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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
,,s ,ss yss, vs.e 70 sss mary pTys" will not '''r'

frcn yea, ysS y; ys1l hi Of blood"
That IN our opinion ne lasTs 70 snd 70 bs
~ ~ Msssefssefts pledged 70 he savethit we desire 70
prof und sGs o. ~ eVnes b. ,s
rssuro 10 skine with 20 much rIsninit oi hs
~ Is no question Of day OF year bat that
~ ,iesicd stands violated I'll tac transgresson be fy
sbed End tss duty Massachusetts, and the slave esaires
H. % eoptnue demand Of each successive Legislature M
de srovs judge who Troela his purpose to defy tbs
p,rs That 10 Gov Gardners Of the Personal Liberty
b sad his ss 70 remove Juds Loiins viewed IN the ss.
oss ressrd law but only the sbsnrd ambition Of tte
mind raised unexpectedly 10 an undesersed elsyaon and 20
dence Of ftness for s higher pashs had be looked 20 tae
Interest," .booo The duty or the laws Of -
d only to YoIitse party thsn expected 70 become
ter which have crushed his hopes and
led BIN seek reconciliation with the Ants ayer{ ne en-
and ereefing ambition which sctua.es hin. - 4,
Rssosed That the recent Legislature q TEL ~, 70
for the Of Edward Greedy Lonns from Us omei sa
tcn Judge because be wa. found gs 20 an IA
The triumphant passage the Per,ns Liberty bill over III eo
tbey used he M extent Of their political to svc
thsc condemnation Of the malignant pIudce against color,
10 override crush the State Governments and render
them poweess protect their citizens against Southern Kid
kssorsd That we repudiate the idss Of making Slavery
secsona and Liberty nsons" as false and most injurious 70
fbe ADtSavey cause end adopt orr waicnword Liberty
everywhere and Slavery nowhere and this great consum
will direct TIL Liberty be proclaimed
oil the Inhabitants thereof" and the foot
prints Of ehoder more polute any portion oil on
and the walls and of slave more be heard or seen
An cur land. .
The resolutions were ably and earnestly dis
cussed BY Messrs. Garrison, Foster, Phillips,
Wright, Bureigh and other', and the meetings
throughout have been more than usually interest
ing indicating that there is spirit arising in New
England which will make itself felt not only in OPP
position to the aggressions Of Slavery but also
against the accursed system Of Slavery wherever
found A. NJ. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
UARINE AFFAIRS.

For EURoPE.-The new steamship Arago, Capt.
Lines, sailed from this port on Saturday for South
ampon and Havrc, with 30 passengers and 1882
in specie on board. Among her passengers were
Prince Jerome Bonaparte, the Hon. Aaron VAIL Count
De Dion, G. w. Kendall of The NeV Orleans Plea
ynnt, and Lieut.. Bridges of the Royal Navy.
NAvAL.-The United States steamer Massachusetts
had arrived at San Francisco from Calao, and sailed
for Bencia sth ult b. r. Mitchell, Passed Assistant
Surgeon U. S. A., was passenger from Caao in the NJ
LAUEcH.-Messrs. Crowell Il Colon launched from
their yard at Ezabetbport n. j., on Saturday last
hree-masted schooner Of $50 tuns burden. She will
be commanded by Captain VIM. Cathcart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

Plans FOR TIE NEW CRY HALL.-The plans for
the new City Hall arc once again to be discussed in
the Common Council this evening. Among them that
Of Mr.. Martin f. Thompson is to be exhibited on
larger scale and with very complete and clear draw
ings. Since il was given in before Mr.. Thompson
has added story to the plan of the entire building
sffording some fifty additional rooms with com
parativey small increase of expense. He proposes 10
retain the present City Hall as part OF the new
building and estimates the cost of the whole WORK
according to his design, at million of dollars. we
trust that all the designs offered may be carefully con-
sideed and the best and mos. appropriate adopted
whicbsoeyer that may DO.
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THE F1RsT-AVENUE HOMICIDE.


