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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11
THE LATE BOILER RXPLOSfOv ~
TTPENFY-PfRS r-SF

Coroner ODonnen held An inquest, m rus'iay
afternoon aud evening At 80 - West r,sniy.f'rh-
It,. upou lie body Of VIM Damn iA'e "a engineer IN
tie csrper or shop Of Mr. Stoves N VTen'y-n ''''
which ~as destroyed = few days .incs ny the eIpl'-
siop of q steam boiler Of which deceased hsi the
rnarsganr4rt The Juror wO-tiy en- nears, gid
sftlr hearing lie evidence we're fully satisfied II -
ia. boiler was well maze am strong ami that # the
vaferin II had NJ besa suffered {, gs tao low, an
exul,.ion would rot have taken plaza. Tney rea-
cere1 ;be fOi'O~iDg verdict:
Tfs VI Daun came 's.fh D. inuri., rse.v-d by
ihs sc,~srfsl -tr o. s'ssHh .sr ia Ne.t FF,n'y
80 sIp-on ssirg c.Sssd y al in'aAss1eJ o.
- he boiler a. the time"
Tie deceased was native Of England. % years .:
age.
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MARRIED..

HAIL-FoI soN-In Portsmouth, \. n isn s.r,-'
H,l Fec OF EI.er. one Of the Pue'nef 81 i~ -''1"|
70 Nv. :. p. FOLSOM
jEROMF-LEWIs-In sog;hrr'on. Conn J.n : ~ re
Rev sr Jops, tie Uon. Ctsaneey Jerome mayor u Nc
CIV ~ S.v Haven 70 Mrs sophs Lewis Of souniagtor
IIuIs-~ATsOS-A h.tirn bSy Couaty hca.,
MI Calvin w Lewis Ard Mis- kiie "ssoa 'o'a '' i'ai'
sgruss .L -. r,..S.x
H. ai in.t b, the Rev Mr. Tiffany Rector OF - jean
ch.eh Kps.fsoos Captain Henry Robinson Of Neseufta
70 ns M.y daughter o. Capt John Van Aea Of tie Tor
stWARp-ALLAIRE-OnW Wednesday; J.a- " y "
Rev W z Yir-nbrodt. Henry G seward saa N ~ 49,.
City.
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1850 co cornr oE aENER.L sEssIoNs-JA. b

KINGS co COURT Or bENEhaL Sc'SiN.' 80 iN'
Before Judge MoosE ard justices SRI "sLL sud tNsoNp
lie following arrEigrmetts were made IN tnls
Cou ye. AID o. p AIDED Not 6gty 70 tne IN ctlenD
I..l. tItu Join Cain aud John Moran. Jointly ndcied
h okel for ba gsgy the tl.t de.ree 40 s'o i9f o4
t'.ry u lie hid degree John son and james Logan
l,l.s Jsr,sD~yerl burglary in the nfs, degree
Wm Usster lalias Poster An. McGOvern, alias
I,o. and John shecsn boys Indicted r bls airy 10 me
ttre et.ee pleaded .gy TO psiit lMeeny sna -ss ssa
teEcee TO The os,e VI Refuge
Henry Busian for illegal voting, and also for per-
jury pleaded Not Guilty. 49,.
" nliam kose was placed on trial on an Indictment
for r.ry The defendant b3th bStcn@r'
cAryn BARNES At Red Heos Point .sd 7d n n-thoYi
tts house. Ross house psr-aiy burned
Gre h.vrx ed bsd- Of the front door ~siea DO
c,ue sutec II oeocs nisa, The IRE was soon 4
,ub. and ,torfy after the pioseeuts
. .r.e Uusn CEr.tsn Vine 20 be arrested OF rae
eh.ue Of ..ou They brUUsnt before 1see 6sieay
,s re ,..s "a, ds,ea AID The charge Of peraTy &C
ehsr.,d sssu Rose based on the deposition Iasn naas
he ira Is tl
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po,pn OF EOCGATION

