davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
AfriNfl.

Brig S. Andrew tofChareston) Mcdonald Csrdenas 10 d.
rro.asses u Grlnuel, Ainturn & co.
schr p. :. Wleus, Kennedy Washington, y c. ds
naval stores 20 : l.. hitch.L
sehr C. r. Chaiteied of NorroL) Sale Charleston days
live osk tin Der 70 J. & I. II Smith; vessel mater.
sch Senate Harding Rockand granite Tor Fo6 Hchnoad,
Staten lssnc.
schr John Hennessy. Rocsland, lime.
schr Myrtle -, Ro- saId lime
schr Raw STATE yerrn. Rocklsnd lime
schr AM DENIM Gifchgl. h0ckiand Time.
sehr Lucy White ToIrey Rock and, lime.
Schr. Lecon. Bearse Boe;on. udse.
schr Howard. Lowell. Boston. mdse
schr Coral. Elm. RocklGnd, inc.
Sshr PaHtucket -. kockland. line.
schr Oiante Hammond, Ellsworth d. lufHber % master.
schr Mirror Asr fast, Ne ia lumber % master.
s,lr Rerze lzis fBrl Green, s. JOIN, y. B. lgnber
to master. 18th inst during gale ron N.NE Cd Cape Cod
Lost pert Of Geckoad
sehr o. Gilman -. Cutler Ne, lumber 70 master.
schr Amanda. Jones JonespoIt, lumber % mater.
sctr Roulh and Ready. Passport, lath ~ master.
schr J. CoIlyer BROOKS. Portland. CT f0r Philadelphia
sehr Hay ststs Fcrrin, Rockl4nc lime.
sehr. Dolphin. Brooks hachias. lumber to rnsser.
srhr NaTha Mara Small. Salem, 1ade 20 X ". Ropes
sehr Eliza Lswton Lowell Boston r1se " J. L. & 0. WI.
BFLOW-Two baIfs, one hriz unknwn-
WIND-Durilg the cay Nj and Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

ALBASY. May z5-FLoUR-Ihe common aad mediu brands
scarce with Upward tendency prices, % 100
bis. GBAIE-sa.es OF 30 bg,h. white Michigan Ar f26
Rye sales lCOo bush. Mestern mixed CJru a. 49,
snd busb for delivery ia ~. PLasrEseD tnns
.od ga ~ ~. WHISKY S0d2sic Received by Cana-
Zs64 bts Flour. SO bbs Beet, 50 bbs PORK p 1 bush
Corn lush RE Tbs Canal Tolls q the III show
GIling q Of = 10 tOd Is compared with lat year
BUFEaLo Nav -. o r. M.-FLOJs-the market for flour
to-day; the receipts have been zhi and the de-
uland iair. Choice SAMPLES scarce aaes 30 bbs NJ
- 81 - q good sc0uau; ~ Ot % II Jr choice %
extra +lt0 +O N tor choice Oil and <Oa 30 ~ TOR fncy
and ,1trs lows Michigan. NHEArMheat IN good re-
quest and The market steady he receipts very hthi sales
1900 bushels Upper Lake, Spung 20 II ~ and 900 bu hss
Red Wlconsn - lh CoRN-CUru oprn with good 1e-
mend but The market closed dull end heavy sales 5000
tuhe &C. OArTe receipt ofpa good bus we have
sses 20 report. WHisKY-Nhssy 10 Ia TAR regaes. ses
Corn Albany tc aud fJr Wheat lie Tia, e
ceirts the a hours ending az to-day were 3oS DOS
Fonr 2t7 bushes Ct Wheati 4ioi buahels Corni JolD
bushels Oafs.
NEw.ORLEaSs MAY 2AThe AmeIicl's news was received
p NJ. CoTTOS quiet and unchangedi sales 1000 bAeA
Prices unsettled FLOUR j. oweri sales at 70 3D. Pnme
barrel LARn sold lcc. CoTToN FRfcHTs 20 LIVERPOOL one
farthing. STIRLING, lO;0lOi AoLAssEs, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
The business at the was sl4, 145 30.

