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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
intention DOW to take up the defense Of this road from


The Interpretations which have been circulated 10
regrro to by these who have gone IN 70 depress the
market although II could be easily done; bat viii
refer 10 two Of the asehoods staed in regard 70
lie Affairs which are fair specimen of nearly all. I;
hes stated that the Company Issued its bonds at
.i1ty I've 10 pay its late ten 3 cent dividend. The
fsct that the dividend wss paid in bonds at par. 1t
il eso stated that the road hiss ye. sixty miles to build
whereas the road is completed and has not mile %
build. Another charge is that the Company
bss some 5000, GOO or 800, 900 OF aDating debt,
whereas it has practically no floating debt at all.
No road can Le"persied without having or le-s
current Indebtedness, and in this it is under
stand, in the neighb Thood Of 800, 900 only. These
are few Of The most prominent misrepresentation
Stooklolders before being Influenced by these reports
TO se their stock should apply to the officers OF the
Company, who will give them full information in re-
gard TO the condition ofthe Company. Reading was
weak to-day with large sales. The market closed at
96l decline Of = cent. Erie fell of = cent.
The arrangement made by this road with the HON.
ellsyile Road is corsidered 10 be q very favorable
ole. Panama fell off I, lo7i. Central syInpath.ei
with the Iest Of the market and fel OF TO l0li. Mica
rsgua was comparatively firm Cumberland fell of
to y cent. Railroad Bonds sold to the exten. of
slo5,ooo, generally at lower figures; Illinois Central,
s7li Eries, 1871, s5l; ls62, Ell; Hudson River Sd
Mortgage, 7el; New-York Central, OH, &c. We
hear also Of private purchase Of 100000 TeHe
Haute ind Alton let Mortgage al price not trans
pTed, partly on foreign account State Stocks are
rather heavy, with sales of about 100000, including
bear sale Of $50 coo Vrgaia at o7, seller 90. Gov
eunont Sizes are in demand at llsl.
Tie market 70 StsslDg has been very quiet FOR to-
morrow steamers, and prices without change az
9.alOrer ceLt. Francs have been in active reques,
and the principal drawer has sold largely G. 5.l2l.
Tie range is 5.lj 5.l2l.
In Freghts we hear Of TO London 100 tuns Oil Cake,
l7s Cd 500 bbls do. ls. Cd 900 bbls. Flour, Ia. 3D..
200 boxes Cheese, 25s. and 80 ties. Tobacco s. per
tun. To Liverpool, 1000 bu. Wheat, AID. d4!d. in
slips bsgf, end $50 bbls. Ashes, los.
TIE receipts at the SubTfeasay s356, ,9l9, in
cluoeg 100000 from the West; payments, p, 2,472i
balance, si,5e4, ,027i paid for Assay Office, s55I;
paid Oh DisbursDg Checks, ;ls0l9.
The earnings of the Chicago, Alton, and S. Louis
RAILROAD for the % week in August were as f,l1ws:
EaniDss Of % wsek in August, lss5..... 1853 %
EaniIst Of I'd week IN August, lS54.... l1r54o 10
1noresse.. .slo5i5 5s
The Imports OF Dry Goods continue TO show large
decrease On the corresponding period Of last year, be-
ing Only s2O2 ,93l, against s332e, ,5le, decrease Of
oy,r 81 400 600 The details are:
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
FRIDAY, Aug. 24-P. NJ.

The Sock market was active to-day bat at lower
prices in ary every instance. Il has certainly been
the darkest day for the bulls that the street has seen
for long time Nearly all the fancies, and some
stocks which do Lot belong in that category, were
pressed on the market while buyers were shy- The
fall was largest in Cleveland and Toleco which sold
low IS, closing at Sc, decline Of q 3 cent, and
il Cleveland and Pittsburgh, which fsl of q g cent.
The former stock has been the special object of attack
from the bears for the last few days and has during
the bonbNdment fallen about y cent. We have 10
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
SECOND BOARD.
Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.

