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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

favor Of tho Crest Restorative HooELAsp GERMAN BITrERs
prepared BY DR. c. NJ. JACKSON. PhIsAelPhia,
medicine before the public for the Of liver Com
Psnt Dyspepsia Jsundee Nervous Debility Disease Of the
kSnsJs '"d all diseases ARISING from ''0'dsfsa L'sf aud
HoIprs KEMP Co, JsnesviIle Wis. Sept 1851. said:
German Bte deservedy popular here and among
all the prepared medicines shelves none hsve we sold
which bsys given the satisfaction q HoOasad Gs5nsn Biz
invaluable spring sLd summer madeleine $40 - -
said: Over year ago money you from Csnsaa
and received some Of your German Bes, which used and
found greet relief from Ny health has improved to such de-
uumbeT Dypeyes in this nshbohood have bad 10 send 70
Mwsuhe Tor the medicine An Agency here could sell large
F''""'''' : '"'' ScSOyDos, Ind, Feb 10, 1855.
"DR sLEnoxs-s Please send the other two bottles
agreeable to arrangement have received benefit
i WIS, have taken g, the Liver and Kidney oenpl.ia
AID all other medicines have taken, put 1t stosethsr
in S i~Yo2 3. sssDs No. 100 Ta
tons c. II. RIxs No iS2 Brosdway HAvILASD HARRAL
& RIsLEY, No S9wsHenst;; BoYOk PAvL, No i4S Cham
McKIssox 4 ROBINS. No IN MaidenlAne Mrs. HAYES,
Brooklyn; and By druggists and dealers of medicine every
whore.
A NEW DIsCOvIRY.-A DELICIOUS BEvER-
aCE-W inyigorsie and stimulate but will not ntoxicste-
Dr. HAMS ixvIeoRATISG sPIRIr.-Dr. DARIUS HAM, who
s s sSI9S ns Sy ne ssSsss
Danish forever the evil and morbid for brandy, gin,
T. bsvesss he cal. fsvisosArTSc SPIRIT and snaran
tees be speedy Dyspepss Kidney Complaints
with distress or heavy weight 10 stomach after eating
assured that Dr. HANS spIhIT will instantly ell bad
Hesdssbe Hy.ieric., viii End Dr. HANS KvISostTISc
SPIRIT great benefit In favor sod delieio1sness 1t better
than sny Of intoxicating beverages will simulate, In
and s.h,ie drive s bad s ,.sT; Bat will nSt
incIeste Pee 81 per bottle Can De nad .n M Lncs
corner and Hudson druses' corner Hudson and
HAYES No I3s Fulton st. Brooklyn, and BY druggists every
where
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UoxoR TO WHOM UoNoR i Dir

r. ftf FdffoT II TIC n. n. TFtbpas
Ma GerTtNN: Permit me TO call the attention Of your
rrAAsr 90 Lawn BEooXs, Esq, Of CITY
ufeeu be has been irving such pleasure 10
the estee OF Boots and shoes unsos to leave the city
on Of DO have experienced the benefit
of b, l Ind h friends and psiToas almost every part
Of ths Onion bat stu there thousands who have vet
how much rca pleasure he can give them In the line OF
10 d,sw ea pair Of Boots which feel As though we had
woua months ia other words, sready broke,
his lre that other man whom have tried for
ths l.a ~ rnfy va pat Of cur sud
Thrre such skilfun artists In city. and
ee~ here bot do not snow then e InsP oe yoaI loot
evsfv corn respectfully provided n room 80 there need be
NJ tumhus The mater AIS Of the tne' qualities for
we leoks His metshc s.etl sharks gve peculiar
elsscity the wsaefs TREAD The workmanship - OF the
u not lost
Th sumner have been trying his Pumps Shoes Gsiters
and Boots Never have had In fourteen years 20 return
pair Every efOn perfect e. giving - much pleasure "a
and rce Gems that feel shall gain The thAnks OF
Who loves % wak and seldom gets article Tor
ts feet which eon@nes beauty SAIL adaPtstion e.se aud
downtlcdden understanding. 5 wills, Columbia, Tenn
Dces the scalp begin to show through your
kati N tadness a. Laud unlcss YOU use uropeT
20 pfevVnt a. Apply MiiLSEs lNvtSoHt night and mora
ins and souf hair safe II w so~ thk aul strong
Der sse ~ dusglsts sepesly Lows MLtrE s95 Bowery
HAR DYE AND WIGs.-BATcRFL cele-
lratea Has pYI By all acknowledged the best IN tAe
World 500 vholesze snd retail o. APPLIED In moe private
rooms 81 W A BAIentLess Hair Dye Wa aad oruAinen a.
Hals fseloty, Ne xS Broaesay.
ONLY Two DAYS LEFr-lAsT OF THE BEAU
rsryL LAKELAsp RrIDNG Lors These So Building Lots
viii Farms will be divided 90 subscribers the
is q Nov lsSt els secures four BuldDs Lots 3 By 100
feet o. Farm Of nom tve 70 tweaty acres Hundreds
vas In unheslthy apartments and psins a. Their ea,nng
rsxt vho may delightful AID healthy home
the city. Apply 81 oece to CHARLEs WOOD No
SO Bssssysy where psPs sns pamphlets can b hsd gratis
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,r,xTrp--A PARTNER with 5000, to engage
a.. Ios,Ise pspe BVsnIs. Address eEsSeEn, Tribune

