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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

Trrusir -O:iccs holmes at lIarem e
ports thc upsottng Of boat a; clock last cnng
in the North River at the foot o. Oue Hundred an ny
eichth-st The boat contained eight persons Of won
two youre girls and two chllF'" we're drowned o."
rcrortr made every effort to ascertain en- par
ti,ulsrs bur without success.
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K.x,.s-A correspondent Of The AIraakee s. ssa
state. that ome three thousand square miles OF the Tern
e.. have been saked Oh, by squatte, from
tVr{ md Missouri who violently opposed 10 set
- or, the Northern States.
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had something to dc with the mysterious departure Of The
senoo.En Lap1 aRAnILLA-1wo LIVE. Lo...

BosTov, T1oiday. Aug l-5i.
On Saturday nigh, during dense fog Of Cranberry
Isle the steamer Governor from Portland ior ~ John
". b. ran down he schooner Lady Arabells OF Slrry,
Me- sinking her Immediately. Two seamen went down
in the schooner, but the remainder board including
lady passenger, saved. The Governor sustained
considerable damage and put into Cranberry T-le fr 70
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CHoITr, ~ UANIYN-,lohn >,,peion died o, ,ho.crs
On the STEPS e. shanty in Olc Hundred and Nn'n-',
rear Fourh-av lie died Wilde Gle was absent %
procure medical attendance.
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Id " LVTELLIGE4NCE.

SUPREME CorRr- SPECIAL TEss-Befors Judge MITCHELL
MlI!s.n sst Brophy
J,ae, % he entered that the money in court Dc pa'
~ Mr. Brcuhy and that neither party have costs a. agans
the other.
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G.cs-rF "A F.yE No 81 wesnnsseTst e car At..' =
Fsl--pFsc. '-r .le cas- u TBc TRlsvss.
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Our Agents

L. ~, " - w.l,t-~-',-rgy .-t ,tes L'1Tlf F,--s
~b 41s THE
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Free Soil party, and can give my authority oeieVe
Sir you arr a full bloOded Free sOller.
Hcrmsnce-I deny j. sir. Who II yoi- ai'-0'';t
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
WEATHER IND CROPS.


Nev-YO,k April 2s.-Ycsterday hot, winding up
with storm, the effects of which very disastrous
To-day il is cool and rainy all day. Grass is green but
ces have not yet dressed themselves for the summer cam
pacn very little early Corn has been planted in the
vicinity Lettuce Radishes, Spinach, and few green
;nos begin to show their welcome presence market
II ia time when Potatoes retailing for scvcnty-iyc
neck Early crops in this vicinity are not early
this year.
rom various points have the following late nforma.
sor friend at Lockport, H., forty miles south of Chi
Gao saws: "Our Wheat crop looks beautiful Our
nrosncct for great harvest never was better great
WAS sown last fall and there never was much
spring Wheat any spring as this or IN such good
season. Our prospects are brli'ah''
Here is a contrast. letter from Montgomery County
New York dated April 25 says Our farmers never had
more gloomy prospeo, than the one no" oe'oro NOM
Scarcely anything has been done of spring work Inc
ro,rd ia too wet to plow and everything decidedly
"backward.'
D..I,., Conn, April 2e-We noticed our way
a., Tho CITY horo yesterday great number OF plows
- many of them drawn by the handsome red oxen
rh;. ror;on some Of which worth over $500 apair
- lass and grain look very luxuriant and farmers are
~, satisfied they will now have favorable spring
=, hss dowped upon Maine at last, as we judge
81. no,y;pC item from Tie Name Former of April
Sosknc of tho destruction Of birds by the storm IN
is vicinity it says; ,
ave believe the birds in this part of the country ared
,hs, bettcr and they now giving morning concerts
ali eary risers free of cost Let them have good ah-
eonces ., 1,u,u;,, ;,,,,.
c,o,x ~ ARoosroox The Bangor lthig, OF lhursdsy
60 that one of the farmers of Aroostook County who
~ ho,e lint a few days before informs them that when
s Len loss than week since the snow as 80 deep
sh Farm r. 10 cover entirely his DIVISION fences ad
mot branch OF twig Of the trees i ms nursery ~s
sh,e ,oupL the trsss would average over n'e ise' ~
hight"
We take !, the birds don't sing much up there
c.nrors-As soon a. your land is dry enough to p'ow
Den and subsol deeper plant crop OF carrots '"s
m.- three feet apart, so that you can zen. :" vs." 49,;
kse hoe You will not plant moro pron'aoe crop 'D''
fng
| 8sow.-Norh Salem, Wsstchss'er County, Now
Ioi April 2s-Ye-erday our prospects on an cary
ser. aa,erng This morning the ground was WIN" WIN
hov
P,cderickton, Md.) April 27.-1he whea, never
kOLs ,,or a, mi. ssason than !, doos now Early fruits
We're Injured by frost-the later kinds will be abundant
The Hayrisburg Pa Keystone says
From the promising appearance of the gram and graz
ts vicinity, il would seem that me iae s1o" s'o'
Seen benefit vegetation. Fruit has also escacu 'is
f without injury and from present INDICATIONS 10
pssttss there will bs sn abundant crop
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
ITEMS or NEVS.