The business at the Gee riDgHouse Ella, 54j 100
IN re atm to tie blds for the Virginia and Ten
ress,o Bonds have the annexed card from VI.
Muller:
NEw-T0ns 9Th May, ISIS.
SIR: VIII you have the goodness 20 state that b. j.
for 60. eco OF The Bonds 81 tie Niriuia alt rpnno-
zee Ri road Con any have been accepted by ,he
TI,sc'ri 81 Irces ran ing from IA 20 10 per cent
All Others have teen rejected.
Il Il fhouch; capitalists have no, duly spprsi-
a'ed he value Of these Bonds or more liberal offers
would have cone IN. Their security cannot ne gle'-
iiorCd az the rivilege Of converting one halt the
fuou into tie stock Of roid that will b. one o the
most IIofieb in tie Union, has certainly not been
July COT sic'nd.
10 give tie yubiic az opportunity % showing Their
81 marion Of value Of iiose Bonds offer $500 00o
II u IN o. liivuto talc IN to suit purchasers
rad invite dem 90 C u All satisfy themselves fom
he cocun cns NY pos. osOl that this l. ordinary
CuteiTI.e, ut q road that o0nu0t foil 10 be- a most
,itct.suiclo. ADRIAN II. MULLER.
lie enoriai to tie Connecticut legislature % give
tie Eew-HGyeu Company power to settle the claims
Of tie so-csed " false stockholders has been IT,
ieiIcd to tie Con m.tice on Railroads
Tie Imports Of Dry Goods for the week show
large Leucase as compared with lie same week o.
last year, LeIg eb.ut $4,000 against si,4jl1 900.
Tic iiculos are rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

sn,es Of stocks at Philadelphia
MY2s.

llepored for THE :. y. TRIBUNE, BY J. R 4 d. 3. FAY.
Pint I0arG-1sc eciuyl. NaF g. l2 ~ 60 Cy Go D; $50
sthuyl Nsy Host Loan cab 5o 1900 d. IS & Llhgh
Not 81 int Of 81 Long leland 4. s. 81 81 Penn ar
g., 80 Schuy. NaV.a l. l- aiding Ri q, f -c-Iyl Niv
Pref 81 10 DO s. q Leh-h Scrip So; Chester Valley
RR. q Beaver Meadow nR. so Il Bank Of Penn. sjaa @
gftrrer-' 4 Noe Bank. Co.
Te'reea ioards 25c Little seluy g. o.; y Union Cnd
Pr 3d. g. 1875 ~ KesaIg Ak.. a.
Secoad B1fd-fot0 ty g.. o.. zero CIV Railroad O. 92.
$50 Schuy Nav. Boat Joan b. 600 schuy Sas. o. -,
~ DO. 51l lf-75 de-, 5 5l-zf to 7lii 10 L1lg land
Raoad, Evu i6 l.C Lehig sorp st, ID P.u1a F4rJsi
~ DC Resd ug Railroad fii TO- d., biau. "a; J do,
s5vn, l Mechanic Bank ~. 10 Bank of Pula, sjTn,
49,
-5Je, Eoard-95oO City Railroad C., sd, Comm. Bank s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

SUPERIOR COTRT-MiY 25-GFssRAL TFRN-Plessnt. the
whole Of tine JUDGES.
Mechanics Bank lgi. The New. hsveu Railroad Company.
1bs is an appeal ffom the de,asi0n Of Jud se BOs-
worth The Company f. file Tor the san Of the
stock a. The Nt,y-Bsvsn Railroad Company bY the Ne
chaucs Bank which part ot the al gei fs-aenf
A.ues e Mr. Schuyler.
Ghe argument which had been commenced previous
div VS. continued. N-a.r. r.. =. ion Niuair, L
aud Mann slTeor plaintiff, and MesT- W {. No{ Pei, 90
Wood ii. r. Dodse and e. Trey fr tho Railroad Company.
Nr Noy,s touel.d he arrm,nt con. a-ns tla ,Is COM
Iauy lat 10 for ihc olcrfues o MI schuyler beng
matter fraud Tor which they ere nof aueIa1le
Mr. Van Wrinkle followed fJr paiuil lie Insisted that Mr.
Schuyler hsviue been 1y auhozd hy te Company To- rn
fer ~ stocks the certificates being ~
similar TO the genuine. che Company liable. 40 be COM
tinutd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
MARINE 10 UR Nd Il
PORT OF EEw-YoRK..........M.


