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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
La W INTELLIGENCE.
TRIAL OF JOHN n. I. TUCKER FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS GUILD.
KINGS COUNTY OYER AND rERMINER-DEc 9

KINGS COUNTY OYER AND TERMINER-DEc. g
Before Judge srEoSG presdngyudre MOORE and Justices
STILwELL and SrRYKER.
The Court assembled at 10 o'clock, and the evil
dence for defense was continued.
DIR. Charles Rowland was caled-Testifed that he
had on one occasion prescribed professionally for de-
PENDANT, who complained of the hesdache.
Abah p. Msbee testified that Tucker came to his
place Of business at Albany about the 9th Of july
last, when he related the occurrence on board of the
boat previously adverted 10 by another witness
Tucker said be had been follows through Brooklyn
by Catholic priest and three or fur Inshmeu who
threatened his life In consequence OF come publication
be made in the AfreTfiSeT be asked witness for a
revolver TO defend himself against attacks in the
street. witness gave him a sxord-csne which he
fourished about and said he could defend himself
with il against all the priests and Catholics this
side of hell; his actual appearance that OF in
sane man; the cane was subsequently taken from
him.
Chss. L. Macarthur, Eiitor Of Troy Budget. test.
fed 10 cOnyersing with Tucker at Stsnwix Hall, in
Albany in July last; talking about Mr.. Watson Ed.
tor of The Whig Traveller, seid be possessed Of
great statistical and biographical knowledge, and
mentioned some one who knew by heart the name Of
every man in the United States; said there we're
plenty Of men who could look at a building and tell
how many bricks were in il; there nervousness
and Wild expression of the eye when defendant said
this.
Robert Il. Thompson, formerly proprietor of The
AGrertiser, and a resident of Troy testified to
employing Tucker as editor on his paper in June last
had walked with defendant from the office 10 the
postofice, about o'clock the evening Of the oc-
currence; bought psrssol for his wife on the way
ar had toy in his hand which he bad bou yht for his
child Vincent; thought he saw him intoxicated on one
occasion.
Franklin T. Msbury, of Morrisville, Madison Co,
testified TO defendants residing in that village about
six months had charge OF Baptist church; heard
him preach and observed peculsrties in his conduct
l.. NJ. kingman druggist in the same village
testified TO selling prisoner Fosyates cordial; heard
him make an address at frsmans dinner on one oc-
cssion; the address had neither beginning nor end
and a strange production; bad sold prisoner bran
dy some half dozen times he put cordial in
some brandy and drank il in the store; might have
taken two tea spoons full.
Ezra Leland, Deacon of the Baptist Church at Nor
rsvie, testified to depressed state Of the mind Of
defendant while Pastor Of the congregation.
sydney I. Holmes, of the same place, testified to
specuiarity and strangesess in the manner Of de-
fendant.
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Ntw91ork Daily G,ibn,re
MEXICO.

web.,e received the Boletsa Ofcia Of The Re-
.,o,;og Army of Liberty q, Acapulco to Nov. 2a The
rebellion against Santa Anna Is said 70 DC gong 10Y
ward in the most cheering manner. In MicnoaoAo
de Ayares party have gained repeated t1ampns an
The Government forces now occupy only ,oe cap''a'
of the provinces and Huertamo. In batue near
Huertsmo fought on Oct %, the heera'ors beat the
eremy severely, the loss of the latter being eighty
kied and wounded to three on the part OF the former
Gen. ylares the commander Of the city Of Acspul-
20 Ia. issued decree admitting provisions except
cattle and corn free of duty. General Paez of Ven
ezuels has been on visit to the capital and before
sesvipg they gave him Cabinet dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
SUPERIOR COURT Dec a-GENEssL TrRv
Before Judges OAKLEY, CAMPBELL and HOFFMAN.