-. csmni,,,o ners Of Commol ; ;hoo's Of the 'ev-
. w.. continuing the Bard Of Eiucatios,
.yeued, pursuant to law last eTen'os for tue pu''
.,.e Of Organizing for the ensuing yea. tne man
=. we're called 10 order by Mr. GILBERT. Clerk Of
b Board ..
IN motion Of Mr. SIsCLNR. Nr. PHILLIPS was ap-
..;,,sd President yre hn. TIE Chairman, ia a lew
80, returned thanks for tae honor conferred r
The CLHRK then read the f'llo~iog cer'hcs'e VI
psebsrd -. Connolly, County Clerk;
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CIRCUIT COURT-JAS lo-Before Juize Mitchell
IahA z. Ba-oa az Th.tcAsr D. Plal.

Suit which tried b-fore. aud verdict rendered
for deepcant. but the present new ira allowed Plaatf
sege.tkA James Graz held t~o notes 'or - E'en ~
Lueu. Patf with them faiu IRE nod
fixtures The Franklin houe. corner tourihs and 3oad
usy which s.sisBed ap,f bu bz .at f7rnit1r-
awsy Ano noved defendant brother OF bucu. and
IT,. .ut he suouut u The notes Ia d-frns- t
that defrndsut held The aid furniture
and frtare. $50 and thai -ub.eqE-aty % defsadAn
s.r. po,.es.sn the q Mr. an4m were - i.i-t
hi. "a. deuisd Nsdict tor plaintiff *4y1 For r,nuf
Me,r. Clinton End Mills; for defendant A7s-rs Townsend
-iorsr aid IeHy.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

SUPERIOR COURT-Jis. lo-Befors Judge OAELsY.
JosrTh Nsfhsn az loan OTser ami Frederick L Ealiee

Apsinst the sheriff aud one of hi- Deputies, 10 re-
cov-f Dan injury the bosnsss ard repu'ton Of
planter. bS levy m.3s on ms 80 ~ vines shd ,l-l ar
-ert~u.t.r- No Nrsey -. H. comp ans
that by the sheff Tor two days @oy
reported that shut ~ the Nherf SUI
credit uTeo persons nsu.d. who hs1 been In the hab o.
goods having refused 20 40 - aud that tA9
rrserd.d execution phc levy had been made,
fss and .o oai % hurt him lie claims $1,000
h 1eeu,e it is .ais me sheriff directed
eXecuou h,rceo h'n Tor mat purpose, ia iasor u i
sshTu AZ RLCh the sLerh gave o. Depuy ,heri Nut9s,
u no ,yi.d up.u quest The pAuut
The Y,scn alluded bat that the aer proved . BE-
aUoth@r Toe snerd that
ia bic em1 posses-on ~ the property Tor
bu the not closed hAynf been shit
BY the clerk snd hat lefty
gwen sn-zon and, hist the misttse
Uncovered the .e~rrr ~WhdrASu verdict tor psnuh,
-iso for pautf siouEhton. kedct ana Nheed)n
tor de.e o.It Nasst tanderpo-i ana Jas T brsiy.
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CITY ITEMS.

