanS ~
VIC -. a coo 900 bales, against 3 800, 0os Tor tns
sars issa 5s3 100 OO9 for the years lsSl-5S' snA
J 40 900 for he year besore. Ii,
> The ouantdy Of cotton received at tns s1lP
-; norris 70 the ls. inst amounted 10 l,sso osfess
Pf 7ls bales last year and s. I25 the year ssore-
eeTbe shipments given in ,nis statement cem iebS'
are those by sea only.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
Sale. Of stock. at pnlIadsIph,a. Sept. la.

Reported fr The < Tr19ns 6y as.r, Try & ThoTs. 50
800 CITY &. VI s G. st; lOoo Camden City ss 30;
iO share. NOrr. Canal b5 III, lse do lIi 100 do 65wa
ia Pena ~; 3 do IS; 10 Minehi Il cot; so Resd
ips G. 81 100 Sch Nav pa s5wn, SOt 3 do Si; LOO Do
IDS SCt; I6 do Stock Zi 81 Reading r. ii 100 do 3it
81 40 ssuu S4t; II NorTsovn R. So; Mechanics Bank
So is estrru Bank So % Bank Of Commerce, s2ii 10 Le
hish Nav Stock o5 -. ,
s1 lU Mo.rs Cansl IS 1li l5o Sch Nav Pred IS Soi.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
MARRIED..

PERRY-CURTIs-At Hell Gate Thursday 7h inst
by the Rev samuel Sesbury D.. Alfred Perry TO Ads
A. dsuehfrr of tTh Curtis. ESQ.
ROGFRS-BUTLER- In Fordhau on Tuesday morning
sert H. BY the Rev. j. W Plat Of West Farms Mr. s II
Rose OF New Yors 20 Miss Jane r. Butler Of forihsm.
SCOTT-BRIGAM-In Brooklyn, by the Rev H. c. Qua
ham Mr.. L. Scott Of Chicago ~ 20 Miss Adelsid E.
dsnelte OF W n Brgsn. formerly Of Brooklyn
BRIGAN-DUNHAM-A BY the same Mr. Henry
Brg.m Msris A dsugbte Of the officiating clergyman
ROBINSOT-AMES-In Bennington. VI. on Tuesday, the
i2h inst by the Rev George Msnser Robinson Of this
Ci,v 10 Mis- Fsnnie An 20 Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-UeisesSas-B Before
IL. pruu

Robert Durkee pleaded gui ty 10 using suug shot
While on a drunken spree, and remanded for SEN
tence. Alfred Harvey pleaded guilty 10 grani lar
cenv end sentenced to the State prison for two
ears and eight months. Anthony Puff was tried aud
convicted of breaking into the tailoring establish
inert of Joseph Faldeen in EsseX.st., and stealing
therefrom $500 worth Of clothes. He was remandet
for sentence. Geo Wilson pl AIDED guilty 10 petit
larceny ard was senterced the PeDitentiary for six
in the third degree upon the house OF Patrick o.
Keefe from which he stole clothing Remanded for
senterce. The following persons were tried aud ac-
Quilted: Michael Clements. Jacob Hus and Patrick
McDermott. The Court then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
GREECE

Considerable excitement had been caused by the
announcement of the French commander that as the
Pirsns IL unhealthy, he will remove his troops to
Athens.
The delay which granted by the Porte to
Greece for the adjustment Of hor difficulties with Tur
key, expired on the Let Of September. No arrange.
ment had been made, but negotiations were pending.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

CoRosrR's ISouTsr.-Coroner Denly teia ~ ~ ~
49,, man found drowned at Fort Hamilton. os
Clothing consisted OF overslls and flannel shirts, S
He is supposed to have been oostmsn' a,;,sS
Wednesday last three bodies have oeen uru'ee
ashore at Fort Hamilton and one was Sesn "o'''"s "
the lower bsy on T. ssdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

