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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

DHII.ADEIfHIA PACKAGE EXPRESS, 80 BEAVER
Ii street.-The North and South Lane 90 npsnv IL pre
pared carry ard parcels any description between
New York aud Philadelphia Thi line ushed 20 open
Jersey oppo~ ion 10 the esorb
taai monopoly now maintained w lai i<aae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

DEorLE's CANDIDATE FOR COUNCI.MAN-TO THE
electors OF the Thirty seventh district Fourteenth ward
am before You candidate for Councilman and as one
whose worth Is known, claim your support.
HENRY X. R0OME, 364 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

VVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW, A SITUA-
w tomas companion 10 invalid lady
OF chldren would wish 70 go South Can give The
pectable references. Address box 2U7 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WANTED-BY PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION
" as cook Is good washer and ironer understands her
business and would do the general homework small IA
iy Has no objection In the country Can be for
two dnys at 256 West 18th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

w ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
" situation TO go to California with family Is first rate
chambermad and good washer Can
well recommended Address NJ r. j.. 1856 Herald
Ohce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
SITUATIONS WANTED.

MANIFESTATION BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w young women-one as chambermaid and waiter; NE
Can be for two days St. between lstan
2d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WANTED A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w girl do chamberwork general housework; frs
rate washer and ironer Apply al ls West 9th ST. til
gagged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO
W tesant girl as chamberrnaid and waiter, In private
amly or TO travel with family TO South to California;
to Europe. Apply for two days. at 1872 city
eerepcc given, II required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

GARD[uEQRuE ". UOLLIDAY, FORMERLY RRCOR
~ der Of Deeds &c for the county Philadelphia soiciu
the patronage Of the people Of New York Vicinity In he
matter q The purchase and sale Of real estate Investment q
money, collection OF claims registry
Of all Kinds Of legal papers, &c &c, use city
county q Philadelphia state Of Pennsylvania. and other
saes BIS experiences Of many years. and having the com
nand Of The safest and best practical legal talent enable him
10 the greatest satisfaction h He refers.
with permsson, 70 John Coleman Ed County Treasurer,
rhlsdelphln william bowers Esg heg,,es q Mnls 90:
Benz p. Middleton Fed, grocer BROOKLYN n r. Address
No Godsmths Hall Library street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WANTED-BY PROTESTANT WOMAN A SITuA.
" ton as good plain cook in private family objection
70 assist in the washing and ironing food city reference
nue, third 1oor from. ROOM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN, AS
w cook, and would assist in washing and ironing In pri
yae family would do the homework Of small family
give the best of city reference has lived five
rlace but respectable families need apply Call l79
Varick st., between King and Charlton sis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WANTED.By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. 10
w years old situation in Respectable private family 10
do light housework lake children Il smart tidy
girl Can be well recommended She born in
try Please call at 40 West 3s ST. between It'll aud 9Th
nues for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

young woman TO do general hoesework is good plain
cook and first washer and roner has the
ference Can be for two days. not engaged l0 18th
av, between 18th and 18th It's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
MARINE 10 URN 4 Il
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. MAY 2
Cleared.

seAmships-nnois, NcK insry, Aspinwsll- w. o. Robe {,
Northern Light Tnkepsugh, San juan, C. Morgsn;cJ 4
Sawyer, ST. Thomas. Maitland, Phelps Co.
BarksItssca, Baxter Maanras Dole CO.. suioe, Dhns
water Mafauzas H. D. Hrookman Co; Actress (B) Cam
ST. John, " B.. J. II. Braine Roman Lawry, Havana, w
Nelson Son.
Brig Chas Heath stins0n Cardenss r. r. Buck Co.
Coaova Franklin, rOyilence master DCnkrk, Griffin Trln
dad C. r. Peteri Balance, tBnl Murray Bangor Tucker
& Iii bourne Edward Facs Norfolk MAYHEM Talbot Co.
Gadiner (Poru) Coneoca Lisbon l. T. Amsncki Oregon,
OBJ Ph nusy Boston, j. w. Deisuo.
Schfopers- Golden Cloud, Conant Belfast p. p Buck Co.
Ellen States Wmn goi McCready Mott Co. r. w. Fox,
Patkor Rithrnoud c. H. Prson; f. C. Howard Baker Mo-
bile Lane Westi Susin Parker. Bostoni Hnmmipg Bird,
Morris, Charleston B. Bossomi Lazy Garow, (BrD Crump.
Ansus b. eager Co Mary Nankn, Beer. Boston. Day
sppgue; " sattTy, Cniing Chssleston McCready
Mott Co &. Pike Cranmer, Daren Van Brunt Slsghi
Wonder French Providence master; H. H. A. Jones, Thonp
son, Corn Ilsnd Kieh k19wtoni Bergen, McGee; City
Point J. Hunter Coz T. P. Lord, Smith, Baltimore, Mailer
4 Lord fsh Hawk, Lynn Hartford. J. n. Hsyens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
DIED.