NJ. PArL. Mnnc6ota has 100 houses ami 400 in
babians. 1t began TO be village in 1913.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. claims population of 5000.
ELcIN, H. bss Just voted itself city236 to -. Oae
main object 30 be able to deal summary with the Rum
Traffic.
QUIscr, H. ha. Just chosen J. NJ. Pitnan Dem
Mayor BY one minority John Wood, Nvhgl Pitman
6ts; Wood co., Tho Wings have the odd Alderman by
one majority and their opponents the Marshal and Police
Msgi.tratcs.
NEw-BKUSswIcx (esst of Maine, failed to obtain a
Maine Law by vote Of PC TO II in its Assembly. Ii
cense bill wes carried instead by II majority
Gov. WooD # Ohio has resigned the Valparaiso Con-
uatc aud stars for home to-day Reason-It Isn't half
50 lucrative as it was cracked up to be-
EDsUsD GEUSDY Jr has just been sent to State Prison
for two years by Judge Wing Adrian Mich for scduc
ing Mary Doty undor promise Of marriage Served him
right; but do not how this verdict vindicatss
" Woman. Rights, TIE Rrcriny JoVrnal suggests 1t
simply punishcs crimo.
Cattle are and doar in Iowa, and throughout
the Northwest Oxen, 800 to si25 per yoke.
MORMON PExALrIFs.-Tie Dcs.ret Ncrs has the fol-
lowing characteristic exhibit of Mormon notions Of re
butive justice:
cit is too well known to need repeating that if a of
Bcia should deame of fair wives daughters.
he pay the forfeit without judge jury, the most
public place and he must get his reconpene for the loss
Of hs hearts blood where he can find it, which will be in
Topbe;."
A BLUE CRANE was shot in Massachusetts, recently.
We wish such rare and beautiful birds carried firearms
themselves to protect their lives against cowardly nnl
murderous sportsmen.
McCORsIcK, wealthy farmer aged 20, residing near
Pittsburgh Pa has jus, been ordered to pay 800 to
young lady for breach Of promise, This will learn him
to be careful he grows older, and not trfe with
the affections of the fair sex.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
DIED..
, NN,IIiann Rrnzn axed 81.