Reportsd fr TBE y. Y: TKIsUxs BY }. T. H. d. FEY.I
Ft BodYd-4ot0 Reading Railroad Is, 10 81. eCoO do,
tswn @i SOC Do, M So Long l.snd Railroad g. soj 600
Cars &C. 69t Geo Ca 1cen and Amboy Rs2rosi
oash IS; 2ooAss Co Sc Come b5 Is, p PeDn Rsirosd
-; l6 besve Meadow Railroad b. Si 80 Reading Raj road
b. . schny Nav. md 52 50 do do, cash 32 50
dc. IS 81. Union CsIsl lo3; 50 b5 lo 10 Long
Isapo RSluosd b5 si 50 5o days 1916 loo do. and
6i lto Co.. Ssh 6i; 10 MErs Canal, IS; 10 CONNER 1
Bsnl IS Phl4l. Bsnt. l+A
Besree 4Ea.-Stco Pf.burg Coupon &c. 81 100 Reading
r. z. h5 int tsi.
Second Boa'6-soo Resding R. R. g. 10 s5sn, co. 1000
Aes Co. ss A. v, b5 7S 500 Win ibseu es days ss
To- l. hgh Zie "a 50 l. ms Is and r. r., b5 l6 100 jo
el &c LiL.e sehuy R. r. ci 100 Readiss R. r. s. iss
n Penn X. r.. ~.
-iltsr Bosrs-loo Morn. Csnh. b5 Isl.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

RoBBERIEs.-0n Thursday night the clothing store
Of Charles Ssndford, at Beleville, wss entered by
nieves and robbed OF goods to the amount of 5000.
Farley of jersey City, and to the Police of New
York.
On Wednesday night the schooner Edward, OF Egg
Hsrbor lying al jersey City, boarJed aud TO 5bed
OF $500 which & Captain had in bis pocket book.
On Tuesday night vessel lying near the Cement
Works at Jersey City was boarded, and 500 stolen
with which the thieves also eec tped.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
fAdvertisemeot1

OPENING OF THE SEAsON--NEw FALL GOODs.-
Messrs CHAs HEARD& Co.. have sready opensd f the In
speoon he Dade. their and elegant styles Of rich Fall
Sks, choice patterns s. end ~ per yard Also.
extfuve and vad sor,men Of French "erinos Cahmere
and Muslin de Lsiues Pssmaftas double wiiA
ard choice oolos 6 per yard Mun de LANES entirely
pats. and styles yard The price. ali the above
hardly suppos. the Of importation The
curious are invited 70 inspec; our FAN Styles
CHAs. BEARD Co., No. 301 Grsnd-s,.
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TIE FIRE At ByLLEvILLR.

TO he Edtfcr ef Ihf n =. IFtbVHf
SIR: am requested by Samuel Perry, whose loss by
fire Beeve you nocei In yesterdays TsiBvsr
rect sLt ria made which reflects uPoa the honesty
Of she sno.t ,nte eourauniy the hIs oeeaed It midday
and Of the cggcs present NO ssf oe.ohsS 70
The family l. lot b0x Of ewey lOs' which may have
been burned. hf Perry ates charge OF hen est &C
kbow k obgApoBs the citizens Of Bseste fT their
Nesr ysSk Avg. "a ls8 O. DE WITT, JR.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
NEW-JIERSE'Y ITEMS.

THE OUTRAGE IN HoBsKEN.-In ths case of Snei-
kor, the young man from New-York who has been for
day past in custody ou the charge of commit
ting an outrage upon young woman who was in
conpepy with young man, Justice Bernard de-
cideo 10 hold him for trial. At the examination, il
wss contended by counsel for the prisoner that Justice
Bernard bad jurisdiction in the case aud could not
commit the prison er for trial The girl will also be
kept at the County JAIL in order that her appearance
as witness may be certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

HoRsE-ST EALIsG.- Geo. A. Steiner, German, was
yes erday arrested while taking drive in the Fb-av.,
charged with stealing the handsome horse he was
driving from the stable OF Mr.. John sutton Of No.
Carlisle st. He wac isken before Justice Pearson and
committed 10 await examin alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

MINIATURE aLMANAc......rHIs oAy.
SUy-Rses.5.l9 Sets..........6 a Moos-Ses.... 2:2l
HIGH ~ATEE................rti rus oAY
Sandy Hook 524 Gov Island. 6.4 He'll Gate 7i55
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

sUPREME CoURT-sPEcIsL TrRn-Aus 2+-Before Judge
CLgRKr.
The Court for the hearing of eIpar,e motions nut
nothing OF inn ortance transped There were one or
two spplicaiioD in this Court and sso 10 the Con-
mon Pleas fer discharge from enlistment-all on the
ground of minority
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
lAdverrisement

The great inhaliDg remedy for Asthma Con
sumption and all Of the Throat 8Dd Lungs DR. CUR
rss HYGEASA Thousands bsve been restored health the
past year by HYGEANA Principal Office No. Sf3 Broadway
md sod by C. H. RsG No. 1896 Broadway. Price only s3s
package Dr. CURTIS will be at the office daily from 10
1clock where be NAV be consulted free Of charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
MARRIED..

