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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME cOURT-Is cH.ssERs-Juy 2s-Befors Julss
CoVLEs
uApyAs CURpTz.

SUPREME cOURT-IS CB.sBERs-Juy 2s-Befors Judge
CoWLEs
HABEAs CORPUS.
PaNick Mclaughlin, otherwise Pasgene, wss
brought up his forenoon and motion made by hs
council Mr. = kle~ that lie be admitted to bail He
one OF those II viii be recolected who indicted
for the alleged murder Of Poole The motion was o.
posed by the District-Ationsy who stated that sim
iIsr moion made on behalf all the parties indicted,
Rad been argued some time sDce and the motion re-
fused &c 10 Paugene sid that this notion therefore,
l. res a4judiodti9 This denied by MFR. sickies,
who SAID that PaugeDe did not authorize aoy person
tjtppesr for BIN that occasion; beside which, one
Term Of the Court OF Over and Terminer ana three
Terms q the Court of Sessions having passed sncs INC
bringing IL Of the indictment, he has night 70 renew
the notion He can show, be said, BY me Iesiinou{
before the Coroner that Il ia eA-e ~ne'e sue
ant could not be convicted of the charge that DC wa
ms. ouapied with many Of the parties present. and
that Il proper for bail The court DECIDED 70
msrL "A that lie had stated all be had 10 say the
previous motion before Judge c. and did not propose
70 uaLe sny remarks. The Court then postponed the
mater FOR shOrt time and heard erpsrts motions Ts
be contEped-
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MARRIED.

CE.vvE,u-EsTEvr-Ou Ttu;>tsy eveDius JOY TO- ~ rs
Rev Benz. Evans, J. ,. Csav,sAv' a. to Miss AsuA
EsrtyE
OF Gurnssy CoLcsTs "a Of jersey City, n j.. to
ASrLn JsSs. daughter Of james HANDEL Of tbs f'Fu'~
rlsce.
RE.scsFsrtvEOu Tuesday evening July ". By tks Kew
Hlun Jeife. Gas L. Rrisos 70 Madame CLones
ksTtTr
HAIE-wHirxEY-At Milford, H. On Saturday, jay n. By
tie Rev. = Hidden Mr. JSo. NJ HAS Of New fork. -
Mss HlrrU l.. dsushsef q Pnny Whitney. Esd. u sSs
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TseI...... 80 ts1iIm siosig siss,;,s

D.I... 49,. s61.5N slOssn s35si5,s
The increase in loans was net unexpected, and
IN specie the decrease in view Of the shipments via
Boston and the payments into the Sub Treasury qus
as small as was anticipated. The falling of in de-
posts Il quite large and couneracts the gain Of tbs
last four weeks. As compared with the statement OF
tie fret of Jauusy, 1885, the joans show an increase
of about sl7OOooO, the specie $500 900, and tho
The deposits eli 900 900. The loss Of specie dur
ing the week has mainly been to the Custom House
for duties The arrivals due from California win
fully supply the vacuum. The loss in deposits since
last week has been mainly in the Manhattan conss-
quen, upon the workings Of the State loan. That In
stitution has lost over 81 200 600: the Merchants
oses about 800 oOO the Bank Of the State ss4o 900;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

sales OF stocLs Mt PHILADELPHIA
july ~.

lReport,d for THE \. Y. tribune by j. r. H. T. FAY
fD, Boayd-4oo City S. $751; 4co City RR &c. 9i 800 do.
cash eSi Leigh IS 30 81; 1000 Alg Co s. Steuben,
h5wn 7s{ eco Csnn r. %. 49, ss; 2coo DO cs~h.
49, 500 Heading r. 6s 49, rs SGT North PennA R.
lO Morris Canal ii; 100 Reading X r., fj Is Penus RR,
cesb al, 100 Long Island RR, cash, ieii 81 MeehanOf
Bank 29t.
Bsstreen Bodrds-l.o Morris Canal, l4i
Seed Bodrd-lO eco Chester Valley RR To 20; 400 PENIS
$50; 1906 City &C. 95 400 Cam Am RR o. s5 days.
P,nBa R.R 44ls 50 do. cash ff. 80 Susq Canal II.
dfsr Ioard5oo Union Canal 6s 6Osi 800 City &c, 49,. 70
Mead. r. 81; goo Sohuy Nav. Pref, SIT CO.. St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

