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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
SERIOUS STABBLNG AFFAIR.
JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.

The Police of the First Patrol District on Sunday
night, heard an alarm of " Watch! Murder" &C.,
issuing from the public house and lager beer shop No.
co Greenwich.st., and Immediately went in to see
what the matter was. 1t was at once ascertiin
that Helena Myers, beautiful German girl. had
been stabbed in the region Of the heart, by large
dirk knife alleged to have been in the hands of VIII
liam Sheafenburgh, a Swedish sailor, and lover OF
his victim.
He was arrested forthwith and taken to tho Station
House for the night. Captain Halpin who was pres
ent, seeing the blood issue from tho wound the poor
girl had received, ordered her removal to the New
York Hospital where DIR. Derby, on making an eI'
animation ascertained the wound to be very danger
Gus, and perhaps fatal in its character. From what
could be learned, Sheafepburgh and Helena came
over from Germany, not long since, in the same ship
During the voyage he became much attached to her
and wanted her to marry him on arriving in New.
York.
She postponed the matter however, for further con-
sideraon and last night entering the house where
she was, he saw young man near her on the sofa
At this he was SO much eDraged that he drew the
knife and stabbed her as stated. The police arrested
several parties who saw the occurrence and caused
them to be detained as witnesses The proprietor OF
the house where this terrible assault was committed
is one of the many persons in the First Ward under
Indictment for selling liquor without license.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

A Mono EMPEROR, SENSIBLE M,S-Some
years ago, Fsusin l., who now wields the imperial
foep;re over the Island Of San Domingo, worked in
the sugar and coffee fields for his owner under the
pretending of Soulouque. 1t may not be unin-
terestipg know that the former OF the present
emperor is old and highly respected citizen of this
place and that from time TO time he receives friendly
messages from his old slave. A week or two since
he pleasantly surprised with the receipt Of several
bags of coffee and package Of sugar, scco npaaied
by quite an afectionate letter from his mperle ms
jesty. Ii would appear that the parvenus Of San Do
ningo differ from the parvenus Of America. Sou.
louques good fortune has neither obterated the re-
membrancs of his former condition, checked, nor
diminished his old affections. ST. Louis Dem.
HORRIBLE DIsAsTER-PowDER ExPLOHoS-A
BUILDING BLOWN UP-Two LIVES Losr.-A cores
pendent writing from ST. Pauis Bay describes a sad
accident Mat occurred at IsleauxCoudres opposite
that place, on Friday afternoon 1t seems that two
children Of Mr. Bernard Trembsy-the eldest only
Q years of age-were amusing themselves setting of
fire crackers. Near the children were two barrels Of
powder which ignited from the sparks and exploded
in fearful manner, killing the children, manning
their mother, and entirely demolishiug the building
which was afterward consumed. The mother
though ssdy injured got out of the ruins and by her
Own efforts dragged the bodies of her children out Of
the flames, but they did not survive many hours The
amount of property destroyed Is 81 00O exclusive OF
$500 in cash. Quebec Mercury.
Hen PRICE roR STANDING CORS.-We learn from
Tie Sciofo lO.l Gazette that Mr. Seymour of Balm
bridge Ross Co., Ohio, sold few days ago quan
tty Of corn in the field at s2j per 1t bought
by some gentleman from Kentucky. This is doubt
less the highest price paid for standing corn in
Southern Ohio.
THE CASE OF DIR. THoxPsOs-An indictment hiss
been found by the Grand Jury ia Allegany County
Va, against DR.. Thompson, charged with killing Miss
Pbar. The physicians, however, who auaiyIod the
stomach Of the deceased, have decided that is con-
TENED no poison
MRS. BuTLER,-We perceive by an announcement
in The London Court Journal that Mrs. Butler, form
erly Fanny Kembe, is giving lessons ON graceful
department, attitude, energy OF diction and sefroIi'
anCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

MospAr, Sept 25--P. M.


