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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
DIED..


HENRY-on the sth Instant James Henry IN tue z yes" Of
bis , ..v-u.xx..r.
iTTi ON- Az Congress Hal. Albany on the lOth Instant
Fli1.-,h daughter OF Hon W LitEsjohn, Of os~eso
IoJrTT +, Brookyn on lotb inst Ots G. loyc aged d.
THFAI-On Monday 10Th inst, q r. NJ sud- MY oil Fry
.ir.la. Anna A daD ghter Of BeDj K Thea - ,
WHITEHEAD On Tu, scsy Aprh H. Edwin hsront son VI
yrnn-ls c Ubitehead, aged yesf . a. =
% s,. snd tancss Of the family respectfully in
a 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF nn
Ne a West Wshiage place, today trhar'dsJJ D "S'"cA
WILLIAMSON TusSsy the llth int Of congestion Of the
hiram J,ne wife Of Samuel WILLIAMS and d@aentef VI inc 1910
J.,.e Van REken, E.q- Of this City. , IL -. =
TIE relatives and iends Of the snaiy ne A y
60 Ter ists rr,ISsucs No II East Fifteenth ST. The remains
III b. taken 70 Creengood Cemetery
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Reported f,r The y. = rriesne By sxY Is1saS 80.
Fgs Bosrd-sf0 wilninson 49, - - ss =, ~
Lens Island Ga .dsy. T. Rs.a;ns 81 ~ sps'
s; Chester valley Z 4. u 100 Lons tssaa a, ssS
4l s GO. "a; % do b II; ltedo II ~ MOTIFS Ss,
st 100 co. h.n iai; 80 Do ia 50 Uoi0n Canal % oi -
csn ard Arboy K R. l5S; Mor. Gas, Pref ~ SOsnn~
Bank Band Of PenB 20 Girsrd bshk lS W 40.
days ISL SEQ IS 50 Bssk Of u G P 81 A.. ,,,,,. Y
slC0 I-hgh Mort Is S7li soe VII plngte.
3. al. = go 10 IS 4; - 90 Sehuy Nav Ss ~ "a els
psnr, % si s. Morris Csns iii 80 do - ~ 100 Leas
i..S n "a 30 $ IA % PrBpA sSi 81 do a kea
IN. r IS "a 90 - SCI $50 Shay Nae Prststrsa 'h'
~ i>n'cn C a. ISL do s5wu lSi Nsc1.nics Stak sgt
~, R,TI- Os Marrs C.nsl IS 4s, scs 40 ~ 80 Chester
ys~v Railroad Il 81 Lons Island Railroad Do 40 ssy~
IA 8 schnvl Nav Pref, 81 A. Pens senk lttf T. A..
CLrse P,tss-Uuiged States ~ eS ~ Do. SRA 10 "a
q ia bid Ash.d Penns SCI bid 81 sset Srs@iss ssa
90 81 ha I .seo 90 Boucs - - bid 10 sske CO. Mort
6. 60 s. bio Ssl asked FeanA X, " od W ssxei' nSs
~ III bid ISt ske1 40 ie
Stoct ) >sksd 30 Dc. Preferred 81 sd sd boaf
isand Il bid Il ska; Ncksous ~ bid Is at.d fusrd SAns
IS, SS Isl sskeo LehsA lire bid. Askea sioo Canal s
b1 aSked Dali
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MARRIED..

HENRY-MEACHAtt the Mansion House IL Greer as!d MAS
bv the Rev ID D. George Henry 70 FRANCES T. "iesNn
both OF Napchesey " n, -, ,,N -, l.
HCWTLL-DU BOIs-Ai PouEtieepsie On the lfta inst BY
the R,v Mr Cesf Charles j. Howell Jf TO mary & ahntn
ter OF o nslius DubOs. ksl. $500 -, ct-- n -.
HURLBUTT- hOtS-Aprh II, by Kew Il OOtnln.' IT 49,
Hurlbu 70 Mis- Matilda Lousa hOen daughter Of X hoen
fsq- al Of stamford Conn =. ~ IN .,s..x I
N,s on Madison Melissa StoddsTr, OF Norfolk Coan
PHITIIPs BARCfAY-At Detroit Neh- April 7, MI Wism
Phtsto Margaret Barclay niece Of Alderman BARCLAY
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WILLIAMSON GH LI,E1HS.

