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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
HAYTI.

Tie bark Chas. L. Lex arrived at Philadelphia on
Wednesday last from Port-au-Prince. Her captain
reports:
% At the time Of my sailing from Port-au-Prince,
and for several days preyOas, the Inhabitants of tn At
place had been kept in state of excitement oeca-
stoned BY the extraordinary military preparations that
were heing made there by the orders of his Majesty
the Emperor The greater part Of the shot shells,
powder lead, and other military stores, which had
been kept in the various forts and arsenals IN and
about the city, since the abdication OF President
Bower thst they might be under the eye Of the Gov
case Of revolution, have now been car
Ned irto rlcces Of safely IA The morn'aHs "u' ''9
inferior To eject ;hs a largo number troops were
cnlod into reousl,;on and the display was quite war
The forts arc all und. re, Ing thorough overhaul;
ing The guns and their cara g are peI IA so2l c
order and tie operations are irspeL. Ieluel
by the Emperor m person. II Il geh, ''! ~ - :
that these precautions taken on aee 'Aa' u tle
various reports that reach liayti to the sfeo 'na le
United States Government has sent fiisaie ".
Minister on hoard 10 make arrangements "iih Ihp
eastern or Dominican psrt Of the island % aclnoT-
JCGe It's Independence, Gld also 70 take the ualsr
tie lrotec.ion of The United STATES.
The reason alleged f.r this interference on ihe
Iar. Of the United Sts.Cs =, hear that ihe Domh-
cans are white race, and should be assisted against
The assaults Of the black Hay ;els. This 10 al ms
take The DOminicRns themselves do not pretend 10
be white people, and those OF them whom have
talk with ct Port Prince say there are few w-ite
p.rsons in the eastern part OF The island All these re-
uorts have most injurious effect the commerce OF
tlis country completely paralyzing trade. Ine Hay
tien Cover IneEt is now making efforts 70 pay rs
debts by callu 9 in the Government Bonds "mch are
In circulation These ccb:s are by no means very
great and viii in a short time be all redeemed II the
Haytiens be hot troubled 10y foreign powers. Amer'
can provisions no. very abundant, but on
account of the unsettled state OF tie pubic al
fairs The sales were very limited the produce OF tie
country scarce and prices high Coffee very scarce ai
s17f Ua,tifn currency on board about q 20 Sph.
Loewood $50 per 1000 lbs. DoGblo,ns 1926 TO s99s
Se,h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brothers {. Co.'s Circular.