MORRISON NnLsOn Tuesday Aug 2l At Csleioui.. w.
By the Rev James Black r. Is. MORRISON, Merchant Nor
rist0wD, to SAhAH I. MILLS of BruLtford, c. w.
PAssLy-DUBolsn this city ednesdey Aug p By the
Rev. w. II. PsTmiy, EHRIcg PARMLy, b. D., 10 Miss
LUcIs daughter Of the Rev. SIR. Dubois of France.
WELLs-IoNFsIn Albany on Wednesd.y, Aug. q, by the
Rev S. F. Morrow Mr. f. JsFF WELLS OF New York
to JL,xIE, daughter Of Mr.. J. d. Jones Of Albany
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
Advertisementl
DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, NHRVl

MUSCLES, JOISTs AND sKn-CURs ISHALISc AP.
PLYING j. r. sTAFFoRD's Olive TAR-Prce 80 cents bts.
Sold BY the STAFFORD OLIVE TAR COMPANY, Nos u and II
kew.York
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
(AdverfiSemcnt.l ]
RrnnIsG,s RrssIA SAIyF-A Rostnn remedy nf

years anding-Highly recommended by Physicians II
Tpeedily BURss BoLs CoRSs, PILES EELoSs CBIL
SLAMS old soREs Is box Sold by all Druggists;
B. D. SANDS, G. " CLIcKEEER Co, C. n RING,
Johnst, EewYork; JOHN GILBERT L. Co., VIM q. ZIEBER
Philadelphia RsDDISG Co. PropretoTs, Boston.
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BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERs-FOr beatty

ns the complexion and erndcains ali pnpes eckes
hon the face. EETRIDcE Co.. Franklin square NewYo1ki
ior sale by C. X. RING. Broadway, sDd all DrVggss
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
Advertisement. |

advertisement
u DE T. n g
FEvER AND AGUv PILLS
THE MosT CoyvESIE1r,
SArEsr.
AsD OrLY RADICAL CURE TCR
FEVER Acur.
Sold by C. d. DEsHLTR Agent at the Depot No. 81 Broad
way, NJ Y, and by ell respects ,le dealers
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lAdvertisementI !
WHO WILL SUFFER- 7-Wbe

IT.
brsted Venetian LinrneDt will Immediately Cholera Coc
Dyseetery Vomiting Rheumatism Swengs. Cuts Burns &c.
Depot No. go COuIsDdt st. N. Y. Sold by all the druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

STEALING CHAIN.-A suspicious-lookng individual
suspt cted Of stealing chain at Gowenus time ago.
was arrested on Thursday night by Officers Lewis aud
Mccormick Of the the Third District Police The ac-
cusee was locked up 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
IAdvsrtisemeni.J
CTFFp IN PEACE

HAsKns PATENT ImPRovEp CANOPY META sure
guaranty sgsin,t husketOes and al Insects
W. sTRATTos Scle Agent, No 90 Chambersst
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Tk&E ~ Your CLOTHEs.-On Thursday night
Officers Sanders and Mink came in close proximity
TO a man carrying large bundle, which be immedi
ately dropped aud away. The bundle made
up Of quantity of lnen which had undoubtedly been
stolen from clOthes-iines.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
tAdvertisemeDt.
, to PIRcnAsE a DwEIIING-HorsE and

Ter or VACANT Lor, either l4h, sd 3.tb Sta between
fh and ssvs 41ds between 5h aud 7thavs. Pnce
not 70 exceed $4,000 Address A NJ No. d West Sd st.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

The shp Thornton Collins from Liverpool arrived yesterday,
reports S78 passensers (Al we Aug lat A o5, lon 20 ~
passed pant wreck apparently vessel Of aboG, 1 tue
Aug lat Il a. Ion IS 20 ssnsized ship Switzerland TfsE
hence for Hsvre time ship Guy hannerns FesInsn'
for Liverpool The Thornton hes experienced ot we
ey winds the and has had pilot board O.
IFIom the boat Julia, No. Is
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Mlsos-ToURTALoTTg-We roI1esed II contradict the
statement in yesterdays paper Of the of
HkARY W. MASON and Mis- EMMA ioUkTALorIE
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wEEsLY s1aIEMExr BY Lks1Es. ,ALMEs . co.