MISSIONARY MEETING.-A Missionary meeting was
Aid l, Ming ~ south Secondt Methodist Episcopal ChsIeA
for Ire Purpose funds r the support OF the Mssoa-s
sng the Indians the West After the opening Of the msen
- and pra,er ad IN SEES delivered BY the Rev l.
scucde sd The Reid OF New York aad the Rev Peter
J.eo, CHEF Ob~s Tribe OF Indians In CsnAda Wet TIE
i.t speaker aiGed IN ndian with belt
knife touhssk He spoke Of the hfsi uo nade BY
civilization Indians
Cansd and happy and coalition
In hudsOus Bay Territory
shtre th resker Missionary for fourteen yesrs %
Iusisns have been converted and osptsed
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1--WE NIINF VIZ tItNIeA N--l77I INF-E--
oct opposition.
The resuh has been unexpected There wss con,ioera
bic excite in jersey City yesterday, and good desl
Of discussion relative large number OF bus 'cAes
that found in the bao! boxe- and appears upon
examination thst the successful candidates were I'n
these tickets Successful as well defeated csndidaes
manifest surprise alike the result. Such n -.es are
almost unprecedented in that city The Daily lcegr9p1
says thar some have grsvely come TO the coneiason
tina; the Know Meetings. were around
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onrRr cALENpAR-THLs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-NOs l25, 3l6, j7, j2j, ~ 32s ~
80 ss7 @ go 3. 700 l7 5is S SH 49, o5l SoH 1'h
Sa SIS $50 557 35s ls2 .7S, ll5 - 80 80, go, -,o %,
CoyroS PLEAs-Paf Nos. 1903 BOG, 5ly ~ osl'
81 90 SOS 56 52s SO so 81 50 5l4 ~ Par NOS DO
ChrUIr CoCRT-NOs. LIZA 49, $40, 1874, 40 49, fii'
90s 81 i93 as as fB Al - =, are
USTIp STATS DIsrmcr COURr-Nos. IL, %, 81, A.
a. q
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he 6rst Monday n Msy The rSmbers fthe Board vii
be follows
F.rf Hsrd-T " Jsmes Geo Gardner. ! s. Da
verpor- J T. ThOmp-on. Second HuI-j1.tas Sls.er
J. 3 ClsveGrd J. Il Lyon 6 Edge Ti,rd Ward
John II Low. wm White Selah HI AID Henry A
Z. L. kepTelyea and Wm. Kec3ey. SIX Of the eigii Al
deruen elect are Wigs The Board viii be three foarAs
Wig
Ife fnlIorirr "a the vote for Chn.en FreehoIlsr.
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ANOTHER LEGISLATIVE DUEL

SCENE IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER
The Chamber Of the Board Of Councilman was last
evening tho scene Of another legislative quarrel Mr.
Br,,io N Wild. gravey srose from his seat and com
spced speaking in support Of preamble and resolution
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RoBBED WHILE AsLEEP.-A man named sichael I ur-
Ions was robbed book containing $50 in b.nk bus
Tut,day pish The p.ighborhooo Of HNks and h's
ia, ssp up soop where h. seated hn,ef 70
Nv COWS custody By Oeer Nc aushn anf 80
law OF suspicion sppes 10 have been 10 ind IN then
poae,op Thew held. however for further inquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