CHANNEL FOR PRACTICAL BEyEvOLEyCE.-OIr
readers will remember that three years since
movene nt made by many Of our benevolent
citizens TO aid the ID. paid sewing of City
which resulted in the formation Of the Shirt Sc
" and Sesmstresss Union at No. 10 Bleecker-st.,
now removed to the more eligible location, No.
Aser place, Broadway as will be seen by refer
ence to Advertising columns. 1t s but justice to
those who aided the experiment of organizing the
Union 10 state that its practical usefulness h4s been
fully tested and satisfactorily demonstrated. The
plan of giving seamstresses all the profits Of their
labor 81 the Union has yielded them full rs per cent
more wages than was earned by employees 10 other
shirt establishments, besides accomplishing 4r more
important object that Of raising and governing prices
ia other manufactures. Herein the whole class OF
operatives has been essentially benefited. The
Union can now sustain itself without donation. fro
fronds and ia in sound and healthy condition.
What they need Is patronage-the work TO do. Re-
member that every piece of work you may give
them will call into quisition the dligent labor of
one more poor, suffering, furnishing seamsress from
among the thousands whose feeble wal is scarcely
heard IN the general ciamor for aims charity.
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CrRcrIr CouRr-Part |. - Nos. 80. 200, Pol,
ias I274 l77s 1880 II ss7 81, 10 % 70 3 men
ave P.r, II-So. 1853 d70 4s 2S4 70 1sls zssl Ess!
CoyNos PLra-Psrt Nos. l3s 10 1873 10 70
IA Pas II-Sos 81 s. 7os los lo7 no. ILL., III H. 3
SrprEIoR CorRr-No-. a45. ga, 2s2. 1875 3o4 300
20 $40 SIS SIS 70 5s SCI 915 SO so to 80: Sti 20 ' III
t. $. DrsrHIor CouRr-Nos. 81, 10, 10, "a, 20, "a,
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

RobeTt Lsd4o~ -gt Charles Nau Nycs-
To recover a the editor and proprietor Of Iss
CIr inlissrrsr ~ Alleged 20 d due or servse
the oseLce which that P,auE ~n enst4si -
took make hn.e gener. " G-f and %, -
ard rs.usfy paid his sAsIy Of for af'i yea
a. 0r second already ref-rsd 3d. The Court SAD
"a. .hoWu tha while Hr Z ed'ors. .tcl-, he .l.l
tie received .nd ,c-ped the pay ssreei u9oo
a. be vent sious. Jud sm-nt for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

WRITING AND BOOK KFFPING.-The subscriber
vii receive ne~ P-fis THls DAY ara To hoEsoN At or
b., ne r.r'.I csr.e viz - sad = ~ Wrtar, Ani
a. 30 Tor Thorough c1nre OF Double Entry BookkeePrs
A'-''' OLIVES y DolDsNIrH. No S2 Broadway.
fFrcm TIE Home Jogsns.
T. i lzed eadrz % an
b,.. re. iuerce % decided that Uotody calls % Ia qles-
-, mon. tfo,e v 30 teach The ~ OF Wn;ns OLIVER b
Coz u.NIrH u,t that ildputaty PreenIneut person aud
reec.u5ked head OF ne yICfession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

SrrsrASrIAL BESIFIT FOR IRE Poor CHIIDRSN.-
Quite novel sHsr 81 as evsninEs The EqaerrAn
isstute q Nesers wooden Co No o. south toarth-st
hoe Reu.meu having rendered he Use Of the
fh.i stud Of hortes for TIE oene
III q neusrs School recer y es'a'lshed In tue Oi
Sertb American n North Second The INN snse baud.uI
.ud sr,a brill Illuminated ara zoe baud enliVes-d
n, sec..ioI excellent music There sooEf sri
hor,es the Of them hne and o. fite
,un.. large Adies from the nrst circles II t1s
civ horoTe the with their presence and h1sed them
s.,e. sal ed uanssins the horses Nearly 80 isdles and
,,p.n.p were present daring she evening and the r-ee
-.b,d about sO efcedrG the sntic Pstions Of al Ihs
sne receipts bs sPPed for the eensh' u me iHda$
I. ~ =.
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THE HrDsoS CoUSTY CoURrs.-Gn the H1ison
Coruy COurt OF Oyer Tern yesterday Judge H.nes
rressIz TIE Of ~ R.-h5one prie-9r n; the
1trey ouse JrseT Ciis fo- sslE isl Eii.ou he-'s
ght 20 close II pla.ecgrf eaAFses u
Violations u tne a~ std t0-n zy. the state T.
wight. D,ret Attorney. Ard o Z.brss-; f-r 4efes-
csri Jgdse NeVas and Z. 3 "AsemAa Tue sy.aslse
Oh .L.d through the Carson Lea-ae
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,NTS and SECRETARIES Of the

The PRESIDENTS and SECRETARIES OF the
~. and BtNtvolENr SOCIETIES SsW Y0sK. are TO-
yt.d 20 sttend Conference FEDAY EyENG To morrow
o'cocs a. the Un.ln shad-s fih av. near lias
when sui jec Of portsrce vii be submitted Tor tLer
eopsieersiion. Reporter are invited 20 attend
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BROOHLIN ITEMS.