ppoWN-O On the 18th inst, William Brown aged s.
T rem will bs inferred In tho CeIeery of Essre.n. v
Creyslg as,d yea and months son of r. '" sIs NE
CreVelDz y-u.- rr,x.. m, NJ
S..er-'-J Ss~.Jer.sy. on Monday, May J.
SrRTis-In tbi. City b. eth ApdI HeHy W. eldest '"a
The la,, Matthew Curtis of Dsnoury Conn
H. rem aims v-rein Inferred 81 Greenwood -, -. ~
CA-s-u ,he D;b April Els stewart Only cbna OF Lev" "
end tney aged yeu and month 49,. fh.-,.r n
No ar. respectfully invited ~ attend tse ianst a.
further notice AZ the late residence. NO I'D ''A' "
My,tie Conn April the lion ooen psna.
q. ,oatonary solder. in the I'D year % ne S'- "''
u earl, moved rom stogHston 70 '.ia- % Of Duai.x
FTIGUsOS-Op Saturday n"faSs' '''' ~ " ' -
pI-i ~il take pse q. her sts ~ "' - "s' iai
ON Saturday, Sh April, Edwin Dedf- Howell 10
- n. .r- only of 0-erBs - and Annabes lowell
,ar,I viii psee today On the residence Of hs parents.
No ~ On s.snrssy April p Mr. Warren Harris yos,s,
~. l.,e John H. Harms Of Ne~bsfsh aged a years Aad IL
% family respectfully invited 70
and The from the dsnes oi his brother William &.
Harris Eat aorrssna ths tSorday) Afternoon al SeioS<
sIr cTon Rs s is H. STEPHEN Holt, sas., .os of IL,
Ists s~phsb Holt, ESq aged - year. and nonths 49,
nsr. Noudsy p ~ fran the rsdenee of he sst-f NJ
Crawford shsv Seventeenth ss4 Eighteenth
ROsS-At Irssch ApT a Daniel Rs, aged ~ sRs'siusnary
sTUART-At Detroit Mich April D. Robert, edsst Of the
sTOGkISG-On sund.y morning, Apri ~ the Rev Wii.sr
stocking late Missionary Of the A. b. I, b. cro'mAh fe
III. fend. are invited to nsr. services 81 The re-
S-rc. Of John H. Rsdfed No 81 Lsshtt Tuesday ~ % ~
HIs r.ra.s uiil be conveyed Colebfoot Conn
n jan RoSir.os "a Hunferen ~ Josaa. f'''
IN n D Of Nv Yoik Cify ia ihs ab ye" d h' sH
Ohio pases Pssse sop5.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

HEAVY NERDIcr.-The Jury in the case of Southwick
the City of Boston, in the Supreme Court gave YER
dict Of $4,000 the plaintiff fornury sustained by falling
into cellar doorway in Congres-square Jurcs seem 20
be determined to give largo vordict against cities and cor
porations in where individuals receive injury There
at enst five hundred places in the city equally danger
with the which this action based. These
places clearly Illegal and the city authorities in times
past have made many efforts 10 close them up But the
cBpdy Of the has prevented the complete enforce
OF the city ordinances in this particular The railing
about the place into which Mr. Southwick fell was but 81
inches in hight There light and the entrance to
the opening not closed the law required The Su
preme Court has decided in similar case that the city
can recover from the person in charge of the building
where injury has been sustainedrom any defect in the
sidewalk. Boston Transcript.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
lThe following abstracts OF Decisions made on Sat.
nrla1 az prcnnred by the JUDGES henselves.