T,su0s AND ECONOMY.-It is generally un-
,ooS that dfe fsbionsby entails heavy espenses and
hioasble uuiDsy generally supposed BY husband and
80. no he nsepefsbe from ertrsvsssnt bllL Mr X T.
Nrpr the wsiknown importer and ofsc,urer
az has eontyived to divorce fashion from
trsvss.nes department. Of female ste and s
. superb OF French BoxsETs ARTIFICIAL
closest buyer may wen regard with eompsceney Ia Mr.
Wubu's extensive show Nos % and q Johns, will
b found every conceivable variety Of elegant FAT and WIN
IRA MmLNERY which sll the styles announced BY the
Paris octes for the present and approaching season are
fepreseuted
Tie times suggest the necessity Of economy and Mr. WILDE
kss accommodated his prices to the times He does not
peet realize any profit his sales
Bses this fall and winter but be willing make sser
bee order to keep bis numerous vorkwomen employed dur
a he mini
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CONVENTION.

WAsHINGTON, Uct q, I59s'
The first meeting Of the Synoi Of the Baltimors
Old School Presbyterian Church commences hers
next Tuesday.
TRe Globe contains short and interesting letter
from Mr.. Dorian the third officer OF the Arctic to
Mr.. Holland the father of young Holland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

The City of Cleveland was visited on Friday
night by most destructive FIRE, which destroyed
the New England Hotel, the st. Charles Hotel,
and large number of valuable stores and dwell
ings. 1t is severe blow for that enterprising
young city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

F,EzIy PRovroEscE.-The large wooden Building
q, Cr,,sou a.. Providence, known "a Lester Hall,
totally destroyed by fire on Saturday morning. 1t
wa, owned BY JOhr K. Lester, Esqp and valued at
about g.. $50. Les;sra e0.re loss Is abog: s3O9)-
uninsured.
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Aeugurk DAILY @ibm,te
MONDAY, OCTOBER 80.

The latest ticket for State officers is that of the
malcontent Know Nothings, who held Conven-
ton at Utica on Thursday or Friday last and re-
pudiated the nominations Of the Ulmanu Conven-
ton here. Their candidates are reported to be
az follows:
Fof GofffHOr. IL NLhhh
Fer Lieut. .Gorernor. ................ELIJAH FORD.
For Canal Commiisioney .......... HENRY flThhUUh:
For states PrisOn Inlpecfoy. BOWNE
Our correspondent who furnishes this iuforma-
tion states that opposition to Slavery was pre-
dominant feeling in the Convention; but If that
were so how happens it that decided Auti-
Nebraska man like Mr.. Raymond was showed
aside to make room for Hard Democrat and
Slavery extensionist like Mr.. Ford or has Mr..
Ford given private and Pickwickian assurances
to the Lodges that he is hostile to the spread of
the peculiar institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
THE RECENT ELECTION IN FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON. Friday, o.

