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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07


FnH AND HoRn AND GoAr BuRnp.-A ars broke
out at O'Clock u, Tuesday, in the rear Of tha tene
%sns building anCwn e Canary Castle Nos II and 10
department. without communicatingto the nsehborine
dweings Some woasss sere washing b the sheds a
the time the IRE cfgipsed stablea djoiniuR being ID
the rear Of No y sussex street. also destroyed
wss used By M Krsutser baker, in No. ~, whose
horse and goat were consumed with the stable. ne
hundred PERSONS and some Of DO adjoining SridnsS'
were smpted Of their housekeeping contents, which
were thrown into the street y confusion and to the
peril Of those 1T work to save the building
CASE or suN 6rnoED "A German, named John Frederick
specker was found dead yesterday, In hcd 1t Sher-
wood, In Bergen. He had bssn but two weeks In this
country and was employed BY kr. Young At Sherwood
ne Ieft M YouDg's house on Monday, Complaining Of
being unwel BE had evidently died from The ssc5s Of
upon the body and II inferred IN The Bay Cemstery
The deceased had ~ IN gold and silver on his person.
which, with his clothing and papers, in the Coronsr
possession.
DnrrnnAxcs-Lats on Wednesday evening, the po-
lice were arresting disorderly Irshman in the upper
part Of Grand street. about sixty of his friends surround
Cd the ocers who had him, abused them and threaten
ed to rescue the prisoner The Rec rider and several on
came TO the aid Of the policemen who made the
and succeeded in getting the rst prisoner and two
Of MS friends 70 the cells They were 6ned % each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

New York DutchmAn.-The puhllshers or
Mstsw York Dstehuan would lnfsrm tSs rss1sg pubic
that they have rsengngsd CIR old editor y. dfmn
nsise 70 cslforsis ne Dutehnsa q ths week viii ees
snA 6ns variety Of matter Ths Dusoknsn
on sale ~ all the principal depcs n the United Sasss
Brother Ross Josss. Abby Yssss and Eisworth ;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Hor WEATHER AND HoT WoRK IN New
HAxPsH1Rx.- Wednesday last the thermo-.
meter ranged between SO and 100 in Concord,
New Hampshire On the same day, the popu-
lar branch Of the Legislature passed series Of
red-hot free soil resolutions, to the following
effect
/. Against the introduction of slavery into
free Territoriee-l60 to 118.
2. Against the repeal of the Missouri CON-
promise-l55t to 10.
8. Approving theAcourse in Congress, against
the Nebraska bill, Of Messrs. Kittridge and Nor
rison-l56 to ITO.
4. Regulating their Senators in Congress,
and Harry Hubbard Of the House, for support
ing the Nebraska bill--l52 to III.
Hot work this, for hot weather like that of
Wednesday. And this is the condition Of free
soilism, to which our present free soil coalition
administration has brought the State Of New
Hampshire. We shall perhaps have q report
from New York still more interesting to the
South in November next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

He KNOX Spots cut - Everybody, ~
friend Of obfvsd chs other DAY when W were dig
cuene vsh him Abs relative supsrely Of hssssrs
Feel thsAn .aid euS frend, sAowng SIS hat I've
sxly svesy nsscl.s a.d t's stnl = seed 81 new We
tursr AID he told 20 70 KNOX either On
Or under ths Prsecctt Houss which dd ssd s1vss al
ffisnda Dc the sawe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

CoNvrcrRD OF BEING ENGAGED m ru1 SLAVE
TRADE-In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
u Boston, on Monday, Charles Kehrman, master
and John Mccormick, mate Of brig Glsmorgan,
chsrged wirh being engaged In the slave trade,
were found guilty. KehrmAu was sentenced 70 pay
: nne Of 81 900 and be imprisoned three years il
1an-McCo mick to pay hne Of $500, and be i'm
priDoned six months In Boston iail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