Phillips respondent, sst. Gray appellant.
WooDRrtF, Justice-A parole promise made M by a
debtor rEOH the request Of bis edto' aai he vi" pay 10; S &
ndbtdness consideration Of which promise the seller ds'e.'
Hs Is paramount. pyotto By the creditor 70
tho seller lie due by the dol aud such promise not
Cav. appslaa, at. Browne ,..pondsat =,
wooDRrET, Jusce-In Proeeeiing gndsr s t.. Me W..
p,ina must .hov hat the Won sc o .a;a "a I, zen J, &
srecon OF tie uidiss II heretofore been "a TIA; ri
taeHs erected BY q & the & ot ,' M I P ,,t 81 bs
Lien Law although the sa s to tho o las no Jet 'sso i
ally tTsEssrrsd.
Bridal rrspondeut az. Er-us, appellant.
WOopRu7F Justice-Hel az often heretofore held that
proof that nothing due y i oras 70 me i, I
ccupetent ed-ne- 'or Of the owner in poesedns BY mae
Mechanics Lien Law.
Bssl-, respondent .yt. Brovs- etsL
WoODRCFP, Justce-1he Court hGs power 10 allow an
.nud. Ii. Ofudsnsat Of rn.ies oGdsIsd on .pra
the inferior COu when erroneousy entered rlgh mEas7
ton the r,aG ,oxs off Of aa.nent,
and usG Peaon mads By he p,n,a storey 't.{ per-
.urn, objection 20 uch allowance tbs, the attorney n.,e',
party prsiudsea ;, ,o~anc, motion
Dixon respondent, sst L, Fare appellant
proc .ed to fSreo.e sn unisr q 1851 .agw
A. t.e wot te claimed e be done or a5nsSed 20 N 10 ~
action for The of ho..ina .ppsFA,q' ss'es
,. sderoe proof of tho opinion OF "lt9ss who
S the pPaato. heard derpon .bs'so sss G
scrirtion able ,hs pu fSr which ~ss eAP'Isa
Powle rs.poBdens, ss, AbrAhams. appellant. Il,
WooDRUFF Justice.-tn action on the case I'D 'ne na-
,urs OF deceit will lie FOR false wrrrsry on ale o. s.ns -.
be dern ines TIC 1oIo
remedy IN sueh - seiion nct ~ 20 Sess
II tie sei u enDa4n % tss
and prove and fs. il IS false II y, "a Dc
: sos necessary Lo1ab proved sa;- %: p1sl . Do %
.rsnt bv .-iy ard h,sdneny vsrsnsnf hos 500 nns
20 hs pj.nG ne frn "
on The sse for w-rrryJ .2d the ' pfos d ~ ~ .
v.,-.nv srd ,hs i.l--. Bod th-r Es 10. es,.5
oysr ,,hor.l the JAZZ feErd specially h.' there
y,s.-,, espardeni against Andrew s9c ..sd
woorTrFv Jnst.ce-A Although tenancy hs 'e' " .s 49,.
payment ~ fea
70 tho snod ho e =. ..a.. ~,
-. "a a. de =. family o.; u hs s's'' - Nv
p,rf
Hold that il f error where Justice pern-s @ "ness 20
r.tr..h b. rerory ty e1inirls sns - a. 30 ~ ~
- 10 e IL haHTr1fins Jrdsnert reversed
N..-. 7, a, RuLber Comreny sst Bsslap Sc
- ir-sico-Nierc the hoLifr o. \ note pays-
- eg,s = l.ks rtesea;l- L. &. .=yn.es aH'u ,ia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

TrF Nrw-YoRx LAW ISs7IrrrE.-Thc annual election
Of this Institution VIII be held to-day at No 81 Chambers
e. t. issue i. wheihor the Library shall be opened or
not in evenings. C. Bsinbrdge Smith Is, we believe me
only candidate for Librarian the most impoTian ote 70
decide upon and he in favor Of opening in the evenings
TIE names of Anihon o Conor Gerard, Brady, &C. are
upon the ticket,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
sa1sr:.sc IEsat.
First of May-Noying Pictures.

-SiF' rs ii.rut.
First Of May-Movhg Pictures.
0sliieo sucre thai the w7rli 4 msy.nr.
Wkcn oroe OF bis kuee> he tended - pray;
And thsnce ws infer hat Ia ulisd 80 Ssha.aia.
Nsw.YuIk IN IFS wreek and -onfasian today
ri. ne We are moving from s.rrst Aad cellar.
Aaa crockcry aua curses are t-Fakng sround
Eu, .t..l there's a spot where the svert que toi.er
A N ueut Of rrsi from the ruin sss 'onnd
-Ts srot who're tie In hi- lo'e,iness biHshirs
Drisr,. 10 look In on a scene of rercSe-
welcome r-tr-sf f-cui the crashing aud crushing
OF the Bshei OF Broadway. its eees and its howS
arS fI@rs ccrle- the terart his rem bal receipted,
In bis harpiest face and his holidsy ssit,
Mfh a vow 70 rrvs-r, 20 his land ord iamea.ed,
H.sr .efur- a. made ~ Ds-uerr- az Root
, Roor's Gallery. No Soj Broidr,y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
Ia " IVIEZLIGENU
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-SpscraL TF.N
DECISION.
Eifterflrd u. MarYalt