TEE WfLIIANsBURGH SUNDAY RioTERs.-Ihe
Inv p The -s.e OF Joha Lu.tey Augustus Trsv. Jonn CIR
.brrb On suLd.y Juv occssoHed ~ preaching
into he Court Of Sessions Yesterday morning wth yer
oict sssin Ell defendants with the Of LH'sey
who w., acquitted Noble nnendsd 70 mercy sen
cs!crItd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

real LIFE SIIE.-The only real life-sze Pho
rocE.yH> u,c. re- " ~ cansas finished 10 OIL 80
d. D. ~ Rcor y. %j g-oaiFay % Fra snst Call
ard observe that they uo' tasen % paf
.rs r..,, OF the oanvas Person. ord nary Dagger
re- can have them reprcEcea LIFE Every style "
pietUsc taken 10 any klc Of Testhsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

STATISTICS OF AMERICAN AeRIcrLrrRE.-Ap paper
Cd this subjec, win be read, this evening, at the
Rooms Of the American Geographical and Statistical
Society, by Mr.. George E. wsring, the author of
volume entitled, Elements of Agriculture l, will
be based spOu the supplementary census resurn',
which have bu. just appeared q. Washington. and
will preeent comprehensive view. under this head.
Of our national industry and wealth. which Of this
time especially viii be full Of interest.
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NJ U-JERSEY ITEMS.

RAIIROtD AcCIDESr -Lsts on Tussisy night
vcruE u.r.d Phili7- en- 7i'Tei 50. bas-1lin "A
4 fh- Asp II snd IRE kslrs-f fell -
tie l17c1s preceding vest
v.e ara ha1iy n fief 8 -ls erseT CITY
Ferry c1r.rE tie b.. 70 re N=~
lofs EosffsL he Hest t.lrt0- Aai r.centy
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CHARGE or BURGL RY.-Cbas. Willis. an English
vef4rrsr, .useon reading No Brosdssy - eriay
sde comm. nt ss,in.i Johsrns Boot. servant g 10 -
employ chs-as with bu .4fy sud shr ws aue''ed AID
itken before Justice D4vas when che mace compliant
r ...fady .sailsr Willis The charge OF burglary .ter
uuafos dismissed but thai u 5asisrdy ted and
y ills ~ a. held ~ the Msg.t!ate % answer i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

SALE OF PEws ~ Tx NEW PRrSBTTrRIAN
CHURCH, MADIsos-seUARr.-Ana auction sale of the
pews in Dr. Adanss new Church took plsce las!
evening, and though not very numerously attended,
the bidding for choice pews quite spirited The
first choice, So was taken by Lucius b. Comsn Esq,
at "a per cent on the actual valuation Of the pew
making premium of s357 50. The following geD-
tlemen were among the purchasers, at prices which
would average II, per cent: Messrs Gould, Day,
Buckley, Ketchsll, Townsend Lane, Goodwin, Car
penter, Cogswen Adams, WhetmOre Livingston, and
Benedict.
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Ii u NTkLLIGENCE.