The Stock market showed a very marked cpans'
to-day from the activity Of last week. Inere "~
quite an unexpected absence both OF buye" ana .ss
ers The bears evinced disposition 20 'o'
fall, and the sellers options offered being very Ie1,
the orders to buy q. market rates were extremely
limited. The feature of tho market was The smah
,.es Of Erie only seven shares being sold at the First
Ro,rd and ten at the Second Board. Within week
~ ZEN Say. the sales Of Erie in day have reached
= COO .b.res. Probably there has not been day in
,bs Las, Eve years when the rates Of Erie at the FIX
po.,d were 20 small At the first call there were no
troossetiops in Erie, Harlem, Nicaragua ana
Canton. four Of tho usually sctive s'ocks.
There were but few parcels of Erie onered' ana
those a, prices above the orders to buy Ai'er inc
Board come three or four shares sold 70 make dshv
cries a, al. which II y cent. above the closing pnes
Of Saturday At the Second Board the market closed
at 4s,. Cash stock is scarce, and loans can BE- OBJ
tanned on II without interest from thoss who hsvs
stock to deliver and prefer to borrow rather 'nsa
buy in. Reading declined Y cent Hsris@ ~
,,esdv. Central advanced y cent; Nics'ssu.
y cant. Cumberland declined ' cent oe.s -
sod Toleds advanced p cent; Delaware ma "'"
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ARREST OF LYNCH, CHARGED WITH
MANSLAUGHTER.

Officer Charles Wood, of the Third Ward Police,
yesterday morning succeeded in arresting the boy
John Lynch Il years of age, who stands charged by
the Coroners Jury with having caused the death of
Charles Callahan, in Ceder-st on the 18th inst, by
striking him on the head with stone, and knocking
him down while in fight or skirmish Lynch has
been cut of the City since the assault was committed
until day or two since, when he returned to his
mothers residence, No. l3l Greenwich-st. Coroner
ODopneu before whom he was taken, committed
him 10 the Tombs to await his trial for murder man.
slaughter
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AUERBACH-on the ash June Ann, beloved vito Of
Aa.rs.eh, .sed - year.
%. run-.s from her late resid.aee, No IN R'nsons o"
GARRisoN-os the ash 'n.. William r. G,rr,.on, son
Of q ard G. Gsr.on ssed year., months and Is days
toesy O'Clock their residence, No. fouthss. Will
LAwsON-on Saturday Esd inst. Daniel Lswsoo aged 81
Funeral on ra,,d.y .s,h ins NJ nom b. lat. re
dence pkinsv Staten Island Ths friends Of the family
and Of bis John Charles and william are requested 70
LEWIS. On Saturday. sd Inst a. the residence Of his
In law Walter Smith No l0a Fast seventeenth st., tho
vd to attend funeral the Church fine Pa,s. Dr.
tce The will bs taken to oreenwsh Conn, Zoe In
osBoRN-on Monday Sept a, William f.. son Of W. W
IN. ,,I,,s. .nd fi,rd! Of the family also wsshusea
Chapter A. and the Order generally, are repeatedly
invited 10 attend the funeral TO morrow Tuesday 81 zr a.
frcm the residence Of bis father. No Na Grandt .
PEACH-On M.ndsy, Sept IS, Of paralysis. Mr. James
RosLINd~on the morning Of the 18th last, rsrosins
Ro,lins in the 4eih var Of hi. age ....
Pc f.ss, fon b. .,, Isa.nss No % Bedford a' Brook
S csa 'ssSs sS IS sss'c
% 3 F. r. ss's TX. .i Led, IN
sFAIY%on MoSdsy Sept Is. AZ will,n.bursh. Of cor
The relative. and h.pd, Of N. family respectfully invt
ted 10 attend hi. uner. from the residence Of his brother.
Robert seay No Grsndst. Wiliisnsbursh on Tnes<sy.
2s,h inst ala O'Clock without farther invitation.
TAYLOR-Tn this City 90 Monday, September 10 stefe
siort nne,e, Phiness 5 Taylor, eyed u years
The fnneT. will take pse. Of the residences OF his son
ID Burbank No. l3j Feurh-av on wednesday a. 7. NJ
The friends OF family respectfully invited to attend
Portmouth IN II papers please eopy
TwEED-O On Monday morning 18th septembsr, isaesns
b. infant daughter Of william and Mary j. Tweed ssed
months :.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 attend
her Gueral from her fathers resdene, No
TO-DAY. (rue.jsy 18th Inst at 2 p NJ. -
|ERNOG-in Brooklyn on Sunday, zith Inst MA Enss-
beth Vernon ssed 81 years Also Monday 18th inst,
Mary daughter Thomas and Isntbe Vernon aged month";
and g days.
Fun.r services will be held OF Mrs Vernons late re.dsnce
No 81 schsrusrhornt Wednesday afternoon 9th inss
O'clock The friends of tho family invited TO attend
WARf-Suddeny his redegee No. lia Fast 1871 St. on
the moralna Of tho 2th inst John p Ware. sEed years
His friends and those OF his family are invited 10 attend hn
funeral from his late residence, on Sunday 1oh INST
O'Clock without further invitation. His renens vi" Do In
tened In Trinity Cemetery a.
WOODsIDE-On Monday after short but severe noe.
Frederick H. infsDtson Of Capt David aud Ehsooth "o"o
side sesd II months .,,,--... II
Funersl TO dsy CrssdayJ o'clock from the rs.dsnss
hi rsrens No ls south Eighth st. Willismsburzh HIS re-
mains will Be taken TO Greenwood
Eastern please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
ILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS

