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LAW LVTE'LLIGENCE.
FIRST DECISION UNDER THE NEW LIQUOR

LAW.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-MAY 9--Before the
REc0RDEE-
SELLING LIoUOR WITHOUT License
The defendant, Patrick Bovlan, was arrested on the
7th of May upon charge OF selling liquor without
license at bis store No. LIS south-st, in this City, The
warrant was Issued by Police Justice Osborn, and the
case sent to the Special Sessions for trial. The defend
ant on appearing pleaded guilty to the charge Inc
only question therefore, for the Court to pass upon H.
what penalty under the existing statutes can inc
impose The general statutes of the State IN rei"oh
to excise regulations and penalties did not app 10 'hs
City and County Of New-York until the ense'nen' Oh
the ect entitled "An act for the prevention OF intsm-
"peranee, pauperizm and crime passed Apni y r'''
except 30 far az the statutes related to the sale OF liquor
on Sunday. Thi. net repealed all fomer statutes and
penalties upon the subject Of the sale Of liquor,
except the penalty for selling liquor on Sunday.
me chartered privilege Of the City and County Of
Yof conferred the excise powcrs upon the Mayor
and Aldermen. In that particular we stood in .
di1>rpnt position from other sections Of the State.
At1sounoa Law the right to traaic in liquor % the
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LIBERIA.

A meeting of the colored citizens of Brooklyn
Eastern District was held few evenings since in the
Rev. 5. :. Joceiyns Church. corner of Eleventh and
South Thrd-sts. for the purpose of hearing reports
frcm l.. II. Nelson and Others who have recently
turned from Liberia, Africa. The following Is an
abstract:
The PLACE is very much neglected so far as agrcul-
ture is concerned owing to the extreme heat and sick
ness of the place. Tie African fever is very prevalent
and it, dur alton Is from sx to eighteen months. Per-
sons attacked with the fever ere frst seized with q
seytre chill then burning fever, followed BY perspr-
alton the of the bones become softened, and
general assitude of the whole system follows.
The emigrans from this country those that are sur
viving are doing well and principally engaged in
manufacturing sugar and molassez and raising cotton
The labor is principally done by the natives, who carry
lumber bricks stone sand, and other materials upon
their heads sometimes a distance of several miller
About 10000 persons have emigraied to Libena
during the last fifteen years, and the present poPuls
ton Is about l, 500 ali told
Mr.. NELSON recommends persons emigrating mere
TO have some means in order to support themselves
after assistance from the Colonization Society ceases
which is at the expiration of six months, a. buf ie" Oh
them recover from the fever in that time.
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L. g. DISTRICT COURTNEY s-Beiore Judge 1ssEasoLL-
TAXING MONEY YRoM LEIIERs. IL

Two lads named OdeII and CoyIe, who hed been m
ded fr taking money from letters they obtained Of the Post
Office for their respective employer put Ia plea of gsy
Their Counsel moved 81 their yonfn sn
thu prcuse Il their parents Of them htyng father and
r1oher an the other uothe endsavcr take good
Of them and prevent, possible their eomrn ns any over
acts ia ufure thar usxnenf be fuspeDfsl fhe Assistant
DisfreAtcrrsy thought that Lrile pmshnsnf snJ
rate should he meied 70 them Narniaz the Clefs
the Post being frequently blamed when the fa1I nes "a
sueh cases a. these The judge felt inclined % sna IN
tance ExJudge Beebe who Court sid hsa zen M
the Juases there that where young t hse ssn
viii popety q the xini and Il was thef mrs. S1sn'e sn1
endeavor 10 rpr thsm up and prevent any epefon o. ~ 70
suspend and he ha seldom o. H''e ma "S@''
rrxrst H. or bad them IN Court agsn. 80,
Jndge In .erso he wouf suspend sen,ece and II M
id. sered properly The furs eDence ~ond mo- 1e psd
oth,re would They gwen ap 70 he custody " their
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ADVERTISEMENT
Lurs ILLUSTRATED: No. II, volume 2. Pub

iahed TO-DAY, confa rs;
Tha True Frisrd poetry; DuiJ The Jews "onans kshs'
couserv view Orange Leaves from fiosihs; sAn
. Barbe, Shop; Mountains Moehis; Ways Of Bomb
bsu. R,niuicrnce AZ the Five Points. Gran Handling;
shcveling up Dollars.
NsrEwAsHiSG WASHINGTON; Borsx and bis Cub; fro-
pee.s to Farmers Europe; Gold sai SOLDER The Anaver
m Ireland and he Iri-h Separate Table for Children; Our
Lo,on Correspondence; Syracuse dol Newark do JOINS
town do: NEWS the WORLD in NEt'she'i PERSONS
- 60. Ne, pus,es,ious. Notes and Queries; The Bua-
nes- W Grid; Markets &c.
Historical sketch Of ship BGldns ballad Of HERCULES; Ihe
Maze Law a Home; The Crops; Grasdrro'h-rs Pocket
pou't wht. .nd Biographical Enigma, for ehidren va
rstes, &c
81 yesz Fowkxss AND WELLS. No. SIS Broadway, " l.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--DrcrnOs-Mars


