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MURDER TRIAL.

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER- Be
fore Judges ROCKWELL and MOORE; Justices SIL"HI anu
SKINNER
TRIAL OF JAMES AxroyI FOR THE MURDER OF JOHN
JUNE THE Court reassembled at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and the evidence of the prosecution was resumed
John Thorne sworn-Live at No. "a Marion-st, New
yo lodsed house for about six mouths sa" him
shn O'clock day of the 5th Of March, paid weeh rent III
a. A. that time shortly Afterwards dd not see mn
6ly believe that he entered the house about minutes TO
k thought BY his step; be went stairs Is Aossn 70
r. o. his hal that found by tho body was
nom The he during the afternoon; did not see MN
ward. rs,..,s, L, ,,v o.-, ,o,,. xhan he left
,hnI he went out; heard him go down sais pei
ren nm into and stole comb and bruh neac
s ii. ,ocn when for his ha' me ma,
,orn5 bx The body before; he usually wore hosuth hs'
MT, resuuea-qhe broad And ne crown io" aoH
know "a la, material eomfosec Oh IL hae 10 -AP
usl.n Tborne sworn-Am wife OF last witness; know
.sv him In the at O'clock he wore
E..n,b h.,. h, went down stars ne came ssAn .
minutes TO = knew his fooisiep; the passage ~
the door Of him wear -, IN hi.
raaned up enough TO change M ~ s,,S.x Ixnx
room on Monday morning found the hst ne ~, o,s
6oor the habit Of going INTO ms '0o ''' ~
week -. A.. x.. 1, the roon.
6 O'Clock when took the children up -. ,h. en-.
minutes put bed the door was never e' 0f'"' Wv
trance 10 gained by desdlaeh Key , :ou
Angelo Ioparni-I am artist knew decsSseu sum
latter of June became acquainted win nm with
st. Ninth, No 2si Aneui then working to NJ s,.,
became acquainted Of Mr. Msnehini shsfs
was French bedssd three truAks an oid
one james Anton the other trvshs wsre full o.
ss loeksd Frequently epsse1 70 ct eat srssies
hsI occasion onssi@es when went cut shooting vea
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BROOKLY N ITEMS.
TIE LATE SUNDAY RIoTS-PROCLAMATIoN OF
THE MAYOR.


THE MAYOR.
The following proclamation which was issued oy ino
Mayor Of Brooklyn yesterday will perhaps be oil some IN
leresi in these times of excitement:
UAvcos The public peace has several occasions oil
late been disturbed by evdisposed persons VITO have
congregaed together in the public streets with the intent
of interfering with those who had quietly assembled on
private grounds for religious purposes snd whereas sun
dry persons several occasions visited this city the Sab
bath and in procession marched through streets
ing excitement and ileeing and tending to breach OF
the peace; and whereas. many OF wcl-dsposed citi-
zens drawn together such occasions out Of curiosity
and their presence tends produce ard 20 give
countenance to disorder and also by crowdng the thor
oughfares retard the public authorities in queng any dis
turbances which may Now, therefore |, Edward
H. Lambert Mayor of the City OF Brooklyn, do, by this
nv proclamation caution all persons from any attempt TO
interfere with the rights guaranteed alike to all our citizens
10 meet peaceaby together for public worship either
within building private grounds anu also eau
ton all persons from making any demonstration which
would tend to excite i'll feeling among our citizens by or
ranizng and moving in procession in the puoic streets IA
such places of worship; and do hereby request and re-
CURE all citizens of Brooklyn TO refrain AMI des'si from
counenancing by their presence all such unlawful gather
incs and demonstrations: and also hereby give notice
that measures have been taken 10 prevent any farther
breach Of the peace in this city and that crowds o persons
found in the public will be directed to dsperse I'M
medatey and for disobedience Of such order VIII be
promptly arrested and that the peace and good order OF
this city will be maintained at all hazards.
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poAIp OF ALDERMEN.
An wANsNN~ President pro toni, In the chaT'