MATT. WARD FOR CoSoREss. - The JsSersoS
Texas Herald HOSTS at the head Of It's columns the
bsme Of Colonel Matt. Ward for Congress, and Puo-
fishes address in which he is opposed to the Know
NOthings opposed to the Texas Debt bill. and opposed
to the State system Of internal Improvements proposed
by Gov. Pease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

Tire business Of the Board is not large but quota
tons generally steady and in some cases buoyant,
while the bulls not very active the bears arc
equally unwilling to sell to any important extent The
continued in Money prevents the pressure OF
stock ON the market, so that even within limited
o. ders to buy the decline in prices is checked Central
was steady at lOl q; Erie, 5ia5ls, which is easier.
A purchase of 500 shares Erie made on Saturday
for foreign account and coupons certificates taken out.
The other leading railroad iancies without much
change. Western shares were firm. For Cleveland
and Pittsburgh % bid and brought no stock.
Michigan Central CAT; Chicago and Rock Island
at 9il, an advance OF II p cent? Cleveland and
Toledo, 90l &c. Railroad Bonds are very strong and
the fayorite descriptions in demand Illinois Cen
trail Construction sold at s5l, further advance;
Eries 1878 at 92}; New-York Central ~, 1923; Hud
son River ard III, &C. State Stocks were in larger
demand; the sales we're sl5o,oOO OF which $4,000
were Missouri es, closing at 95I, showing firm
mnket. Indians improved 2 cent, aud Californas
! = cent.
The business in Exchanges moderate, with fair
supply of outside bills from Cotton and other produce
shipments, and from purchasers of Bonds and Stocks
Sterling is 9Ial0 for first class commercial and bank
ers signatures, and sl99l with bills lading at
tached. Francs are 5l5a5 l2i, and dull.
10 lINSIpoOl ihe'"'N wv '"'"~-~
Grain at q a3d in ships bags the latter rate for
Wheat; 200 bales Cotton at 93-l6d; 10 tuns
Whalefoots lOl; 80 bbs. OIL l5i. To Glasgow, 100
bbls Lard, POI. A British ship was chartered from
Richibucto to Liverpool at ~.
Simeon Diapers regular semi-weekly auction sale OF
Stocks and Bonds will take place Tomorrow ut l2f
O'Clock AZ the Merchants Exchange.
The Ocean s cam Navigation Company has de-
clered semi annual div idend of v cent, payable
August l.
Ire Mechanics Bank of Newark 4, and the Newark
City Bank 81 cent both payable August !.
The interest on the bonds Of the New-Jersey Rail
road and Transporton Company due August !, Nd
be paid at lie Bank Of Commerce in this City on pro-
sentaiicr Of lie coupons.
The Tore Haute and Richmond Railroad Gem
pony cent for six months payable at the office OF
the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company on the 18th
instant.
The Bank Statement shows continued although
not large expansion Of Loans, which have new
reached over ninety Dine millions which, boweyer,s
only about one million larger than when the weekly
statements commenced, when we had less than ten
mions Of coin in bank instead Of fifteen milions IS
We have now The couDarisOn is:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
CITY ITEMS.

NrnL0s.-ln consequence Of the sudden hOareness
Of Miss Louisa Pyne the result of the change Of the
weather, tie performance Of Fra DiGvoo post
poned last night Miss Pyne viii doubtless be able to
opresr on Wednesday evening in tue same opera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
BROOHL wv II,E-KS.