FvtSNG SEssIos No. and R-ynold. .nd smother .si
Davis .bd smother % Ch.Tle OConor for APPel
i.ns p Cutting for respondent. No 50 Res.rv~d for
jar IS No 49, stIGet % JAN. TO- Argument 4 All I
rot conc seed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

TIE LADIES BALL FOR THE RELIEF OF THE Pooh
rot only promises valuable result for the suffering
destitute but will be very brilliant and interesting
affair All divisions of sociey will be mingled al IT,
al people rarely brought together under the same
roof ill there be assembled with view 70 a noble
end a. well as 10 their amusement. Some have
objected to a ball for charitable purposes but we
cannot see that it ia any worse than concert or any
other public entertainment for the benefit Of the needy
md unemployed. Tickets may be procured at this
office; price az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

,os out n employment Refereed 90 ION
rti 90. IN The Aim. IIou'e Dep'r''ns"t -.,...
sI,tee 80 adjourned 70 r dey evening a. ocl'cS
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We are requested to call the attention ofthe benev
client TO the situation of Mr.. Robert haywood, who
was several years since quite an eminent and worthy
member of the theatrical profession in this City. Mr.
haywood in company with his daughter, has been
for several years living in Trieste but having become
deranged in mind, and enfeebed by old age he has
been sent to the land of his birth 10 be taken are
OF. His professional brethren will doubtless zee that
he and his are properly cared for. Further infor-
nation may be obtained Of DR.. Covel, at the City
Prison.
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Advertisement ]
2 most surpass-

BARNUM'> MUSEUM presents the most surpass-
p .r,eiiors today IN the or entertainment NJ Jao H.
An Brocs ard also HadsUay IL Cnsr.e. MI. snd
" Csr,r ana Ne. N Faint Heart. THis EvLS.
re Livrs To- Fat farce aud other DveEssss "a
r. Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

DIPARTuRE OF NIssIosARIEs.-The bark Storm
sailed on Monday for Hong Kong. The Rev. L.
Wentworth, ID. D., accompanied by his wife and
SON. is passenger. He goes out TO Join he mission
family in China under the care Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church.
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L. S DISTRICT CO..
a. ore -

L. S DISTRICT C0URr-Jsh Io.-Before Iadse uS.RsoLL.
G-ors. stevens .gt Whsh & H0lSsts
To recover $40 20 for freight of quantity 81 enc
" rer hsk James from London the defence 10 which
ia no worth Of tie merry beeH 3st BY Incidence IN
ssLs & oct 81 ne vessel The es,e soa- Foto.Nnut,
Mon. Bshee aLe p.nohae. .ol aeend.nt. w MeMAhoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSWERsARy. - The fourteenth
Anniversary Of Sunday School No 6, attached 10 the
Norfolk ST. Baptist Church, takes place this evening,
in Dr.. Armtages Church. We have no doubt the
occasion will be one Of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

We understand that family living in rear build
ing in Fortieth ST., south side, between Fifth and
Msdisen-avs, are imposing upon various charitable
associations and getting money which they neither
need nor deserve. Among their recent haus was
tun Of coal from the City.
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COURT OF COMMON PLsAs-JS Io-Bsor. judge
MopnRUyF
ASSAULT AsD BATTERY


William J hr 50 ~ Roheu Dillon.
Suit which tried before, when the jury DID not
gagged with in March. 1883. Ia
cellar burinz-ip fiEht,
A. AZ "a ,-ep vster and placed large pot
uueer which te about seventy feet from Mr. D.
t cotton store much les. distance II was sad,
II bs.. of cotton heongrs Mr D which led IN
n, .p M D. obsci-i The -. being heated - neA 10 ms
reu..s on Of danger rom the ire and procured
nail Of upon which Nj J. took hOd OF
10 urey,It NJ uccseded. hosever 10 e1tnsasaint tue
H., and then the pal it i alleged II M D. STRIKING
hi, 90 the head and severe ~sund Inc present
.lit Is broesht la defense, il alleged shat panuh ""
rors ir FIRE the cotton a. he I'D snf 70 was
d.t ia % had detention Of NJ % him injury
', diet tor tsutd 80 which cost. Of both tit. the
rit ns before the cm NJ Of ne SO
svir th, Marine Court .uch sui-s eor plaintiff
Mr. Charles ack; fof d-'sGo,nt, MI { shafer
ALLEGkD FALSE IMPRIsONMENr.
Ch,fes Foster sst Abraham Cole aod Peter Daily
Plaintiff ssy- he wa passenger 10 one OF tue
Fghth az cars goog 20 hi. home No All Eighth sy wh,n.
with, ut esuse his para the conductor Mr Cole, gave him
10 charge defendant Dsly Police officer who conveyed
the Police Office. whore he detained ih'ee h)urs
He brus 900 damages la defea.e u 10
tLs ", guruy aad GU Of odeT md the conduct
OF w.. justified 10 syins him 10 charge To b. eonsled
Eof plauf Msssrs Doyle rae; for defe ndsots Aessrs
BoaIcu AL Benedict Hgstnsfon. aud Mr. Schefmefnorn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