BOardlng.-very PIeasan3 ard Newly Far
nishsd single or II suts With hoard ~ Hudson
street oppests 81 Johns park Modern IN in
the house. References rsqrirsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

are designed for ths equipnsnt ofths Cfeolss. in
aid Of the .fliSssseroes Upon thsir next inv
sion. Possibly 90; but - George Law and seve-
raj enterprising Yankees were the consignors
Of the artillery and small arms in question, and
~ their shipm emit was doubtless business job,
we are rather inclined to think that the cargo
was intended for Santa Anna, and that the par
ties concerned have held back the ship, await
ing the ratification Of the Gadsden treaty and
the pay ment Of the first seven millions to Gen.
Almonte. The money having been drawn,
II the Grapeshot does not soon make her APP
pearsnce at Vera Cruz, George Law Co. will
be open TO the suspicion Of being engaged in
some pretty extensive Revolutionary specular
lions in the leland of Cuba. A short time ago
the Grspeahot ives reported as having been seen
in the British Channel; then we hear that she
is at the Belize, and then at the Isle Of Pines,
close inshore against Cuba. Dodging about in
this way, shouldn't wonder If she were to make
her next appearance at Havana, as the prize of
some Spanish cruiser. At all events, the move
ments Of the Grapeshot have been very mys-
terious and somewhat suspicious. Wonder il
Marcy knows anything about her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Nothing RuH3ss ths Tsmpsr More than .
nisattss snceyasss s,d l.ssrs Isrssses,
stskss and the sAixts heDs
tine ans true TO MEASURE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

The Most Drsssy suaAsr Clsensng n New
York 70 be found - DRUMQ0LD PnoCHS Ne. 10
Fulton strseA Their uaque An1 eossy ving
customera thair aa1akllGhM1uA. -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
DIED.

BEEsON-On Sunday llh lust, Mrs Caroline NJ Benson, wife
et John q Benson afor lingt ring llness
The relatives and ends Of tho family nyied 70 after her
the residence Of her father Samuel Martin, No 81
kiss Tuesday, 10th rst at NJ Her remains viii b.
fsksD TO Greenwood.
BUTrERFIELD--t wiiamsburgh, /. l., the lSth inst
Austin ButeTEe Esd formerly Of neheeI n H. 10 the 18th
year Of HE sfe. 80,
The the family requested TO attend his
funeral Nesday l6ih inst ats T. NJ fom HE late nsdence
" ausbuigh, without further invitation HIS
will be inter cd In the Cypress nuls Cemetery
Vermont and New Hampshire papers ease cory. .
FANNlN(On Saturday morning, May ~ Al the residence oi
father No. 1enht CLAkSSA LUCINDA, eldest daugh.
ter OF James FAM ng, AGED years and 10 months
FAIN-On the lih fh Monh Thomas tu IL The 7'h year Of
hsste. 49,.
hneta residence, No a RobiusoEf, Third Day
(Tuesday) 10th met, ats r NJ
HARRALTs relatives friends and ecquanianees Of the e
Hemy Has invited attend his funeral At Bridgeport Ct,
on Msnday ihk st p NJ Carriages viii be waiting
the srival ofhe n 80 tIsr e.n New YORK
RUDpY-John Ruddy, eyed % years
His remains will be inferred In the Cemetery Of Eversreens
THURsT0NOn Friday evening, i2th inst, joshua Vhnson.
In the seth OF his
His friends and those of the family respect
fully his funeral hom his late residence No -
Wyckofs South Brooklyn 81 O'Clock Monday lh inst
(srTaees viii be waiting the Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn
WELLER-tn this City Thursday moruuG, lh inst amer a
1ne Hannah Weller in the bssiu hope Of
Teciion 10 eiosnal life.
Her remains were taken TO New Jersey :oT 'ntesneut
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

l.. c1rs6aul. .ys.s - - ys... = q yesss
s,.reeci;oss vxrs 1rrcree -. -. - :. - -
5s srrivsis krosd doc IL e. v.ss & se.zf p g - ~
xarsr N II si.e 1lse su wHkAr s~ do cess ~
.~Irssr5 4 <5< hA7s FLouR
~ 49,, e.rrrsey 6r American Cereals gsese fss vns
Vnrsr l2is ecnlnon S.a-:es ~ iis; lra rns lIs w
S7,e- caualisn. 81; exus, 0IS, NJ
fspsaS CoRx - sbeve- -
49, srhes rssiss quiet taysr ony sAe
80 shsv is lsfsly 6r0keus ehxses eus
= srp coxrecf Ia: ths kwest qualities e31e
Ia orer ssi he better qualities which are scarce ssay
NJ. Hsar-iSers uoshiss doing ia shis sztir,e
fenI large susnta h&s been done ss sz and son, poos
!, q e ~ On The scs and to srrve, from sp>cuisoss
s,ir S.iy md for late delivery ct ~ on inPo lave
!. s.M rsshr more srnly r y. C. es9ss 50 esks
Ororso xl; essks A1rshsn -; ie' '1ns fsSn si'
An. sesree ana cors freely ba
a d<scrprion The comparative f.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
PnssenEera Arrived