VIOLATING CRY OKDfSASCE, - The following
fres were received az the Mayo-s Office during the
month Of August tor violations of city oriins
Selling and exposing merchandise on Sundays-uum-
Der OF fines % amount sj 50 allowing dogs at
large uumuzzed- humber of fines 81. amount Sl73;
caring without license slO; violating ordinances to
repu ulste the keeping of swine 2 amount $50; OBJ
structiTg public strS ets-Iumber OF fnes .. amount
$40: furious driving, -. Total number OF fines -,
amount $3.50.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

MoyEY RrcovERvD YESTERDAY afternoon Ter.
renee Donuelly. contractor who is engaged IL clear
ing away the ruins Of tie late fire in North Fr-t ST
where three porsons were burned 10 death found
three ten dollar gold pieces belonging 10 Nh. Pnck
man whose husband was burned 10 attempting to get
go out of the burning building. The money was
thankfully received by the poor widow, who lost all
in the cOnhagratiOn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
Id " INI'ELLIG E'NCH.
SUPERIOR COURT
THE GRTyTowE AFFAIR.

Dursn0 sgt. HOius.
In the case Of hr. ID. against Capt. HOlins of the
Cyane TO recover $50 600 for goods and property
alleged 10 have been destroy ed at GreytOwn at the
fims of the bobsrdment already referred TO- the L. s.
District. Attorney, Mr.. McKeon, appeared yesterday
forenoon on an application made by him to remove
the trial to the United States Circuit Court. The sp.
pTcation is opposed but the Counsel for the other
side was not prepared for the argument It was post
nOned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
DENMARK.

H. Moraltke has been appointed President, and NJ.
Buchwald, vice-President of the new Council Of
State.
strong meeting Of the Constitutional Association
w.s held at Copenhagen on tho asth to express dis
trust of the Ministry.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
VILLA JLSBURGH ITEMS

CHARcf Or RAPL y estel day morning a colored
boy about - years OF age named Charles Wlgm.
Wss arrested by Capt Guisohard. q warran. chars
girl about years Of age named Hoy whose parents
reside n Grand near Woos,er.st New York. The
accused was sent to New.York toy examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

SD for Boston sIs. s. O. and 81 leslie from D-,'
Sutnntr. fTou Lyerpoi-
HsIs1.
SID fof So, .Daah 5lf. Ff4akuu. fror. Lagerssoi
sl4 lol Stsg o leans. 5dsa !. r Wh'.I-v 0e-4-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

DEATH rRox ExPosuRE-The wiie 0t K1ndal, sa1
Vim, in tie woodshed in the of her residence IN
an exhausted condition on Tuesday morning, she
died soon after being removed to the house. va GER
tain representations made b the nsgSS0to' ~ await an
;nva.s;sst;on as to the treatment of the woman
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
su1pprNG INTELLIGENCE.

An from Baltimore Aug Is Juiius fides a. ofemeThAyen
An. from Savannah, seth Chesapeake st sneeine'~
An. frSm New Orleans, 18th. Admiral OF Dover
SD fF New York Soth Shack Hnsx N, ChsIes nonpson
nefhsn Empire snd Harvest Queen frou LIteiPooi
Euns and ST. Louis f.om Havrei Modern Times rom rln
ss ce.ts Ries from Deal SEPT l. R0soius, ss0ihanP0H
sat as.'as. from LlysrpsOl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
corpr c.trNDAR-Tu,SD,v

IS DIsTRIcT CoURT-Nos. IS to "a.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. l 004, 9s5, l,O7i. lOs0, .os7
.O5s, 1,OsO ,O95 ,O97, l,lOO, llOl, llO2. ILL.,
] ia, !. .l3o.
SrFRENE CouRT-GenerG' Term-Argument- Nos
81 81. fl 10 ~, 10, IS to So
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
W-JERSEY ITEMS.