The Brooklyn Daily Signal Is 3 new penny paper
started Yesterday by Van Veghten, Smith & Co 1t
il well got up 70 e1ternels and the editorials are
notable neat specimens Of the puff in al It's varied
pl sses from the city itseli all the way down to our
brethren o. the quill"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

The Jersey City Corporation sale of lands, upon which
tie taxes for 1854 for City and County purposes have
not been paid will take place at auction at the City
Clicks office on the 9th day Of July inst at 10 o'clock
AN. The Corporation sale of property upon which
assessments for City purposes remain unpaid will take
tInce at tie office Of the City Clerk the 2Sth inst,
the sale To commence at 10 O'Clock AM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

MORE OF orr EFFICIENT Police. A citizen
writes to us that on Sabbath evening, as his wife and
himself were walking in the vicinity Of the Baths foot
Dcsbrosses-st North River. they were followed BY
two young men who emerged from number OF others
who were assembled there and grossly insated by
them. These two ruffisns had just len the company
of two Of our hor orable body Of Police. When our
informant 6rst passed them the Policemen were seated
in the mds. Of tho gang and after the party had done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

LIcrysEs.-The Council OF HobOken has fixed
Licenses for the ensuing year at the following rates:
Tavern licenses $50; Omnibus, Stage and Hackney
Coach licenses, $40; Express Wagons, -; Dray
Carts, g. The City Clerk is entitled to fee OF -
for drawing up Tavern license and 81 for licenses of
Other kinds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

PrRpY's NATIONAL TnEATER.-Mr. j. X
scott sud Mis- H. r. Nch,l. sdded new ausls % Their lame
ls ~ M Is tb.ir in The great IND an D'ana OF
W.eovsTs IL vii he repeated tonight, Sth PLEASANT
NslcHBoR and BOLT WALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

PIC NIc-Tbe congregation Of St. Johns Roman
Catholic Church Of South Brooklyn have concladeito
give an excursion and Picnic 10 Washington Grove,
New-Jerey, on Tuesday, Aug. T. The proceeds are
70 be FOR the benefit Of the Church and SchoohOuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

FAKEwFLL.-The farewell concert Of NILE Gomez
took place al Siblos Saloon las; evening, and w.
attended by crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

LIeUoR PRosEcUTioys-Tbe prosecutions of He
cal lGuol-selers before the Recorder continue Chas
McCarty Patrick Marion Thomas Doyle ana Sarah
Durham. were each fined $40 and costs on Saturday
for selling liquor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

edy for Asthma Con.

The Great inhslng remedy for Asthma Con
spurp ,5 N ai.ess.s Of the Throa, and Luar Or CUR
mss HYeESl ThousA h,ve been restored % health The
pss' BY HTGsSA Principal Office No. SO broadry
and sod bv G. X RING No. 1872 Broadway Price Only - =
package Dr. will b. the ofce daily frca 10 70
eeock where be may be consulted free o. charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

AnMIrrRD TO BAIL.-John NJ Li;tle6eld, the As
sisia1t Deputy Collector Of the Eastern District Who
II under examination on the charge Of embezzeling
funds o. the city was Yesterday brought before 70
Com ~ Judge and admitted 70 bail in the sum "
S9.CCO. Henry [. Goodwin. No. % Ann-st., \. Y,
and John Crswley, No. leo Bndse-st, Brooklyn,
ahmed the bail bond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

RoBBrRr-In jersey City early on Sunday morn
ing two bers effected euereDce into the public
house OF Mr.. Murphy, IN Giand-st near Barro"st;,
and stole = 20 in money. Mr Murphy was aroused,
and OF finding them il bis house seized one Of them,
and be dropped $50 in gold upon the floor. He pur-
sued them 10 the street whore he gain seized and over
oweIed of them. The other one struck him upon
lie head with a stone and much disabled him that
they escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