Coyyoy Council 1TEMs-THs srSDN Law
IL, evening at the meeting Of the Common Council
A communication was received from Mayor WALL
vstoipr the Resolution passed at the last meeting,
re,cipdng Section ID Of the City Ordinance referring
10 the Sunday law. Various reasons were assigned
one Of which was that the repeal Of the Sunday Ord
nance had not been called for by the community.
Ala Masrz moved to adopted the resolution notwih'
stardirg the veto Of the Mayor.
The motion OF Aid. Nserz was laid on the table oy
vote Of to- ...,.
The action Of the Board in reference to the re-organ
,st;on Of Engine Companies Nos. and 8 which were
dsbspded for not The reason assigned therefor wa!
shat there are sufficient engines without them. and
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KAMSCHATKA.
Fyom The San TrsnciscO Herald

: Fro. The San rraneisco Herald
By the arrival OF the American brig Boston, Capt.
Hedges we have advicss from Petropsulski, Rus
alan port on the peninsula Of kamschatka, up to July
10.
Ffom gentleman attached to the Boston, We have
ysihered Intelligence Of much interest just At this
uDcture regarding the movements OF the Russians at
that place.
Aithe time the Boston left there was In port dou
bio banked Russian frgate Of "a guns-the corvette
oileutza Of % guns, from the Baltic, with BANJO
ereva Guarda Costa aud the Russian American Cc.
ship Kan schaka, armed with eight guns, and with
crew Of twenty mtn.
4 News Of the war in Europe had been brought to
Z fe',oPiulski by the American bark Bhering and the
kuesns were making great preparations to resist an
sn,rpeted attack BY the allied heet. The portl Is
seineed by several Notifications and new ones are
teng erected, consisting Of one OF two masked bat
Il ssnS with three or four mortars
= lie Governor has under his command full regl-
ssl a soldiers, thoroughly equipped, and is conhd-
m .ha' ne can staod pretty long siege.
Ps'rOp aulski contains between 8 400 and 1000 in.
-oaao's, including few Americans and English
~ ma one American store. Everybody is Obliged
49, ~i1ier OF sailor and to respond TO the Cover
w cal! az moments notice.
HE town situated on an I'M s,d b.v the antr,ncs
H.. 'ron me ocean, is through narrow inlet,
1ss nhes In length, studded wNh island, and com.
lsithcr, 10y se'ers batteries. vessel may enter
10 usngsr although there are many difficulties
In and out IN afog "''A 'Ao nos'oh oea'
n, work bs ir, nSs and our iniorman. also, that
short ~ En- impossible to take the post with anytbiny
nee, OF steamers as new Sstter;sa
ds, lookps sos sV ,s approach The Russians we're
English frgste and corvette on ths;r Of an
built several strong forts. WV "a'slansl have
The chip Ksmsohatka in port, wa, rscsr,,, 49,.
Ohoisk, thence 10 Sitka pon In the
We earn that the Boston 60. ashore on tina H..
Nen,yoek, in Cooks Inlet, during a dana ' sa
- % made an attack upon her. but were
svs,h. noat oss Capt. Hedges was obliged 70 throx