Oscar Szeneedt BY biz next freni ast Daniel y HYDE
Action 10 recover damages for tie bite Of dog.
tried Court and verde. gwen f5r pafif for
ESQ., The defendant sppea 10 tho General Term Of tue Ma
ne Court which affirmed the verdict and he thsn further
peaed from the said General Term the Court Of Common
Pleas
the ground that no sppea lies the General Term Marine
Court 10 the Court of Common Peha Il At the option Of
patty 10 appeal In the first instance from verdict dec
ion Of Judge 10 the Marine Count either 10 the General
Term Of the Marine Court TO the Court Of Common Peas
The motion offered By Mr. J. w Lorton for defendant
Th, Court held that appeal e for the General
Tenn Marine Court the Judgment OF the litter therefore
b. the party having taken the option Of going 70 that
rather thar the Court Of Common Pleas-
The settles principle which considerable doubt hss
heretofore existed.
CLAIM As TO INSURANCE MONEY.
Ripper receiver Of John Rink aud Christina his
wife sg the state Mutual Insurance Co. OF Pennsyvans
and John q. Rink.
TO recover OF the Company, on policy, loss by tho
burning Of building John g. Rink being Interested IN tho
policy and the question whether the receiver ION creditors
bin or John g. Rink entitled to the money The Jury
found f4yor plaintiff the receiver sgnt the Company <
the amount, being 1881 Is with an allowance Of S1
SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD.
Caroline Gaines by her Guardian sz the Thsv Railroad Co.
Plaintiff little mulatto girl about III years Of age,
was Chatha-st. Mulberry, alleged Z<b Jana
ary 1874 when she Degsenty struck BY car belonging
Company knocked down snd much nurrd and WI Be
cripple for & Acon brought 20 recover damages amount
laid az In defense denied that cnfin was injured
10 alleged that the injury wsi caused ~ neg
xeuee On the part Of defendant but that nom care
les.pess n a crest measure her part
The mother Of plaintiff .reRsetsee sppenlns R.. a.,,
NJ rs woodb1rn Churchill. Fordefsndasis Messs "sks-
M LatDl-
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ASorBKR HsAvr Loss OF A CHIsAxas.-The 'ele-
graph reports the loss of the ship Living Age, on the
Pratas Shoal. She was bound from shanghai to this
port with q valuable cargo, and fine vessel of
about 200 tuns built in Medford in ls4s; owned By
Messrs Appleton Of Boston; The ship valued a., say
s4O 600; value Of freight, $4,000; value Of cargo,
$500 OOo insured in Wal-st. for nearly s25o 900; in
Boston 500. 900.
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FATAL AccIDKsI AT THI BosDEp WARrHotsl;,-,
James Brrdy laborrr ths Bonded Wsrehoese ~ xI.y
i.reS or Ts,sd.y Afternoon Consequence q eas o. roc
fun which be had removed prop f.hns spon IA ~.
steiy .fe, the occurrence Conveyed % ne ~ -
p,tr vhrrr he died the night Co!oner
Bsld a. irqses spon he body md he Jsy 49,
a., nd Leaves : vita sad ehla hssS q No ~ nassT
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From the IL will be that during the
last eleven YEAR the hooken ferries have actually expended
2 more than they received II this should be add
ed interest upon the cspa invested fo which cent
cazed the would be probably much the value Of
ell the ships bridges ferry &c sppsrtsnns 20 The
rry esabshuer s the capital invested N the terry
eleven year may b. considered totally lost Sot~h
sAnds this loss ferries always been conducted upon
tie liberal The boa passenSeoce &C. are OF
vc rs and fully equal Others IA the vicinity
OF New-loEk or elsewhere"
There are now eight boats attached to the ferry e.
Enlistment, and a communication is kept up the
whole wenty-four hours making during that time in
the summer months from three hundred and fifty TO
four hundred passages which, at the present rates Of
wage-, price of coal and rates of ferage, no easy
matter 10 compass.
Tho pev Rev Charles Hoover hes found IL neces-
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Advertisement
The PERMANENT CURE of Rupture, Piles, Fis-