H.<ooxAt wh.s,snd Monroe Comfy, N Y, ca Taesd.y'
kty i5 AgIsL "a, ~cs aged 81 lie native o; New
Marlborough, tertstfe County Mas vhenee he ren1Ted
Madison County "a his ss-e previous % III sne 'eei
In psrt Of Wheaffnd lthen tse ia aou ths
year 1872 All m. children IN number 81 cons and fur
5sueh,s n1rrsd seed 10 lie nme>iate He 5ofhood
Most Of them still livir-
HiNsos-On naGy My q, Of rha-lmston q tae briin
TRop,s fDy.ov the remaining tW Of Tnomai tnd
Eliss Msnso1. aged ronths and p day.
Funerl tbs afternoon a. o'clock Tom No. 20 Wet 3t-s
1be fhends q the fy cordially invitd increment 10
Cypress Fills
Gone 70 io.n his infant brother IN Hesven.
RFIBGuOn sunSs May q sfter short lines, ELfy, wife
Piere Il. BE- dan gber OF tie lfe sam pei Hicks
ur rekyes spd ed and tcse OF Der bohert J0r r. AID
Henry W Hcis respectfully invited 20 attend her fu1e
raj go the r.aidenee Of the lAer Ne 10 Wes fhst o.
II ,'clock on>-osy (Wetnesdsy mcrDng. wths1t urthi
fDsii6top.
sBt LDIK-M BTooilyo, Sunday. Nay %, GEoRcI.SsA
youngest n q Of VIM. Henry shedep.
Walton Monday morning, May n NARY ftNhitrTts 20,
nt dtusier Of Henry T. and May " ssed ooair. A
edsys-
Tessiges and fiends Of the family reecai v d
70 attend BIZ funeral this afternoon at p oek The Tenant
will be ffkcu 20 Greenwood.
WRIGHT-Ou Thursday, Nay 10, SUSAN WsSHr q NO. i
The rs were inferred IN Cemetery ofthe Eve greens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-MAY H-Bef5re Judge


SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-MAY 2i-BefJre Judge
ROOSEVELT
SUIT As TO CALIFORNIA DRAFTS.
James Pirch agt Alvin ADAM Daniel H. Haskell and Josiah
G. Woods.
Plaintiff commenced suit an attachment on
eco alleged belong 10 the California hOuse OF Adams
Co in hands Of Adams Co IN this City and subsequently
sb,ned dnent for Sos2 49, being for drafts drawn by the
California house the house here supplementary order
subsequently obtained examine defendants as 70
srfy IL commended that Mr. Alvin Adams who IL in New
Of both houses the above form the house IN
California, ard Measr Adams, Dnsmore Shoemaker Sand
house here The Is motion the part OF
derse the judgment and let In defendants 20 answer
that Mr. Adsms IL partner in the California house,
ahe partnership having been dissolved in May 1851 In reply
nded that Mr. Adams such partner he having
paid in 2 600 his capital and 70 receive aud has
ceived Sc eco monthly drafts Of $50 as his share
profits he stands postponed for the production Of
AFFIDAVIT the For motion Mr. Evas; opposed Messrs
Clsrk A. Rapallo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
Ew-YoRE JUSTIFICATION.