There was very active Stock market this morn
ing, and buoyant feeling prevailed throughout the
list OF Erie the sales very large, reaching
1000 shares, closing At ian advance of cent
Reading advanced TO ~. bu, closed ct Tan i'm
proyemen, Of D = cent Hudson River advanced
"a y cent Harlem, = cent Central sold at sol
an improvement Of p cent; Michigan Central fell
of % y cent. in consequence OF the disappointment
in regard TO the dividend Panama vas very buoy
ant, selling at = "a large improvement The com
pletion OF the road has infused confidence into the
stock. Chicsgo and Rock Island improved to 20,
and Cleveland and Toledo 10 ST. Nicaragua IS heavy,
and the reason for the fall to day to IA is not APP
parent There we're a number Of orders 10 sell a, the
Second Board. Cumberland improved - y cent.
Pennsylvania Coal, ! v cent Canton, / cent.
Tie transactions in K .ilroed Bonds large-Oyer
100000, at buoyan, prices. Ilinol. Central adj
vauced 10 7Ot Panama to e.; NeT-Y0rk Central
sil; Ere Incomes, 1914, &c State Stocks are al.o
firm, with sales .35 900 Virgniss, % as3l. Az the
close Of the Second Beard the market wa dull
In Exchange there has been large business done
fer this steamer, but rates are unchanged Serling,
6a7i e cent with frstciass bills at q cent
The supply Of commercial bills lie quite large. Francs,
522! a5ls..
Ia Freighrs there is nothing OF Importance doing
We hess of Do Grain or Flour engagements. To
Liverpool, 800 bales Cotton 3-l6 7-32di 800 bbIa
and tics. Provision. At previous rates 200or3JO b1'
Bacon, Is al .. To London, some Pork aud Beet
atpreyous rates.
The North Star, from Aspinwall, brings about
sl.l2O.Co0 on her manifest, b.. the actual amount
will overrun this a. over o. 100, 900 has already been
deposited an the Assay Once. This IL smaller
amount than was anticipated, but is ascribed TO the
scarcity Of dus; in san Francisco occasioned by the
wan, OF rain in the mining districts. Business was
dull in San Francisco and money rather more scarce.
In Stocks there was BIZ. little doing.
The bu.iBess Of the Clearing House, to-day, wa'
sl5.3ls &C.
Afer che adjournment Of the Board, the following
ssss of stocks and bonds we're made by A. II. Muller
& Co, By order OF the Executor # the late Ras'eH
H. Nevns: ~-,zs.
10 zoo Cave. AID sa'qgehsH1s l. !, mt 'adec'V
zee az. $500, Bts. 10. Int .adsd II,
e. Brle.,r .nd J.msies r. r 7 int aided. :,
s To- To- a. To s752 r-dssaed By si.ts) 3,
los Iltroi. Inisrr,l pro7snentes lS1...'....s ~
100 -pss,ouic Il, 81
70 ,h.rs. G.ens ChcsEo Un'oa RR........'.'.' ~
20 shares Jp'ed Trzst co...
60 shares Manhattan Fire Inrur,nce
- shares Republic ~. Insursnoe 60
~ .I.'.. rsns. n.e....rs. western ah.s,s IS
-fs .L.r.. l,not,u y.naies T. R,.........s..D -
10 .hare. New Haven New London RR.''''''''''"
10 shares Atlantic DOCK
The following were sold for account Of whom II msy
concern: -
roo Ono s..xpoi I'd ntss. ist sdfed IS 50
a .h.r.. W.hInston Fire InssrAnes Co-...........
.S.s. .Spsr-1,iiI. Copper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.
Is zoe .h.r-s 0srasss Gold o4Ars co...'..'''''fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