AM w,xsssS. rrcsidcu, pro tom, in the char
rNttuoNS HNsNNRsp. M, ,,,.
vi Andrvw Mind for contract 10 paw ''
tN.hsm.st ard che Rnwcry At - per square yaV"'
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ,,, A.
Thai she Git, tnspcc,cr report Il any c"up'tn's n"
ever Keen made ~ him fm thc butchers proPreiors Of
,>sr factories or hotel keepers OF any n'SV', WI ~, Ga
~ he contractor fer removing gu" n h Cnr,,ollor
b.ve rci been prcmptly attended To- iha' tue
,,,s tShs, ON he h,nc.hoiling controversy ana re
.yes.ins sssdav,s presented to the Recorder by pF
Wsis> '' .,..,.,xn
- . .,,cr In rcrty .;hini.st. between seventh ana
rs.,th a>S.. Gov sewer IN bIN's"n-,'' no" Amo" '"
CAsshsm rs,ewcr IN i1 Tbrtv
IN ana rchty hNhS,s irm fcnth-av 10 the Hudson
~, aud r,siieth-st fVm Ninth-aN. to the Hudson
Niv,r; 10 hhs kMiy tiih-St. nom Sooonday' 10 i.a
T;,,r ri,A I'll. fcr sewer in forty-sevenh-st from
Ninsh-sv, - the Hudson HiNcr
fiRx per,RrNEN3.
Recommendation wed truyn the Chi' Engineer
a. she firc Department submitting. sundry complaints
sse ssnst certain drc companies and fcremen f.hu cen
,urin the police tor not arrcs;ing the hangers on OF
runncys whom he says are generally 10 oiSme ''' ' '
twshanccs. Referred TO Committee.
APPOINTMENT.
Thomss flAndcy appointed 10y UNANIMOUS N NJ
Assistant Messenger Of tins Board. IN place OF a. NC
GS,dn, Unsigned - 80
r, .,rh esy SC, riShty-thrl.st., from Thirdav. to
.,c,ro. To have One Hundred Thirty hird-si opened
l-etwc,n Fourth and Eighih-avs. 10 buid sewer IN
Rsyinstan-s from Cinton-Ss 10 the bowors; 10 ,ePn
tNe E-s Ward House. TO grant additional room
e. uosc Co No 81. To have Fflieth-st paved &c, be-
t~rrr R-padway and Eigh;hav. To have Manhaiian.s'
,,rl-ii srd frem One Hundred Twenyfifthst. TO the
HSascr R.er To have E;ghty-hrs,-st. opened from
TY0l.y 10 the East River Directing all the streets to
he kc,eG with where mains are now or may hereafter
f< laid 10 build sewer in Thryhithst. from Second
sV 70 East River
CRorCN DEPARTMENT
Aid. Hcrrick presented the following resolution;
That Oicers OF the Crotca Aquedne
Rs- ,rSea fos consideration OF the Board Of Aldermen By
a. Hr Ar Nsvcr In communication dated May p 1851 TO wit:
- i saith fcf Pre- Thee r. De Forrest for Assistant Com
rs. ard Alfred w T Chief Engineer be taken from
"a rtce and Oees and that the said nominations
l. q hszSky sevxrSlly confirmed: $500.
Az VooRsIs TUokrR and WOODWARD opposed taking
The srtec, from the hands OF the Committee when quite
lengthy debate ensued in which the matter at issue was
Almost los; sigh, Of and several of the members engaged
In controversy concerning Wing and Democrat nominees
for public offices, &c. Pending the discussion, motion
&C. sd;oarn made by Aid NooRHis, and carried.
The Board adjourned till this evening.
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DIED.