Tie inquistion on the body of John O'Connor, who
died Friday morning at his late residence, No. ISIS
East Thirty -frstst., was concluded late the same
night by CoroIer Wilhelm. The evidence adduced
went to show that last Friday night week. John Wall
had been drinking to excess, and was much intoxca-
ted. While leaving the porserhouse in Firsi-av near
Thrtvfrst-s 20 home he jostled against one keran
loran of 53l same street, and in whose company was
the deceased and several of his friends. The parties
excused themselves like gentlemen, bu. afterward
some words ensued which resulted In o Conner uOck
inc down Wall with his fist. Others of OConner's
friends nterered and Wall was roughly handled by
them He finally got away aud was pursued into his
own yard, where he equipped himself with two paving
stones and coming out 10 the street again settled Horan
with one of them. With the other he seRced
OConnor by leyeng him with the pavement.
He then fed and managed TO escape over rear fence,
but not till his pursuers had secured skirt OF h coat
o no eluded their grasp After the occurrence Con-
nor the deceased about his business for two days
and was thought not to be dangerously hurt but on
the third day he was taken violently Ill ana became
insensbe in which condition he remained TIL the time
of his DEATH When his life found to be IN danger
Wall was arrested by Officer Conner OF the Twenty
first Ward and locked up. Much evidence was taken
and all the circumstances attending the death Oh
OConnor fully developed. The jury upon nearing
the evidence rendered verdict as follows;
That John the deceased TO his death BY sup
suced By stone N the hand. Of John waaa Wall beng
Interested At the mo and the Jury further eehe'e w
bad not the least intention Of taking the life Of asee
The prisoner was then locked up until the Grand
Inquest shall pass upon his case. In his examination
he SAYS:
wss intoxicated tho night questions had seen
the dseesed beore was uek e and had no n'eni'0n 70
take any mans hfe."
The prisoner is a. years of age and born in Ireland.
The deceased was also born in the Emerald Isle and
not yet 20 yesrs efagc.
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-BROOKL wv ITEMS.

The CouRrs-The June terms Of the Circuit Court
and Court of Oyer and Terminer, Judge Rockwell pre-
siding, and the City Court Judge Culver presiding
commence this day. The civil calendar in tho Cir
cult contains 2e5 issues Of fact and IS Of law-among
the former the case of Joseph Lockitt and wi against
the owners of the Henry Clay, heretofore tried, To-
eether with second action arising out of tho same
occurrence, in which Mr.. Locktt alone sues for the
loss of services and the expenses he was put TO- 1hs
case of Geo. A. Thornc, assignee Of McGrofy, the
CARPET dealer, against Hardenborg, also tried before
stands for second hearing. Two actions on tho cal
endar are brought by colored persons againsi tho
owners of New-York line of stages for refusing 70
allow them 70 ride and forcing them TO leave the car
rape The owners have set up in defense TINT tho
plaintiffs we're unfit persons to be admitted; and this
question, which is one Of paramount importance to
respectabe coored citizens ii is anticipated viii DO
very stoutly contested on each side. The criminal
business it il expected will be principally confined 10
Liquor Law prosecutions, the expected number Of
which has caused the authorities TO summon two
Grand Juries-the second for the City Court Con-
siderable anxiety exists to the charges tho respect
i've judges viii deliver to these bodies the subect
of the new law. II is not probable that quorum o.
either Jury will be impanncIed.
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Advertisement.
ELEGANT pARLOR PAPERS.

eurPHEN BREED Importers, Manufacturers and Jobters q
Wall Papers at Their and spacious warehouse, No 20
Broadway are receiving and viii continue to receive By
arriving through tho the latest and NOS
attractive NOVELTIES which European skill can produce IN he
Plain Gold and Velvet DEcokArIyE WALL PApgRs
Those about the walls OF dwellings neatly ana
chespy with very rich and ELABORATE HAseses adapted
10 Cottage palace invited call and examine Thu
rich and attractive stock aa BE- made loo and all
tracts shal be executed with pompness and artistic skill
meEchons supplied with American goods at lowest possible
pIcts.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DUMB AGUE is very prevalent at this period o,

the year and forcrurner Of decided Fsvxn aud Aess
Many persons afflicted with The faint flushing
and chilling sensations which ultimately result In positive Chsa
are UNDECIDED or understood The patient mepes loses
strength and sppeti.e unified for active duties Of
kind DrsHLsEs Puts will put period tho dieaty ana
scatter these dangerous symptoms Sold BY all dealers and b
c. d. DEsRLER, Agent, No. sal Broadway, Nsw-fork
The above popular succe remedy cold at wholesale
and retail by II. RING. broadway and Johnss
also by " CLcxESER Co, No. 81 BarclAyst, srkraua
p.us & Co.. No. is9 ChAmbsrsst; " c. WILLS Co. No n
Frankn and JoHx W. GRIFyrBs, Of Grand and Mo-
fok-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