., tastlp Wasins yo- Brerel aad NatAaz 1t'a-Nrs
n. az. lden NJ Hosschsser sdy and ehd w 1sse n
rnslers aLG lay SchaI W Reimer and tGy hYe chil
sua tao servants Mrs Gfve three children and sfysn A
> -.se a Rner W G,fken n 7. VI Gahe J. Brann, = New
s brchers Th James nls Dietrich and two children snd
spi1nsId s1d Dr. HHku LADY and child NJ schins
HripSirg Ereedtss I g. Ssnse and lady, berchmer
.dy s,a iii F. ching N.1chner A BerFsein W Eett
rb Siedcl ,rd cld y Vo.ter A koleh = hsne, and
arrer H. Mitchell : ssi Hluburzer, l. kntt eih
Leir r.ia Andre Br1ulnr. Mare. Week dy snd
NeTuh ard irdy Herzfcd Brrdiy and child J. ylinef
Herafeldt Pauae VI FrenEd. C. w. Rszen, = !" Codif
~ dy and child J. O. Nalncr lady and child, g. \ houing
Roth Ulrich lady and children 4 Bley r appod.
Banan j. Hielran. l. Ocrbarg, C. kottnen, L. H. Arnold
I.v ara u. CD drn " aud iy Ro herwel FEEDER
two ch drsn " Nsuen Ranchflss b srede, NJ { sedl
and elni D Rskm Hca " Weineh, : Mulbege C. Mayer,
c Rsswad Jscker =. P. abb T. r. Mendel J. wilson, {
Lukton J. J. Strong H. J. Wel's. w. Ames. v haT.-sA
d, ming. G. Ciids. w. Anen. 4 Red, J. K We d.
the Rev ? l. Warren sad lady. NJ A. Hilbert, j. fowe,
J. II Lcmhere lady, two children and servant, WIN a
White LADY r. J. Judson and three children smith aud
ltdv II Sne ling .nd children J. Mschn adv sud ch
dsn lady T. Banand ard ady l. Dnon and end
7 Crime H. Hutchus lady sn1 fv children, w Def lady three
children trd servant. n Hgham ard two children 6 Fe T.
steue Hoyer tut lady Lowell lady and child INNS at'
Children Vog l-dy and four children ; A Appi
7. Evsns, wm Bnwn, HeIbnn, Besrue, j. Vincent aud
Fg Rensui. W Roberts r. Gaipn w Johnson Grove lady
and child. Tos-2fo passenger
n chr, Hrdidn from NJ Thcag.T Richards Rcss, James
Ross
"A,. s. Mery J,on Po,'o Cabe'oM Mecuchen, Ma Az
tonic and two children
Tine Nassau P-Capt Pedr.k Of mp Ir-ua
der. Suaty. cf Briz sa4sGe.d.
In fohr. DIX from Cedar ksy-G. Parsors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
M4RINb JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw.YoRK.......MAr
Cleared.