IHANLkSIVN' tIt11!I WE - I7|'F
The official majority for Maxwell. lDem.,l for Co..
erees in Florida was $50. The vote OF the State il
adverse to the proposed removal OF the sea, OF Gov
ernment.
There was only one death from yellow fever report
ed In this city to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
KNowNoTHING MEETING AT BUFFALO:

BUFFALO, saturday, oct: =, lsSt.a
Daniel Ullmann addressed large nsmber OF per
sons belonging TO the American organization,
TO 500 persons prsent, comprising many OF tue Old
est and most influential citizens in this part Of ths
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
ERyE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

CONCORD n. H.. Saturday, Oct Rs 1881.
The Free Democratic State Convention have MONT
mated Asa Fowler Of Concord, formerly Democrat,
and law partner of President Pierce their candidss
for Governor. The Hon. John p Hale addressed tue
Convention.
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FIRE AT ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 2Jl 1871.
The extensive founiery Of Rowe s. Bennett, aud
the csrrisee mandatory adjoining, of Bradley &
Carson on Buffalo ST., were destroyed by fire last
night The loss is about $4,000; partly insured.
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p.IIPOAD EXTENSION.

ALBANY, Saturday Oct. %, 1884.
The last rail connecting Galens with Chicago, by
the Illinois Central Railroad, was laid on wednesday
and the regular trains commence running on MondAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEW KNow-NorHING CONVENTION.

THE NEW KNOW-NOTHING CONVENTION.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
UTICA, Saturday, Oct g. 1854.
II has been reported, and it is true, that State
Convention of Know Notbings was held here yester-
day. 1t was composed of those Councils which re-
gard Themselves as having been cheated at the late
Convention in New-York, and as having been there
and then sold out to serve the paltry ambition and
vanity of such small politicians as Ulmann and Barker
The deliberations and action Of the Utica Convention
were Of another kind. The prevailing sentiment was
that Rum, Slavery and political Catholicism were al
alike fatal to the well being of the State, and should
be treated as mutual aids in the work Of peryertng
and overthrowing the free institutions of the country.
The nominations of the Convention agreed upon
with enthusiastic unanimity, were as follows:
For Goternoy. .HYRoS II. CLARK.
For Lieutenant Governor. ELIJAH FoRO.
E@ Cara Com" s..., HsssY f,r Ra
can add that this ticket will receive big vote ia
the rural districts. ks.
NEW-YORK CITY.
THE LIQUOR MOVEMENT.
First Wdrd-We understand that the liquor deal
ers are working strenuously for the election Of Ros
ERT S. COLLINS for Alderman. The First Ward
Wings have put up clean Anti.Maine Law ticket
for Charter officers.
SOFT SHE'LL NOMINATIONS.
Fourteenth District-The Seymour or Union
Democrats nominate two candidates for Assem-
bly-Thomas ]. Munday and Thomas Manson.
Firt Ward-For Alderman, JoHS ID. HOLMES.
Counoilman-IId District, JoHs MEASr.
WING MOVEMENTS
CRY OHte RAruIcArIos MEErYo.-This affair
comes off on Wednesday evening.
HARD SHE'LL NOMINATIONS
Firm Uard-For Alderman, NICHOLAS Dmoso'
m. krE r..
HoLLIsTER.
TEsrH WARD (BRooKLYS) DEMOCRATIC Nostys
-,oxs-The Democrats Of the Xth Ward have nom.
mated John W. Coin and Theodore Romeyn 'fot Al
deruen. David Fiihian for Assessor, Hiram X. Has.
kins for Supervisor VIM. Roberts for Excise Com
missioner, and Thomas MeCarty for Constable.
NETWORK STATE.
WHO NOMINATIONS
Toga-For Member of Assembly, CARLISLE 7.
JoHSsos Of Berkshire. For County Treasurer, EZRA
S. BrcEBEE Of 0gego.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
XIHh DStriet-Eor Congress, WnLIAa D.
HAws.
XXXIst DiStriet-For Congress Z. I. Calfa
Lockport.
SOFT SHELL NOMINATIONS
HVIIIh Distriet-TRe Amsterdam Ree0Td1
says that WV. B. WHEMPLE, who was p,miaated .
this Congressional District by the SSfts, o, Barc'
burners, has Withdrawn, and has taken a nominahoa
for Assembly In the Fir, Assembly District in Mont
gonery Country. The race will now be between NJ.
Horton and Mr.. Jackson. Mr.. j. is a regular on
Hunker, or Hard and If elected will support TIE
Administration "a carrying out its Pro-Savery pracr
plea. The Anti.Nebreska Democrats kick at tn
arrangemer, and refuse to be bartered away by sss
bagsir and sale operation. Mr.. Horton viii b
supported by every true friend Of Freedom.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BISHOP wHITEH0UsE.
.tsh 70 ThaN 4 Ttibune.