DECISIONS.
Wulism r. HcCresdy, sgt J. W. Brumsey and others
This was a suit against the President of the Suffolk
Baut stock During trial the witness who was
tie Aione could Teco eet whether the sstnment to
plaintiff under which be claimed was made before ths com
ncen the suit be fore the time when he demanded
transfer Of the scotland the complaint on failure OF proof
dsmi.sed Plaintiff in asking new trial on
the ground II the me Of recollection witness OF his A.
torney hon be bad bad right TO ely IL has been usual
the said Of the Kind aod ced 70
grant trial New trial ordered on payment OF cost from
Geor.. Derrekon sst the York and Erie R,lrosi Co.
In a suit under the statute. TO recover for pecun
iay b. the desh Of the wife Of plaintiff de-
frndsnt applies for bin of particulars We had already de-
cded another the COur sid thai was impossible 70
order in such Wa csnao, see what the bill OF
particulars can Be made Of The EDgb rule Is different
from the Jury awards propoou ably 70 each next
OF lin On the Part Of defendant il Is syerred that the app
cation Is proper Mr. DerrcksOu hiss also entered smother
wife he having family OF small children &c We d, not see
bow this alter Whether hr D. can sustain the
other seton ave opinion We mnst adhere 10
our original option aud cannot Orcer bill OF particulars
Motion denied
The plaintiff was injured in 1852, by collision OF
trains tie employe the road Its alleged tha.
be Is deprived that account OF nsht Of action a. ne
RAW ef esrecisy 10 the track In the neilhborhood Of
Wismss Bridge where the collision took place. being i'm
propcry constructed IN rea grde number Of switches
Sc The considers tina; the position not well tsken,
and that ~ chances for collision would be nee ed rahet
then diminished BY switches at the point The report
OF the referee be aside. aud tr granted.
SPECIAL TERM
Jc.eph Mshoney AIT. John +. Pennman and others
QUESTION As TO JURIsDICTIos-sUU OS JUDO
MEsI OBTAINED IN VIRGINIA.
The jurisdiction Of this Court, the Judge said
appear the record. II does when appears that
several parties jointly sbe contract has been
personally served with process resides In the City Of New
York where al the defendants without regard to the
ture Of the sctnn reside or served within the City
ode Sc sec Not one of these grounds OF Jurisdiction
appears the record The ruling Of the Judge dsmssns the
complaint, was correct. Motion for new trial denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
THE RESCUE OF DR.. KANE.

~ Ne Edstoy Of The ~ y. 1Sttsns
SIR: The responses we receive from distinguished
individuals to whom application has been made for
the furtherance Of the movement making for the
cue of DIR. KANE and his little company of braves
from the icegirt coast of the far north, are prompt
and encouraging. We have letters from Gov. Sew
ARD and Gov. FISH Senators in Congress from this
State, and from Lieut. n. +. MAsuRr, Of the National
Observatory, and from DIR. BECK, Secretary Of the
Board Of Regents Of the University Of the State of
New York-sn resdy to cooperate In the good work.
Thousands who now feel the pnching cold Of win
ter. will bear in mind DR.. kAsK and hin little band
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SUPREME COURT-DEc. 9.
SPECIAL TERn-Before Judge MITCHELL.

In the matter Of the application of the Mayor &c.
10 open Avenue A. from Eighty sixth to Ninety third.
st-MotioD TO confirm report of Commissioners Of Es
innate and Assessment granted.
Eben S. Young agt. George W Edwards and others.
Injunction disallo we'd with $40 costs to abide event
Daniel Van Week sgt Cornelius Vanderbilt
This is one of large number Of suits entered by
parties against Mr. Vanderbilt for sleaed noufuflment OF
IN relation the passage the Ihmus &c
Motion made BY Mr. CLARK that the counsel who brought
suits furnish sstemsnt TO who the various psatifs
whether presidents &C. and latter that they be required
file security for Mr. slinsn replied Decision
served
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JOsEFH HEGgaAS AucliOn~cr
rTON NOTICE -HOfTSFHOTD FIR
A. n NERwTN, AEct0asof.
DY BANGS, BROTHER * CO.-rrsde Sale

MONDAY EVENING. Dee IL. at 81 o'clock
BOOKS AND SrArlONERY.-Av variety OF siasdwd and
Miscellaneous Publications. embracing May valuable Bosk
Also large Of imgoed sed domsse staple sad
F.pev StafiueIy comprising Blank Books Letter, Csp ssd
Note Pap.rs Portfolios Pencils Inks Cards Diane. io Ass
Frelish Wax Envelopes, and variety OF Fancy Articles
DC, Ac - -,
PARCEL SALE OF LNGLlsH AND AhsklCAN
BOOKS-Fubracrs several large eonsitaments IRON ks
sIsnS together viii gest variety II elegant Books Anna
ais &c suitable for tha Hodsy se-s0u
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. Is. A. 81 oc'oek
LIBRARY OF THE LATE DAVID HOFFMAN, Es1 -ot
rare and VARIABLE Books Civil Law Wnrng Of Foreign
urisprudenis choice Historical ard Mscesne9us Lters
ture &c &c the property o. the lse Hoe. DAVID donnsn
Cssecue, will be ready three days previous % the GALE
TUESDAY Dee ls. snd tlree following days -
SPLENDID LIBRARY OF CHOICE BOOKS, I'm
CLlsH EDITIONS. IN RICH BlNDISGs- Including all
he standard authors English Literature ne library eopes
rsre ,orks In early English Beles LeTes. Histories, No
nlors Poetry Gc choice illustrated and Emhe hed works
Books OF Plates forming or s SIZE, OF the most va
usile collections received for sale ia New-fOgk
Catalogues ready.
AT PRIVATE SALE- sery large collection Of choice
Engsh BOOKS consigned hon the i.si e"nen Saen pup
isers including the hole OF NJ Hohns >ef"s o. 1v."
ofg which NAV be- had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
CITY TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