~ ,a-...l LIVERPOOL. 8th Mo, 24th, 1854
Moc heavy y.ip fell Ground here Nednesdas Dus sce
then the weather zen osty fine win rsh dyinS "nu'
TIE cutting Of WHEAT is being proceeded WIN ,---
Cur ttteis from lresHo sill represent tne wea 5 -, "a
prevailed, and aue!io!aton OF the foAAIOA Sssa'e ~
On ny oY In, little business has been dne in wHEAT or
bu since Tlefd6y some large transact ons nave taken
Place lAUiAN CORN a. 81 for mixed o9ao' i0 "0'
and 36i for yellow. and today that priee is refused
At MaIcheseT sIAei is iaolni 4 NEE ~ss 50 a;ce,
era riiy dcnard FOR WHEAT AID LoVk a. TIC P0
On i. sincc Tcsisy are lislt Consisting Of 554 quar-
tors Wheat 710 quarters OATS, le1 qu-ros bhANs' IL
quarters INDIAN CoRN. 500 sacks and 'V' o' fLo'N
"a Mo asa lss4-Wesiher 6ne during market -,
The WHEAT trade opened with r5' eonsntnp I've
and In retail lots The nules purchased 10
AZ the prices tf Tuesday and really Eae q.alss ol "'
were the turn favor Of the seller, from III aLeiy
In FLOUR the business done not extensiFe-ioi kol
sl,,es Of R.fioe and Philadelphia from store we can
suote no change in yano but some e1 ship os oi
were obtaintbe At rather easier pees th7 qa~uJ % ~ "
tue color and dress was very small ,,t- 4. n,
are du OF sale but there was good inquiry ioT oA-
MTAL and boliers ere hsm ot TUESDAY % 80 h he,s
chic e Gne fresh parcels ana sach NOT 0eIes
-c,ssly ofeed the business done "a' net ek,esAis
quote the prices ss uoted ABOVE eN'eP' '' N '
% iSposTs from sSosd since thi. dsy week CONSIST o.
M" rrd Il2s sacks FLovk ExPoSrs-si29 % 20 qesL,eIs
iSrIAN CoES, s6o bbls and 2'o SACKS Lo'N' -
er,rerey for American Ceres qsots: White
Nxpr,T 90 ~ 10 l0le; for fine Canstan iD 70 ~ y
~ uttv sietoeL FLorE, Baltimore and Fhi!afspaia 81 o.
s5I. Wesiern Carl 81; Canadian, 81 o-o' ''''' - "
Islpwey; INpflX corn As quoted above. ,a ., .. .
CoTTos- The demand has been very hni;Iee annt & .1s
~ snd a. Ioies lave offered their stock reels, we 1a'
a. 80 rrices Of AuegcSn again Abogt IT, ID IL y
to,ed ri. msy hTng Ia spiunsTs, who nave oou
cautiously Al present there e phib ~ traie took
- go NJ. T.timsed stock to-day: l2D oklss
S6i 800 lei wear The stock of American s so, hs.
ss,in: Ist ys'i pSr ssS aaist and whou,
Tssp-s3 ID cwt Is tl. nominal value OF ths s"'e'e' ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
THE TURF.

USlox CouRsE-The trottiHg ct the Unoa yes
teldav eclpsed in point of excitement anything pre-
viOusly recorded and witnessed by from ionr 70
Ave thoussnd spectators. The roads leading TO the
rack were crowded with every description OF vehicle,
from one horse wagon 10 a millonsires carriage,
all driving along through clouds OF dust tnai con-
pletelv covered them. The day was fne, the a. nos
Ibere clear and the track in most excellent orleF
with the exception OF the dust In fact everything
YVES in favor OF the no for speed. The race ~ss
between Gray Eddy, TacOney and Mae, tor purse
and stake Of SO 600, $500 second best NILE meas,
l.st thTee in FIVE ia harness. The betting was
chcckered; for instance, one gentleman oei sIyy'
10 900 Taconey wOuld not win, another oei e4O1 ~
SIS that Mac would win the frst heat whue otleFs
were backing Eddy against toe field al 500 70 80
end slC0to 500. Eddy this race in three sra 20.
heats; he broke in the last heat, ard IAconey g''
forty wards ahead on The back stretch the gray cog
Jared him, however, before he struck the si!a.sL'
side and passed him, aud led home al easy WinneE.
Neither Mac nor Taconey able to put hiin up -
creed. as TscOney quite lame in his trainin- Ina
was also very lame previous TO starting the lssl
If he had been himself tie result might nave oegh
different. Mac was oil wrong and of his foot breaA
ing and running all the track; ne barely sa.Sa
his distance the first heat, and was dist aneed lne
second heat. After the frst heat, Gray Eady was
the favoriie at 600 TO $50 and no takers In" rsce
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
ITALY.