ta Fars Ct the Bowels ard Concealed Absces Of the Rec
m by T. H. DIXON. NJ D., editor OF The Scapel AID lsts
surgeon to and Dumb Asylum and Houe OF Refuge
New-lork Every reducihe Rupture nov be
ueneufly cuied that the Truss be entirely dispensed
with ever Aer Piles and Ftulss cured without esot
10 the eafue knife When desired patients received
a. the Piys- Hospital Of Dr. DIXON where every comfort Of
doesfc life provided Examinations and opinion AZ the doc
tors rederce No ~ thsv Orice hours from 20 = and 10
dai " snd everng At al other hours he i a. the Hos
pai and cannot Letters be addressed 90 I'D
WARD II. DIXON NJ D., Consulting and Operating surgeon
Box No. 3l2l, Post Oftce.
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lAdvertiscmert.l
Cslomel has killed its thousands and Arsenic its

Of thousands Even when fatal, they have eniAed
upon those using them stiffness joints. hsumas white
velrs esiOus teeth and bones and long train Of ailments
DFsHERs ASrPERoDc Pulls Fever and Axue without
leaving any results SOLD By all dcsler snd the whole
sale depot No. sa Brosi~sy Ssw-Yors by c. d. DEssLER,
AGENT
The shove popular and successful remedy SOL Wholesale
and retail By CHASLrs RING Broadway and John
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fAdvertisementl
Attention is called 10 the Auction Sale Of fifty

xsnabe BUILDING Lors IN Orange n j. which will take place
TD.Y al o'clock r. " the ground They located
,h mr. ucpa Depot II the Morris and Essex Railroad, and
fully situated for private dwellings There gre few a.
essL in the vicinity Of Sewi Orange and ncs
new Of the Morris and Essex with the NewJer
~ Railroad their trains Independently conveying pasen-
,rrs through both ways in IS minutes.
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF coLoREp PEOPLE.

FIST DAr-EyfsIsG st.slos.
Inc President DIR. Smith called the Council 10
esoss. He ssid he had just received telegraphic
sps'eh from Mr., Peck, at Pittsburgh, stating rnat
e was about to set out for New.York he was
10 - " askness and asking the Cosnc to bold
'"s q Pittsburgh. Ordered on Gle.
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CITY ITEMS.

The vocal and Instrumental Concert Of Signor Ber-
nardi and Mr.. CHI Wells, at Dodworths Saloon, No.
soc Broadway is postponed till Friday evening next.
Assistant performers: Nine. Oscar Commettant,
Georgns Stuart, sigs. Gscharoni, Frazer, Hahn and
Timm.
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AC,sy or FoRrrsE.TrLLrsG.-A short time since

tAsf OF fphltNk-i fLLiN1.--A sloIt time rlncr
Hush Hsgzerty Of . Pttst l gold aud aspect
Ing tha; Caiharne Gilmore servant IN MS employ had stolen
IL and believing the mysteries Of fortune he applied
10 two operators that act for Information They accordingly
roceeded his house and assembling all the family the
M inc uded the windows and then produced
zach OF cards which they huted and RESULTED several times
md finally pronounced the g be the thief for which piece
OF nj nation they charged so That night the gr caude
finely the house and yesterday HaEEery caused her arrest
and the examination before Justice BOxa
when the above Of facts elected No proof Of guilt
heinz produced agsins. the girl the magistrate promptly dis
charged he and rmanded Hazsery for the course he had
pursued.
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ADVERTISEMENT
To CLERGYMEN. AT Oak Hall they will find an

s.r cck II New Spring aud Summer Cothnx suitable %
~, vsnfs which !; rule sell them az Reduction Of
isrer cn resalE prices DEGEoor Sos, Nos and -
Ftfor-s-
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lAdyerteeusentl
TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENT.-Am most excel

Lot pes Temperance Drama bv wn Dibb1en Pitt Es emf.
"a THE Born beng performed nightly a Purds
nons Theser large end fashionable audiences. We must
rrresry recommend readers see IL tonight
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Advertisement,
WopI MS SAFE COMPANy-Nanufacture of Lii.