ARREST OF HALL TURTLE house Of Mr. Charles
Rsdeu No ITO Union st. catered Tuesday afternoon and
Zen, coat, tud eans apparel different descriptions stolen
htrfom msn named Thomas johnson - uhseq9e2ty e.
ted suspicion and portion OF the articles recovered lie
it-edt 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The stockholders of the Camden and Amboy RsilrosA
Company have had meeting and in the kindss manns
accepted the extension of their Charter made BY the Leg
stature.
The estimate made by the Superintendent OF the reespo
Of 1858 was 100000 the actual receipts were ssSsoe
The s,smats for 1854 100000, being an increase Of
s2,a Oco over the receipts Of 1859 and in the first qsr
s, Of the year the amount of the increase has been
tIO7436 IS.
The receipts OF the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
,bs first week Of March were 1892 against tss67 N
the same week OF lat year showing an increase Of I'D
cent
The trustees Of the Bank Of the United States have
Issued notice stating their intention to make fanosf
dividend out Of the sssets in their hands TO the croo
Of the trus-nsmely the holders Of notes ana noe
and depositors mentioned therein Sad dvioena WIN
dec AIRED on the Goth Of June next at the office Of the ~
pes. No. 70 walnutst, Philadelphia Thos' ccno'snsa
ar. notified 10 come forward and prove their respsesvs
debt or demands before the time thus spps'ss'a ~
making and declaring said dividend
AHrr, Nicolsys mweekly ss's Of Blocks sad nseo
iii ale place ss usual. tomorrow ct LEI sss'sk -
MsrshAas EIchsnss
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

Tx FULTos.sT. SEwEB-This Improvement, recently
ard,red bv Council, oommeneed Lass week aud
posre has already been The we're
eouerc,d II the Dock the see OF the Fulton Ferry
n ana little more OF half block has 1een dag
eu process Of completion IL Is to extend 10 CAI a.
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NEWJERSEY LTE1KS.

Ruins OF The CHARTLK ELIcrcS.-rhe returns OF
the Charter Election in Jersey City Tuesday are as io
ows This statement will vary but little if any nom he
official canylss
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= T Barnum had nothing 10 do with ordering LII
~ Inrepetrabe Sas and Empire Bank Locks into tss New
Yorr House the day. but Uncle sam GA
81 % keep h dimes ssie sepp d
down 10 Worlds safe Company Depot No l9 Pe.r MoA
BRADLEY Agents ordered sh to hold s@c " Of tAs
yellow boys
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FIRES
FIRE ~ HOBoREy ST.

The porter house Of Charles Brton in Hcboken st. was
discovered 10 be on fire about o'clock on Wednesday
morning The flames speedily exinguished before
much damage occurred The fire is supposed to have
originated from sparks blown from the chimney ad
inning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

Root has the field %

Connection is almost over: Root has the field to
bin self tvr, body perfect Digu7rreoypss goes 70 h
No DsgucreotyPes cystto'J pea snf
Steroeop.s perfection at the Worlds Far Pssnan
Gallery. 'A'SIA "oO''
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Advertisement
GAS GAS, GAs,-Cbsndelers and Gas Fixtures, OF
Se and antique vii be founc AZ the great manu- uT
Ing dep6t Archer Warner Co. No S6 Brosity Ahe 's
iocki ID America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

section of the Fifth Ward Democracy have selected
W. Draper A. candidate Alderman Of that Ward the
election 10 take psce 2h inst I'll the vacancy ooeA'
stoned by the death OF Patrick II MsFfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

1his h The thrd tllnt IhdI NhUl Ma4ucIs Hl- 81
elected Last year he had SIS majority Fink. Oar
~, the past wear be has sent q yetoes 10 the Common
Council; and bus of them was oTerued BY swo tnTa
xo,e That one in reference 10 the Collector ices
The vote for Aldernsn was as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