CoLBURHTn Brooklyn h. night o. Tss1:y !sas cst.
DempstsY OF Cha re w and MsJ n
months and eight dsys 49,
relatives friends Of ths family
une. ftom the his No g.
Thur,dsy 9Th inst At II oe lock N vsn ss,na.ns
Ths be TAX % Greenwood Tor ntstments
Aberdeen tseoflsnd Boston, ma w. aemo -
baaso IN ri Psons (L) and 81 Loa tAS) Pspe" passss
eoeyvsvv ~ soss.y the Hslen ~ Janses ofhis
CITY ~ a.. s.,,,,, ~ 49,. -. .-.......
r Powe respectfully Ivted " attend her funeral his
"a. % .nHnr 4 Trinity Charch
Tuesday evening, June g. Mary B. wife Of
-, xwary ths and daughter Of Col Richard C. Ven
H. ~ EIshhill Duch~ss Co, ~ Y. ssed Is .
and friends Of the family respectfully svit.d -
,rd funeral Thursday morning June ef oeioet -
without further invitation.
vESNER-oa wednr.d.y the 7,h inst Lee
B.nry vsppsr, assd a
of the family member 81 Cove
pan, todss No s. O 30 i.sp.ssfsny svsse 81
precisely this thursdsy day further svsea II 10
msns yin b taken 0rseuvooa fsr intsrnsne r u,al.
WRIGHT-Ou Wedsesdsy. June .. H. Sssns " ""ss''
ts y the sa y:S q d. &c n, a, "a also he .ssSsu
Of Hsmsa Lodge o. go. r. sss syted e ss,a -
rrtA.y. n "a iass.. fes BIZ lsss rssssses No
occek r n
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FIPEMENS DISTURBANCE.

On Tuesday evening the members anu runners oil Eh.
cine Co. No a. got into Fight together, at the corner Of
secondary and Second.s they having previously, the
same evening had a difficulty with Engine Co. No. L.
Cant Hart, of the Seventeenth Ward Police was soon on
the .po, and after considerable difficulty arrested james
Townly alias Lamb, and james Garvy, who were among
the most dsoriery and attempted to resist the Police
and showed fight making hdeous yells and behaving in
the most disgraceful They were taken before
Justice Wood and held bail each in $500 to answer the
charge.
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MARRIED,

BANCROPT-TROwBRID0E- New Haven, June ct the
residence of Thonas Trowbridgs, Esq by the Rev Tsyo
d. D. Mr. VIM Bancroft New York 20 Mis-. julia Trowbndss
dsughier ofthe late Henry Trowbrdge, Esq -
FOsTER-AMEs-On Wednesday June J, by tho Rev hsnry
Wnd Beeeh Amasa Foster Esd TO Mis- Mary Jane Fsus Amss
all OF Brooklyn.
HADLEY1 DAvIs-on wsd9estsy the tn inst, BY hs Rsy
Bsl.a OF Brdsepsrt Mr. Wshirsoo Hady 10 Mn Mary e.
daughter Of the late Capt Henry Davis, oil u this City
Bridgeport tCtl papers pleass copy.
sWiNTON-DE AREsT-Op Monday, June S. BY the Rev =
p Thompson Alfred swotou Mary daughter Of William r.
Deusre,t ell Of this City.
wAGNER-HARTELL-on Taesdss evening. Jane 9. By the
Jones Frederick c. Wagner Mics Aries fompkins
daughter of the late Adam Hsrtell OF this City.
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The Corner Stone of the Methodist Church at Commu-
uipaw will be lsid to-dsy AZ o'clock P NJ

SILK MuIsrs ParERsoS.-The silk in Paterson. be.
LONGING Mr. John Rye situated the banks OF the Psae
and Falls They said TO be the most extensive SS
Mills in They employ 100 hands aud produce
weekly pounds Of silk Via Tram, oganz ne sewing
ss and whe aggregate ysue OF which
thousand dollars Fer most OF these Poduon-
NJ Rye de-evedy enyable reputation The article
.ro ,i oiignsy introduced by himself well known TO the
readily commands from lOt II cent more than any
other United being fully equal
Fnrope spool silk II Mr. Ryles intention on the
coetion Of his extensive MILL and the Of the repeal
Of the present duty on the manufacture Of
areSs Newark EAGLE
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The Board OF Aldermen disposed Of large number OF
papers last evenng-cheay for the building of
and the grading and regulating of streets in the upper
of the City. Thomas Flender appointed BY unani
ou. vote Assistant Messengerof the Board in place Of
Charles Godin resigned The Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department in communication fremens riots, alleges
the Hangers on runners almost yariably create
the disturbances and he complains OF neglect on the part
OF the Police to arrest the aggressors.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