T. D. steamship Florida, Woodhul, Savannah, mdse and
pa 20 samuel L. Mfch Thursday, 4th inst At 81 10 r NJ
IS Ha'teras Shoals eNchans ed signals
with steamship Alabama Scheuck, hence Tor savannah
steamshpC shEwba, shucdi, Havana Lyinsson Croche
ron & Morley. $500 80, an .
Baks-Panehita Stone, Carderas j. D. sndyi Elba Ham
Winzeu Hamburg l.. Bech hunhardi DEM tbrJ stson
81. John, n B.. stalker 60. -
Brss-W ave spt lBr) Fitch. Cspeown Burohard Bucs
Golden Age (Br1 Curtis Matsnk. Hamilton 6r0s Wasp
fBr Sweetiug Nassau y. r. Rome Dinwiide; Rsbecca
aid Fa1ces Ray Blcksvle, H. d. Brookman Co.. Mosdsn
(Brl Esn Windsor D. X. DeWoL
schoouerC. = atson Day. Bucssyile. Barnes Rnide
row J. G. Brooks GrAnali, Portland, ;. W. Le~is Harper
Carver BANGOR 4. r. Back Co.; Angler Bese, Mareham
master; - K. Heagan Heagan, Maf-nras H. ID. Brook
Co; Jonas Sparks, Whitaker, City Point nAsefj Baltimore
SeisLt Baltimore Johnson Lowden; Mana Morgan, Mar
a1hsm Coming bento Co. }. 81 Morales Brown Havana
soops-Wsnen siannad, New-HAvs8, aasstsr; Franklin
Aver, " arthau, J. II. liuFeus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
MARINE COURT-M.Y 2l-Befofo Judge BrsDs.LL aud
jury.

This suit Is brought by plaintiff as assignee % Geo.
w. bushnell, attorney prao icing this CT flr Fervcss
rendered inch pIoseclfng action 10 Che superior
Court wherein defendant psiutu and DJn0lue Bel
defendants amounting 20 $50
ca be part of paiutf who cop7 IN lhs office Of Bush
rel hown hat Bn hne retained by Dow 20 bnng
the the supi0r Court, that IN. oi1ss penIng
about ~ months during which time the no-ic Il
and placed De calendar for triel twelve p1f claim
10 tee~l0 each MONTH; that AZ IN expiration
81 whit time the Discontinued az request oi Dow
that So fair ana reasonable chsrg counsel fee
On the pat If defendants u cnended That bushnell IN
stead e unR the utcct e bis client, obi uned from
Of defendants consent % die ninue paying him ,
in confederation, allowed Bushnell plaintiff u ths su 70
gn1et against Be- eli ~ r def udan costs, ch
subsequently done. amounting the Of D. That
for services ke these he paiutl seeks JUDI nent Tor
$3.50.
no my, under Instructions from the Court rendered yes
dict for dol udant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