M Patent Chilled Iron Fire and BursarprOof SAFEs Almost
,rvey used BY Bankers Brokers' Merchant. and jewelers.
49, Lnoau Bach warranted be taken OF with
driver. Depot No ll9 Peah-st- j. C. Morris, Agent
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United STATE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFEicZ-
NAY
CHARGE or srABBfsG

Thomas Langford, late q seaman on board the ship
william T.psott. arssted and committed COZ exsminso1
charged with sfsbbng with his sheath kifs John Keely
Of the vessel eurinx u voyage from Liverpool 70
ths port Thy had sons deulty ssd In regard
order Of the sails; they enchsd and both the
dees, and l. drew h knife and Dangerously ss wounded
the boasvsin, who has been conveyed the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. d., Editor OF The
searel AID Consulting and Operating Surgeon No. a Fhsy
oa;cs hours from 9 TO 8, l to s. and 7 10 evening
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fadser;isemestl

WINDOW SHADES at Wholesale for Cash, BY
utopEorp 4 WEHsLE No. "a CslhsnDe-s;-, n. y, Mann
~ ures SHADES and Tabs oCovsn, sA'ch ssJ
orr I. prices salt the tines
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ADVERTISEMENT.
RrsBToS's ORIG STORES are now Oaly at No.

As-or House Of Barclsyst and No III Broadway
psr Of Canss; where al medicines prepared with the
are during the life Of the late WM l. RrsHros father
4 the present proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

A fire broke out in row of five three-story frame
houses on Tuesday night about IL o'clock situated on
the corner of Whipple-st and Thorpav. The fire
originated in the basement of the corner house which
was owned and occupied as dwelling by Mr. John
Moore who sustained loss of about $1,000; covered
by insurance. The flames communicated to the ad
joining house which was occupied by John Werner,
furrer whose loss is about 1000 in stock, part COW
cred by insurance. Damage to building about o. 500
On the same night fire was discovered in shed in
the rear Of Mr. Shennans butchershop corner Of Kent
and Myrtle-avs. Damage ;riiang.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

While many of the principal public houses are rails
ing their charges for board it is proper to state that
the Union Place Hotel and Metropolitan Hotel do not
propose to make any change in that respect. Their
rates remain as heretofore, 81 80 per day.
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Those persons who were 20 sorely wounded by the
Rev. DR. Tyngs speech at the Metropolitan Congratn-
aiory Temperance Meeting will do well to go to the
Broadway Tabernacle this evening and hear his
apology. :
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TAdver,isemenrl

FowLERs end WELLS, No. sos Broadway, New
York rublh LIFE ILLUSTRATED now rselass Weekly At
s2s year PHsEsoLoGIesL and w,TssCuss Journal, 81
year eseh For particulars, advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

AMERICAN ISsrrTUIE-The Annual Election for
Trustees. Managers of the Fair and Standing Com
nittees will be held this day, Thursday, May TO- at
the Rooms of the Institute No. 35l Broadway. The
polls will open at 3 and close at O'Clock z. NJ.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER HAyGISGs.-

purr HsRDExsERGs Manufacturers and Importer No DC
Roadway between Leonard sod Frrnkin invite atenoa
q extensive stock which Il unsurpassed BY Any N tnn
es1nty Faithful and vork-n scnf 70 snJ pato
B, cry county short notice, and their work vnrAnfed
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The HoBoKgS FERRTEs.-The Messrs. Stevens, pro-
prieors Of the Hoboken Ferries, have published card
relative to the expenses of that ferry in which
hraced the following statement, which is supported by
the affidavit of Mr. Thos. p Clark their book-keeper:
would that the receipts The ferries az the rates
Of feg charged and have for
the expenses shown By the following table, which true
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BROOKLYN COURT on sEssroNs-Nxr 4

The May term Of this Court was organized yesterday
morning befor. Judge More prsdns and yasicss suyt9
and EmmonA The Jury wsss called and tsv GEES -
Joserh 81, Clair who had been committed III e<.f Of -
for rood b<hsvicr v.s brpuxhr uy sn1 Discharged
Hn fudy committed m dsfszr Of bad for sbssde.ns -
wife. tishuFd - -.
cS.ss. NcksJ Fssssd suiys to h's nd ss..s "a ''
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Adyer'isemeIt.l
ARREsrED.-Public attention is constantly ar
fAdyerisemen,.l

rested in Broadway By the wonderful show Of PHoroc
AZ ooIs No 49, They the latest miracle OF modern ART
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Gotfned Watcher, proprietor Of intelligence Of
6ee At No. % GTsenreh arrested By O6ocu kiyea sni
He.Ioe ls<ued b. Commissioner Mooc chsrxsd
With ennx Cor the EDsh amy In the CEea IN vo.ar
ton Of the nnfr4fy laws Committed for ninsfiou
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The Rev Rev. Charles Hoover hes found il neces-
ssry to decline ore Schoo Superintendent IN Jersey
City ewing 10 ether duties
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Acknowledgement
BLAKE's PATENT FiRE-PRooF PAINT, No. llS
Peari-.t.-See under head Of Paints.
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BURGLARS ARREsTED.-Four young men were
taken custody Tueday BY stant Captain stewart and
Officer reighou the Fourth District Police, the charge
ang gold witches from Charles Arbraf,er valued
bur.lari0us instruments found IN their
uos,ess!ou They committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