COFFEE-The market for Rio i dull the auction sale
pourced for sd CHECKS transactions In Java the business
hss fair the sales include 100 bags Rio loc SO mats
Java Al 4e % arrive from Boston and 100 BAGS % At 1tc
$500 tsS.
Grand Rank IS Tsds4 COT MAckere is hardy % firm
'S On sD h On no n 'S soSS p'
Ns a. sssre no. ' se SO .S SG s ss so DO DO a.
- 90 hsrI,rs' are z ar Seqfs. cargo o. goo
ard No d. At base Peeled Fsh are quiet; we quote
Picked COD 5oj Picked Sealed IS 5o Picked s,m-
FRUiTs-sse by snctiop OF cargo bng Cerere eomprns
$50 boxes Palermo Oranges at 5692l and 2soo Do. Do
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opened sruer for low and
MEDIUM grades Of s.fe and Western -four and desep
g,nsrs The ARRIVAL. fair bat those pospes, not very
l5 fi iIS S, IRsPss s1a - s ,as
them The ales CT Western Canal Dbl.
sooa ssna. Msn is1lana and Common = oo oha .nS
so 7sa Sl2 Is T extra Genesee Canadian eour better
esrecay the low grades Of ezra; the demand brisk sae. Of
400 bis 80 4. sl0 Is for superfne; $40 s7l6
= r 70 best s1ra brands sO1thern HoaT better
trand. The .ass $50 bbIs 81 sdsi M or eonnaon
- al =. 40 = - s,ea,-.s - -
fr and plenty sses 4 100 bbs s7d@e fine and
Spsfne Corr Mss ;,esdyi sa.s Of 80 bb IS Isl fr
GRAIS-There ferins and tas demand i. fair
s Il r sS Geese o. YT.. e csns ,.,s are s
- ses - s7 With sales Of 90 bush within range
nd 90 bsh white Ach,.an private Barley qgl.t
at ~ l5aA Is Bsrey Mas 1; so@s.l OF oSsT@o 0sts
esu eca7ce for southern, snd s7aoe- for Jersey Corn
sue fr ao5 "a fair Request for the hone trade the Essr and
~ s &c Sash a. iaa ~ for western mixed sii5s.i
s. ca ursern -isi and II Sesi II foe DO yellow Il,
Hdsd he sale are e suA a. 81 O5 for June delivery
GINSY' sAGs-sales have been made at BOson Of 80
GrSsY cICTH-Th- market At Boston : nor. active.
.es have tEsnred heFs Of so bsles part llrvs at
ale. sew At Iss.ie Oh q, steady tIIsIae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
THE ALLEGED KISSING CASE.

~ ~ Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune
sm: 1t is stated in Fridays TRIBUNE that was
fined slO for attempting TO kiss lady in Brooklyn.
The mistake arose fr the complainant, Mr. Joseph
inc A. Wright, saying that when approached her she
tho chit intended doing She was passing with
brother by her tide her husband and father some FIX
or esht fe n advance paced her aud thinking her ac-
as snee being neufhted and being dusk, sacsersd my
.e. ,pd again approached her quite closely end he .ss
slightly rushed her (which deny) Finding mistake
red the This tned 20 my dent ally coughing a.
led Der that she nsufed; her father and
hsshard A. roughly and wanted force 20
denied intention Of the kind aud had II
m their would have agOogiyed In
net 4ong probably did wrong but The time felt
Inysef 70 BE- the injured party Mr. w. persisted 10 her
>bsre and in such the Gccused (uncss he hls wit
which had not g. not allowed explanation chance
80 make the Jus ice compelled fne
By her dn sfoD neither spoke touched her AID
The difficulty any very Dcargted person ugh ct
into. Yonfs respectfully, X. SALTONSrALL
Y0rt MAJ q ff55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22

Sales OF Stocks ut Philadelphia.

lReported for TIE n. Y. TRIBUNE, by j. r. H. B. FRYI
1irs Bodrdl eco Delaware H. r. 6s 85 50C0 Susq Canal
c. 72 Schny Nav &C. 49, 9l 200 Aeg Co g. days,
74l 100 de- do Seubenvle nj 900 Long leland r. &C.
sol to City RR 6s e2 100 Reading RR s5s7n and int ~
Ice Do b5vn 49, ltO do. g. i3 Schuyl Nav, Nl; d.
1i; lCo do, al Penn RR, l Do 45l lsl schnylkl
Nav Preferred, SL % do days 81 D Ncksburg H. r. 81
" Nor,h Perm Railroad 83 Mechanics Bank 29i; Com.
mercia Bank, Isl; % Giraid Bank, r.
Bereen Boardslo Norris,own RR 53li Lehigh Nav 81,
eerdi SEE Union Cerai ST. S9a; 900 Reading RR
&c ~ 81 eco do ~ $751; 57oo City RR 6s, e2; geo Lehish
G. 10 esi 1l9 Lehieh Scrip 81, ~ DO 55l go Penn R 5
463 ~ 49, 10 mr. 5Si Lehish Nav, So %
do days Gs 100 Reading RR sjwn. 49, 100 do S. t5s
4bssvef MEADOW RR 5c do 5oi Commercial Bank, 55i
1jeg Ioard-eo City g. s2 coo do OF 10 Penn RR 49,;
so kc ading RR., b5 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
MONDAY. Nav PIP. VI.