In relation to Land Warrants Tiompsoas Reporter
says:
1--WE owe an apology to those who have orders in
our lands fol Land NaTaut- for 10. orwaril X them
with our usual promptHoss II has been impossible 10
le warn MS sufficiently fast, and are OF opi1on
this ia BE- q cree until about the first OF Jily when
he new isf ne viii be available We shall pay 81 ID
T. acre for warrants for few weeks. the new ISSUE
will he sOs, ICES aid ltOs-no 40 acres.
Srcakinc Of Land saes IN Missouri, The JVah.Hg-
Ton Union says:
Quanfi'v OF land sold in the whole STATE from the
LEI OF Aul ust TO ihc Isl az ob1r ls, AMI amount
received 10 payment 10 follows: Land soil, A.
IL 2f-lCO acres, amount received se5.2i5 80.
Total amount Of land sold from Aug. l. 1884, for
iii CO tie rassage Of the Graduation Act of Auy. f.
ISL 10 March 81, 1850, IS as follows: LAND sold
e.s5Cs. 3C-lC0 acres. amount received SOjj 80 q.
Tie Bartlett Steam Mills in Nesbuyport have de-
cared a dividend ~ + cent TheJames Mil makes
no diyidendih.s Spring.
Tie ST. Inns iatd .geroer, Speaking Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, says:
"A car Of ouly IS miles remains to be closed up
between his city and Nincennes, and, be il remember
al, on that gap nothing is lacking but tie laying Of
tie rails. Toe grading Il Completed the bridges aud
culyors built, ard he road-Oed made; aud nothing
else Is needed hut 70 lay down the rails. Then We
will be H. communication with the Wabash Valley,
teen il with wealth, which In bound 10 be deposited
on our levee.'
City FOR Chicago TO 90 the entire distance without
TRANSLUCENT of cargo. With 60 tuns OF cargo, she
draws but three feet of water.
Tie Lake Snprior Journal says:
Reports from the mines thus far, this SPRING
quite coufueed and contradictory. Several mines are
shiI ing COPE freely but for u most part they have
been embarrassed and uuproductive during the past
Winter, owing in part 10 the strngency OF the money
morket and partly 10 the want Of powder, the supply OF
which Il vii De rocolleciod wos lost by the storms last
Fall. Mary of lie mines, HlFo find difficulty in col
lcciir os,ssneuts their stock and their operations
are thus cniuey crippled. Stockholders should see
that il r. tLorin'ercs 81 10 pay up and develop az fast
Ge possible. Tlerc is considerable copper above await
il shipment as also at this point. Most OF thai here
is for tie Ridge. Forest aud Minnesota Companies.
1LcIe have been but tvs sp menis below az yet VIZ;
May %. Per Nolthemer, for Copper Falls Mining Com
leny, rs barrels; May To- per Illinois, Isle Royale,
3t2 barrels; Minnesota, 299 barrels.
Tie following is an extract Of the Circular of Isaac
Osborn Davis, dated Cincinnati, Tue-lay evening,
MAY %:
Tie sfrirCcnoy in the money market noted IN our
list Las abaied but slightly, and general quetness
prevails throughout the monetary circle Outside pa
Ter IL or ihc ircrcose and difficult Of negotiation and al
lill rates. Frsi-class names in demand.
Tie following are the receipts Of tolls On the New
Yosk state Canals during The frst three weeks in May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

LroHr wrioHTsA grceeryInsn psnsu 'as ri
Is.s yseos and JAY yestsId. Afternoon .na nsSo
Cor violating the 4h section o. ans hsss previously been res
Md by the sessra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

wAsHkGros PosT, Secretary.
JAMES a. CouEkBovEs, Surveyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAr 2J-Belore
Iucge INGERsoIL.


Albert Van Winke az. The Steamboat Henry Morrison.
To recover for supplies furnished and work dOlc 10
he se 1boui while she building. The law gives lieu 1r
such WORK but says SHAH continue after the vessel -
left he The defense tht the steamboat dt leave the
Stale Newark, - J.. and returned II was
that the smbost intended 10 ply in the habo OF
Newly ok. On behalf Of Lbeant said that the
boat before she had been completely finished secret
" and without his knowledge taken to Newr AMI brought
back. The h. that this not such leaving Of the
State contemplated by he law and did not destroy the
n.cLne lnI I-h.l anl lI hLnlnnl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
COURT OF GENERAL sFSSIONS-Msy y.
Rr4or.. pF.npufp s.tTu