EIIzABTTHTOwS ELECTION At the annual town meet
ing Of the Township Of Elizabeth held MONDAY lssi
OF $1,000 ordered be raised for the support OF
the POOR and other township purposes 5000 o- puzzle
schools and s. for roads The III ket which is said to
have been supported by the mysterious order OF Know
"NOhings and which opposed with an unusual de
gree Of visor elected by soriy OF two
hundred The Journal thinks that if this mlch abused
order the oginators Of that ticket they N t the
thanks Of the community i"r better one has seldom
ever been presented for public support.
In Union Township the poor tax Il slov' school TAX
SEQ road tex 500.
In Clifton. L MON ticket was elected
The Natives Of Bordentown. y. J, az the Municipal
election Monday, carried The election by % majority
We hear thatthe Know Nothing se been very busy
in ali the Township elections in this vicinity AID ihat me.
have made ten strike every direction. They certain
" promise TO become power in the State.
Sunday labor upon the canals and railroads in NeWIer
~ viii 4. entirely prohibited srsr the fth Of JAY nett teePi
n The trsnspo.on the Dt- for milk AZ The ate ss1a
Of the l. very stringent Law hs eel " a. en-
se.sd
THE MoNoPoIr The Joint Companies have had their
l.st L. raure VII b h them about 5000 q scare
n, re hole tA vOnde'f1 We di suopos that a. he act
Newark Msrelry
Nur,RY-On Tuesday at New Brunswick, Col Ma
,har Coope OF Morr elected Brsadr General o.
the Ca,sy brigade OF New Jeey in Psss Of General Caller
decfaSei
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New arrangement at Bradys Gallery, No sOo Broad
u.v Garner Of Fui0n be Obtained a. tns
GALLERY for 81 cents 4nd better pictures than are met
sisewbere for these prices Brsiy Galleries. Nos aad 81
Hrosnvav offer reser facilities The production OF hae "a
re. than any similar establishment 10 the nied states
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Comparison is the only true means OF knowledge.
II samuel Boot had not msde pictures people might have thought
the WORK OF ting like perfect compare zoos ~ot
,,pecsy biz Crystal Palace Premium Pictures those OF ole
and Yourselves They caH De sen a. .
Roots gest Ere. Gaery No 500 Broadway hrst hoof uPs
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FIRE IN TENTH ST.

At an eaIly hour Wednesday morning fire occurred in
the dwelling house of Henry Belng No. il6 Tenth st 1t
originated in the third story from cause unknown
The furniture and building damaged to the amount
Of about $500 Insured for $500 in the Brooklyn Insurance
Company
FIRE SECOND STREET.
The alarm Of fire about O'Clock wednesday morning
was CAUSED by the burning of old sheds at the foot Of
S0cond q
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LECTURES MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS. ~

LECTURES MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS. ~
THURSDAY, April lS 1854.
Tur AEs,yypsARy LYING In ASYLUM. ~ VI.
rHtRTYEIGHTH ANNIvERsARY oy n Y BIBLE SOCIETY IL N
TTsPEsT nj Buttons Theatre ~ -,
MAN AMI WYE and Pretty OF Business" al Wsllack
Low md Peicoht Government" at the Bowery. y
BELpHEGoa and "RagPrker Of Paris" 81 thu Bowert If
Tar and An Alarming S.ciihee at barnuns
TONS CABIN and y NJ a. the National Tnestef
GEO CpRIsrY sMSsTRELSt 4ti brosSvhy
sUcyLEYs HOUSE. Ehiopean reines'ions- ewAy
WHITES SLREs,DERS-E Ethiopian ns-No f9o Bresdway y =
BsoApwlY MEsaeERIE- Animals-SS7 D. way 10 70 ~ r
IspusrRY OF ALL NATIoNs-Cry ssl Palace d. TO dust
BANvARDs AMAThe Nile 40 No sos Broadway u "
RoUTS TO CALFosSA No 80 boad"e,
PROF HATS WORDING 57l Broadway 81 aud - I NJ
SIcHor BLITz at Library Hall Newark. y. J., ~ r NJ
SCENES REVOLUTION. at Hope Chapel q + NJ an =,
NATIONAL DESIGN 663 Brosdsay "A N TO leP
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CITY ITEMS
GEOLOGICAL REGISTER.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
Fo by No.l Chrnbe 81
c u RoSKErrt.
1854. "a NJ leM 3P
April i2......................5 Ol 80 "A
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UsDIsTRICT cOURT-Before Juise ISGsSsoLI
DECISION IN ADMIRALTY.
An ., rner and William Conner Ggs The steamship Si''