Never having ard Of such firm ADAMS lanes
respecting that fraud conneets.e W. 10 he ocs
Farrell No Housop empsfee ~ :. FOR the
OF the .forss aid frrn and cnfags himself IS a.
purpose finding out the true nAture BIZ Adams
Co.. sess tbs. hi. employer sassr any
Ss.veF sSess Absolutely sonpssd 2 % so rss
was made y nan 90 cents tho insertion Of extra
ns De bseIoIy AID receipt for s s.n since hsn
heey hes nes see Is ach finn OF the
~ Az a. said place chaiss Du Mouin Andre.
vtoois by two persons John MoKssI and Joseph D.
CO. nj ~ yns u hes employment cSlssts4 maasy
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ADVERTISEMENT
BaRNpM's BABY SHow-This extraordinary

very sting display Of infant health and beauty ~
TonoREow and promises to be really chAsts ~
truly seeing exhibition The number Of twins, Trip
lets qusterns and fat babies announced really mrprsns H
Ia ies appear to great In the Baby Stow and ~
no dou X see carried through hsndsom an sentse'y To
DAY Bearded Infant and s mother tbs Bearded Lady ~
well the Ganess and ohe the great cards. besides Ne
charming performances In the Afternoon and Evening
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iAfvertisemenf-
The numerous attractions at COLUMBIAN HALL,

TowLT Co have recently purchased az auciion plain rich
printed Bese Jsoonet and BaIess founeed Robes g. gsss
loss 10 the Importers and selling OF at reduced prices
embroidered heavy PLATA Canton Grape shswia Their aoss-
ner OF Msnss MORE antique, lace aud sks replets
new STYLES prices than any house In the usie ana
having by late arrivals large Invoices OF Lace
and Drapere closing them out full 81 per cent less tasn me
cost of manufacture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

CLEsDAR FOR GENERAL SESSIONS OF JUSE.-The
Count Of General Sessions commenced the May Term
to-day with the following calendar Of crime: Grand
larceny, 25; elonious assault and battery, g. burglary
2; robbery, 5; false pretenses e. murder, o. forgery
3; abandonment 3; perjury, l. bastardy, l. Total
CO. Tie case of Lyman Cole for the Chemical Bank
forgeries viii be brought again. We are indebted
to the poiteness of Mr. John IL. Whitmore, Clerk Of
the City Prison, for the above figures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

CBARgE OF FALSE PRETEssEs.-From informa-
tc receiver st the Mayors Office appears that IA extensye
sv indie operation for the last few days BY wna
number Of pcautious pTsons have been defrsndrd
Of money he amount OF which has not YET
sscesned under prefext of payment tor nc
subscripou Directory y D. puohshe
BY Grrn Of As Adams Co. Of No. AZ BroadTsy; an
called The York City, Brooklyn, Wams5urzh, jersey
cit, ana Hobokeu Directory" Tue swinde are
Owen to understand rsf detected by emoye VI Tros d.
ectory who Ia lis caD7ang roa1ds came across the
following blank receipt: ,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

ARREST OF SUNDAY DIsoRDERLrEs,-On Sunday
morning the Twenty-frst Ward Police heard of
dance coming off among large number Of laborers
and boatmon then assembled at shanty at the corner
ofThityeighthst. and Thirdsv. and repaired to the
premises, wLero they arrested twenty of the company
The noise made by this party quite alarmed the neigh
borhood The disorderies were locked up in the Sta
tior-House, whence they were taken before Justice
Brennan and committed in default Of $500 bail each to
keep the peace.
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DyNIrr DIsprysARY RrpoRr ron Mar, 1852

DrNI1T DIsPESsARY REPoRr FOR MAY, ls55.-
Whole number Of patients under treatment, 2zl5 new pa
,euts 3f attended their Yedences no; attended a. the
Drerssry classified follows tG; dseaes Of the heat
I'm "a en- threat l62 Of the head ard atl0men teyer &c
tg Of the eve aud ear o; tie skin lo7 Of s3 Of
children 1895 surgical Department ooi minor surgery sN
57 total maies cot; females 6; born in the
United States 952 in Ireland il93 IN other counts 3D.
cent to the HosTs IS; died III remaining under treatment
rs. prescr rticIs dispensed curing tie month 49,
T. LEE JONES, NJ ID. House Physcisn.
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Mr. Thomas Picton has written to us denying that
be acuated by pecuniary motives in joining the
Native American party or that he hiss ever quilted
tie ranks of the Order of United Americans. To SUBJ
santate this fact he refers to the Arch Grand Secre
tarv OF the Order.
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fAdvorisementi
TEAs-The best assortment Of FINE TEAS win

be found tho CANTON TEA CoNPAsrs newly ana
elegant store No 125 Chathams tbewecn Pearl and hoos
ye,s the Oldest Tea establishment In tho city We as-ure
s readers they do better hore than elsewhere either =
Wholesale or retail. No branch stores
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IAhxartisementl

RAIN OF THOUSAND FLOwERs--For beatty
nr the complexion and eradicsng all pmpes or cokas
from the ce. FErRIDcZ Co., Frank square New'Ions
for sale by c. II. RING Broadway aud all Dnsrsh
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advertisement.