HEALTH oF NEw.JERsEY.-From all quarters of
the State says The N0rark Mercury. hear that All
uDsual degree Of sickness has prevailed during the
present season. u communities, death has WIS.,
tied almost every houfe and the sickness has been so
general that it has been difficult at times to find sui
cent persons who well to act nurses for those
alarmingly ill., Dysenteiy has proved the most fatal
of any disease we have heard named.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
JOHN { NEW KIKh, !
WILLIAM NASH. Trustee
AuSl law4wTbr MAJOR M. BULLOCK.
CUPREME CoURT.-In the matter of the Az

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the Ap-
- pcaon Of tie Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the
relative the OPENING Of such parts OF
EIGHTY THIRD STREET. fTom the Fihhsv to the
East River, (not opened in the City ot New-fork
We the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment herein
hereby notice the occupant
pants all houses and lots and improved aud unmproved
lands a thereby and 10 all others whom concern
as follows, TO wit:
First That have complete our Estimate and Assessment
and all persons whose interests affected thereby and
the do their object In
writing duly verified 10 WILLIAM II. ELTING, Esq our
Chairman the office of the Commissioner No 81 Cham
bers second story front In this City or before
the 18th dsy OF October, 1854.
Second That person persons who consider them
sggeycd said Estimate and Assessment viii be heard
O'Clock r. al on the 9Th day OF October l854
Third That the Abstract Of the said Estimate and Assess
ut together with msps snd also all the afdsvs est
mates and other documents which used by In making
ns our port deposited iu the Street Commission
er Oce othe City and County Of Yogk there 10 eusn
until the 18Th day OF November, 1884
Fourth That ht limits embraced by the Assessment afore
said are follows: All those pieces OF land situated 10 the
said City fronting both sides OF Eighty between
extending on the nothry souhey sides Of Eighty third
middle Of the blocks either side thereo and
Fih That report herein will be presented TO tue Su
preme Court Of the State Of Newly OK, at special Term
thereof to held the City Hall in the said City on SAT-
URDAY the 18th eay Of November A D. 1884 at the
Ing Of that day aud hs then and there soon
reaer counsel be heard motion will be made that
said report be confirmed. -
WILLIAM II. ELTlNG,
MICHAEL O. BART, Commissioners
FISHERMAN BROWNELL, )
~. -Xark herh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Aug 3l.--New proposals have been made
BY Russia, which viii involve new negotiations-par-
teuars have not transpired
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
"
,o,,;f, Oznszszed by md n ne HanAs Of M0nVaetr
N0rLh Of Hlrgtafa.

We give below our usual table Of the amount of
Cotton consumed the past year in the States South
and VI est OF Virginia and not incl ded in the receipts
AZ the ports We have increased the estimste, a.
whole from the year previous bat give il only for
what il purports to esn eSttmae, which We believe
approximates correctness. thu:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
R.e.,vts Of Produce .ssrr. 10.

By gorA Rirey Boa.s-c5 bhls Fioar - Ptr Anes ri ~
so NksiT az de- Proyisoss 60 DO Lard, GO de- Com s'
Bs aAs Nee. Yoys s.x Erie Railroad Soe ses fl's s.
aide, Leather go pksa Cheese, fIz do Batter :" %"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
.tIRENE oorEF-sr.el.L rsss-B.lsl, % ~

syTREIT COUET-srEoilL TssA-BsfOFe Jusse cLrESt.
DECISIONS.
BRIDGE Msrksy sgf James Nsrkey
On a motion ~ reduce amount ~ alimpny reported
~ r'fer-e 90 Mrs. ". during tendency Of sut FOX
separation account of alleged illtreatment already
efeTred to. Tie amount reported wss q per week
and $50 counsel fee. Report conirmed-s5O OF the
$40 10 b. appropriated for disbursements.
Ruins Story tst Wufta story and others.
Motion for Judgment denied-glsIntT 20 comply
With order of Oct l-53
Samuel >. Irclsrc agt John J Hsrris and Others.
judgment for defendant. with costs
Lewis o Wilson az. Jot Il FurUson-
Judguert foE plaintiff, with costs receiver TO be
appoiHted-tle assignee Lamont. to deliver over &c.
DENIAL OF PARTSERsHIP.
Piils sgt. Heyman a Moody.
Two .uis on Eve contested notes, amounting in all
TO s9Oo. Tie notes were made by Mr. Moody, who
claimed 10 be- partner Of the hrm-they were drawn
in the name Of 4. Heyman * Co. doing business at
Nc. = Dey-st.I Mr.. Heyman contests the claim.
He ssys the firm of a. Hey 81 Co. consists only ot
A. Hey maI-thai Mr.. Moody was not partner, had
10 authority draw the notes as he did, ana that
was done for biz own private business. The points
were denied. The case has occupied the Court and
Jury for three days. Verdict for plaintiff in amount
on all the notes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