The trial of Lyman Cole FOR alleged forgories on
the Chemical Bank in connection WIKI ksue snl others, il
t On without e1hibfing SLY feature other hau
shown the trial OF kane The counsel Tor the prisoner put
witnesses the tsrd show that the Nglaure ag d 10
have been toTg in the handwriting of Cole some
DOCUMENTARY evidence read 10 the Court the result Of
Communication Ohio inquire 20 the character OF
Of the Witnesses for the prosecution especially Of FndI.y
Tie prosecution rested p. NJ, and to-day the viii Be
summed ur
Tie Coasi adjourned to ,hIs morning a 9 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

sap JOIN RivrsEL Monison. 81 days from Newport,
" se.) below Charleston 2ist list The J. K hsi a
org continuation Of Gains and bkht : W winds On the ri
ulf lar 50 lon. ~ N tired seyere rs.e,
uercrg ron south ward shifting 20 NV. By W; lot
sails TOP gallant and pert OF the bgwass and rlf
rrt OF her carzo On the 1sh spoke Hamburg snip With
r.. Of nsiuyssd with emigrsBts from Hsmbafg Tor Phie
ceFLia.
Bgrs VERMONT remains Ashore the rck Block T. Agd
bear n 20 the westward and II uppoed she hss bEst
she = fu OF She being ssn9ped Of as, ugrsz,
q A.. &C. . none Of thr LA been lauded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
MARRIED..

EDeAE-MrTEER-On Thursday MAY - By the Rev. D..
Alexander. JONATHAN EDGss ADRiAAA A., only dsaehtcr
OF Isaac Neeker, Esq., al OF this city.
kNspF-PslMERtu 1hursdy Alay r. a. the Alen-s NJ p
Church By Bishop Sipson Mr.. JosErH T. NJ
ofN lansuTgh Miss fnoEBE W, daughter # DR.. ". {.
Palmer Of this city.
baltimore pspers please COPY.
.NILscN-CHRtsIIr-A Wilmington. Del, Thnrsdlv, Nay
a. DAVID CAEsoN WILSON 70 MARY daughter Of the late
Can't. Thomas Christie Of the British Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

Isiriek Boyle war lined go and co's, hhd i"o4iia1
pryter st0 si.d co.ts on oil indictments.
Wr. s'.rton of Hobokcn was also fined 3 anf
CO.'S Tor The sane oionse. ..,
l., an tle al.ovc cases costs amounting - about so
4, nh individual were added 20 the fines. All the
psr,ies fined plead guilty to the charge. The idict
inrufs were procured through the ehOr Of the Ten
rcrslce pnny wlo appear determined 10 eoniluuc -ha
war Of oxi0innaion which hss been wasel dnsin5
tie pest year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
WITHDRAWING NAME FROM RECORD.
w Il WoL-s ut Thn schnunnr Ann Carnllna.

The master of the vessel, who was part owner
became parry tie record in defense 10 have bis
Withdrawn rom the record be- IL 10 longer part
has inter, 81 In the vessel The Court sgd, the suit is
against and tho has any interest
he there obj oiion his Withdrawing his ume and Ia
the iho wishing call him wines as has
the application proper, h. could not BE-
While he party 10 he record Motion granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
BROOKLY w ITEMS.
The Rev. John A. Paddock was installed Rector OF
St. Peters Church, Atlantic-st., last Sunday.