S.nis
About the 10Th Of December is49. the hDeants sappei
a. 800 the sarah then bound Tor saa Fran
"a orty.tuo boxes barrels and Psckases e0naan VPe
s,e-ix. 70 be Panama snd here dehVerei N
lac so,d oIaer he fora .rded 20 san friec.o na 49,
"a 10 Ns.srs De Wiz hsrfsor or their sssgas AZ "a
.t loussde bill OF NinE IN tAst torn ". ssaei lne
hn .rrtvrd 4rsard VIII the goods 90 eNa
.nisc Tor she Lryed IN ine 100
Of the pscSAses eoni1nins IN 9oi'Aa' PNS u 'N' '
u cuus on board % be t-iV-fsd - L. - sf-..,s,,
All ths cot found -htered fom me sap oy
Esh the By she CONSUMES p.sesa 70 vi "a
lrging Co. the cousisnee- OF the sess- s
n-rehrs hpcns ali delivered from the sp re-
courl.t@ his psrehue Nsgo,itiOus Ters enfea l4o
tween TN Ia reference - "a dee %
but before the nesoalons Fofe
destroyed ali the goods sriii we're
The belsnts thereupon or)agn.
nj, 10 recover he whole value Of the Invoice.
Held hv thA eDtire epnsrsc Tor t1e
and delivery articles not peorsf al Al uairss az ~
refuses or prgecs 70 receive
zb,p a., .re the discharge himself % ss
h,u tbs. Il delivered and the cons sore seep
Of the m part be caanot ata~
for tbs Don delivery OF me whole oat
which he has aimed BY the oon de very o. rs
II the CONSUMES receives pN
xrh thar be IL 10 receive the whole ani nod
AID that delivery not complete he may repudHe sac
her uhn reasonable the goods tnst ne mss or
how for not doing he cannot fean par
and claim damage Tor It's non delivery III
80 ~ evidence part Of these goods we're dev
cred ee landed tse shore that me taas 81 GU
The Missing packages clio not ahect ine hsss o, t
full Of s that the scs cone " tl' 'oo'fu
- .sr The goods amount TO acceptance OF them
in ti all would Be delivered aud on aa coadi
ton that the goods were never r-t3raed OF :. ~
Sufficient reson 70 excn, h's -
consumed only h, ett on the oeaen ana not %
that were stored g.,
the they have sustained BY the nondeye' OF ~
mr. r pscksges IL he difference bet
whole invoice Frsn'sco wnen ne sp ~
and he value Of the invoice exclusive oil 'ne missing P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

deal of unnecessary discussion
Brr,p-"A Friend of the Poor complains that the
baker, reduced the size of the sxpenny loaf when Flour
rose 10 sl per barrel and have forgotten to increase
.oar now that Flour is down to sal still lower at whole
sale We presume there is truth in this though the
neglect NAV not be general correspondent asserts
Yet as Buy low and sell ss high as You eau the
general liz unavowed rule of action we don't see tat tue
Baker IRE much than most other people even the
charge be true Friend if You not IN some SOFT
Socialist you have but muddy and doubtful understand
ing of this and many other matters
Nv the way While we admit the right las the world goes
every man selling his wholesome and useful commodities
for the most they will bring insist that the Council
ouch TO prteot our citizens from the grosse fraud by re-
curing all Bread sold in the City TO be OF definite and
svoxed weight Prescribe that loaf of certain form
ssy oval or round shall weigh not less than five pounds
square oaves three or four pounds twists SIX or some
larger number Of pounds BE- stamped in PLAIN figures on
the bottom of each loaf and then le every baker charge
for his bread as he shall fs We only want to know
what we pay Sor bread stand exortion buiwe de
cidedy obec, to false pretenses.
ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ENGINEER OF TIE FIRE De
p,RrMExr-An election for Assistant Engineer in Plsce
Of John C. Oliver resigned held on Monday evening
The returns were canv assed last evening showing the fol
lowing results;
Ebhs Kinsslsnd.
-Esler.............,.
'
Tofa ......
Kngslards majority. '.'..'''''''''''''''"
PRIrp NY MEANS OF FALSE DrED.-Wm Henry Stokes
hoe dealer living in Fifty iourthst, yesterday ar
,c,,,d nv officer Rue charged with having in Aug ls'
.d for $500 cash PA acres Of land in Fayette Co1nty
Ohio. TO VIM W Jennings of No. IS Trinity place IL Is
now alleged that the accused bad no title whatever 10 the
land and obtained the $500 by false represenancns lie
was taken before Justice Osborne and committed Tor tra
ARREST FOR SrlBBING.-Thomas Muuoy residing al
No. 90 Orange st was yesterday arrested by Sersea
Mansfield of the Lower Police Court charged with as
ssung and ssbbiDg Peter Cannon Of No 81 Oransesir
three times the thigh nActng but not dangerous
wounds The prisoner was taken before Justice BogGt
ard held 10 bail in $1,000 The complainant repented hN
inc ;nsrued against him and endeavcred TO get him re-
leased but was himself held to bail in $500 10 appear ana
prosecute
RACE FOUND HoxE On Sunday evening March 49,
ene female infant about month old. vel dressed was
o under the soop OF Md Elys residence, No Third sv
seventeenth Ward and through the eNertons OF the Al
dsn. family and of of the ladies in his neghoor
hA tho little innocent has been adopted by lady OF
18th and will be well provided for eu she Aiaf rinsn
although City Father any more are lsi1 ne
w;I ssna hem 10 the Governors tbs AIMS House VIII
out delsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