There was marked change in feeling to-day in the
Stock market the demand being active and quotations
very buoyant Nearly all the fancies were in demand
at advanced prices. After the figures OF the Bank
statement were rumored the market gathered now
strength and left of very strong. The fact that the
large shipments of gold of last week could be made
without reducing the specie line of the Banks gave
great confidence to operators for rise. Eric closed
at 4sI a49, an Improvement Of y cent Saturdays
closing price. The statement of the ak months bust
ness of this Company, which we published last week.
has changed the views of many spectators in the stock
and there is much less disposition evinced to sell it.
The result was much favorable to please the bears
Reading shows an advance of = cent, selling at s7l
Central improved y cent and was in large demand.
The receipts of this Road and the Erie for May are
scarcely up to those of April Harlem recovered still
further from the depression of Saturday selling at 2s
Panama was also buoyant and advanced to 9sl an
Improvement of 2 q cent? Cleveland and Toledo i'm
proved y cent; Hudson River 3 cent, selling at
4OI; Cumberland was better l e cent, and the late
fall is generally considered to have been produced by
the Shorts inside and outside the Company. Nicara
qua improved y cent. Railroad Bonds were frmer
with moderate demand. In State Stocks the market
was strong with including the sales at auction large
businoss-some $500 900. Prices were better Virginss
97 Indiana IS 50 si; Missouri Is 94i Illinois Inter-
nal Improvement 94l, &c.
In Exchange there is fair business doing for the
Boston boat and the market without change to quote
is rather less firm than for the last steamer. The sup
ply Of Commercial Bills is little larger and the in
quiry not active Sterling is 9ialOli Francs Is
5 l2i.
In Freghts we hear OF 200 bales Cotton to Liver
pool at 5-i6d; Bacon lO; 500 bbls. Rosin 3D. To Lon
don-so0 pkgs. Tea l5i; 1000 bbs Rosin ll3; 50
tuns OIL Cake l?i. To Rsvre-25o balcs Cotton Ic;
10000 n Bone sc. 50 bbk. Pork soc. To Marseiles
SOME Cotton at &C., and Bacon &c.
The business al The Sub-Treasury to-day WAS Paid
sl42 7sl; Received, seas, asa, including 500 600 in
gold from the West and $4,000 for transfer draft ON
Boston; Balance s2375, III; Paid from Assay Office
ssS,ssi Paid on discussing checks, slO5,es7.
The following sales of bonds end stocks were made
al auction by Mr. join Thompson, No. 2 Wall-st:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
PHILADELPHIA Markets
MONDAY. Nav 81.

QuEEcIrRoS BARK with salesr so TO $50 CorroS
quiet but firm. CLovEasEFo held above the views Of buyers
Who offer Prime lots. FLOUR rather arfve; saies
c IS ~ for 20 good brands and $n0+ .
f Extra RYF Flour ~ 2 and Coss MgAL az - with
small sales WHEAT wi - 50 TOR good Peun
ylycna red and - So for white CORN rmer ales Of 600
tuh South yellow ~ r. afoat; lots IN worth
III H. RYE steady ~ 5i OARS worth 65c tr Delaware
and &C. for Pen,yyana with moderate receipts aud sales
CEocERUs-Sfesdy demand aud M0lase- with sales
70 and refners f. price, CoTgEE remains dull PRo
visions finn with Fir demand tor Cut Meats and Bacon
eck nsafe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22

The Reading transported to market for the corre-
spending week last year 637 tuns, and the schuy
kill Canal %, $3.50 tuns for the same time.
The shipments from the Maryland Coal region for
the week. are H. sss.l2 tuns and since the fret Of
January last 10 1913 tuns, of which o,2j5.0s
tuns were transported over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and 80, 2Oo.l6 tuns descended the Chesa-
pecke and Ohio Canal.
At the stockholders meeting Of the Mississippi and
Atlantic Road Company, in Vandala, on the goth
ult. the following gentlemen were elected directors;
L. Kaffii, W. S. Waite, Benz. Bond, N. NJ McCurdy
j. +. Wasclkiort, Jas. Ewart and VIM. B. Archer
Of Illinois John OFalon and s. j. Smith, of 81.
Louis; Chaunoey Rose and John Brough, of Indiana;
and r. II. Winslow and Peter McMartin, of New
York. The Board organized by electing c. Rose,
President and John Brough Vice-President; Mr..
King wss refrined Secretary and j. H. Lucas, Of
st. Louis, ppointed Treasurer.
The Board Of Directors of the Buffalo and Corning
Railroad Company have held meeting in Buffalo at
which the subscription for the sale Of 100000 of the
Second Mortgage Bonds at sOc. the dollar closed
up, which amount viii liquidate the floating debt of
the Company. The subscription in the new issue Of
Income Bonds is rapidly filling, nearly s40O 900 being
already subscribed. So soon 900 more are
subscribed the work Of finishing the road to Buffalo
will be Immediately commenced
Tie last rail of the Chicago and Milwaukee Rail-
road was laid on Thursday last The latter city il
now within days ride of ST. Louis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
Justin r. BuIkIey, President pro se"s; Wm. Bemenf,
Treasurer; and E. s. Abernethy, Secretary.