The annusl meeting of the City Temperance ALI
ance was held on las, Friday evening at No. 4e1
Broadway The full number of Delegates, Eve from
each Ward, have been reelected, and q larger nun.
Der were in attendance than at any other meeting
held since its form alton. The report acknowledged
the receipt Of $4,000 during the year. which has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
MEMORANDA.

The last English steamer from Csrthagena brings no
news Of interest from the seat Of the revolution Gen.
Melo still holds strong position, and has command
of the army With the exception Of Bogos, the Prov
inces are quiet and have declared in favor Of the
Government and the Constitution.
Several hundred railroad laborers, whose ter n of
service bad expired, have left the Isthmus and gone
home. Their places beve been supplied by new acri
walls from Jamaica and Carthagena.
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nlarbinerr, ST.


EIRST.CLASS HOUSE HEATER for SALE.
-Ops of Chilsop & Richardson's patent HEATERS for
SALE az siderable discount from coat IL has been used
ABOUT one Office but too large for the room APP
ply CRANE Co. 10 lV< Nisssa''e COZ. os ,.
1t will be exchanged for good Once stove, SUIT
able enc l. offered
CEWING MACHINES.-The AVERY SEW
- ING MACHINE Co. call attention to their improved
Machine which received the frt premium at tbs SCHai
Palace The patent has been recently purchased BY french
b. used 10 the manufacture Of Navy aud Army
uniforms For the sewing of heavy goods, Sacks
Mattresses Stout Cloth Cssmeres, where great ength OF
stitch Is required their rapid working Machine nVAl1toe
The dispute about the patent Of this Machine 70 All
Wsh good cheap and durable Machine, we say cal A.
No. 81 BroGc way.
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Bnil6ing Materials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRONTS
ROOFS &c The Underlined prepared to furnish
solid wrought iron eed Beams cut to specified lengths
price which enables TIRE proof buildings be erected very
moderate advance tie Of wooden The public
invited 70 examine tho building Of Mer Hsrperk Broth
IN Cid where they have been used For further INFORM
alton sppy to COOPER HEWITT No. IL Barlins sip
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Dee. 9.
Before Judge ISGRAHAM
pafa. Tohr II Altfs,p

To recover damages for alleged assault and battery
plaintiff in quantity Of dirty being thrown from
u stairs window upon him In defense IL said thu, plain
tai had stopped for convenience in alley aud that he
hsd sht to do snd that ssn stuck which he
did Beware Of dirty The Jury found
verdiet for defendant For plaintiff Mr. Byrne for ds
fendant MssGs Wallis q Bradshaw
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fnrs.

CHEAPEST and BEST FURS in the CITY,
~ FURs FURs, FURs, and FANCY HATS aad CAPS
for CHlLDREN-J H. MOSARQUE, No. 23 Bowery in
yes the Ladies to call and Examine n extensive assortment
Of tuhs Of variety aud style Also Lsdes black and
crab Beaver Bonne black dab and white Beaver Hsts for
misses and infants richly trimmed plain and fancy Hs
and Csps for boys &C. &c. se AL Of which ne offering
very pest bargains
AID ES' FANCY FURS.-
~ The subscriber invites public attention biz present
Msrtee, Mink Chinehls Emine Lynx. Genet, Squirrel,
for tteass city retail trade and extremely moderate
prices GEO. BULPIN, No. 3sl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
MATHEW JoRDA, Asctioneei.
DY JORDAN & NORTON, Auctioneers and

RY JORDAN q NUhIUN, AuCtIUuocIs suu
I'D Commission Merchants. No. $50 Broadway nP stsirJ
b-tween FRANKLIN and Leoaefc-sts
The above have hand end will sell Auction eonnsne
ioe pee II ard continuing gRu the casl s hashed.
x,ry large and valuable collection OF FOkBtGN BOOK jaa
arrived fion London aud composing werks In every depart
terstae and HOdern. Catalogues ready
S.Is at 4 Cd lo.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11

that they are not only cold but hungry AMI casting
.n,;ous looks toward their country and their homes
for sd-for sucor. Help must be sent to them before
!, - forever too late. +. MLRIAs.
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professional Norlfee
IMPROYED AKrIFICIAL TEETH-Dr.