&fS'~'sard part Of the cargo to get of NV"
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Warwick. Orange Ca.
n T.. by the Rev yasdsrvcer a. Myers Ana-rssa 81
Hal epssck j. MARY Galloway dssshtsr OF Alexsn.
der y Gslows, OF the former place
I-BRITTOS-In Brooilyr, o, Monday, 18th
ips by the Rev Dr Francs vnt.n Thomss %. Caadve
Mary Hrincn dspshier Of Capt John sritton.
D0F-RLACkWOOp-irt this City, or Thursday. sept 81.
BY he Rev John Little Mr. William v Dee formerly Of Bel
fat Ir-l,rs Miss pcreas cdeS Daughter OF Mr. james
Blachwcod formerly Of Bangor. Ireland
PHELPs-BENNErr-At whk.shsr.e, Penn; on wedoes-
by the Rev Dr. Peek John C. Phelps Of this
City to Martha W. only daughter Of the Hon. Zba Bsanst
Of the former plsre.
PERRY-SOORE-Ou the nth September. By the Raw.
= Flnan Frederick Perry Of Fons TO M Mary Elizabeth
Moore Of Weedstcci MorsAnis Westchester Go.
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FIRES.
slaughter.

Last night at IL O'Clock, in Fifsy-fourth-st, near
Secondary, one of the varnish sheds Of William TIL
den & Nephew was wholly consumed. large pOr-
tiop of the contents was removed and saved by the
extraordinary exertions OF the police under Capt
MAYNARD. No alarm was given to the Fire Depart
ment Loss not large, which is wholly covered By
.nsnranCe.
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IAdsertissrnenLI

PBREsoIOGY teaches us our natural capacities,
our right ard wrorg teuierees the most spPop'e avoeA
iton. ,nd direct. us how to .tsn .efiDprcyemen hsppue
and uee,s in lfe show. each individual whren he % de-
fcient or excessively developed and how cultivate
strain those faculties TO obtain consistent Intellect
orsi snd social dispo-ii0n Examinations daily by Prot
TowLTk No SO Broadway, two blocks above 'he Psrs
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..,.,,sfnc and famous town Is a truth and Ike all
,yvtts be. too much vitality to be crushed on, even
BY ~ch blow
No merchantmen in port.
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Tx RIoT on SUssDAr-Patrick Bryce, one Of the
psries arrested being concerned in the disturbance
which took place on Sunday night near the cathedral
in Mulbeny-si was yesterday held to bail by Justice
Stuart in $500 to answer. lie was seen to throw q
stone into the crowd and wss otherwise di.,rderly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

George Shebel arrested on Saturday evening a
charge OF being 81 acco'npce in teanc geld watch
from the store OF Mr. Wendell, in EFen-st-, was
snned before Justice Boswell yesterday aui required
10 give bonds for his trial al the Court OF Sessions
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BROOKE wv ITEMS

THs UyLIcxssED LIquoR DgaLERs.-Thosc per-
,ons arrested on Saturday for selling liquor Illegally
were brought before Mayor Lambert yesterday
mernrg, ard in each ease they were held in bonds
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
TAd.ertisementi
# Gas Fixtures in