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER-HANGiN0S.--
YeArr HApDESBERcH, Manufacturers and tmysrtsn, Ne -
broadway between Leonard and franklinsts invite steu
70 their stock which Is unsurpassed by any IN ~
country Faithful srcomp workon sent TO part -
he city or country short notice. and hss work warranted
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GROUNDLEss COMPLAINT.

To the Editor Of The " T. Tribune
SIR: In Saturday mornings edition of The TRIB-
uSE we notice complaint purporting to be taken
from the Mayors book, alleging that young men in
orr en- poy are in the habit of standing on the side
walk and insulting respectable females as they are re-
turning from their daily ayocations. That this alega
ton hos the slightest semblance OF truth we do most
unequiyocay deny. That such an article should have
appeared in your paper clothed in language detrmen-
tai to u.s. is entirely beyond our comprehension thai
have passed as such but for the additional AID 1t re-
ceived through the columns of your paper Believing
that you will do the justice Of giving this an inser
tion We are truly yours, 1,
j. c. BARNUsl Co., Nos. 1884, I96 aud los Chathanst.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A JI,N-r To THE RrADrRs OF The TRIBUNE

The subscriber viii Pupils this day and to morrow
for ~ Writing Lessons Double Entry bookkospmg
rcduc ed from f25 to *l2 80 for q thorough course
OLIVER u. GOLDSMITH, Nos. Nl and 5o< broadwy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

The Hon. William p Lee Chief Justice Of the Sand
wich Islands, and Envoy to this Government Is at
present the guest of the Hon. Abram Wakenan of this
City. Mr.. Lee Is native Of this State and gradu-
ate Of Harvard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

The Fire Insurance Companies Of this City have
agreed to cose their places of business at O'Clock
p. NJ on Saturdays during the months Of June July
and August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
FIRES IN DROOKLYS.

On Saturday fire broke out in small building
owned BY j. n. Barber Co., at the foot of Amty-st,
and occupied as a smoke-house, which was damaged
to tie extent of about s75. Tie flames were e1tin-
guished by the men employed about the place
An alarm was occ ssoned in the Fifth District yes
terdsy morning by the burning of chimney in Little
ST. No damage was oecasoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

SUNDAY LIQUOR sELLYG.--A number Of persons
charged with having violated the Sunday law prev-
ous TO the lst of May last were arsigned before Jus
tioc Bla,eLley on Saturday for trial John kee'sn;
who was charged with selling liquor on q numoef OF
oc.s;or. IN violation of law and in defiance OF re-
,oons,r.nces. was convicted and fined sioo with tho
oo.,. 81 Tho anti. Frsncs McGr, on similar COM
LIANT was convicted, and judgment In $50 was rea-
led .0aiDst him. In the cases Of Isaac T. wiIsou
ard Sophia steee the prosecution failed, and the suits
were discontinued. John w. Gadsby, on like
charge demanded a jury trial and, by consent, Tie
case was postponed until Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

SUIcIDE.-Mrs. Ellen j. Lebee, German woman
% years of age, committed suicide on Saturday night
at her residence, No. 1913 Delancey-st, by taking
laudanum. She had attempted suicide by, taking
laudanum five months ago, but her life was then
saved Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest on the body
and tie usual verdict rendered The deceased had
been married five years and lived happily with her
husband. The cause Of the fatal act was unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
ADVERTISEMENT

GOODWIN & C0RT, No. 255 Weter-st., have
perfected unique SUMNER RANGE, intended especially for
phvote families its beauty Of design, compac. FORM many
culinary convenenccs and small cost commend A. the o>
useful Range devised for the comfort and
enience OF housekeepers during the Summer season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

BOARD OF HRALTH.-This Board hsa heon orgsa-
lied for the season and several meetings have already
been held, at which number Of nvissnces were re-
ported apa directed to be abated. The following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

MoDrST One of the so-called pflOTOGR APHER4.

thousand miles from Roors sdvertes the best fhoee
graphs America" and the same day fellow coonses4
with establishment the second third o 10 hire
OF Roors Artists to hnih up some Pictures h'r him.
clear OF the superiority Roors Pto
TvREs ali others. Gallery No. ssS Broadway.
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- Received from

In ADVANCE being part payment Of suhserponl qf ns
Directory ;or ls5-, published by u.s. a., .n,uskco
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BRooKLYs CRY MoRTALITr.-The total nuzaber Il
deaths in this city last week was A. Of which % were
males and "a females. OF adults there were Is, and
of minors 20. The principal causes wese ccnssnp-
ton, of which died; scarlet fever, Of which dsds
and measles, which carried of the lie number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

Advertisement
BIAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOP PAINT, No. llo
Pssr S eupdet head Of Painfs-
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FIRES.
FIRE IN EAST TwRSTr-srxrH-sT.