We cannot hear of over 100000 going to Boston
tomorrow for the Wednesday steamer but the amount
vii urobably exceed that sum $1,000 or s200 900.
The sub-Treasurer sold coo drat on the Boston
Treasury the god Tor which VIII be shipped, and has
inquiry for more.
Moasy Z ey s mere a., ssaneaai 'AAA n91eea 'a-.
week
We omitted to notice that he bids for the csmhsr-
land Coal Co.'S Bonds opened on Saturday were re-
iected. not being considered high enough.
Tie gain of s60o 600 by the subTreasury iss, weeS
Is of 70 significance in regard to the street, being
made up of receipts from the Assay Oface, which do
not appear in the daily statements.
We annex a table giving the receipts o. The various
Railroads for ApTl:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22

MoREHE Ao-GosLp-At Paterson, ~ j., on Mondsy Nay II,
by the Re-, William Tunison, WILLIAM w. xoREBEAo 20
ClssrE daughter Of Hiram Gculd, ksq .
RoeERs-KtLLuA-ln bordento~n, y j., on Thur5day MAY
N bv H. Rev A ID. Oiiet Of Hex-YOrk. Mr. GEoasE
AtIts RocERs 20 Mks MARY " KELLUa daughter Of the
late Cart, Rsllum, all e Borteut0wn-
sEIysfDeE-LOyEEIsGE-At South Haley, Mass Frdag
Nav 49, by the Rev. Henry Mills, JAMES NJ. SELFsi0ss
b. Of San Jose Valley, California 70 EL1ARErB LOW
RIDGE Of Mt Ho!yoke Female Seminary.
California please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
COtrRT CALENDAR-TRrs DAY.

SCpERioR COURr--Noe. l<95. $40, 3l7, 3i9, 394 So.
9lS s7ll SIS $40 SSS il42 ooei IT'S 81
sc7 zs g. 90 Ga IS rs 75 6S 500 Ssb S6. s. ST. 10 8
slT 7et M SIS 80, s2 7Sl, SO IlS ~ y, llg, S5
CoxsoS fLgss-Part Nos. 1877, 1872 44a, $40
ssa s7e no. 4ss Ga 6l7 Par INos $50 fs2 SIS
s<6, IN. 50. e6 SIS. So. III. 722
CRcUIr CoURr-Nos. 1859, 1907: Is47, 1910, 1874,
90. llsN ls7s, sao ss l7 old numbers NO~ IS q. ~
~ rev numbers
usrrrp srArrs DIsrnIcr CouKr.--Nos. J, 90, IS,
IS, -, q, "a, 50, g, 50, 6, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22