CHICAGO. Friday. Oct. 81. 1884
The Episcopal Convention has just passed. amid
great excitement a resolution requesting BsAop
whitehouse to reside here. He intimatei the p,ss-
bility Of bis resignation.
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"A DELICIOUS BEyER-
PIANO-FORTES

Manufactured by J. p. wake Co,
No. So Barclay st., EewYork,
Equal In and touch In the world fully warranted
sale large discount for cash approved paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
No. 395 BROADWAY,

Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
WV. 5. TARBELL,
Of the late firm Of A. c. Benedict Co
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RIRBONs, RBnoNs.-Just received frou auc-
top tafse sock of Itch fal RIBBONS which selling
~ IT,. thss half their cost Also ladies KIN GLovEs at
a s~uts' a. 81 a. LTADBEATER.
No 9fT Breaiway. cor. Leonard-st
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AsrINwAILis TONIC MIxrURE.-'lhat mind

end boy subdune complaint Ague and Fever s i'm nedaey
arrested BY this prspaaiion u reaches the scat OF te
espes recruits the strength. From one 10 two
bottles prodace this result Manufactured from the original
recipe W MsxwsLL rHosAs tsaccessors - james = As
ol.w.n No 81 " uliamet.
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DIR. MLANr's LIVER PILLs.-This great M

DIR. MLANE's LIVER PTLLs.-This great medi-
eas uppanted all others for the Of diseases OF the
Liver Its effects SOLITARY and speedy and al me same
time perfectly safe that Is not SURPRISING should super
teAe all Others Invented BY distinguished physician OF
Virginia wsc praetsed IN region OF country in which hepa
Liver Complaint peculiarly formidable aud common,
ana who haa sfen years discovering the ingredients and
pOrOae their qusnte' hese Pats are PeoeSiy adapted
10 form Of the disease aud never tau 10 alleviate the
obstinate cases OF that terrible complaint They have
Justly become celebrated aud the researches OF DE- MLAnE
have pcsd his the beDefaetos Of mankind NO
having smrioms Of this formidable complaint should be
without these invaluable P Have you pain In the night
side under tire edge OF the ribs which increases with pressure
unable % lie with the len side-wh occasional,
somemea constant pain oncs the shoulder blade frequently
extending TO the top o the shoulde Rely upon H. that al
hrah the latter pains are sometimes taken Tot rheumatic,
they AL arse om disease e the Liver sud " would have
Lshsf lnsssatly saa bay box Of Dr.. MLASEs LivES
Puts.
Purchasers will be careful 70 ssk for Dr. MLASEs celebrated
LVHR fLLs, and tai else There other Pills pur
porting 20 b. Liver Pulls before the rube DR. MLASEs
lNts PtLs also hs celebrated NERMUGr be had
all respectable Drs Stores Ia the United States aud c-ns
A.
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INDIA KtbHEH VLUFEo HHu VIII IENH' IUI Uht
IN csld OF vet weather Also, Ladies lined CLOVIS and
"a Acusc 0tOVEs and MtTs certain for rough or
hands FOR se IT ell Rubber stores aud 20 the trade
A No a Inhn II u atalTa
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NV RvcKwurAT FOR SHIPPING, &C.