Cas- 1T pE TRUE 1t is rumored that one of the
peputy Keepers in the Tombs has teen complained
Of TO Governors Duke and Dugro, the Committee on
City Prisons for taking from his cell the notorious
Pat Mclaughlin alias Paugene, one Of the parties
under Indictment for the murder OF the late William
Poole and escoitDg him TO houses Of prostitution,
drinking salocns and giving him fine time about
town. Tie process on which Pat took bis airing WAS
en- examination paper" Perhaps the other prison.
ems indicted for the same oense also occasionally
taken out for the benef, of their health The case
to be inyesdgsi by the Governors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

Tere is nothing more delicious and wholesome
th,D sla,s az RvsHToS's pure SODA WATER snl CsEAA
sinUPs Cal aud r., ObiAnd oB under tbs Astor houss
ana ooruer Il Broadway and Csnal-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

PoLIcE REGULATIoSs.-Mayor Clickener presented
en- Ordinance to the Council OF Ho ooken at lis last
meeting embracing rules and regulations for the
troll Of The police of the city. The Ordinance prohibits
policemen from following any other calling enolns
on them ciyiy and respect toward the public re-
dury: and makes such other demands them is
usual in regulating this department of the government
OF n city, The document contains rythree sectioas
and at its conclusion requires strict attention on the
rort of the police to the orders of the Mayor Who by
virtue Of tie charter is the head Of the department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

DARING ATTENPT AT ROBBERY AND MURDER.-On
Sunday night, between IL and IL O'Clock, Mr.. John
Boyon, of No IS Renwick.-t, was passing through
MBlberry-st, when he was attacked by two ruiiaus
who knocked him down aud were proceeding 10 rob
him. when Policeman Boyle Of the Fourteenth Ward,
up and Attempted TO arrest the robbers but one
Of ,hfm feled him senseess TO the pavement by
blow upon the head with slung shot, and both then
fed and escaped. The wounded officer was soon
after convey ed to the Station House, where physi-
clan was called and dressed bis wounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

KILLED BY LIGHTSING "A young lely named El-
len GRAY aged Ia, Wilde engaged il picking cherries,
lear Ioirsonsi urgh, in Warren County, on Tuesday
lsst, vos struck 10y lightning aid Instantly killed
Another yourg lady, named Newman, on the same
tee wss rendered insensible, and lies ia q critical
CONDITION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

TnE PATENT.SAPs SwISDLE.-On Sunday after
soon a couutry man was s~indled ont Of gold
wsich ard SO by means OF the patent-ssse game
practice upon him by two men calling Themselves
Vim Hustis and W. Il. James, who met him in Nass-
in gtou Park. "A coon the scamps had the money
they took 10 their heels Officer Beasley seeing the
Esa un pursued and arrested them They brothers
ano are named Ryan. $3.50 spurious money was found
in their po.session. They were locked up. Tho c0un
try mar has not since been seen. He became fright
mod md ran of
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Their utmost to oerd they deliberately walked back
ard joined their conf snions in vice. where they and
the Policemen were still assembled