COURT or COMMON PLEAS-Beore Judge ISSRAHAA
Taylor and oiher agt Church.
Action for alleged libel ae ainst mercantile agen
cy. Owing to an accicent which occurred to one OF
tie family Of Mr.. Hoffman, one Of the counsel for
plaintiff In consequence of which Mr.. H. did not at
tend the case was postponed till Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
BELGIUM.

The resignation of the Ministry had not been ac-
septed. The cause Of the tender was unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

~ H. MILLER, Ascending concealed debtor The
under signed bay Teen appointed Trustees for all the cred
tons of the sand JONAS II. MI aLER AbscOndng debtor
do here by Teque all Indebted said debtor render
Of AL hts and sums Of money owing by them
specvey such Trustees and the before
the 20h day OF October q the law Office o. John C.
Newsuk, in the City of Hudson.
All persons having in their possession any property
effects said debtor ed deliver the the
Trustees before the day appointed aud all ced
tors Of debtor required 20 deliver their respective
counts claims and demands the said Trustees Of
hem before the 'h cav OF October next Dated Hud
'on, the 2Sth day OF August 1854. -
JOHN { NEWKIRk. }
WILLIAM NASH Trustees.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

% Broadway and Csns'-ss and wa compsinei o.
for Obstructug the sds walk Salt o. brought iof 100
different occa-,ls - infringement II the oriutrce
amouI:lrc IL all 70 ssC9.
Wite-sts were Examined who stated thai tue DO
sruCtou- were not On the Sidewalk bat on the st 13
in front If Ire building One Of them stated thN h@
ssw oeirudant p.scC some articles once on the side
walk ~ wasi' f as question ol fact fOr The Jary
leIdio, ior plain a. -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

THE WATER CELEBRATION. evening the
Jersey Ciy Common Council az its meeting desg-
mated Committee 10 confer with the Board of Water
Commissioners tlis ef ernoon. relative to the Water
Celebration OF the Sd of October. That Committee
cor sists Of Aldermen Thompson OF the First Ward,
Alderman ater Of the Stc04d Ward, Alderman Green
Of the Ihird Wari. and Alderman Keeney of the
Fourth Ward. The Board also passed a resolution
appropriatDg 81 200 toward the expense of tie cee
bfstion. and recommended the Board Of Water Com
mitsioners to appropriate Oh equal sum for the same
object.
FOURTH WARD SCHOOL HoUsE.-The proposals
for erecting a new school building in the Fourth
Ward Of jersey City were opened in the Common
Council last evening, and were found 10 be AZ such
high sums that sll Of them were rejected.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
ADDITIONAL NEWS By THE NIAGARA.
THE DANUBE.

,ghs follow ng intelligence ioG Europe failed = reach
,tm Halifax n tine 70 appear m our Edition Of yesieriiy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
SnrrIrr,s nrrIcr Nv YnRK Aur Id IRil

NHEEIITTs UIFICt, NFW n, I6J4-
The above is published pursuant to the notice Of the secre
Ary the requirements the 10 such
made and provided. JOHN ORSEky
Sheriff Of the City andlC unity Of NeE York
All the public newspapers IN the County will publish the
above IN each week until the Election and then hand u
the bills tor I'D ersing the same thai they may be laid
TIE Board Of supervisors and passed for See
Revised Statutes l. chapter title article s.
page 40 JOHN OhSEH, sheriff
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