siem,ip-Jsmesion, Ca7endy. Norfolk Lldam Piess~ntsi
Nashville. Berry, Cheeson. SpOd0rd, ileston Co
Shs-Aug (rrus) tierke, s.. Audews w Smith Go
American Cousrtfs Williams. London, Gnunel, Mnturn Co
Margaret Eyens Pr London John Orswod Premier Pafga
LyCTool H. 4. r. W Meyer Dako;ah Card Liverpool A Lea
"; Crcitn Haley s. ST. Ih,rs A. &. l. T. Checsbrough Hell
y,iia Marsh. New -Ore an. " Nh.ock. Jr
Barss-kosnos (Breml Wesseis Bremen Oerchs Co = w
nash Worth Ba,sso (Aca Wacj Kasiede tOten Gades
Agustns Hernprs Muller @ sling uecou, q odls Havana
Ctone (Brtml sirnker Richmond Z. PaVensdt Sehana
B-Psulire (Yc Bocka.n Porto Cate 3 D. Agrcdo Cove
lsuazo (sic.l Rzo Malaga Chtntern, Robinson Co
sarah Bcwn AL IT, Gotteutury Furch Merckej Fa7ore,
Vhie -. Thoras. n. VI. Fireman Co; a. A Stephenson,
SAITH Cayeune Z n Hurba, Co Nancy Pa!ted Cody Port
Prince Paev CO Humboldt. Gem Ponce II D Brookman
Co.. Wn. T. SsHo;d Sekeron. Cardeuas ". ID Broos men
Queen Esher Pentef0n Trinidad, Cnbi Pstefr)n Naisl
r, terirt Din tBr Mcneil - Johns y b 4 Leary irs Br
HsFGx 6 Whitney Co Europa IBrl Francs. s. lohD, n
p J : Whury Co; Adfiaucs, sjtnder Calso. flEch K
ucke; Lacy Atwocd Awocd Doboy Island. T. T. Buck CO
I y Mayi.W Long Arskspss Mayhew. Tsbol a 60.
s-lconfrKirr Fisher 70 per, Sear0rt. Ne, o. l. hlchi
Leader Besne Boston J. H. Havens; Geo Mangn scudier
Torr Esfri Moses Warm >on - DOMINGO J. o Sa,dyi Wa
ton tBr LcNaF Peou, AAur Leary Rchnl ID tBrl Gard
: 80. ~ r p = Seyirs Som OH. fBfl Aadersoa 81
Gsorses Keiy sra. ~ Ars Joy Ryder, JaessoGsle c
c Lcrfrr swan Thlderhi, Brei Son Col samuel Lewis
Potter PhlsderL J. ". Mckee Cornea Fa1.sGef Boston
Dayou Z STrrrrt. Wa Henry Allen, Bristol nasfer.
socTs-Am.rcan. Bf-Es. P.yid J. H. Harers; Colres
sr-ges Pllyderce utseT- 1homar Frl ha Proyieu
t,ri c Heedsn. Wsrs Poydence master Warren, Issey
Nsrthsul J n. HLvcra
n Robirson Bsnoe Parker Vein Ken
rebtc Cores, PhlaftiEhs. {. T. - ldiOrl.
prorcIss-Goyeity bel rnilsdsr rh.a. J. & v Brgz-
Barre l. Joe sh-~, PhnAaeiPais, Hand hrsps,des
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Markets. :. .CAnrrrILr RrrOR1rp rOR TIE TnlnuxE