yesterda' morning the second floor Of a iuiiing in
process Of demolition on the corner Of Nassau and Ce
dsrs;s.. fell owing to the quantity OF brick ard rub
bsh upon it, ard barred under il Il rec laborers and
two boys who were gathering fire wood in the srsi
story. All wee more or less injured and were coz
veyed to the New York Hospital, where An hony
Burns, ore of the laborers died YESTERDAY afternoon
Of the injuries be received. Cornelius Sullivan and
John Shea both boyr, are thought 10 he da' ge'ouly
injured. An inquest II be held upon the body Of the
deceased to-day and inquiry Instituted IS 70 the
cause of the occurrence
Since writing the above, CoTreius Sullivan, one of
the injured boys has died
BURGLARY AND LARCENY N BBoSDvAI.--On Sstur-
day night the tailoring establishment Of WIN. X.
Powell No. 29s Broadway, was entered by burglars
and robbed VI clothing, cloths. &c, to she ysne of
$500, with which they escaped. On Sunday hr. Pow
ell was Informed Of the circumstance and he soou &C
guaiDied Cap. Bowling the sixth Ward Police
with it, who thinking that the burglars would prcba
bly, return tie fnoWiug evening for pluuder, SO,
watch in the FORE and with three of his officers kept
watch in the Shortly after ocock In the even
ing they heard footsteps upon the stairs ard soon saw
himput hs hands upon a package Of goods which had
previously beer prepared be carried off, and heard
the hurea to some who were behind hum alright
boys, come ahead" a. tbs mo nen; the burglars
heard noise and Immediately fed through the front
of The bulldog, meeting in their course one of the
inside watchers, who undertook TO stop them, when
one Of the gang drew revolver and threatened t,
shoot him if be did not get out of their way. He
thought it prudent to do and the burglars fled and
escaped, the police being 80 situated a. to be unable
TO reach the until they we're out Of sight The
officers remained at the place until near daylight when
they discovered in wagon, near by, three young men
whom they suspect Of being the burglars ana that
tier intention was to make another attempt to secure
the plunder which they had tied up. One OF them
has since been ider tined the person who attempted
to shoot Mr.. Robinson, of the inside watchers.
They were taken TO the tie Polce-St,ton and gave
their names az Morris Edwards Lewis Trainor and
Henry Cheany. After which they were locked up for
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

Beividere and neighborhood, in NewJersey, have
recently been subjected to the depredatons Of thieves.
several dwellings, have been entered and robbed.
Suspicion reefs upon hand Of gpses which encemped
near that town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

BROOKLYN CoMyoS CoUNou.-Ths Board held
nseiing lest evening and transacted considerable
bUtress.
The resignation Of J. W. Brasied, as Collector Of
IeIss OF the Eastern District presentei but IN
cofssqu,nce Of tie unsettled condition Of the accounts
ito Beard =, fused 10 entertain II.
Tie report OF the Chief OF Police for the Cucter end
ing June 80 wac prevented II slows thas ,le whole
lumber OF arres.s daring the quarter were Soo7 as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
DEPARTMENT OF STREETS AND LANPs, }
New.York. july %. 1855.

SMUGGLING JEwELRY.-The United States suthori-
ties yesterday morning arrested several passengers
who had just arrived at this port from HsYre On board
of the chip Zurich, Cspt. Rich, charged with having
in their possession large amount of iewery not sPe-
cited in the ships manifest and which 1t Is supposed
they were il the act of smuggling The arrest took
place On board of the ship, before she had got along
side of her wharf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

The sTREET-CIEAsIso BUsIsEss.-Mr. Ebng has
made tie following reply 10 tie Mayors letter IN re-
gard TO The contracts for cleaning streets:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

The Loans at present, although larger than ever
before known in our Banks, are based upon much
increased specie basis. At this time last year tho
Loans we're about s9O 900 900, with reserve Of only
900 Of Specie 50 thattte Loans have not m
creased in proportion to the Specie The comparison
with last week is a. follows;
H. - cs 81 ooS sis's7s sos 81 5I5724 &sf8Hiss
Jpiy - ssfDIH 69s@j 7Noso sk0y,t0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

Horsg BURGLAR SHoT.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning two burglars effected an entrance through
the stove store of M1. John Lindsay, No. l2s Eighth
av into the dwellir part of the building, which Mr..
L. aud his family occupied, aud we're discovered at
work BY Mrs. LinJsay, who informed her husband,
ard the house wa. was then searched bat they were
not TO be found having become alarmed and fol.
About clock, however, they were again heard at
work, and Mr. L rose and suddenly entering the room
phee they we're busy at the bureaus, fired SHOT
from his revolver at them. One of them instantly
called out to his companion, Bill I'm shot" snd
scampered out of the house. The other followed, aud
both succeeded in escaping, but siibout any plumber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