Ritterford a,t Maryatt
Inducing the Sheriff to make returns on the transcript
from Marine goods 20 obtain eminry ek
of The 5iigu ss0nt haV0
bseu m with make the usual ofJs c0ger
rrorertv IL said. 10 this the eindant
a5 had s.eB Marine Court It's General Term.
that aud will GA transcript nsd
the Marine Court IA this Proceeding
sfayed order preliminary examination dismissed
GysERAL TERN-Presept Judges iSGEAHAa aud woodruff
DFCIsIoSs-JUDGMENT AFFIRMED WITH COSTS, VIZ:
John ". L. Van Ripper agt John Ackerm,n Timothy
Fahey Beu iDdrsss Francis Hocsreiu az sns ssd'i
la Fy-rt- Rsnus, s James Gyn9ei Jame, sy ss' Robert
Br.~n; ; Ehoneh the German Reformed Chufchi
james Alfred Abrams Joseph Power sad Sorti
s. Abert Root; samuel Parker es Geo Raphael
SsihsR PhiilIs. .zt John Grsy.
JUDGMENT REVERSED VITA COSTS, VIZ
Ch,s Birdss keuBe Geo 5pandng sud Others s
King and Others; Moore Christian Br LJll He'd I'm
h.r ard oher. VT LYON; Bern Callahan Theodore
Tonliuson: Martin DiroL AT. Joha La Fase.
M. floyUg Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co sg'
Jhn Bishop aid ChAs B. Gh OEderas Special Term affirmed
jam. Bssey a,t Tos Egsn and Richard Brown same with
jam. H. Hacsett sg John Richards Judgment reversed and
s ordered sbde unless pann eonsen, u r..
verdict % in which tor that sum Judgment ahfmi
without cf AZ ssL =, ,
Thonss Do~nF survivor &c Lorenzo Mann and other,
Order special reversed and denied win rv coss
Jas b. He,herirzou so. AzaTi,h e. Flag Ntildrawn
~ Smith feuE Van ssl2 SEN back Tor more
perfect return
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

,,-. l- be r-ns ,e hasad cf n,s ss nx ss,ks
p,oe subo-zs Pay ever re i' ar, F,'' iess f,ti 20,
~ m . rrc,ed he tiuk srd aftl th usas hosrs O bs
res .a fos tie q n,e ta' ate b.rst
"a, ss - n prrsrnseu not ae3t. sA ash the ei-rt
being aware kai tie fu1as wrs ihes - ne sua.A
1h-r h. ht have certified the note that was get To- rec
the sole rrsSnwh, the Bote vas Az pad ornt nMh
presented within the usual hours nor " P''n 'S"
tso1iy to pay, the Vresenfn'ent wss sot ssns'eaI
Hsrrnhe.n.sr at. Lyos. e. a.
Where the psiutif received from the deleniant sots
Il. isr nats ~ ,yS 9, %. asfsatsn shssS
Il the tine Of ih ,fason sseh third PersoG hai S,e 'e
N.a Rrsr AZ AcSsrris,. -,
Duf, Justce-Opon sale Of casks sS an artisse u
merchandise which sneFwna b. essy where tnefe
fraud and wrsnty the Pares>s-r ssd
20 order her- tnped ses
ft for such articles are ana the maker whever
he the s aseea an can recover 10 than the ac'as sss
John Ebsush the Reformed ch.reh Of New Ycr
ISGRsHAN JustccA contract made with trustees fGs
seTwsid aaadsd 70 se Illegal Where eOarst s
Afsl decision tho Chapee0r thai the malas wsrs
legally oce the contracting parties no, to be charged wh
lDowese Of r gss anti sseh decision reversed
they se considered IS IA, asdeI the belief Of "a, legality
Of ther pcceed although ,1e a pisns egcas
provides that the salary shall BE- rd out o the revenues Ae
panis compel symen c moneys sHe nm e'eaH "s uss
audins .Ppen, ks nd others ,es?caisass
DAILY, Justice-The claimant under the lien law, be-
uuds the with the Where ss
offered sow @ they paid %S 80 as contract before
the len pat and hs' sees 'ncn ps,nen waca w~ m
than the the contractor sbssaeed
contset Held that complete defense and ths 'as
Justice Improperly decided
Ramsay set GwHne
DAILY ,Iustice-A defendant il not entitled to an sd
,ou-rrt rat'er right because bis counsel engaged a.
objection tia, the Ju.ies admitted mpfopes
a. the ts,a any uTsa the trial Areeept always 70 ca
tA.Aiien The judgment should be aGssaed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