scHn. ENVY ksITR tof n, ,slsws
wsrehern, les..d with pis ao1, -.s ss--- gs.x,I
Bay about fus miles from GreenPo L. l. during ths - I,
saiuday nirhf and slsr diej She lies very sar.
ab,ut uine feet Of water, and apgeafs % b anirerd
Sgrp PAULINE tof Bath from Phi eiphiA Havana h>.
r,rored sf IN Elbow key Ahacc, rs fuu Aui Al B,,,
In rsys cwrsd ~ Mssss J. T. Paen Arnold ca ana e.
D d nrei su5 Insured for 8 go q wch co in he
Baih Nu,us 81 ,oo the New England ofee sossss ssl
Ss.C a. The Hope Ohice Bcsfcn
BEIc CosrsN tot Pyuouthl. Hcseu. or Nes.fost VA
wrsc I'D al tobacco on Mt She be si by ,a.p
viii her esrgo SD before stated AZ as previous aeeean,s
March Is Cobdn hal been lying outside the bar = days.
s-d was 20 have sailed IN io day. -. -
ScHg. GALAXY Curnurhaui from Hsfsx Arr = fJ1 Ne<.
Yck with mack rf has been loacc arrived
no Bfrrrstin, y. =. no pa. isuisrs.
SHi7 NogNfscN Iowuseut iron Hons Kong jan p r "a.
Frgucrco, with - Chinese pascr gers puf INTO Manila Feb
in Distress. having touched the Pratas Shoa Ia
fu 90 tskc people 81 wreck their The NJ hi
been u'rCd aud was O. have BEEN solt March
rfMrFE-LsuFS vEcsfL ~ 1icrf leo tuns with poop
cal n ard frcca rouc from she dcs with j. smith, ksss
Forrderv - .hn. y. r. h.r wldlss And a 0kket a
f.cs carved or her sfern pasi he 18Th Ap Ia a.
n y Ion n w wsferofg.d ard abandoned aud with her
u1s's s'antiug
AsiP SIERKA NEVADA, from ChnchRs via Hampfon Rc.ax
vi e-crr'sd the Wellington Dock ~ ~ Liverpool AprJ
rs .o "a MAY and place on,sde the wal Of he ba
20 ii chalrc the linler Of her cargo.
Bass nssEUa, fon lcu-aclls iof New York, whcA pvt
Bermuda varch " IN tres eri coodcur d.
sold a. 81 George BY auction ), h nit for klti.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
he second WeeKn Nav Wcre.

IneleHs. '~I'r1 U @IIrl57 q -Al6i5 >
The election Of President FOR the Harlem Road
takes place tomorrow, when il is supposed that M
Hurd, vice-Prosident Of the Hudson River Road will
be elected.
The following gentlemen have been elected officers
Of the New-Hsven Railroad for the ensuing year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22

MA sssS 70 i've b. s.- ,sas7 es'yt - Ssfl
~ scafoes 10 commit nn-. o % Sn "a an ths soppo-
ssvn ths bey eosld hsns.y sins ne ~
go. No. -, ,vs Of habess corpus and 80 nsE7 ,s
- ~ :. readily tested A. Il was, 'ues,
Gess- y a. confined house by sse ss d Ne A.
d ~ Tbsrefore they ooncls'ed 70 give me IsaeHe pan
"a ADDITIONAL time 20 prepare theusefeA Jug
k~ H1oesee 800 rss 10 sdori them every opportunity,
- sossrDed stey BY he law and not let h, pr
tn,, IN rersrd Temperance sway him N the lsh
o. ,hereSore the defendants until "Wednesday
- he ~ould expect them 20 come prepared with TIE 70
~se' Coun.e expressed their willingness te-t the
Ian 81 legality the now cases that would hereafter
soDe sp
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NEw.ORLE.Ss May ll-CorIos-The Battles news had a
favorable effect upon prices which shade iner. The
business however, dull Sales coo baies Middns lo
&c. but the prices reary nominal there being little here
Tie sales yesterday amounted 10 4cc0 bales Yellow Coax
sold Fl.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-M,y g-B.f5re
Recorder SMITH
THE CHEMICAL BANK roRGERI.

IHt VHFNIVNI INN FON0ENIFs.
LYMAN Cole was put on trial charged with forreries
the Chemical Bank the Of The couns.
for the accused moved for psponeent until could noui
the Of one ofthe witnesses for the
wAct denied iupanneied Ard aer III 80
day orsued by the Drot Attorney aijournusit was
nikde 20 q .esday morning.
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", ED STATES DISTRICT COURTNEY 2i-BeiOre
Judge MeERsoLL.

The District Attorney announced that the Grand
Jury relation defendant having been engaged in the An
san bill of indictment against him for
under the law which he Is ready IL under
stood plead guilty MIR Bridsham the Clerk then read the
charges the defendant with having
ry served board the Jus Mouton engaged in transporting
slaves frhe penalty years the
Prison.. Capt. 5. pleaded guilty to the charge
District said the which defendant
had and convicted IN the Crenit
ts charge engaged said trade but trial erantes
In nc erstood that District Attorney will
prosequ N relation that indictmcnt On melton of the
bistrict- Attorney deferred for few days
INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury returned bills against Thomas
xsnxord for an assault wi knife board the shr William
Tsrscot John Stely; also against Henry Williams
ssetipg qasEterdoss and against john Ofoune
N soantertekps pisees
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