rgl ke.II end tssf the hersby orisrod BE-
d.sn,ed o. removed houi ~ limits = The cy Ger the
rn o. the Mayer nc expense 70 Be gej 70 the owaer
81 ewreIs fhenCL
TIE Mayor Il ercuron took rose OF the First Dis
irt Police and rroc-- ded TO execute the orders Of the
Beard. The police. however being wsrned that ihey
would be held Individually responsits', refused to
Oh ev orders and lie MG,of was unable - accomplish
snyihnz Tie ielegrspi was put into opsrstion aud
tie roce Of The other Districts sent for nj before
their arrival matters bad been comproni-ei snd The
ole affar amic BY alrsnsed The circus co.ap'ny
having obtained Tie assent Of the Mayor TO css their
tent on vacant lot IL Siermrhorr st, vacated heir
Old qusr,ers ard took ND Their position in the aew
place ass ned to them. The police Including an a.
sisiaut captain who Refused 10 obey The orders OF re
Mayor, have been suspended from duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

CHARGF or GRAsD LAscESr.-Henry Leim, boy
l. years OF age was yesterday arrested, charged with
having entered The house Of Joseph Schorrn, No. 100
Nliau-s while the family were at dinner and stolen
200 worth Of property A bunch Of skeleton keys
was found on bis er,on and he locked up for ex
nminniinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

BURGLARY The residence of Dr. Dunhamiu Gin
ton.s ue ar President, elouously entered on Sat
urday night and robbed OF an ingram carpet and
number IL valuable medical books. The family was
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

BURGLAR DETECTED ASD ARREsrED-Esrly yes
terday morning young weaver named Andrew
McFall was detected by two policemen in dwelling
in Fourteenth-st, near Fourth-av., whore he was
gagged ronsackng for plunder. When detected he
made desperate effort to escape arrest, and jumped
out OF a second.story window upon the roof Of a small
building adjoining. The officers pursued and finally
captured him, and lie was l,cked up by Justice Me-
son This fellow is said to be the Jack Sheppard Of
the WaLd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

Tie Supreme Court Of New Jersey has made the
following arrangements for the-Judges:
FUIi Disfrict-Care May, Cumberland Salem aud Atlantic
Judge IA presidta
SseEs Dstyet-Couces,eT Camden aud Burlington, Judge
Pltfs
I1ird Dbte and Hunterdon Chief Justice Green
Fowh DlEicL-OceaD, Monmouth and MddloseX, Judge
Ered, ulWEh.
fffh District Morris Sussex sud Warren, Judge Ryerson
SIb Disbicl -Pasac. bergen aud Hudson JUG Ogien-
Sersnh DsrtcL-Esex md Somerset Judge Halues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

TAXES OF Essex COUSTY-1he Assessed value of
real and personal property in the County of Essex for
the present year is $50 953 1s, aud the County tax
levied il 10000. OF this the City of Newark con.
tsius sl9 GIG $50 of this property, aud Is taxed
81 o. over half Of The tax Of The entire County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

ALLEGED LorTERY DEALER Joseph Noah keep
ing an exchance-otiice at No. - West Broadway,
was Yesterday arrested charged with selling lottery
policies The Police searched hs place and found a
large number OF slips schemes, &c. lie was held to
bal by Justice Bog8rt 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-A young man
named George H. Davis was yesterday arrested charge
with stealing case surgical instruments and gold
watch from the office Of Dr. Albert L. Nsss No. -
Wilt. st. Ii il alleged further that &c plwned the
Instruments to julius Tammer Of No. North VII
liam 81 for SIS. He was committed by Justice Wood
for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

RIBLE SocIETY.-The thirt, ninth Annual Report
of the American Bible Society for New Jersey aud
Delaware shows en- Increase in the receipts Of the So
ciey; but it's distribution OF bibles less than the
previous year The Rev. George Sheldon continues
10 be the Superintendent Of the affairs OF the Society