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. j.
L ALLEN. late Professor in the Ohio College Of Deatd
invites attention bis improved method Of construct
ing ARTIFICIAL DENTUREs. which eonbnesshe 70 lowing
advantages: ..
vste the saliva et the breath as not even the sh
Get moisture cen get betw een the teeth tnd plate.
ID An Artificial Gum which firm and adostructibe As
the teeth is fused hh heat between AID aouad their
which them lrmly each other aud 60 the plato
upon which they set This gum mDrs TO the teeth that
peculiar expression and life like which
3d. Great strength Obtained by thus uniting the Teeth
Gum snd Plate aud no ordinary force maseahs can break
4h clear aud distinct articulation Of speech restored
This important change effected by having the inside Of the
readily adapted This perfect adaptation Of the ths
denture prevents the Kissing mued sounds IN speaking
singing often observ In wearing artificial teeth
9th The natural form and expression Of tho mouth and
face be restored in where they have become anksn
suppOrog the teeth These attachments formed
bring tie sunkeu portions and sustain them la their
proper position. They covered with tn, above named
empOurd and become component parts Of the dentar
end when shy formed be detected by The closest oh
uDes and sso the natural form ADD expression Of the mouth
and lips has been well tested having been made speesi
the authors practice several past variety
Of Photographic sod DsgueeoiyPe hksses-s wneh lave
been taken OF without this and also with
lis office showing the great change in appear
which produced In the Of individuals uow
constructed this pnncipe which tho
public invited call and examine together with other
specimens OF his improved style Of work not requiring the
above attachments
9Th Tie plates usually employed for this work pstins
the purity Of which prevents the slightest tsnsh or I'M
Ia the mouth In short this system embraces
and i poan features ghi "a readily apprec
ated by those wearing artificial dtntures upon this principle
With reference TO the utility OF this method numerous tes
monias be sven from eminent Dentists In the various
cities Of the Union and persons wes.g the work 10 this sad
other cities ALLEN No 30 BOnd-st. " T.
IT s. PASSPORTS-Indispe to travellers
~ Issued by J. B. MONIES, Notary Public, No " War
renst Of Broadway. Nst1rsIed citizens must pro-
dace their certificates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
MARINE COURT-Dec. 9. 1854.
Before Judge MCCARTHY.
lr A.

To recover of the proprieors of the Deyst. House,
for the value Of property BY plaintiff at said house
Plain iii pat the house appeared In company with
friend named King Plaintiff Left after days placing
said the Of defendant He subse-
gnenty returned for H. snd told that hat been given
kim BE claims to hold the propreors responsible na-
keepers for the vslue IL objected BY counsel for
fndsn that action for debt could be and II
anything be seion Of The Court szreeably
the decision In the Of Hall % Comstock held
Of tie objection, and the complaint dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
Sales bp Aurtion.

THOMAS MANSON Auctioneef
A T 1O4 THIS Monday MORNING, for Pres
"A ens &c: FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES. in large
ysIiety, at AUCTION.
BY TUNIs MoRRELL,
No 3Of Brosdwsy
corner Of Dasnest
This room pleasantly located and spacious viii ensbe ladies'
to be comfortable during the hours Of sale and assured on par
gains In this sale splendid stock of Furniture ROSEWOOD
psror Suites. covered rich brocstee win al srte es
making full Also French Fancy Articles OF "a
pier Asehe and China Aho Boxes, Desks, ke. Also, OIL
Paintings ard Mirrors gilt Also, superior Piano
Forte. Consignments solicited.
N. B-Every facility for sending goods
A UCTION SALE of EIGHT HOUSES and
"A LOTS in BROOKLYN Under decree Of the Supreme
Court on for, OF mortgage the Sheriff King County
will sen a. suction q Montague Ball. Cours opposite tbs
City Hail. In Brooklyn on the 18th Deesmber ls ct Il
ocfock noon EIGHT HOUSES and LOTS on Dean and Ber
gen M Rochester and Utica The property pre-
great Inducements for investment Terms made known
u sale 4 B. TAPPEN, Attorney. Ne. 81 Chambenst, N. Y
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AssAr1r ASp B.rrERY Win ISrENr TO KILL