GksT N.-4NtN tNItH UI 'us III
sntque designs Call At the manufacturing
feSt Of WAsSER Co, No. $40 Broadway, whors
will BE- the largest stock in America also portable gas s
designed country residences churches or setoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

The Franklin-st Associate Reformed ffeso!'0'i"a
Church in this City we are informed, have un.n,'
mously called the Rev. james Prestly Of Cinennau,
Ohio, to be their pastor. 1t 10 not known % !s'
whether no viii accept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

Who'd have thought IL J % cents bought IL
pcueht what WIN fr.t-clas large size CoLoRsO Di.
cuEsREoTYfg PORTRAIT with bandsome embossed casa and
treerver &c perfect Tx No As Broadway corner
Of TIowir d-st by O. GAEB,SArI, Artist
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1854

We understand that the Nes.York Ksnsa. League
will send train Of ernigrants for Kansas from this
City October g. Tickets can be procurei at II,
Office, No. ITO Broadway. (See advertisement
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tfAaye!.isem ant
The Discovery OF the APP

The Discovery OF the Applicability OF Steam 70
Commercial ed Manufacturing Wa not more yai.b g
the world than DLsHLERs discovery fr Fever aud
Asue the invalid sold by C. v CLIoKssER Co, No.
81 Barclay at
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PERsoSAL.-Among the arrivals at the diherer

4
hotels we notice the following:
Atthe HowAsD HOrrLw B. Myer S0T'a R S,l9lP p.
,,,.t1rs Va Col John Phillips Mobile; W Tnvei 90
u " Rusgle. Ohio; NJ. c. Smith Jsns.vie Wa UaIp
Williams North Carolna J. II. Dawson Norfolk - u. ~
Case srIinsheld Masa; ssnl ~ Goodwin san
T Seutimayd Wilmington, N C; Il J. Lsnsnt 10 \,
j a. ssurders vrsini. o. Berry Ts.boro. n g. w. u.
yobp.cn do s. Harrison Navy; T. Moy, his'iSspp''
II C " bite HArtfosd: Smith, Buffalo r..
Al the MrTEoroLIris HorEL the Hon 5 L. xo.h,s,'
Tern l. Talbot CncinnAfi Jose Antonio Gsreis sshine'
] M sargent Lynn, r. MeSansht Montreal; Col ii "a
wilson NC; O. Merritt Texas H. Bsnerof San frs1elsev
Sappe, uiets VT; O. sesmsn W.shinztop; the n'n
Merritt 8, John NIB Runnin springtedi "a ~,
CoIi.se OF 81 JsrDes; white Chsrieson kd,s Nep
yo,t Mclean u s Consul Trinidad de Cubs John o.
P.rry. Ky;J v Brown, Ga; W. lotion, U. s. NJ COL
Az he ST. NrcHoLAs-Dr whe.,on. u s. Amy ~, 1sp.
Eoydss DO; Capt. Montgomery u $ navy De ~
Med Buffalo; Gen Robinson Pittsburshi Hener n
N.wbursh; s Pesbody sal m Ma. G. 'iSeara
t,dy; Alfred Ely Rochester; o. Haserooh 'nsns' n,
BI,pehsrd Ro1bury; Capt John sproal Cinennsh VI
Osmopd Lons u. s A.; w. T. Griffith, Philadelphia
No. s5 CHArHAx-sr., N. T., Sept. Is, 1854
n a. Edisovs Of Tie N Y. Tribs.~ -h.
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fAdvertisrnenkI
prnDy's NATIONAL THIATER.-This hol

PCRDY ; NATIONAL IHEATEK. MS HUust
La, doubed its attractions BY presenting the Drama Of
FUsTAcHE with that OF FASHION AND FAMINE. Mr. J. H.
scoTr a,r.sr. Fustschr little CeRDELGA Howard az
H.. Strtwl.rr, Gih FASHION AND FAssS will commence
the Entertainment and every alternate night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

msn nsmed Patrick Kelley, arrested by Osseer
ThDkhsn charged With having escaped from the
Peniteutiary, was yesterday sent back 20 his old
quarters by Justice Boswell, TO out the remain.
der OF six months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