treaty giving mutual freedom of the coasting-
trade lcaJotaee has just been signed between Britain
and Sardinia. and similar one between Sardinia aud
Turkey The work of clearing the monsstic estab.
lshments of their inmates is vigorously proceeded
with at TuIu on the plea of the buildings being re-
ouired for sanitary purposes. The total number OF
cases Of cholera ut Turin hss not hitherto been over
l5O Al Genoa there are still over 100 day. Naples
is stn suffering severely from the mala1y. An agen,
of the celebrated engineer Bonelli, is on the point OF
=. for the United States, to dispose of the paeni
of bis elocl,.
jacquard. tined at Rome be-
Oh june e CNh'eitOh WIN - 'ants es-
tween the NcGpolitan and Roman Govc-"w,
tablshng for eight years n reciprocity between yea.
sts of the two countries in all dues of navi cation,
anchorage pi0iase and customss Fisheries and
coastipg trade not included.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
BROOKL YN ITEMS

kINos CouSTr CoURT or SEsSIOSs.-Before Judge
Meore snd Justices Siwe =, d Stry ker--rhis Court
n n,ocgrg ;'Ti c prisoners SGBs 70 Be- fSSd fgS delay
c.eded 10 business. Thomas Connolly placed on
trial on on Indictment for arson in the third degree,
having as alleged, set tire TO the carpenter shop OF
Archibald White, in Bushwick on the night Of the
97h of April last which resulted in the destruction Of
the building. Tho evidence was NOS of q conclusive
character an0 the prisoner was acquitted by the jury.
Thomas ShaDahSn indicted for burglar on the charge
OF having entered and robbed the carpentorshop OF
Morris sherman the night of the 4th Of March Isst
in brooklyn wos tried and acquitted, when the Court
adjourned till this morning
SFRiOUs AssAUIr UPoN 4 WoNAY.-Capt. Wright
of The Fourth Di.trict Police arrested Patrick Cox
WtdrCsday night last on charge Of asasulting Mrs.
Cstharnc Whitpen with u club whereby he fractured
her skull II appears that Cox came into the grocery
store Of Louis Whhpen the husbandl on the corner
of Myrtlc.av and Raymond at. about 10 o'clock, and
commenced making dis,u banoo. lie insisted upon
having u pie which was on the counter, and which he
took with the forced consent of the landlord. Hs
Il en- took some glass tumblers and pitched them
about the 4gOOm. when Whiipeu eudeav0red to get
him cut but failed Cox then went behind the cOun-
ter ana with a club which lie found there, committed
u violent assault upon Whi;pen and injured him Sc
Nerely. Tie woman interfered on behalf Of her bus
hand and was struck upon the head with such force
a. Ia breek her skuil. Cox lied Immediately after,
and rhysciaa being called in, the wounds Of the in
ured nerlies were attended to- but from the severity
OF the Injuries sustained by Tie woman It ~ feared
ihat she will die. Cox was yesterday committed by
Justice Curtis to await the result.
MAYHEM Constable Mundo OF the Fourth Ward
arrested w Wilam, oii0s Hector McDade in New Yc RI
on Wednesday Light on the charge of mayhem bit.
inc or the ear Of Dennis Breen in fight at snce in
Ma'er ST. about a week ago. II seems t. At lbs mar
ties had some words together when tgbt ensued
after which it proposed 10 settl, II by shskieg
hands The accused took Breon :. hand aud putting
bis leii arm about his neck bit Off the ear lie was
committed for trial.
kARn DoG.-A q supposed to be rsbid was
klllca Yesterday - Officer Connell. lie had taken
refuge IN the ,esement OF house in Beich-pace,
him. ID aPP'o''"o'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
CITY ITEMS.
The intense heat was somewhat broken nj ,ht before
last by slight shower, and yesterday was quite Gu
durable. The evening was especially delightful.