CHARGE or ENRF7zf ENENr-Wm. Il. GOfing, a
cielk u toe trus. ufactor, n T. We.h Co. ~ -
tutou Yesterday arrested ay Oficer hclnsky OF ne
chsrg-d viii having. curing the rss
vesr eufezxrd 40 worth OF 10 wh-h he - O.
fdtnek Liste lie mmitted 6y Justice Connolly for
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

L : CIRCUIT COCRr-Jan 10 - Before ndse BErrs.
The suit III relation 10 alleged infringement OF pat
prove 10 steam 10 continued. The te-
nony conc uied and the viii be l.ed
/, Gov Seward. Of h. oogIse this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

FIRrp AT BY A BURGLAR A few nights since the
hous- OF VIM swain ia St P-lir ct ~s entsred ~
~ ard met the iptruders a. he down stairs
s-xea bold Of one then when the tcos drew psis ana
s~,Ld Il ~ Mr. he'd He get Of the howsyef
ana charge Of the pistol entered dsss eetiRi ain Ia
s.rslars th cir sscape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

James Mcbride, an old and esteemed citizen died
yesterday evening q, his his residence in Fifshsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

THr City CoURr.-Judge Calver took his seat a.
CIV Jsdse Yesterday and informed The members OF me pa
H., n. sh be ready tsIe up Chamber oas
70 Eorror ftossy The Court hsn sdloaTned I'll h'a
cav nett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

BIS OvER.- Patrick Grahsm. by ID v-srs of
f. tom sEi csrr -1ich D. jri'i1s a-o4sa 90
., t..tecsy p,..r9 b.. ~ h.. 90
severely fr.cur-d h th- City h0pits
" Ofscers Adam. srd Bod Thirt O.rucE P ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

The Superintendent Of the Panama Railroad Co.
writes TO the agent here, announcing the death OF
DR.. josiah Hopper, physician to the Company at A.
pinwsll, on the Esd Of December. He was son OF
the late Isaac I. Hopper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

Form Drowned Coroner OD9nnell held al
inoue.t eseids, upon the IF Mars Barry naive Of
lelstc 80 wear. Of who found dTo~nea me dock
foot oi Decrassd had iltefn1e-s,- N he
habits aud .upposed have faeo into the dcs On iesi
saturday remains taken % her lac
oerce 30 80 WashrFtonst The jay rendered verdict
sf pe.th by croWniuK"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

Dr. Graham, who is now a. Sing Sing, Is sad TO
have lad serious difficulty With The oificer-. He
was selected on account Of his professional knowl-
edge to prepare and administer the prescriptions OF
tho attending physician. Among the medicines
there was a quantity of brandy With this the Doc.
tor made free, aud wss crazy drunk, ravng up and
down the hospital room brandshng a kuife aud
threatening the lives Of any who might modest him.
OF couIse be was secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

TIL THiIF Officer Kirby. Third District, a.
bov e.te1sy rlbas tn mol-v iraraT Of
Jetn Po- NJ - ". TLe 8asy slbie 4-ot.y
covered fll tLv tier y De led. b. rel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

Oscar F. Stenlope chief mate of ship, was ar
rested charged p aug srevcver three barrels Of whio5
uarsd clans Niutsen Of No E3 n fsOn e anf
te.euirg ~ blow brains The locked
up by Justice Connolly 20 answer