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH ISTENT TO Mill
kbout II O'clock Saturday night named Anthony Mel
yitez was arrested By Officer Cochea the above pre-
,rrsd by man named Robbins residing 1t the corner OF
south rbd snd Tenth The assault .ged TO have been
MADE on Fosy which time MI Robbins ed IN
he street and knock ed down by person with ssang shot
Accused WA I'd examination Yesterday afternoon
officers Thpksn Miner arrested eolored med Lew
Nknon on charging him with assault aud battery
with intent kill his e. The took psce ABOUT
two wee k since accused fed from the city and returned
again yesterday He locked 20 await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11

A FEMALE THrEF.-For some time past, young
female has doing extensive business IN the tnievas
lire Per mode OF usually hiss been call as houses
where she would most likely be rtasd aud ask lodgings Tor
the night any opportunity occurred sse ~ouia Ate
Mis- SCOTS rs South Fourth ST. she succeeded ia
Arue away caring apparel the amount of 80 aud s'o
on the r. slceuee Of Mr. Lonsworth IN Monroe place
10, v.ued az IS Search warrants placed
in he hands OF aud Miner, of the First ward
WAC ucceeded YESTERDAY in tracing out all OF the soods-a
portion Of which recovered house in North Second
81 near Fourth The officers have also clue 10 tue where
abouts OF the woman snd will effect her arrest.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs d.

VUUhI IALENDAH-IHIs DAY.
Coxsos PLEAs-Nos. $40, $50, l,535, 1857 TO
$40, l 50 10 So. SO. SO I. $50.
SUPERIOR AND CIRCUIT, &c.-Published on Satur-
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rs DISTRICT COURr-Dec. 9. 1854
BEFORE Judge HALL.
LOSS or A BARGE AND CARGO.
.cnh Shirt oWner Of barg. Zero sgt the steambeN

Loss or A BARGE AND CARGO.
York
Its alleged that the barge, loaded with 2l3i tuns
Goa was taken ia by the New York 18th A1gast 1883
for purpose OF being towed to Abany cents per tan
having been paid said eonyeyance out 0ytne negligence
d barge wss GrsEsd under and filed snd suak and Sss
lost suit brought 1850 the value OF the barge
and 81 .C67 50, the value Of the cargo.
on behalf OF the Ebesnt 10 alleged that the persons on
bosd he .te.mbost frequently warned agsns
90 unusual rate and If she did relax her speed the
hare would be dragged under the and sunk but tina; the
unTr;nz was no. attended &c
In defense The owner. OF the York (Nesrs Tho e.
and Charles w Dur4ut aLd John ocnoOnnASerJ say ta
the express ssreement in taking bsrges IN to tnst snA
be entire the risk Of the barge &c lowed and vas 50
board tle steamboat When the steamboat with her tow
started from York for Albany the night was cam but
the ser~srd TO oow heavily sod being Al
and ueetpg food tide caused heavy ~heeupo1 IN
steamboat proceeded with sackened speed: and good and
competent look kePt the tow sad all proper pre-
caution taken ,,
ouence OF her condition. csusog her 10 leak or
that she started plank and Lost by OF the dangers o.
the further that barge improperly manned
there but placed 10 take charge OF h- sue NJ
Jeff and went on bosri long before this difficulty
occurred that his duty have remained on board the
barge and attended hr navigation, and that the )s -
ebsgesbe to biz in na respect and tue isa 81 tue
lihellant In not Providing proper crew .oo
The barge ard sunk opposite fonkers and cos
them The abandoned ald bras suit Tor tsl
loss. Testimony WA taken For hoeuans Messfs O"oh a
Belts and b. Cutting For claimants aessrs Plat Gerard
ard Buckley.
Us CIRCUIT COURT-DEc e-Before Judge BErrs
CRINfSAL CALEsDAR-HeDry Thompson, indicted
for .pdeAvorinR 70 nske revolt Charles Wait
au Nth dun aertus weapon; Thomas Austin aud Aaron
Crock same William Gnesn aceny at ses; jsmes FRI
sbbon embeSzng etts at Poet OHce; ant Charles rhomp
con smuggling viii probably be tiled this term commencing