There was considerable discussion about 6lhy
streets ard stIeeceaning contractors in the Board
Of Aldermenlast evening. Alderman Ho ward offered
resolution nquiring Of the Controller Why he paid
the bills Of Contractors for canng the streets of tho
Sixth Ward when De Contractors haa not done their
duty, and while tie Commissioner Of Streets aud
Lamps and ,he A9rman Withheld their sgnsurel
foIa the certificates Of payment. Alderman Howard
onpla'Ded bitterly OF the neglect of the Contract
ors IN his Ward Alderman Chauncey remarked that
there was a certain party who made complaints
against The Contractors. which not warranted,
in order to break down tie contract system. Alder
nan WIN. Tucker, said be never knew the streets OF
the Sixth Ward 10 be so clean nov, when the de
bate BE- came personal, and after much time was con
sumed ihe resolution was adopted
An invitation to review the Third Regiment in the
Puk on the l2th inst, re ceived and accepted.
4 discussion arose On a resolution by Alderman
Drake that the Hudson River Railroad Company be
prohibited fOm using steam below Sixtieth 81, after
the expiration o. s1 months and finally The subject
ives referred 10 special committee, consisting Of
Aldermen Woodward, c. II. Tucker and Drake.
The Committee on Markets reported against AID.
Herrick project of selling The Public Markets.
OPERA At CA.TIE GAnDES-Grsi aud Mario will
make their ;hicd appearance this evening, in Lucre
za Borgis being The lest time OF, representation
There Is e rumor about town that Madame Grisi
and Sigpor Mario viii break off their engagement
and sail for Europe Saturday week. We aPpre-
hetd that this rumor i premature Mr. Hackeit has
made no statement TO that effect TO the public.
Wallsck T5eaier was reOpened lsst night TO
yerv large and fashionable audience. The old favor
ties were on ihe slage, and the whole house had
comfortable, bonehke air. The plays we're Old, and
were well done, Of course.
Mr.. Davenport, the actor. esne hoase yesterday IN
the Africs. He = bearer Of dispatches from
ICni0n.
NrETISG OF TIE CHANBER o. CoMMzRcE.-Ihe
New-YOrk Chamber OF Commerce held meeting
Yesterday AZ which resolutions were discussed and
adopted Of which the following is the substanee:
p,oirrS That Counitee offve Be sPpontet win insfc
tors 20 prrpare suitable memors for eirston sonx our
reps pray Lezsfure st the eses moment o' ms
,xt esson al restrictions IN our lsarY isEs k
.nt sbshng TO In the ses~nce o. onsAn
,lso r,fe 70 spon unsstshed jp1srert ID sw
The arguments advanced in support OF the above
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
COURT OF COMMON FLEAs-BsiS@Iss .6@sJ J'ds' DAILY

~. p..i. ~ Paul Corils, at Henry J. Saith
III. ,rss certior.ri Issued 10 the Keeper OF the TT
I'm us 5attor, Prison to certify the cause Of the
detention , of os5e s resi@r SS The keeper
-. 9a reistor was held By him under commitment
~ e,eentjon in the nature Of edsa issued oy .he
NJ, Court Of the City in action broaght oy hr.
EssIy against the TelaoT for money COLLECTED oy .9s
rslstsr Is the agent 4 the plaintiff, AMI hag1ae'!
,.iSsrrIied The Marine Court rendered judgment
@ainst the reIs,or ard execution isusd ag ainSt
his property having been returned nnsatlsns1 INC
conmitip ent under vi ieh he wss held was isagel;
Mr. a. r. Dyet counsel for the .el",.l e,Asa 80, ~.
he'd 70 ju.sdction IN such action TO issue any exc
cution or nsl procefs against the person. Tie citcl
End relied upon Brown agt. Treat Hill, 221 L.ss
relative 10 the City Of New York 400; Laws Of ~,
chap os7 sections !, 90 3t 10 81. ~ Coas' soc"''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
INDIA AND CHINA.

The Indian Mail is telegrsphed from Trieste, with
dates from Calcutta July II, Madras 2lst, Shanghai
June 2s Canton, July 4, Hong Kong, July Singa-
ular news Trace in india is dull Exchange az Shang
La 6js; Canton, 5Io.. The impediment to eommu-
Iication with the interior continued it is said from
Hong KOI to support prices, and four chops of new
Coneou Lad been settled for in Canton at four toels
above the opening rates of last year, and at Shanghai
20 chops at , tael5. Ne quality of the silk ia
described very bad and only 800 bales had arrived
Che present steamer has brought only 400 bales of
old. The exports to date were Il 10000 i5s OF tea
and 81 500 bales Of silk.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
fi1rrrtsc- ut !