SATURDAY. Nav i3. 1885,
AsHEsThe steady but for Po;s and Pearls
vfeh tSorr6 took ~ .linner $50 and sps lsi
FLOUR AID MEAL-fse[e =. only limited 9G1a n IS DONG "a
especially for the better grades the Eastern dnsnd . not 50
.cive brt there inquiry for future delivery and at easier
Canadian qoi and { 3s @ a9y g =, a. q the te' % Of
and o7s for mixed and fancy Melis;n and com.
to GOOD Ohio Included in the aes ae 5S s sac & TO-,
grades and tbs demand moderate ga eso 100 eels At ,@
l2latlo Is and RE Flour irn
At - tor & e0pSp % % M Hs1 H. - % IS and for 9s R1sadyrs ana
GRAINTere s Thea, Of rn but The trnsaeons are
y c Ss S sooa wee 9T red IN oe ti and DO White
% - @ Rye IS withou' material ha9sc ne eeR,na 20 I.
: i8 divr-d he mills noh Barley scasee At
81 nas 9 oats fair demand but are loweI sale, Of STATE
os1ed H. sa. are s., oo bush at 75a7 or aa.oaad
9S75e rot nand va9 7S Sor do baadne 5i97Is oT wts
soa -s07ic for weer mixed. snd 10 southern y.loW
2icc fr Pson dosing 26ci Drudge sales Of 50
TEoyI3i0S5-Thels demand p, PORK for the ,r'e
Gsil Me- and ~ IN o. Prime; the nyal. lon l..s
sgo ,.asy; notice Invoice OF 80 bbs M Meas oi
so. efH5 lts asa for Coia ..si tll@ s. ioi
rss very Grn +la@6 Lard uihr drner; 'llss Of go
il rsqu sc, hid, ic. s. az should
e. tne g. i ,, 6seon i sn iHd hesiy i ba',e' % y n e
cOFFEE .e.d marx w,t fair deaud 'sles Of 800 bags
RIO nc SO ai, Java n ~ - beg M,.19G at -
sUGARS-6ai @'i's eFinges dsll without .ay gao,.s,e
Cuta m ,IJo bond and 80 Texas o. last evening private
tenrs ard 10 boxes Havana at6!c
HOLASs rie demand moderate and prizes hardly
htls Orleans pa PIC 40 cliyed Cub.
ld-0c a CuG Mucos ado Nc and - ioo REQ 2 D(,c
RlCTTte mar. , firms sse VI oo cssks a. - Jldti l2
hOkEiSaies have teen made of - iblA - Domingo a. 5J
Sc and bbis Cuba Sic both for no ne c.nsunptIon
TEAThe ssle today Of ngocc passed III prices fully
equal 20 The .sst SALES.
HOPs-Afe dull and unchanged. few bsls brought previous
prices
LEATHERConinues light stock and the demand for
Htmcck sole j. rEed. OAK l. very firm q. previous prices
HlDES-ATe y,ry firm ana in good demand Sse- IL City
slaughter x light wright and u 1ic for heavy ed and
&C. for do 400 drysated Penafnh-co TO arrive, 70 A 9c
90 Chi, ago sis shi,T. f0 i0s. &C., easa-
lkOhIL market Is quite arm for ScOtchpg Sales o ~ uns
in lCts. a. = 90 20 s. 6 months.
lIABHCld,s sails Of 20 STarsh ad q sh
a = 81 80 s. ard Gaena ~.
OILS-Euesh Linseed active snd better sales II 900 ga
Ions whole and 600 gallons store ~ 81
steady. sa.s tske srd boxes - s7l - 7i
foI qut and tns Lard unchanged. sales 0 gal ns ia o AZ
75c fr 0aSc y Wtstrn, cab aad ar months
Othti desctiIii.rs quiet ara unaerfd
NAVAL STOkESUuI uaIAet Oi .prs Turpen'-e s lower
fales l5 bbs q &c Common Rcn quet 81 ~ bblt
Wilmington I'll 7o deyere.. and 80 Db csd,d do a.
r.. Tar. Pitch. sc. qHi-t.
ICBAC( O-Sd.Cs Lkl. ken.lcky 7Qtl. Gad "a tl.Ce lls
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

Nd inss,, diser very lsas i'sn 49, : e Lg
week The stosk # hskna Y - 9 - -
fsssl4o oss, Ieavsg decrease Of xiss NJ dselns
ef Gao 100 has taken piece IN The scive cscslsfen o.
rsss The Public Dsposs exhibit IN rsesse q = ss2i
,s.s M 727 and de unemployed notes fl7,s9o vhiIs
a4ooss how decrease Of f1n,7 ,77s; G,ycrnnenf
s.',;ser fs,s. So and other Securities, ffss 4al.
The BhckvsI had arrived from Melbourne, whence
.e called the ash Of January. with IS 900 ounces Of god
vs.oed at 100000. The vimera, from Sydney. abosi
,e ams date, reported with 5000 Ounces Waived q
fl4ooo. Ineiadirg fU,oco, brought by the fngste
pssnd from the Psc6c the arrvslson Thursday reached
Tbe rsse of exchange from Paris shows sght improve
r. but cold continues to be cent there, and further
.uu Of about 10000 taken from the Bank Of Eng
land for that purpose
There had been further supply Of Silver, and b9 -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Arrived.