A POLICE JusTIcE PRESENTED AS NUISANCE
The Grand Inquest came into the Court of Oyer and
Terminer in Brooklyn yesterday with a presentment
in which they state in effect, that from abundant evil
dence before them they are compelled to present
Henry r. Curtis Justice of the Peace of the County
of Kings, as in their opinion utterly unfit, from his
general habits and negligence OF the administration OF
public justice to occupy such position. The Court
made order that the prcsenment be referred to the
DistrictAttoney and Attorney General of the State
to take proceedings in the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

ASSISTANT ENGISEERs.-The Representatives Of
the Fire Department East Dist Monday evening and
vfs.ed the the election for As5an Ens
The of Engine Companies Nos and were
thrown ur in cor seaueuce OF nforuse and that or No 10
referred eoVmittee resoution was adopted de-
csring that G. Is Line, Alfred Wallet Chas W all, VIM.
Mekes and Andrew Hnmsu had received the highest num-
Der of votes soliciting the Common Council TO confirm their
nominations.
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The BROOKLYN BOARD OF ExcisE.-Ihe members
If he ord Of Excise assembled on Tuesday morning aud
ronted wait upon Mayor Hell asking him Tor
he use OF room in the Cry Hall hold their meetings The
MAYOR painy told them he considered them extinct as
Bosd refused 70 give them the use OF room
telling them al the time that the best thing they could DO
would be shake hands and bid each other good by
as body The Corporation Councillor present. and sosn
cided In the view take by the Mayor
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THE BOARD OF ExcIsE.-This body organized on
pe-sv not,shstan9ng the objections q the Mayer anil
elected Ambrose OF the Eleventh Ward President
They then adjourned, subject to the call OF the chaL
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The HoBoKES COUscL.-At its meeting on Mon
dsv the numbers decided by lot which Of them should
for the short lone year, and which for the long two
yeasl The result follows.
Hard. SHIRT Long tern.
I............F. T. Carpenter, James w Brush,
Tf............Geo. W. Bsmpton, Nm. White
TfI........... james n. Wilson, Edward sne ieker
The Council adjourned the CRY Hall Thursday
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

The Mahopac Bridge, between Hunts Bridge and
Bronxvie, which was burned down on Sunday last
has been replaced BY pile Bridge" At l! A. NJ
the mills Train" was passed over it. The road is
now in good running order, and all the trains will re-
sumo their regularity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

CoRREcTIoS.-The Foreman of the jury which AT
Ks.ou Ulster County rendered verdict Not Guilty In the
the speech Of the pr.one
or Court that the Juy believed him guilty &c His only
remark was virtually thanking ths Court for il admonon
the Trsone Nor there any time eleven Of the Jurors
10 favor of conviction This eonee made a, the request Of
the accused who himself injured BY the article
fquoteo) IN The TRIBUNE Of 5th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

The BOYS MEETING which was organized inthe Suf-
fok-st Christian Church in the early part Of the past
winter has been removed to Hope Chapel, No. ia
Broadway. Meeting this evening at o'clock Exer-
eses to consist of music defamation, &c. by the boys
Admittance free and boys invited
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RowDIEs An EIGHrH-sv CAR-CosDUcToR
DrsnrsszD.-Ihe Conductor who permitted the four
drunken men to remain in On Eighth-ay. car has been
discharged.
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note To- Us, says;
person IL soliciting charity, presenting card with ny
and address apparently engraved on H. which n ys was
eiyep hin by ne introduction aud voucher for MS
The man imposfnr whom have never 70 know
edge. The card forgery: close inspection shows to BE-
written with pen and IL bears resemblance 20
esrd. adopt such mode Of recommending besssr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
]. MOORE,
WHOLESALE RETAIL

COfler OF CHerfy and CedAr oLreet,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WOULD to my friends and the public gen.
orally, that prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles ten per cent less than any other
the CITY, for cash. purchase for caeh that from
ten to twenty-five per cent. on the following articles:
Meerschaum Pipes, warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipes-largest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety;
SnuffsARappee, Maceoboy, Scotch CARROTS, Rooms
&c.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds;
Chewing do Langhorne Il Armistesd's, Diadem
Twist, Fig Leaf DlI's, &c. &c
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sale BY
the barrel.
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail CountFy dealers will do well to call
can furnish them with every thing in the business