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SCHOOL ExHIBiTIoS.-Thc
Animal Exhibition ofthe Roman Catholic School Of
st. Jamess Church in Jay-st., uuder the direction IF
tie Christian Brothers, was held in the Atheneum on
Thursday evening. The audience was exceedingly
large and respectable Bayards band Of music was
70 attendance, aud Professor Ebers presided at the
piano. fine silk flag presented to the boys for
the occasion by Commodore Boorman. A large stage
was erected opposite the entrance, which fitted
mp with appropriate scenery, and upon which the
boys enacted the various parts assigned to them in
manner highly creditabe to themselves and their
teachers and pleasing TO their parents and friends
The performances consisted Of dialogues founded upon
national and patriotic subjects, singing, rectatons
and declarations, in Of all which they showed pro-
fcency rarely met with in children Of young an
age.
The school has been in existence for about three
years, and is attended by about 600 boys, who are
taught in all the ordinary branches of education.
About thirty OF the more advanced pupils took part in
De exercises of the evening, which resulted in the
qualification Of all present. The proceedings termi-
mated at SLATE hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
Foreign Ports.

y.ltourne Feb. i9-Arr .hip White Swallow Corr foa
B0s.or.
CaIec April .IThe ship Gilman, reported By last
sunk zith Of board and s0d r. 30
expected &c D saved Ard ready for IN short tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
To Mariners.

OHeL notice L gwen hat sbou, Jgn- IS ID, present ike
rf a. Cove Point mouth Il PsraKenf River Ch-sA
pske Bay vii b. changed fixed light varied BY fasbes
IL sht vii Be q 5th order cstsdop-c spaafns; vii b.
ofhe lsuis coor with bright aei Al Intervals Of mnup
Gad hAll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
goparinersbip Notifes.

NOTICE-The subscribers have this day taken
IN Mr. GEORGE FULLER INTO copsrtner.bp and viii con
the burEess unde, the firm Of FULLER, LORD Co.
hsy J, 1850. FULLER LORD, No. ~ Gyesnvish-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
UNITED STATES DIsTRICT-ATTORNEYs OFFICE
MAY D.

Antonio Rosonbaum residing AZ No. 1913 Grand-st.,
wac arrested On charge Of listing il the British army
lie said bcoIs Scl0k, an s supposed 20 BE-
officer the British called ~ the District
ATTORNEY. Once DAY OF two ago understand and IN
deep ge charging That r. had been party existing and
gfttiig her husband He'd for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
ARRESTS A. TO AFRICAN sLANE-TRADE.
RnlnlfI Insnlla Mu L Mnrlin and 'Ihnnlnre

Meyer have b,en arrested charged with fitting the brs
Hoiaio this port for the African savc-trade. Nj J. was
bold bal - CSC The other not being abe %
cure tsil. ain in custody ofthe Marshal
The Horao, II viii be r6c0leced picked
Kew dofcd She bad reyonsly j. aid, landed
;6C natives Afca slaves Cuba. Other arrests have been
made Baltimore understand n relation &, the iiDs ou
Q aid vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
fAdvertisementl
A NnrTITY lnNPLETR CASHMERE SUITS

siefhsse really beautiful suits made from aesodp
an a. the sooe zoocs cf nCl decse shadt About
ne OF them are sod daily a. EvNs's Cokins Warehouse
Nos CO and 81 Fuon-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
fAdverr4remcntJ ,ox d.
wr.n,<-, ~, .-,,r Ior,srs = celebrated f0r-

49,. - u,., p.r,. While AZ RooTs Ph'.osrsp'so g-1e,
thar the anapino1 H. a.. ~r,gs. =
go A., 49,, sass@d Cal "a. J,5 bf'-l"ay' ~'a i'a Q
fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26