YoUSG MrN's CHRISTIAN AssocIArIoS.-A commence
such Association Jersey
Civ Al meeting held the purpose OF taking preliminary steps
pront Committee with power % call meet
on the October next for the Of
the Association; and to report constitution 70 that meet
from each church
y First Church d. ~ Danforth Second do Ihomis
NJ Gops; Third do Jacob HAdenbugh; fiFst Psebyt
Tlonas do. Daniel b. HARRISON Baptist Henry
Demaresi; Trinity ~ T. Chuseh b. CleveiAnd' s. Pans NJ
z Church Nj Mills Representatives from s. Mathews aud
1irsce Churches Episcopal will be added to the Committee
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JUNE g. 1854.

every hardworkng in this quarter says The Village
Record published in Chester receives the reward OF his
week labor Saturday evening, and the closing OF the
public houses Sunday viii enable him to reserve por
ton Of his earnings which, in many cases went IN an
other direction that day. These remarks apply win
equal force to every town in the United states where
liquor is cold, either Sunday any other day IN the
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pUgLUC MEETINGS.
,>o,rnn,A colLEaE SENATE COMMITTEE.

COLUMBIA CoiiEGE SENATE COMMITTEE.
,,,v,uap, TO adjournment this Committee met yesterday
4, an, Library cf the College Senator Hopkins III inc
CA.n On the part OF the Trustees Mr. he'' Their
a. and Nj Van Wsgcncn, their Treasurer appcaredi
IA in snswcr 10 the Committees question touching the
ns.rsca Gardens handed thcm their records with rccr
,.s. h the portions bearing upon that subject VINE"
~. sn.wcr u ru, In shape, twill he published with the
answers ~ the other questions probably in September
cav, The Cemi,tce then adjourned I'll tho sls' oil sop
tsnNCs next.
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CAUSE AND EFFEcr.-The public houses IN the borough
Of Chester Pa closed for the hrs me' ON sunday
l.s in obedience 70 an order from the Court and pro-
duced most salutsry eject. Order and quieuess per-
ysded the streets throughout the whole day. Nearly
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Advertisement
NoyrITIrs nv THE STEAMER EIROPA-The sui

Paris Dress Goods
Foanc-d Robes embracing
new which have appeared IN this market They
will Striped Plaid Sumner Dress SILKS
purchased sales fu . cent leo than the
ec.t Of Importation UBsDELL PERsoS LAKE No. III Broad
GRIND AID BrooEae
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fAdvertisemsni.l

INFORMANT DECISION N TIE LNIftD oIAIhs
Cernr ESTABLISHING VALIDITY OF bLAkEs PArESr
FoR FIkE-PRooF PsSr-In consequence Of the soove
the hands Of the pstsntee
instead wOud be bredneinf hvef1
materially he proportionsteiy msnufsctufe larger
than small quantity Every who bays or uses me
FsE Poor PAsT except b. viii be proscuted The senmns
oebc. " the Paientee
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n ( cIRcUIT COURT
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-wsDx,

The India Rubber Case Of Day VS.. The New-Eagland
Car Spring Company still with no immediats prospect ote
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSs-wEDSgsD.y-Beor the
REcoRDgR.
Victor Gladstone pleaded guilty To stealing 800 from
sentenced the State Prison for tive
Patrick MeCor!san pleaded guilty 70 stealing s5 from Casper
Pssz esd the State Prison Tor two years
Caroline Kelly pl aided guilty stealing ewely, clothing and
money value Of 80 from Csthsne Ens aud senenced
to the House of Refuge.
WIN johnson and convicted Of embezxng several
Of money VIM Thos Lewis carpetdesen 81 No W Pearl
st. a whose employ be
The Court then Adjourned for the Jay
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GONG Up Up

WI
balloons though walk the earta
ise humility. IL calculated hs; 900 persons viii 90 70 tne
Palace witness the Balloon ASCENSION
Palace in the evening 20 see the Aeron-
sut bin Sell, and hear h. cloud adventures
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FIRES.

frame dweling-house a; the junction OF Flatbush
Turnpike and Pacifcs Brooklyn, entirely destroyed
BY fire about o'clock yesterday morning. 1t was owned
by James Leeeh, and occupied By several families Loss
$500.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Betors Judge DAY.