"LTncle Toms Cabin with the magnificent piano.
ram. az III, gsrp ne ned by and the ,.gorI ~
the artist be Eiibees ~ Purdys Nst maj th
must remembered Of this Thesef ana ti
spa ,erder Mspsssr Iudy con pensry benefit the alter
evening Of Saturday next We nope the admirers Of
Uncle ON Cabin" y III give him good one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The Board of Aldermen dispatched small amount OF
bufness last evening and INDUCED, usual in great
deal of unnecessary discussion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The Mechanics Bank has declared a semi annual dv-
dend of five per cent The Fulton Bank semi annual
dividend Of FIVE per cent
The New York Gas Light Company has declared
dividend Of five PER cent
The trustees OF the late Syracuse and Utica Railroad
Company announce that they will pay dividend Of one
dollar per share the holders Of the stock in that company
and in the Syracuse and Utica direct Railroad Company on
the Cd of July Also to the stockholders entitled 10 fso
tons OF shares upon the stock dividend Of last Msy The
value Of such fractions in money.
The receipts Of the Norwich and stoningon Roads i%
March were ~ annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

MAya
tn recover damages for injury railroad track already
referred TO IRE jury could and ~ere discharged
William johnson sgt Robert Dion
TOR ted assault and battery damages aid
. .3rcO Defendant cotton near the dock PlratH
..,ed in boiling pitch He charges that defendant caught us
bucIet su6 biz With violent os over the n-ad cnas
severe .h In desose thai panf msae lp
80 ub view pitch IA the vicinity OF the cotoa-
thu latter spprhensVe ne ~oad SET ne
cotton OF refused dss AMI also alleged Aae ths
e,.tRs he Gaze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

THE pRIlF OF

THE PRIsF OF BREAD--It is OF mOment0us import
spce 20 the poor though such little c,nsequebee 70 tn9 e
How II Affects . and the ad Ter
the other Of socetr
esrtsy iI1.trsed the moral drama OF The VI
Nueum this evening. prety and
iv, piece tides NcolO Family aad their Acting Dogs 1t
Bar " afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

WORTH SEEING The most splendid show OF ia
ard microscopes sde N
N, ay Roots Worlds Fair Premium g, ery Inc
proprietor challenges criticism Cal At No SoS brosa"aJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The Natives Of BOrdentown. y J. az the Municipal
election on Monday. carried the election by 80 maoriy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ENGINEER OF IRE FIRE DE-
rARrMExr-An election for Assistant Engineer in PIsce
of John C. Oliver resigned held on Monday evening
The returns were assed last evening showing the fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

Tha NV Board Of Aldermen win come mo SI1V7 III '
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-29

more than one hundred permanent cures Of ofPrelaP
sus Uteri have been effected within the last year By
tie use OF the hnins. BY applying one end Of tho
chain over the region of the ubaonen and the other
upon the sph,e Just above tIe hip, tie usual sewers
symptoms incident to that disease are at ones rsmsY-