COTTON cor unsettled and dull 500 bales ony
have sold in lots spinDers The weeks business Is not
over b. which the smaet have recorded In
Ions time. We coAnue previous quotations. which are
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

ISTEMPERAScE The Police of the Western Dis
trct Of Brooklyn made eleven arrests for ntoxcston
OF Thursday nj. ht- In the Sixth Police District three
persons brought before Aid. Eames for drunkeu-
nese. Edward Tucker sent 10 the peneJ tiary for
3 months, VIM. johnson for months, aud w Mar
tin for months. In tie Fifth Police District, Justice
Jacobs sent Margaret Sser to The PenitenIary for 29
days for conveying liquor to prisoner.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
BROOK.L YN ITEMS.

DECISION on THE PRoHBroRY LAw.-The su-
preme Court of the Second Judicial District judges
Brown, Strong and Rockwell presiding have given
decision in the case of The People agt Philip Bier
be1ick accused Of selling lager beer at Poughkeepsie
contrary to The provisions Of the act for the Suppress
"sion ef Intemperance, Pauperism and Crime" The
decision of the Duchess County Court is reserved and
the defendant discharged from his arrest In the
of Tie People sgt Thomas Toynbee, the proprietor Of
hotel in Brooklyn, in which few bottles of imported
liquors bad been seized by mutual consent between
the compainans and defendant for the purpose Of test
ing the validity of the law and in which Justice Smith
of the Court of Special Sessions before whom the de-
fendant tried, made decision, forfeting the
liquor and ining the defendant $50, the decision of
the Jusces Court is reversed and set aside Both tue
above cases argued at the General Term Of Su-
preme Court in Brooklyn in July, aud Of which there
was full report given in this paper at the time. The
above decisions we're rendered at Poughkeepsie and
forwarded to the County Clerk of Kings County.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
SEVENTH DISTRICT coURT-Auc. 2i-Before Justice



SUIT BY RSICKERBocKLR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The Association hrirgs action against Thomas
Moore 10 the Of prs rises cuped by i'm,
and which lei TO him by John Colling ~Ooi, the
The latter, II appeared mortgazed the konse
ard lot 10 the Association and also ass gned to II the
rents and profits Of ed house and lot but the assign
ment not TO lake effect till default should be made Ia
paying the interest or the mortgage. Such default
finally occurred and tie tenant, the assignment of
the rents being made known 20 him, paid one months
rent TO the Association and promised to pay the future
rent IT, but declined afterward to do 80, and suit E
brought.
TIE Court considered that the assignment was by
wey Of n ortgape and under Revisei Statutes,
ton 81 page 3l2, an action of ejecment cannot be
maintained by morgagee for the recovery of the
mortgsged premises az what applies to the laud APP
pie, 10 the rents and profile. Mr. Collingwool did
not give up his rght TO the property beside which
defer daDt hired after tie assignment had been ex
ecuiec-and the subsequent promise by the tenant to
pay The Association the rent, wac not under the cir
Gun stances binGibg upon him.
The present s lot the proper remedy under the
statute u X. S. 80, p. 7i7l to recover the rent
the only remedy for the mSrtgagee Is sy foreclosure.
judgment for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

advice, as above-and when neighbOr fan out, to in
qpio II there is no. little fault both sdes-to re-
member the sdage ITO bear and forbear'-and that
rs especs legal matters, an ounce ofriendsbip Is
"worih pound OF law
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

The Rev. Sidney Dean, Member of Congress elect
from The lid District Of Connecticut, will preach
Sunday morning and esening in Mr. Beecbers Church,
Orapge-st. Mr. Dean is earnest and outspoken
opponent Of the Kansas villainy.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

We call attention to the advertisement in another
column of the services at the Camp Meeting at Pains
Meadow tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-srEcIAL TERs-AUe. 2
BE fnIn IndEn DAIY.