re, hip Alabama schencS sa7aunah % lslss ads-
ard riss 20 Mtch May = 5l NJ, sp9.s sap R3bes.
stssn.hp sar OF tn South, Maks, NevOTe-s d. mte %
I 2 stniou.
ard as % - fcrd G.. May ~ An spoke sap
fucsv Chass Liverpool The >0u-e0cr welt the
nd & The Es-t b-ns was com NJ dafrs ne IN tns
juet. ard arrive her dock 4 " Her
rr'd durg lie morning mo se s.esmgss OceAn snd
SIP As,h Ed~sds, Liverpool Arr u Hdse ard rs pas
fa wen o. Va Cui0l Two -.-r's cied tie
Afu d. e1r rer-ncse VIOLENT gale cou-l-iur : : -s
e. lcr q lPM sap Si.h na.iBylii 81 he ioy
stsui .lne; cay as P Il, passed
', -n Ss =, siS ~ a. s - Il, = q y "a - - Pc
sny hrse i,ebsrE w ii. q g. lon s. - s.lazed p
n 50 D. ss-a sd shr Il G De.lny Ic = p y B. for
l4ftTce Lisht 20 IL is- a. -. lon ID 90 p0t
M.rle.isr sts i. lca Elated lp MAJ Han
rah blnd y. tth 3 II edge o. Gso.sI to'L 4
rict fIC-- tcs JEcol A. y lfrryt.-
sap " Einln, Lst1y Galveston = L. eo9a hdes &, 70
J. a. Braatr4 Co
E,li May ssde ,of Bos.er sll.r yewO.as Il l va,a.
Bis P--eiFe Glehfst, Ssa7s, by aosany &C. 70 Tha-
Br c Ksruedy of Lubel Corhs Csra-u. ss.af .l
raeisfs,. MART, Ro Co. sessel = Bret, 8
B Ere-ld b. " Dead, GE-Ha Tux, rarti Is,lz4 = q.
S,ir Johu o H.lAsr ,3r-sel Thom7sou Loldr srd L.
t-r 8 e. T-e-e s-e fl- ID IN dres- nd.s 20 Cox 9n
Af- % sf q a. ei 81 ? Emsne Eo-, showed
BIKE tuEs rcd toidsr, with ts-E lss-s
sh- c y kassrs lef Sea Lan-onl Rcg,rs H-7trs o.
lleiFfl 2 P-Essl &C. Nay p q s lsa-d passed
: f-r. ard 81 schr ssHk.
scLf Csfoa (Daa Lamsn.A P u PA :, T.. .ab.ceo lr
hoe % {. KcssTe Co - go. q tie 64f stream.
Teriereed hsGTy gaze heE W. onsa, osnne Of ne ors
SIR sr,sse Dskr,or Doboy I-ana laaber to Van sr.
fa'fcu Ne IA A,.s--.. tos-l New f9rk d.T. oIt
sesf Henry Css HI,eline sesoerE, T. d nAV.
FllIel-sl s-- Ct se..h NG,ls Yes oIe-L D. 4.e y
7. s'L..or.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

~ 80. N. ereunsssnee. of the case n sns ame ,., on
10y m. b moer,tc candidate for Adfrm cs oc,ock
snsr election " Boys dint oo1, Tv Jossph II.
- IN, ,y.nns them were mS,a mS, p,-ncso and Barr.
,sl,d Brsclev 20 Win h" ~ r. - 10
,oa bipn 20 ssk ihents 10 c,le .I sfer "A ococ.
w.,,c-s. teuse Ard remained thIs een.fs-r. u 1.-
fogIlz scntf -
snnAmf thk "a Aa1er'csns gwen ~ o. 80 OF
w. ~ .bc e,iieA a,o he 'fcn' ''-' 80
with lin resye 70 H. sou ~ ~. "a .
ths ,Se,rs. ard with hand jonee t-AS pN9t ~ I'M
Mr. Harrison, g't o1 hin, one
~ hb Bsr hs he hand, On m mute or |o eipsee before
Some Of the wilntsss being fadfled a. the TINE
.rs -" 1o 6e hat BIstley, who s mach larger
~ p.,, and rather notorious ruhli3, steekcd him,
go vile etifhet and, sskng the bottle OF vine struck
S he had; Isrl inerfsFec with bradley and
fTkng ard consdssaoe fsag
Srsn pry ofram and psy from bow bu' finally
Bar pulled o9 from Bradley and The later cred o7i that ~
rushc SIGHT Of pns
ssrroyd The tesiEa0By did ~b4s sennni wa pro
.1ssd gave la trying he counsel eyao aI
ns tny political fceinf the fuoJtct, a. thS wa
ne Court was ocouyfd daring Friday forenoon IN en- esans
sinoton Quasb The indciuen hhe c.lnssi were psi
Hd Btdley friends svng 20 have the ma er copuna
take slJ and dol tae nt.ter btf
The eHpoture whiea would Iesu ifon me l 80
the seeHen and wiling % eve part the %
70 settlement his friends applied 70 for he
bsarse declined the The tt0a0Dy
sh. coed SauIdly The sammed up
evening they IL with yeId Of guilty q sssa and bsry
Bar and Erancsco s5Sach aid discharged Bradley
indictment for assault and battery sT1ns ct Of The sane
afIty
IN the case Of widow Conror who sued the NewJersey
Trsnportson Company damages r the accidental death
husband ptny given her *0 notwstsrdng they
gained The O ard pot TO @1o eSpense defendDgt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
La W .LNI'ELLIGE,NCE
SUPERIOR COURT-GEyEsaL TERN.
DECISIONS.
Inhn MnrrnY AT. HenIY 7. DegranL
JVnL HIuITHJ ~ 11''1'J T > '7E'-
necision az 10 cOrts in Courts Of RecOrd In ac