To recover damages alleged warrantee Of horse,
already referred Verdict for plaintiff, si5o
SUIT BY CALIFORNIA PASSENGER.
George l.. sails Cornelius Vanderbilt.
This IL similar brought by other PASSENGERS
tried Plaintiff he took passage under
adveemen In March 1884, on the Niesrssna
Francisco 1885, that BY the terms OF said "a
vssmeut been carried without delay BY the
way OF Nicaragua San frsncoi but he de-
tanned at weeks fifteen days Of which hs
his bed from Of the climate and there DO
ug the the facihc
Francisco be compelled New York by
which he expense and loss aud brings
suit to $500 dsInsgea
defense said that the steamship North Amercs which
the from San Juan del sar
Pacific Feb a. 1852 without fsnt tho
mart OF delay and
on the I.,hmus defendant answerabe that routs be
longed to the Accessory Transit &C. To be continued
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Internationally
Enn Er-rnrr The snlendii steamer Baltic will

i..x. f Furop@ number q bos>
T p.e1TEstorYrrs by Roof Nc SIS Broadway win be
.. an, ,xery one ~ which the Europeans sS~
ROT Ire American their work Roor isk-s perfect PIC
U weather.
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couPr caLyyDAI-rus nav

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 474, 267 10 49, ,223, ,l07
l0s es2 Ss e4s, $50 o6l o4 53 0ss 51s ss5
2f sl7 ss 10 ssh s, e7s 7ss sas SO. iso 1885, $50
I0G5. 2s9, 1904
CoxMos PLgAs-Part Mos. sl7, o3l 10 93s, 93s 10
s Part IINos 9S to sl9, si $40 go s1i, sx sA sk' sH
sH
L. 8. DISTRICT Counr-No 80 80, "a to 80, IL, ~
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little muehneeded rain fell yesterday. The country
norhward, Notwithstanding the great quantity Of rain in
April and May, is much parched, and heavy shower
would be very beneficial the crops At midnight the
sky was still cloudy, bat there rain.
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Advertisement.
NATIONAL THEATER.-A rich and varied Bill Of

popular Th9seT onifh No
thar three full pieces will be performed Ia addition 10 other va
rie,iss Nilers Maid" MomentOus Question and FAIRY
L.lt Guard with the astonishing Of Mons Devsni
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL RI

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
F,O~ O6scgiions b. StszsrI W chnSrs
S.E n. ROSEETrI
1854. SAN I'm SPIN
June ....................7Oi ~ 10
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RIRTIIs.

sEELEY-Jupe T. DAuGHrER Mr. snd Mn Charles 3esey.
WEATHERsPOON-June =, DAueHrER to NJ and An W.
HALsEY-In Boston, June 5. Son to Mr. and Mrs. ChAf>s
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GAS. Gas Gas .-CMNDELIERs and Gas FIX
NM antique designs viii be funl q the
nssusarizs depot AscHsa, wAasra Co.. No ~ Brood
way The larssG stock 10 Ameries
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[Advertseme
LEE SIZE PuOTOGR APIS.-The attention OF IN

T. I
tbic called style OF DsGUyEREorYPEs ON PAPER
all .zthe fsze far surprising In depth OF tone and
bsry the finished painting canya-th- smaller sues
delicate AZ 20 likeness aud
durability they unsurpassed Perfect keneae. Of any zs can
be .de by ibis process Dagueueotypes Taken only BY j.
GuRxEY c. D. FREDRIcEs No q Boulevard des Cspucnes
Psris and No $40 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT - q,
Elegant French and India Wedding and Visiting Gard