ATTEMPT TO OBTars LETTERS BY FRArD.-A young
man named James W. Hall arrested on Saturday by
Sergeant Wherly Of the Second Ward Police charged
with fraudulenty attempting to get the letters of j. T.
J. G. Frost, merchants, Of No 23i Waterst from the
Post Office o asked the office for the letters OF that
finn but the clork suspectng him refused to deliver them
snd sent for Of the partners, who stated that he was
unacquained with the young and that the aiter had
no authority TO call for the letters Tho accused will TO-
day be taken before the L. y Court IL answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
BROOKLY wv ITEMS.

HiGHwAY RoBGERY.-Ofiicers Doughcrty Russell and
S. OF the Third District Poi-e arrested james ONrsl Hch"
RYAN Thos Conner and Charles Mctone on Saturday D-ht ~
olbns John Nelson OF 30 IA Court st. near
iuc while on his honewsrd They Committed Tor
lng Another robbed Of $50 the same night supposed
l. fn.a nnrI-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
fAl-e-.ig.-,s-t
SINGING BrHps Ayp FLOWER SHOW Ar BlRSrN's.

To-day e'ansace TIE sszd sfns EXsaa II sasia; ads
AID Fswer, uaa,r ne srspc-s he Ne~Y,rA Hlzr,i
osety Bsruar Gnssuu Il viii e1aiHue al h ~esk sad ~
10 doubt poy- hs aoss interesting. usles0nAby
f tbs r. rcve chinafors taste .rd beauty
70, up this vicinity N. romsness and euEiaes a'- to bs
s.~p ), the Museum visto. without eharge.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
puy yu,tice.-X defendant i not entitled to an sd-
SUPERIOR COURT.
vrnnlcr AGAINST rHE syw.HVTy RAILROAD 90

VlNnfCT AGAINST TUE NfN-WVFN NNILKONU 70.
In the case of Warren = Newell agt the Company, -
recover daas, p,oua injury by sh train Ia wh"h ne
va, ua... p.,r hAyiug the Norwich River la May,
ar, sy feIred JBrs sealed verdict tI pssta
- 6S I'VE the bad previously oarred ~
. settle tie csse .,-..,,
II, rrc.r In Thrice between Avenue Asnd recover
ssed D, stock cf groceries, already referred "
ys-rfc ftord
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

wis; faith Aldermen Howard will put in their wori by
tie way evCry one OF the fh-c Open yes'arda! mere
BY forfeited their licenses for tie aideih time within
YEAR and If Tie Corporation Attorney would pro'ecue'
would be obhrea to give them mp.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
Advertisement .
reply 10 an assertion made in The Tribune Of April

- That the lsht make Cayon pictures oeonSs excuet to
this CITY and that al ohfIs claiming tha H4h As mum
i il nav be sufficient that Mr. Wkppe OF B9sson, the
orisin Of the Cyon Dsssereotype d.es nat ehe
bs OF hi. this snh hight lie ftler
ss, will sell Mr. Brady hAlcense 20 MAKE m. IrA,oa
pssu-rreoyre will s esnonsibi, s1'n. from the
sene" tcgn,dl ~ ""'''~''
n N Y Rs,D
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
lAdver-seucutl .
T. ro,iv D., ON asserton made i'm The Tribune of April

= Th, he right % make Cnycn picture, belongs excunye 20
ore nu In hi. ty el others claiming hat rs are hl
bugs" NAV that Mr. WhPpe OF Boston me
or.ua thc Crayon Das1erreo denies A e'hes
or liz eeu ever such gsh, lie uAer SV'
IN Ny Brady the license make thu Crayon Di.Ieeo-
t,Te and vi assume Fepou bity arising from the se
'fN " fSisued1 J. \. WAFFLE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
"I-NcIr TONS CABIN."-1,is wol

vii r. rerfrnd a. Puriys Na'iona h,m 81 this evenn; for
~. ,h huudrsd ard tth tine b. snyey vtne con
rues rraba,ed The Pauosra u The Mpp and me nov
,r,ry are bcautv L. Corden Howard Eva cannot II
Iu tar, o hardened The Church sui CeFsF PiEon
zs only TAeaes IA the tF 20 see ana Jha'
Il yourself
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