Tie Hon. A. II. Reeder, Governor Of Kansas. has
been staying for few days at the ST. Nicholas. and
leaves to-day, TO go by way Of Albany and Buffalo
10 For Leaverw worth, accompanied BY his Private
Secretary, c. A. Williams, and several other gen.
tlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

GnAPHs We spoke few days ago Of the grapes
grown at the Iona vineyard, owned by John Beve-
ridge Of Newburgh, and DIR. Grant on Wsgner's
Island in the Hudson River, three mes above Peek.
kill, not for the purpose of drawing attention to the
fruit much as to the fact that grapes Of delicious
favor can be grown upon many waste spo. ncsr this
city. That did not over.rs;e the snslity fully
acknowledged in our editorial Saturday by
oil who assisted in delicious fcsst upon twenty-five
pound box sent Us from that vineyard. The punches.
both of Caawba and Isabella, well formed, full
and heavy, and The berries fully maured and sweet
Now the question is, ii can have such fruit per-
fecty rpened on the 23d day of September forty
miles north Of this City whist in the name Of common
sense if farmers have any, is the that can
not have grape. enough raised to supply the demand
and keep the price below lei cents pound at which
tu1s of item are retailing Will somebody plant
a vine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
Advertisement.
The CRCus a. the IIIPPoDRoME attra'



sudi. nees r.cusry the afternoon, IL gives the Iuve
nile. opportunity OF Witnessing their svorte amusement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

CRICKET The return match between the New
York and St. Georges Clubs, postponed from last
week in consequence Of the death of Mr. Samuel
Nicbollr, takes place tomorrow and Thursday at Ho-
boken, when all lover Of good cricket should attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
CITY ITEMS.
insurance.

Tho podworths' announce their first public soires
for Tuesday evening October TO- and ever! TUESDAY
evening thereafter during the term.
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fAdy.rtisemeptl

Churches, HoteiS' SteaiusniPs, Nc'' suPP'lcu
with .lessrt Silver Name sui Number Plates OF and
beautiful S.itns plated IL the most substantial manner
elegantly saved very low prices Samples part
Of the county EykRDELL, No pl BROADWAY cor Ddahe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

O.. NJ ssl meeting Of the Canal Board is to be b.,a
OsoX bsss.,nT 70 locate the new line Of he Krie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

There was nothing OF Importance done in the
Board Of Aldermen last evening The Board ad-
journed TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

The Wings OF Newark will hold their primary meet
ings on "Wednesday evening.
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SUPREME coURr-s-rei,L rs,S.
SUPERIOR coURr-s,f,r- ,us,, Ho,r~,x

UEtISION.
Samuel T. Smith agt Rebecca A. Smith.-Desrse
Of divorce rom the marriage tie.
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In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday sbou.
40 cases Of assault and battery were disposed Of
Twenty others were adjourned till the next sitting Of
the Court.
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iAdverti,emsnt1
RO0I's DAGUERREOTYPEs, No. 1868 Broadway.
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CHoLHRA.-Iu Newark on Sunday, there were two
deaths by cholera; ard yesterday. up TO O'Clock,
there had been reported three deaths by that disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

TnyL,1x FIGHT AMONG PUGILrsTs.-The eKsmi-
nation Of Tom Eyer and other pugilsts Charged with
assault and battery upon John Lying ct house in
Mercerst. about ten days since, by appointment
to take place yesterday before Justice osborne ou''
on .cconnt Of the absence of counsel for the defense
the case was adjourned TO this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

The persons arrested at the street preaching grounds
IN the Ord Ward On Sunday afternoon on charge OF
ds"rdery conduct gave bail yesterday for their sp-
pesrancc TO answer tie charge.