F'rTE TO ALr.-Or Friday and Saturday. Sept.
slG tAtrs viii = eK-afsoa TO T. gsn15a % stend
Il soltruad Pale q is O. sas,s t-saIl! VIA s.sL We
tee- - fesn e rser-rs-s h- rtuy why gors
TeusH he ans dss;Eabis p.oe - n "a, yie,o,
otle ef,. LegeseE - wsa ssy. tha fss Asal.AA an.
Vhch he greatest temporal bessns ssliy .sl scenery
N uuri,sed he tsnsr Nor~,A .-.s.s Per No sN.aa
Piysr each cav O. 70 cioek A ~ ard oeiars NJ 81.
ccumsne'rE st2P n. foF froe Tickets Map, &s.. spsiy
10 JAMES W B,sEES. or J. I McvLroS No N.ss,rs ., .
NaH.YaIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
suPnENH c0usT-seEellL TeEA.

Tie People ex rel. sydney A. Stuart agt. Francis
W Edpolds Chanh-r riain of the City. Motion for
usrasu.us ito compel the Chamberlain we UNDER
s,nd TO pcy extra silsry fr Sunday service voted by
The Srueivis ots 10 Justice Sbart) denied
Bank ofAlbany ogninst Elias T. Hars. Motion to
eef aside execution denied.
Pieiro Avsgra5o agi Modesto Acevedo Order OF
aTTe.f vacated.
Charles H. Shea aqt John @. Shea. Motion for
purchaser 70 be relieved granted.
Winshiy agt. VII chip. judgment Of diyOrce-cus-
tody Of children 20 plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

believe 2 would be taken for quantity. There
tuv-r- st pfesent
TAILoV closs heavily reduction. buyers show ds
ron buy, IL is said very large qu ti'y Of Rusfs =
b,inr shippea 10 Msmsl
CLcvIrsLED-No sslts 70 rsFort
BrETIhs of The -of about 80 tcs Of al knd
nclud.ns DoiLch" ise and old a. 70 4
The advertisement of the wants Of Gogrnment h, eressd
fiun
coIdfiln went Of VI H. hut a. reduction Of nearly ?
cvt ucthiug las been done si1ce.
PoEE-1LeTe have BEEN ~ bb OF Eastern sold o. which
our stock nearly exha s:ed Westefn dealers viii not
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
NArIEE counT-B.f.cs Jalss nsc.ELLny..

UaItI IOl1lIa FesfTA hnn NV IUIA Ifd'is-
pori-..OD CCmFany.
Action TO fl cover dana ges, amount placed at $3.50
being the value Of horse which was lOst overheard
at tire wharf OF The Company, foot Of Doy-st, having
backec off, it l. said, owing 10 defective string piece
to the dock.
It was coniended, by counsel for defense, from the
evidence that the driver Of the horse did not use the
care and diligence that the les requires and thst II
be had done so the accident might, and probably
would have been avOided-that the string piece was
situated IN such part Of tie dock, that the driver
could have ensy seen the defect, and not have
backed up st that point. lie referred to decisions
governing such cazos. The counsel on the other sde
conteIded for the The Judge in his decision,
any, to have been on the part OF plaintiff hat ne mas
not sbewn himself free from blame, and coass9sen.
under the decisions the judgment must De iof
ant. judgment accordingly.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
HOLLAND.