Before Judge DAILY.
ALLEGED RESCUE OF 4 PRISONER.
Capt Hsnugan of the rgen ieth District Police
appeared efiicavi' mace by one Of the Deputy
SHERIFF., apd notice of motion of attachment served
upon him by Mr Evans, counsel for paintiff for al
lei ed contempt OF Court in rescuing GresiiDg de-
fenoent named Lilly who az the time IN the Gus
tosy OF the Depury Sheriff on attachment granted
by the Judge against LIlls for a contempt OF Court
while on lis way with he Deputy Sheriff 70 prison,
said arrest by Cg:t II. teiog on a charge made
acainst Lily at the Police for assaut aud battery
C.pt H. detained Mr.. Lily till the arrival OF Justice
PesTcy who held him to bail the charge of assault
and battery, and he sorrendered again 10 the
Deputy Sheriff on the attachment. II contended
by the plaintiff il tie suit against Lilly that Capt II.
wss urauthorized 10 take Lily out Of the hands Of
the Sheriff. Mr. j.. Eschwege, Oh behalf OF Capt H.,
ojec' ed 10 the present procf edirg az Irregular.
The Court held that under the statut. as to con-
tempt person lot party to the original action
where the alleged contempt or arrest was not commit
ted in prese, ce Of The COu'a be brou ght be-
tore the Court notice of motion but must be co. If
at all, attachment or on an order 70 soow cause,
end the motion was dismissed.
Mr.. Evans then made a motion f)r an order b
show cause, on which Capt II. ressned atfi iavit
under the statute, showing that he meant no disre-
sect TO the Court, &c and the proceeding dis
charged.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

.SIc.-The Police composing the Third District
are making extensive preparation for an excursion on
Tuesday next to Fort Lee.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
The house we supposed The Ligo referred to; AMI
in reference TO that hodss our denial stands good.
IL. H. ItLLahcI n


in reference 10 that hoass our denial stands good.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has published
statement OF ,So Imports and Exports OF t1e Uni'ei
stsies for the quniter ending 3o;h June lat. This
table bss b, en- prepared 70 supply want long felt BY
the commercial community, viz, means Of kno~ing
the condition OF imports AMI exports at intervals
during the fiscal year. Heretofore, ng 10 want OF
system in regulating the returns Of collectors Of the
customs, il has been impossible 10 publish any nfor
nation upon the subie.,, except the annual statement
requi cd to be laid before Congress By law but under
the improved sJ stem Of making returns and increased
efficiency in the Rsgisters Office, it is now in the
power Of the department to publish quarterly state
mepts which is the int ntion TO do If this table meet
with approval from those most interested. Toe de-
tails Of the statement We have not room fIr bat the
aggregates are:
Duiiahle Goods. ~ blt.lt<
Free tcccs.... l9Ettfp
sp.cie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oef.tsl
Totd..................sss.'''- -o<fSNioo'
EXPORTS.
Domestic Pr0dnce ~ti ,eooSs
Specie. ..............s...s.s..sssss lsttt
Foreisn Merchandise and Bulion-...... 1,o3,>I2
as9.f
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Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIEUSE.

u,
AsHEs-Tbs market is firm, with far demand; sales Of
eco bb 25 Dom POts and 6 6 f,r Csnadi-n
do quiet but fIm s6 S saierstus firm at &c
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

ENGINES LOCKED UP.-0ficer Mathews, attached
to The Mayors Office, locked up the Engines of coG
psnies No. and yesterday by order OF the Mayor.
The engines locked up in consequence of the mem
bers Of he two companies peiDg engaged in fight
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

FoUSD The body Of Patrick Markey, a boy about
13 years Of age, who dro Fned iew days ago at
the foot Of Clinton av. was found yesterday. Coroner
Handford held an inquest, and verdict of found
drowned wae rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

ATTTsPT AT BuRGLARY.-Tbree men named Chas
SeteDy, james Nelson and John CooDey, were de-
teced late on Thursday night IN the set Of breaking
into The bouse Of policeman Stringer No % Madison
a.. The officer while up stains heard the n at work
and opening the door suddenly attempted to arres.
ihem bat hey fed. Tue officer then gave the alarm
rap and others came 10 bis assistance and the three
were secured and held 20 bal by Justice Connolly 70
ansve charge Of attempt 81 burglary.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