Cuotcy RAEpHs FIouH-CRoNvELLA BiRDsALL, No. 2n9
Front Beekmsn offer Tor sale 70 shippers their
standard article Of Buckwheat well known In ali the south eTn
and Eastern nae packed neatly Ia all sized packages. and
warranted Of superior quality.
Ao otO bhIs Exra Bakers flour, OF their own manuiac-
,afr made from North Carolina Whest. superior In
strength 70 any Flour in market
oo0 bbls fxrs uenesee and Ohio, branded Hiram smith,
spsidias Harmon. &c
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INV MUSIC" Had ] the wings OF Fairy
O.3," "oDs Gentle VOID and Minnie Gray" three very
choice aonss b. stephen Glover Sung by Ssnfords Opera
foope with sest success Music sent by mail pos' paid
lfoaA.t Wayrps Publiahrf. No BrOadway
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PLAip CAsnMEREs. just received, four cases
NJ ne, ana eiessnt PLAfp CAsH~EREs which will oher
tds mornna Al great bargains Also lot Of cheap sLKs
n n IrAbHTAfIR, No 3f7 Broadway, cor Leonard q.
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IN AND RETAIL DEPOT FOR TIE

NHVTTNAIE MD M MI ILIVI ON TT
sALE 90 DEsHiEEs CElfBRsrto TAsrELtss fiLis fph
FpVsa Asp Owins the xau1picd demand Tor ms
specific Fever aud ARue Wholesale and ret has
3si broadway nearly OPP site the soef
parls inventor Of the remedy Mr. OtstS, VIII he Va
attendance and sdyce 60 NEE, particular cases OF
fever ana ssue patients viii be oven graiuousy BY him
These Pifs are warranted 20 ne worst cases
Otdcr f,om the city ade and from dealers eenersy are
"'F'N"~'' n ID DesurR AGENT No sfi Broadway.
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CntsTADORO's LIQuID HAIR DYE.-This is g

NNV>TADUNU = ItVEIU TWIN y y. IIIo :" '''O
very bess eoorns Fluid IN the world The black and brown
eontrreA bv hair natures perfectly undis
the natural tsts sold who sale and re-
tail and arPhed. al CNisrADoRos, No. Astof House.
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fowLIRs q WILLS, No. 9os broadway, \: Y.


ssssd by past patronage In this department u Ladies Cos
tuns 90 have manufactures tos own prensesl f0m
prue sslns for this Retail sales assortment
LADtgs DaF FURs comprising al the desirable patterns
ard qualities tnowH the Trsde aud viii exhibit and oder
them Tor sale on TUESDAY Oct H. Rsiyng the Intrinsic
merit Of articles offered renders further csmendaiion full
Asfof House, BrOadWAT.
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DEFIANCE SALAhANDtk SAfES.-hobLhi W.
ParRfcK the sole manufacturer In e United States Of the
shoxe eeekssed Rsfrs and 0afns penstrable Dsi
CHoss BARs Depot No giPea - one door
49, Mannlar1ry 90 % % end % Cannln D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

SEASON OF FTRs.-GENIS. No. 2li Broadway,
ss,ei. the attention q the ladies his magnificent
softsnt Of superb FUgs made IN the newest sod most
fhlonsbs sys end oonsng u gl sct. Of Hudsons Bay
sable Rss<an Sable Royal Eunine Stone Martin. ChiDcha
Rock Martin Min1. &c His stock Of Mun. NctoIioes aud
he confident has been supposed BY sub
ud 10 The rood taste and adtmsnt Of tie ladies Of New
York sd vifhy Al imnspse stock Of ssnilemens ar and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

we have given the result OF the most important
elections where native Amerioanism has had much
influence. Our statements show that the party has
heretofore existed mainly as local organisation,
eectiDg only the elections in cities and towns where
native citizens most in contact with naturaliz
ed citizens 1t is probable that the operations Of the
Know Nothings will be similar in their effects, but
with some advantages at present, in consequence of
the dsjonted condition Of the old political parties.
We have before mentioned that the native Ameri-
cans cooperated with the wings in the nomination
and election of General Taylor in lS4s. Without
the aid of the natives in Pennsylvania, General
Taylor could not have received the vote of that
State, and consequently would not have been elect
ed President, nor would the wings have acquired
power under HIM and Mr.. Fillmore. Numerous ma
tives were rewarded with Office under Taylor's ad-
ministration, but many more were disappointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
HORRIBLE MURDER IN ST. LoUIs.-About4 Al o'clock