The most fs- ronor,. cor,;nua IN lac ,eeeiyed
ing the appearance of the cereal crops which
are represented as being remarkable for toe beauty
and quality Of The groin.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
LAW LNTELLI6E ENCE

TIE CovRTs.-Tbe Court Of Common Pleas will
commence It's Trial Tenn on Monday next before
Judge Ingrahon. The following Is the Calendar for
that day Noe. ~ ~ 90. ~, ll2, 3e, 5s! 62l, 615,
Ce7, 504. ;O7, 775, 100, 8G5.
Tire Cncuit Court will also open on Monday, aud
the General Term Of Supreme Court As there
bp. three Judges, Judge Morris not intending to
commence, We understand, ill Qetober,l one or tho
otler of tie branches will probably not proceed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

contend that he ab,es. poli'csl ecsnen,t. have
held-uosey, Ike al other commodities Is ya.a .bie
in proportion TO tic ereA,ness of tie demand aud the
scarcity OF The s,ce IN demand; ard that in yiaS Of
the present financial diEicali-s, the removal Of she
usury Lawn are imPCradyely Necessary TO the proper
transaction of ali kinds Of business
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
IAAr.ris-r,-nt

LIFE -SlZE PnOrOCRAfHs.-fhea attention ef
fhergh Is called 10 cur ,tie - DscvEEAEorYrEs On
pafr 10 sizes: ae f izr satpsssss IN dsptN
a brIsfcy fnihed pziatn o. eanVsss The
~ sr sises The decste anissare tvry
70 hkeres. snd dursbry hev uuurpsssed Perfect
ruess,s OF any Be MADE ~ the Pfocss on Os
IS Pc haze On -ar. P--,s SO Broadway, n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

The STAGEs.-The propristors Of the omnibus lines
in jersey City not having obtained licenses re-
quiTeJ by the City Ordinances, the Common Councl
has directed the City Attorney to prosecute them.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Advertisemeptl
q TFAS Nnnrr Hmm

deI. Imperial. Hyson sAiu Oeons and Ers.h Brssksss
Tee Gue.u Oisfon Gagcb0s Lspsur Cfo~a aos
other orte ehcps OF e@h inroftAon With soad sss
~ edun and lo~ eced Ieas bought the present
rtdgos3 lion prices ard for sale At ss advance by
JasEs CAssIpS Co No iSJ Frpoi-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
fA1ysrtisemcnG

THE NEAREsI INVALID OR 1oJ JNGEsI ChiLD
may tsfels use DIsHLEEs CURE Tor FEvgk end AGut
bss tst pesrs. aud perfectly mile snd te'e 'e'
Sod by GUIog. conner BaverY sDd Gf>sds-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

LIouoR.-There are between COO and 700 places
in jersey & ty in which liquor Is sold, Of which but
two are licensed. The terms for license have been
$50 but the amount has been raised recently 10 Sl00
A number Of applications have been rejected.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
fA1rertiser,entI

CRocKFRy CHINA ErC.--For the largest
stocs te-t pric-- -nd superior pses
ns, yst ooVLp ELLIoTrs extensive essabshment.Ns. io
Pesrist near hatsn-lsne.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
TAdTert!semeut

VISITING CARDs ESGRAvED PRINTED in tho latest style
eddinE Enyeope. just imported from Pars and ond0n
silver plsed Door Plates; EyERDELL's - Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
tAtscstisencpt I
Now FOR ANOTHER RrSV : Mr 7 Il ScOT

- VT tNIfs- VT % ~. DNV Y
hes sFn been ed y rrpest biz pcrssnAtioa Of
Shafsperis MISC LrAe IN witch said hs has egpd
n his eourtry. Vie fsnALk Foety TMEvEs wA Daacias
by Ma LEFoLLE e.A Makeg NAMoxD make ae ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
IAdaariiaeInenf