CAPTURED ny The PoLIcE.-Oiicers Hubs, Mat
thews and Van Wagner Of the Chiefs office, ycster-
day arrested Mr.. John Lossano, Maria Los-ano his
wife, and James Quinn his brothor-in-law, all resid
ing in the same house in Concord-st, pedrst,
suspicion of being engaged in the manufacture of
bogue coin. 1t appears that in the morning a small
boy raked a well executed die out Of an ash barrel in
front of their residence He showed i, to several per-
sons who, suspecting that it belonged to gang Of
coners. directed him TO the office Of the Chief of Po
lice The above officers were Immediately dispatched
TO the neighborhood to obtain a. much additional in
formation as possible. They asccrtaned that the
barrel belonged to the occupants ofthe house in front of
which standing whereupon they proceeded to ex
anime the premises They succeeded in finding various
implements &C.. used in the manufacture of COIN such
as dies, crucbles, jars containing composition ready
for casting galvanic battery and acids Of different
Kinds, The dies were prepared for casting 10, 25
and SO cent pieces and several coins of these dcnomi
nations were also found as Were likewise spurious
Spanish quarters and shllings. 4 considerable por-
ton Of these coins have been circulated in various
parts Of this city but to what extent is not yet known
The implements all taken to the office Of the Chief
of police and the accused committed 10 await fur
ther developments. Lossano is Il journeyman barber
and has been employed such in this city for some
time.
CHARer or IScEsr.-A man somewhat advanced in
years was complained Of yesterday before Justice
Smith by his son-in-law, who charged HIM with I'M
proper intercourse with his hels ers wife. IL seems
from the statements made that this unnatural intimacy
has existed for some years The details being of an
improper character for the public ear, the examination
MAS conducted in secret.
FArAL AccrDFSr.-Coroner Hanfori held an IN
Tonpor Who met bis death by falling from drtctrt on
Wedpe,ay ss lie had been engaged with otheN IN hauling
.w,y din iron Of the hills In the kighth NHd Aver
asi OF sociSsa.sl death rendered BY the Jusy
Tur GREFSPoIST HosICIpE.-Jacob krebs the
h = NJ - A. arrested time since On The charge o b0
"a. ssS,ps the death OF sroihcr boy BY stfens him over
,.l .ak Of while being sftscked ard bescn
.,Isr - Others brought before Judge tuver on
s,sdax afternoon AAd held in 81 so en 10 AVAIL tne st's
Of he Grand jay.
Fousp DRowSrp.-Yesterday the body OF joan
ns sirce he I5ih inst, foona noAHs n
az East River AZ the foot OF Nertn '1A-s-
Jtaur WrlaHrs--A grcceryrnan naineu Sn ~ ss
a. rn.,sss IN the sirteegth Ward ~ss riea oeiSre
J.sce Jacobs and Jury YESTERDAY a.nce bx having In
a. ,,olstips the 4th section Of the Cry ress
~ rosesn Incorrect scales they hssnF previously WIZ
Md by the sdsra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

CLIFTON AVENUE CHURcH.-This elegant church
sdifce is almost entirely completed, thanks T.
the jealous and devoted efforts OF the ard Of T-us
tees, and its energetic President, A. s. Barnes Esq
Through their united efforts the amount necessary t.
complete the church has been nearly all subscribed;
and the additional sum required wiI we trust, be
speedily contributed. The estimated expense 800 600
and Of this sum $50 900 has already been subscribed;
Il the Of the insured gaust al
The Rev DIR. Lansing the late Of The tOnge
sskn recently resigned his charge In Of declining
health the Rev w. j. Buddngon Of Philadelphia accepted
call from the and has the discharge
his 6ues He highly spoken oor oloquenco and ey aud his
murations fail Of having pouabie effect The pews
Of the sdhce present occupied by The Congregation which
were rent Monday lest John A. Dayton Esq officiating
were rented liberal premium. There 70 p.ws
Of IS Ol0 and they produced IS Ga premium
of S6l his fscf sufficient iudcton u the prosper
condition and harmonious sprit happily prevailing
lBrookl yn Eagle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
BfUoID THE ELEGANT

,.1s f onlv eTbese pcures thf gesfet mFnee OF
o.,rD an lei your ewes and y0ur eo0noncs principles
stie,t fact. the renowned DgfoT oF AIT No -
BIosswsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26
IAdVeft seTnf NJ
WHAT MAKES SUMMER RAMBLING DELIGHT

prLi-A knoweSge a Mr. WOODS easy bean iul and rapt
a m Il SgETcHSG and PAINTING from NATCgE aUgIt
~ himself his residence No. Z'l sxthay Lessons pyse