engraved ssd printed the ye weddns OF sve
drptiou importation fom Psrs sad LONDON ssor
plated Door Plates so Broadway cor Of pasnes
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i'L xaziBg on thee mother,
Though seas between sweep,
And yssrsh have traced upon my brow
Their burrows and deep,
And ike dream OF other days,
Thine meet mine own
Aud -we smile Of long
Cheers on the wanderer lone.
DAGuERREOTYPEs set in lOckets, seals and rings,
Bs.DY lPr.miuI1 GALLERIES. Nos S5 ;nd $50 Broadway
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Advertisement

advertisement
We are requested TO call attention to the sale OF
WATER PowEk koLLIsG and WIRE MILLS, Peesskl, on
TUESDAY NEXT.
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correspondent at Franklinville will accept our thanks
for full particulars of the Wckham murder Ills letter
was anticipated by special reporter
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The Court-Martal in the of Major Wyse has founc
him guilty Of dsobedence of orders in refusing to embark
on board the steamship Falcon: and he has been sen
fenced to dsmisson from service, a punishment
therefor.
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AccrpESrs.-Wm. Mccormick, youth Is years Of age,
uesday evening by being caught between
the Fulton Ferry boats ana the bridge He conveyed to
tie New. iors Hospital.
vouns VIM Sherwood severely hurt on Tues
sd which had been discharged
n striking him He taken to the New YORK Hos
pifa
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowYED.-Coroner Hilton yesterda,

held an inquest No 1872 We upon the body OF Edward ar
Ian a native Ireland % Of who seedenaI
Thursday evening the foot Tfcy East River
The d.c.s..d with brother engaged unloading from
and accidentally fell into the dock Efforts were made
they proved unayang verdict Of Academia
Desh" rendered by the Jury.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morning, Charity Collins,

SrIcIDE.-Yestcrday morning. Charity Collins a
ceored found dead her the corner OF fert
bnpsinr which had been made fast For some
partially and imagined that she
burden family Coroner Hilton held inquest on the
body and the Jury snicie dung
srach of insanity The native Of Long and 81
wears Of age and bore q excellent character.
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DRowSED.-On Tuesday evening last a boy named
drowned Rocky Neck lie
had been on az Grand his mother short distance from
hone accidentally FELL in;o tho water aud be-
fore could arrive b. away by the tide aud
drowned.
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MERCANTILE LrBRARr.-The ceremonies connected
with the Inauguration Of the building of this popular
Library will off tonight at the Church OF the Pur
ans. John r. Brodhead and Horato Seymour Governor
will sneak.
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To The Editor Of The ~ Tribune
SIR: The reports of the murder case at Cutchoque
states that Nicholas 81 Balm" Dane, or " Behechan,
las lie II last called hired at the office OF the Com
missioners of Emigration There must be mistake
in this statement have examined the register of names
OF parties hired and find any such on the books
Tor the last three wears. Respectfully
'i INV '''' '' ' JAMES p PAGAN,
Superintendent Emsran Intelligence Office No. Canal st.
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IT, s. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judss IscsRsoLL.

q. y.
May Jane The Owners of ship Jane Cooper
Ielant SAYS she hired stewaIdess of the ship
Liverpool and back At $40 month-sh.' balance
brings cioN the amount La desass
II ad fully her duties that tho amount fairly
due was her aud that this suit hoad have boon brosst
In the Marine Court instead this Court Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

Mr.. Randall was therefore declared duly elected.
motion to declare the election unanimous was lost and
the election Of Assistant Superintendent was
then considered, the being again ceared) After
about an hours debate the determination OF this question
was adjourned till next Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

ELrcIroS OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
scHooLs-At meeting held by the Board of Education
last evening" after much deliberation with closed doors,
ballot was taken for the election of City superintendent
IL. 10 nllorxinn rn.nlt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

EasrHRy DIsPENsARY.-The following is the report OF
this Institution month of May Patients attended At the Of
DWELLING 22uales 81; females 1888 Number Of persons vacela;
sied -m.les SIS females 57 total l6Sl There were cured
OF eevsd i hospital o. remaining uudr treatment 81
Md Ofhe whole number there born in the State OF
N.wYork United i6 and foreign countries
Il Medical advice and medicine usual furnished gratis
prescriptions for the month being 258 The
largest day ISL the smallest number 5 average
pei item &C.