There an increase of 40 from the very low number oil
bo nrecoaiug week; but still the total is somewhat less
than the weekly average since tho opening Of the year.
Convusons show increase; Inflammation OF the Lungs
ls; Scarlet Fever 6; Inflammation of Bowels s. Ihe
Broadway Fire adds to tho list of Violent Deaths small
Pox remains about the same as the previous week
The following Table will show the monthly progress Oh
all the principal diseases as well as Casual'ie' under
which head are pu: all causes Of death not usually Sao
ccted 20 medical treatment We add the toia D! "eeAs
ssnoo tho cln.n of the frst quarter Of the year:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
MARRIED.,

BRADBURY Y-TFFANY-on the lsib inst. Trinity Church.
Brtn by the DR. Lewis George W Bfadbufy OF New
Yor. 10 Nrs T. A Tia.ny 0 Brooklyn . -.
NASSiSG-koEks-O saturday April ?, by the Rev G. H.
Edgs Henry = Ming 10 Helen ~ daughter VI the late sHAs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
SUPERIOR COURr-Gnrs,L T1sN-Prcssa he wh'e az
I-1se
DECISIONS.


sued th- IT the premises tot tree
the wood hcuss IN the rear revi
the lease that the ensnt mas
rd such tu o the housr sud apirrensnee Nedt wa
given SIX and 10 claims % be erttrds
u coludes In the view and gave judgment se-
We ital a.t Hudson Insurance Go.
On policy Payment resi- ed. on ae sronni
that In the policy hs, eamPiene saoNi n0s os
unless additional premiums were paid TOT he ~
afUled
holding eac gives verbal permission 10 me usw
ow OF the premises sud erect an oe hSase aas
ssward couufermand the order ne 81 h'cf -
10 80. judgment tor plaintiff.
Laid Church
In ,ion 20 comm chaens vessel Refssncesst
ssde. -. g.. r 49,. .,. r-,., "a
Morton she Chsmpey estate 90 redeem property
vhrh been uovscd to tho company with csse hs' ns
later dsi,u payment Of interest az private se
and was secretly the Eos beas notified to party
i diyid ra r sold ind yduas The motion wa
denied at are aud appeal made judges oaAy and amp
M houg tor the parties to ente ao vss
moisse or at the heirs eond redeem s Ia view oil we
e ieay that would ensne Thought the mater
!. well 90 on the Court Of Apea' 'saSs
Hoffman thou sht the proceeding valid 'uasmeh' a"'"es
seaman sgt Law.
A. Of The Island Land
the case having the Court Of Appeals snd sent osek 10
t,al Judgment for plaintiff .,, -,
Controversy brick machines put up az new oesha
Jud, ,nen affirmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
VILLA NSBURGH ITEMS

FIrH-Yestorday morning about 10 o'clock, fire was
covered IA Baptist Church OF Grand aud Ewenss IL
hfa with but ish damage Tho nFe caasht oh the
heate under the main d00r
ytoI ,rrSe CITY ORDrN ,Ncy-On Saturday. Mr. Joseph
yb corner OF Grand aud Foulss, and NJ Thomls smith
No 28 Caus brought hefo.e Mayor all aud nued riV
s.,h fof paeiug Oh N the Sidewalk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
IAdV9TIis0Tn0nI
a DNrSS GOODS. NAREGE

RoBys AID FAMILY FURNISHING GooDs-The snb'uec,. w9na
LII m. .t,orou Of the pa and tho public 10 examine tlf
[ no. rbc has been selected with especial reference to the
x,s, o the .on Man, ful IS oent ess than he ct
Of urortaton TBsDgLI. PEissos bAAh No ~ ptVh's'
fyeet, Grand and Boomess