YAcnTs CoNIsG HONE - The pleasure yachts
widgeon Una, and Starlight, OF the New-York Yacht
Squadron, arrived at Edgartown, Martha's Vine
yard, On Monday from Newport. After swordfish-
ing excursion, they left Wednesday, on their re-
turn TO Eew.York, via Newport. Among the parties
on board were MessIs Wm Edgar and brother;
Kosciuski Armstrong; VIM. and Chas. Hoffman; l..
NJ Rutherford; X. X. Winthrop, VIM. G.. Breese,
New-Yorh Col John Winthrop, New-OrIeansi +.
sugeti, Mississippi; DR.. j. c. Jay, Rye West, N. T.;
and Alex. Watts, Stock bridge, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

WHOLESALE PLusDER The clothing store of Mr..
Cba,lcs Sanford, BelleviIle, j. N, was broken open
on Thursday night, and completely rihed of its con-
tsns. The movement was bold one, as the store
was but few rods from the hotel, and four dwelling
houses almost facing it wagon with white horses
was seeD standing before the store by some Of the
Deighbors in the night, and its tracks were plainly
visible for some distance the next morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

The Imports OF Dry Goods continue TO show large
decrease IN the corresponding period Of last year. be-
ing Only s2o2,9s against So, ,6le decrease Of
over 81 800 600. The details
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

CBIEsL ~ ENBEzzLgxESr.-JsmesP Prnk, late a
s.rk ~ ihs Sortsern Hoese, No. ia Sixth-av. was
y.,,sresy sfrc.tsd, chArYed with having al various
tu.s .rsbfzEeo uoDsy TO the amount Of s2l3, the
psoJsriy f his employer. he is also charged with
iAsh from ibe hOuse account books OF much value.
justice Pesrey held him 10 bad In $500 TO ansSer the
charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Tar LaTI H,RLkS RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Law-
rstet Esrtin ore Of the six sborers jured by the
gyestrrg of grkvel train At Williams Bridge fe8
day. .tSs, disd yesterday at the New York II spial
81 the injuries be received. CoroSer Gamble held al
Hqan upon the body, and a verdict Of accidental
death was rendered by The jury. Deceased was a
native Of Ireland, IS years Of age
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

AcoIDrSrs.-Late last night, Michael O'Donnell,
while intoxicated, fell from the third story Of house
in the of No. 80 Chery-st fracturiDg the base
Of his sbull. The man was taken to the City Hos
pits but he is not likely to recover.
During the same evening carman named John
Flannsgsn, while standing at the foot of Duane ST.,
wac run over by cart The vehicle passed over his
chest and the wheel tore his of. Taken to the
CITY Hospital, where it found, on examination,
hat HE injuries were not of serious character.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Horn TBirr.-Oficer spioer Of the Court Of Ses
sious ytssrday a7esed Swiss named Adoph Lee
pen8s, charged with having, some weeks since, al
bmpted 10 rob the room OF southern gentleman then
stopping al Loyeioys Hotel. He arrested a. the
tune he attempt at larceny was made and held 70 bail
10 answer, but the papers lost or misad and be
cane escaping; but the Dis,nci.AuorDey asoer-
tanned that the Southern gentleman y, IN the City
Hno got him 10 renew the charge. The prisoner was
locked up by Justice Stuart for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED. Coroner Gamble yester-
day he'd an inquest upon the body Of Michael Nc
Cofnick child fur years old, who accidentally fell
nio The deck foot OF thity-hrs,sr., +. on rnurs-
day evening, and orowI ed. Tne parents of the
seoeAsed live the Tbirtyhrstsi. and Frstav.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

II. N. WILD, X. n. sESAToRIAL CANDIDATE
The Fifth Senatorial District Commit ee met at the
Mercer House on Wednesday night. Mr.. Wedge
wood had votes for Senator out Of the Is, for 40
com ocutive ballotDgs the remaining being divided
betsten Dugsp, Holder and Harrington. Over 80
bsIlotipgs were held, and at last Councilman II. n.
wno vas elected. This District is the one now repre-
sented by Mark Spencer
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

DE.rH H TIE CRY PRIsoS.-Msry Ann Feather
soue an Irish woman, 35 years Of age, died yesterday
in bo City Prbon from exhaustion produced by Otem
tersnee Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the
body
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
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