YIRE IN EAST TwRSTr-sIxrH-ST.
About "a O'Clock last night fire broke out in the
large building attached - John Matthews ,oda-waer
mandatory near No 2o3 East Twenty sixth-st, oc-
cuped as stable, carriagehouse and storage for ma
chinery and soda apparatus
Tie frcmen promptly responded to the alarm, but
before they could subdue the flames the building with
its contents YVES mostly destroyed.
Loss about 50, co., Insured s., in the Hamilton,
Market, Stnyyesant and two other Companies 81,
EACH
The dyeing establishment Of j. Loria, adjoining,
was damaged to the amount Of se00. Insured in tho
Stuyyosant Insurance Company.
Tie stock Of Charles Murroll Sculptor, in room IN
the rear buildings adjoining the stable was damaged
to the amount of about 81 900. No insurance.
The origin of the FIRE has not yet been ascertanes,
but the matter viii be investigated
FIRE IN Elm AND PEARL-srs.
About IL O'Clock last night fire was discovered IN
the old building southwest corner Of Elm and Pearl
sts occupied by number of poor families. The fire
originated in bed in which three children
asleep The fremen were the spot before the bells
rang an alarm and saved the lives Of the children
TIE pemsts were saved damage the burning bed
being thrown into the street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

CURIOUS CoMpLArSr.-A father complains that his
neighbors buy papers of his son, mere boy OF IL
yeers old, ut work in one OF the newspaper offices,
although they must know that they arc stolen He
hopes that they will no longer encourage him in dis
honesty and theft. 1t is rather curious to see man
exposing the guilt Of bis own son.
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from dt6ereus parties ssA pad the ksKsu~ -
A. Adsr- CO.. Ma els Brosdwsy Mcclellan -
hcis aschood; but CAson that hs nersy
IN The employ the former 20 sslsfy OF 81 20 per day, ~
p per say mony taken m We learn that Carsn
recently connected with Tows Directory IN default OF SO
ta each the poasrs committed BY Jass ossosne u
await examination. thsfs4
fouSD DRowSxp.-lesterdey the body OF a an
tno"n man ~es found the dock foot Of Whetas The
and were eoae back cloth Mack drawer and re4
hsnnsi shirt and bet about hi. waist with knife uch y
used BY sss Cotener oonBell held inquest the 81
sessd verdict; Death ifon unknowni sappossf
drowning
Coroner Hilton held an iaauest Yesterday UPON the
body Of unknown boy about thirteen y>s Of axe Who
fund e a. the foot q Ore Hundred and Yo1rtesnh
st. River The deceased pszxa boots vooen ok-
ins, Jacket and pants and ped drawsr ysrIcs
Of supposed drowning was rendered
CHARGE OF BuPoLARr.-Joseph Cushmsn. a lsA
Is wears Of age arrested yesterday BY Occr sh
broken into uuoccuped house In Beact for the n
rubbing the premises Of esdpipe doorknebs Sc He
the Toinbs aud attempted TO escape while NE onc
wa akins the charge but secured aud locked up
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DErRAUD. On SatW-
d.y Chas Thompson real Ct No 81 Nassau -
and Chas Clsk IT, commission merchant OF Bsr-
clay and Wshingtcnsts arrested by Ocsf sweeney
charged with having with another party eorpr-d 20 des4
East Fourteenth 81 cut Of srosenos 20 t
value Of sNc The pot alleged succeeded The sousea
Justice Connolly and held for exsmnsft0n
The third consprstor is bers searched for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

TIE CENSUS M,RsHALs.-Another convention of
the Census Marshals of this City held on Satur-
day evening at the Broadway House Mr.. Charles
Oakley of the Ninth Ward presiding and D. c. Hen
derson of the Third Ward acting as Secretary. AZ
ter the reading of the minutes of the last convention
O delegation from the Kings County Marshals was
admitted to seats in the convention. There con-
siderab discussion as to the duties of the Marshas
and some talk on the main question: which is an in
crease Of pay by the Common Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

We notice that Public Meeting Of Citizens is to be
held nt Stuyvesant Institute this evening, to mako
Sin liberal and comprehensive spirit, an open De-
"claration of National American Principles"