Zephyr Hose Company. No proceeded to New
York yesterday afternoon and brought h"ene their
new hose carriage.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road for August were s97,64l. The earnings for
four months we're $500, 23l, of which s233, ,Osl was
from passengers. Both the freight and passenger
business was much diminished in July and August,
in consequence of the cholera and extremely hot
weather The estims ate for September is $4,000
The comparative receipts of the New-York Oss-
trail Railroad for the months Of July and August,
1853 and 1854, were:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
CTATE Of W-YORK-SECRETARY's or

STATE of MISUNDERSTANDING Or
- rIcg ALBASV Aug. a. 1854 To SHERITY or THE
CoUNTY NtwYoRg Sir: Notice is hereby given ths; st
the GKNF RAJ ELECTION 70 be held 10 this State the
the following OFF FlCEBS are 10 BE ELECTED, 70 wit:
A GovsTnor, in the place Of Horsfio Seymour;
LeuIGIt Governor In the place Of Sanford = Church,
CsnAl Commissioner. in tte place Of Henry Ffzhugh and
An Inspector Of state Prisons 10 the place Of Henry Storus
All whose Of Office will expire the last day Of De
oembei next.
Rep,se ntsve in the Thirty four tn Congress Of the
Uiteo States the Third Congressional District composed
of the I Id IIId Nth and With Wards the City of
NewYok foI The Fourth District composed Of the lFth With
Xh and XIV Of the City Of New York. for the Fih
District coInrosed Of the With and XIIlib Wards ia New
the Sixth Dsrc composed OF ~ Xth XVIII and XNllth
ards in NevIOrk for the Seventh District, imposed Of
the IXh XVI ard XXh Wards 10 NevYorki and for the
Eighth Distro COMPOSED Of the Xltb ANlitb sDc XIxth
Wuds in New York.
County Officers also 20 be elected for said County;
Sixteen Members Of Assembly;
A Surrogate the place Of Alexander w. Bradford;
A Recorder. in the place Of Francis r. TllOu;
A City Juoge 10 the place OF elcome X. Beebe;
A Mayor ia the place OF Jacob A. Westervet
a REGISTER, in the plaeo OF Garrett Dyckman;
Commission Of Streets and Lamps 10 the place OF George
@ Glazer who appointed vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Henry Arcolsrus;
Police Justice for the Second District, 10 the place Of
Dene W Clarke Who appointed 60 oil vacancy caused
by tbs deAib of John McGraths
Governors Of the Aims House in place o Gusavus A.
Conoyer ilsrn Pinkney appointed fill vacancies;
Distinct Attorney 10 the place of Lorenzo shepard, who
appointed g. FL caused by the death Of athanie
b. Blunt.
Civil Justice and Police Justice for the Seventh Judicial
Distrct COMPOSED Of the XlIh XlXth and AXId Nsds,
Of the XVIII and AXth Wards. Yours. respectfully,
T. W LEANENWORTH Seoretary OF State
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The times continue to grow harder, as the
phrase is On every side hear of persons retrench
ing expenses g. much possible. aod abstaining
from any increase Of business. Money has compare
lively ceased to be circulating medium aud has Ia
ken on itself stationary character, generally re-
naming at the bottom of the pocket. whence It is
difficult for the most pernacous dunner to draw II
forth. In some branches of business work has almost
entirely ceased, while many Others are employing but
a small number of haIds Newark Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
CALEB 5. wooDHULL. Executor


~ hereby gven that the proceeds Of the sse Of the Real
Estate Of Cornelius V. Bush totherwise called Cornelius
Buh dcersed iuesae lately msde under be order o. The
SurrOeae the County Of New York BY Peter r. Bush the
Admin Of all and singular the Goods Chates .nd
Credits Of the said viii BE- distributed according
ih Suuog'ess Office 10 the City Of New i0S the
twenty fifth day e October next o'clocs IN the
Doon 0f that day-Deed hi. 7fh OF Sepember 1884
ssrQ Gw A. W BRADFORD Su-rogafe.