HORRIBLE MURDER IN ST. LoUIs.-About Al o'clock
yesterday morning an 1rishman was passing along
down Wash street. near Thirteenth, when his atten.
tion was arrested by the issuing from the back yard
OF the Wash Street House, on the corner of Wash
and Thirteenth streets, OF two men and a woman,
dragging the body Of a man after them. The Irish.
man called to thtm asking what the matter was, or
what they were going to do with the man they had
and approaching threatened to cut him to pieces il
he did not pass on He fled and alarmed the watch,
who, on arriving at the spot, found dead body
lying In the street gutter, most horribly mangled
and cut about the head. Three or four wounds seem
to have penetrated the skull, while in number of
places the bone was laid bare by deep gashes.
piece Of knife, we were informed, was taken from
one OF the cuts, about two inches in length. The
body was bleeding profusely, and seemed to have
been dead some time. A number Of arrests were
made on the spot, and all of yesterday was consumed
by Justice Treadway, of that vicinity, in the exam
ination and committa of various persons on whom
the suspicious of the neighborhood have alighted.
great many different accounts are given Of the
circumstances attending the discovery of the body
and the search Of the house by the police making IL
hard to arrive at the truth Of the matter. We hear
that marks of blood have been traced through the
house and in the room OF the murdered man, and
that the floor of the privy in the back yard was
found yesterday morning to be completely bedabled
by the females Of the house. short time after the
discovery of the body, man was found drunk in
neighboring board yard, who, upon being aroused
and charged with the commission Of the murder,
cried out that it was not him-that they tried to
get the body down the privy but couldn't, and then
drove him away" We place but little confidence in
this story, however nor can we credit great many
other rumors afloat respecting the occurrence The
deceased is said to be German by the name of
Henry Geurotski, and has been but about two weeks
in this country. There Is some report tina. he had
III his possession large swan Of money.-Sh L2Yts
Ftcijgcnccf, JInt ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
Supreme Corslt-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judges Mitchell, Up. J.) Roosevelt, AM
DECISIONS

Before Hon. Judges MITCHELL (P. J.,) Roosevelt and
Clerke.
DECISIONS.
JUNE 19.-Beek ps. Stephen 6. Rybvn.-Order OF
special term, sustaining the injunction, affirmed,
with costs.
Mcintyre E. Smith Us. Kingsley and others-Or.
der OF special term, sustaining injunction affirmed,
with costs.
Shight vs. Reid.--Order of special term affirmed.
with costs.
Ward vs. Begg.-Order Of special term reversed,
without COSTS
De Hoss vs. Johnson, Receiver of Mutual Insur.
dFce Compdny.-Judgment If referee reversed, and
new trial granted. Costs to abide the event.
Idllmdn Us. the Rochester City Bank.-Judg-
ment for the plaintiff, with costs.
Rcnrke and Wife rs. Mahan and others.-Decree
OF Surrogate sustaining the will affirmed, with costs
Fan Ripper rs. Cook.-Report of referee affirmed.
with costs.
Baiityrs. The Western Termont Railroad Com
pany.-Judgment for plaintiff affirmed, with costs.
The People, at the Relation of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, vs the Bodid of Supervisors Of
the City Of Ne,c York.-Judgment affirmed, with
COSTS
The Mutual Life Insurance Company Us. Jenkins.
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
The Mayor, &C., Of New York us. DUNEDIN p.
Campten-Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Banks us. O'DeN.-New trial denied, and judg-
ment for plaintiff affirmed, with costs.
Nm. Rider ps. J. II. Pond-Order of special term
to be modified.
1ftAs Us. TAusby.-Judgment modified.
Perry as. Street 8. Ward.-New trial granted.
Costs TO abide the event.
III omas Us. Thomds.-Order of special term
modified.
Draper rs. Romeyn-Judgment Of special term
affirmed, with costs.