Decision ss TO in Courts Of Record in actions OF
baery the damages claimed exceeded Sp ou'
recovery had teon of only ~ The C,I ef9sed nd. ise "a
Of If53 ,xeppg ,be jgsdcOD Of the Asnc Cont - ~ aud
Which say party suens in Cosri of Record for svh eass Of
s.se uDsss verdict for go shall only receive ma
.,ns co to tax under the old rue sad apPea N
made 20 the CLERK 70 tax costa
held the Marine Court law docs not prevent party
where The claim for damaecs exec as
hon that under the atter part o. the si sec
toa Of the law the pee Iecovefng Judgment
= Dtied 10 then The he
bs In M ambiguous the Court bound 70 give iar
the former In Tesect 10 cots Let he 'e~
bill f Of the plaintiff herein according %
The sis ped BY be Code bat not an amount 70 exceed the
syeuut OF iudgpon recovered by the plaintiff
FrGncs Wright agL Geo. NJ Chapman: .
rro Plsinli6 manufacturer Of iron,
and sreed in 1851 20 eonments 70 defendant me se 10
additional Il cent. 20 guarantee all sales
Claim was ultimately by plaintiff uIon defendant of large
sum present question the peadnRs and 70 e a"ed
BIZ which denied At SPECIAL Term Inc Court
that they will look into the nature the
def nse and object the 70 so up an uncscionabs
defense the Court vii not hp them Order at special Term al
bImod.
considerable Of money Defendant had leave
rayng md his lie rendered the answer
the ground that there
he had been paid PGinf was sustained by
and appeal made Judgment OF Special Term al
6fmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Disasters, &C.

Boston from Cauitr the 5h and lth inst
about ST. oo 0j heavy gales from w had sails srt
bLiy 0ks aud sustain ed other damage.
BARK Searpo which hss boen ashore SAG
HaItor through the and expected 10 be ao
FIRE days aud destroyed together with
aEd other wrccking apparatus
BARK first conlesnrd the vessel
p Sic touched bar ghty. however aud
proceeded without damage requiring from
the wrcCkcfs
TGER Faker from Philadelphia FOR saeo with coal got
ashore SacO River Bar 9h hut ghtcred on without
much damage.
scHs PscEToV Of fGoucester in beating Of Port
Midway ID rock and carried her Keel fore
and ar.
Ma BARTON Of New Bedford has contracted % raise
shr Frances aet sunk Oh Mshaun Point 7th Inst aud will
commence operations nm dis,ely
lFor odda,oaGi Shipping Intelligence see Third Page
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

AT Philadelphia the Money market continues stringent
and paper unless of very approved character, with
more difficulty placed. The quotations for strictly first
class names are al3 cent? and for secondcass IS
II y cent.
At Boston the Money market s little easier and stocks
improving.
An election held in St. Louis County Monday
last which voted by majority Of 3,l5j 70 loyy
tax upon the property of the County to the amount OF
81 200 coo for tie completion Of the Pacific Railroad to
Jcferson City. The tax is to be $500 600 per annum.
The Trustees Of the Old Bank Of the United States have
issued notice stating their intention make further
dividend Of the in their hands TO the creditors Of
the Trust namely the holders Of notes and postnoes and
deposits mentioned therein. Said dividend will be de-
olarod tie 3Oth June the Office OF the Trustees
No. 10 Wanut-s;., Philadelphia. Those concerned are
notified forward and prove their respective debts
demands before the time thus appointed for making and
declaring said dividend