TRY THE TAsTELRss CURE FoR rkssa Az
Aevr DEsHLERs PILLsrbSy eontsia % 81. .aostits ana
Arsenic Quinine. and mmedist.y m.Sx - Bfs4i-
vss a.f ith
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

disappoir ted greet many in point Of tim. as II
expected this vcud have been oDf of the fastest
races on record The fozowing is q summary;
TROTTIy6-TRURsDAT, Sept. Purse and sake
600 $500 20 to second best mite heas bes. three
~, 60 in haru
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

AsnsrAxT ESGISEERs. The Jersey City Common
Council has ordered the COMMITTEES on Laws aud
Ordinances TO frame an 0rdiDaHoe providing for two
additional Engineers for the Fire Department
mUh ing luur aliogeiher.
Edgsr Morris Second Assistant Engineer Of the
DcVariment has resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

Nis!r OF TIE CTrT BLrss TO FLrsHISG The
City Blues Of the Twelfth Regiment, COMMANDED by
Cept Fowler, VIII visit Flushing on tue i2,A inst t.
celebrate the anniversary Of their ory.nikation
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

DyTEcrroS tyD ARREST or b. CRGLAR.-Nr
John Glass OF No p Crosby-st. detected on Wednes-
dav pipht three men in the act Of breaking into his
store and succeeded in srrestBg one Of them named
.Jcseph MeEhoy, VINO was, however, released by his
scconplices, and with them ran OF. Policeman
Palmer vas notified and wen, in pursuit Of the men,
and redrested McElrOy, who was taken before jus
tice welsh and held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

RycovERy or PROPERTY SUPPOSED 70 have sEEs
srorrx-Policemen Martin and Campbell Of the
First District Court yesterday arrested Mrs Hines
at ber residence No. y Elm't on suspicion OF stsal
rg the following articles, which were found in her
tbeu, q cold watch and chain gold cross with the
inscrpton on it Otto to Annie and ksir brace
let haunted In gold. She committed by Justice
Clark for exanl alton The property can bs seen at
the Lower Police Court, Certrest.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
voun0 rpan named

ARBEsr FOR FORGERY.-A young man named
joseph Z. Smith was yesterday arrested By Police-
man Philips Of the Second Ward, chsrSed WIN nav
iro psssed 10 John Runeastle of No. 32s Pearl-st
forged check purporting 10 have been drawn oy
Scbmidt & Co. of Wali-st. Upon searching tie
Iersor OF the accused another check FOR s2O Which
ro.ed TO prison by Justice Bogari to await eKsmn-
atiCp.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

1tcIo were a large number OF strangers in town
Yesterday portion Of tlr-m met 10 Temperance
Hall II is reported that tbsy composed tho Grand
LODGE Of Know. Nothing. They were rather good
Ioobipg set Of men Trenton Gazette, 9Th
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

SUICIDE BY = FEMALE. An inquest was yeste'-
day held at No 318 rhrd-st., upon the body OF Jane
Scais native OF England 40 years OF age, who CO N
mtted suicide on Wednesday night by taxing an
oyeriose Of laud anum. She had long been OF iaten
peraie habits. The Jury rendered verdict cores
ICrGirC with The above statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
PrrsosAL.-Among the arrivals at the different

b0'els We notice the follOwngi
A. th, ncwAsD HorsL-J B. Mcreg, Jaek'on, Miss p.
II Esrch Rchncnd Vs.; T. Hoidae, Bufsl0, ~ vi A. V.
J-r.G. Kcn'ucky; Col joseph Buckley Boston; william
Glenn CLcunati; George Wallace Canada West; Col r..
Crii.s. Ccln.; r. 4. Reed, Meslon OHIO; Edw DAILY,
Cl.1eaicn S. G. p Dckinson, Northampton; Pulica.
l. ard.
istOh; John C. Bane Bsltim0fe Ga ges A. Lamont Now
Yorsi JscOb Lansing Ee" Yor>i 7. 5. HolfOrd London
Btff IoveLt Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

Mr.. Davenport, the actor. cane hoase yesterday il
the Africs. He = bearer Of dispatches iron
I.cndon.