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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
THE "SCAyDALOUS OUTRaGE."
II o< Edito, If The 3. T. TrDse.

10 M Ed'tc, II The r. T. T-DHne
SIR; Ny attention has been called to Al account ia
Your paper OF yesterday, Of &c sndslou. outrage,
alleged to have been perpetra,ed by tro Brook 10
officers aid IL which it stated ID II sslct1ned n
proceedings Of the officers ard also 10 an EDITOR Al
On the sane subject il which i, il laid tia, TIE ot.
cars entered the house, m.lirased the inns's %
&c " at the msndae Of Judge Moore and tn4i
fulfilled their coJoGct.
oeem IT but just 70 my .ef TO say thai II the OIL
Gers are guilty OF the conduct imputed 20 thew or il
they c, muitied any Illegal or improper act, they cid
60 ~rhout sIy pesmi'slr, suihory. c,r.ctoa, tx.
pres 81 iDpivj, On ule, aid III i eli. not saI d.
bot Justify them The charge far ~ ccoc-rre',
without the slightest foundation 10 truth. Al ,na,
had 10 o. with The matter 81 m-m1sr Of the
Court OF Sessions by whom attach neat was Issued
egaiI st wtness for refusing 10 obey The con .n1
OF subpoena 10 appear and testify.
The attachment was Issued upon an AFFIDAVIT. Of the
cue AID personal seTvcs Of subpeDs an1 upon such
proof The Court bound 10 graft the att sch Deu
The stats mt that refused to give the name- Of
The ofhcersis partly true and partly iDc0rrec'. did
decline 10 give The n4u T. Vide ia CJlri bat
told Der that would give them - 4 legal geBtlsnsn
10 sbOm tbe hsd referred a. her adviser 10 the mater
wherever requested 20 70 o. and will dOs).
trust on sili oeer /, c lnsisent with fairness 70
give tbis dtna a. prominent place in your cola ms
~ Ou gave The charge, abd slsc 70 call attention ~
II IN Your editorial columns
/ have The honJr to be, your, very ',.Pectfg ",
HtSRf A. MOORE.
coSlty Ju6se' Chamber ey Hall. Brooys APn a. 1855
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NEWvERSEI IIE.KS.

RksrLr OF IRE JERsEr CRY ELEcrIos-NR.
Hill DEoLARED MAYOR The Jersey City Board
OF Csnvasers concluded their duties a, no IN on SET
urdsy. They net on Friday evening a. the Lyceus,
ard the report Of the Judges Of the Elec'ou in the
First Ward having ihrosn out 1875 oa'lot.-on w,ch
was the name OF David ; Manners for M,yoe-se-
csuse NJ the bottom Of the ticket, Pound Master .s
spelled Pond Master Mr. 4 }. Ztbri.ki sdir, ..ed
the Board saying that those b,O's should be slo "
ed. The Board adjourned to Ss'unl,y morains at ,
O'Clock, at the same Place and wen they me, w.
scucder spoke TO the s'me purpose. When h hsa
conc uded, ~m. II Jelife volunteered t. speak in
justification Of DE Ja Ges, ard - the Inclusion OF
bis r.msrks the result that TIE Board Of Canvass
sustained rhe action Of the JGcge from the rrst
WSrd n declaring the l95 bslloa dofe tive S,sh
Hi hen deciared Mayor TIE folio viog wa~
the MsycraltS vote according 70 the decisi N:
ffesf - MI.
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CNACCOCNTABLY SINGULAR. = For the past
the a1es q this ciiv the Of ms
tts have ben startled b. the II Mess
CHARLEs SFARp CO 81 Grad Offering rh STRIPE AID
y te~gph ard ma have crested eXctsG-ot -h-,
tai tusilsss wholly URIC .ed for We qats sma.-i
oush puzz ed The other loci occured
patty q cur f-msle fierds Ga. eonEAtn
hfref her fnsDcia sail 20 bWs.it ils for .umm-r
i-r freid managed 10 obtain Tor eheo 10 ~sei ssoh-r
end with tie counterpart Of her cidd b1rgIa Seppiog
a few pace, b-ck we lsten.s TO the folio zine
Bon oir cher Csia see y'u have been sh'ppins IN
Grsn1t d-o show Ufh.t sm p.teG IS pasiys-y1u
nine b lirgs 'or your silk
Nor bile lutte d'i buy u n 'trAnd But l
90 but tive fli thai bg
saw he pattern SELLS shawl for sol.- la
tel sic hft dol a., for pgchiIsi your fr,
fiv. ana sirpeIc., Nine cola Well declare But
whore IN BfsTd u cid sou OBJ In -
AT CHARIEs HFAED Cos No j1l
Abeut thu tiue, We ls ard enoush. aud len.
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EXPLANATION WANTED.
Edito- Of 7k v. \. TisuD<.

/. sEdio- Of 7A< " L. TTisus<
r; Coming down the Eighth sy', yesterday, l
~ d a large Number Of men, sons 400 as <ss
.old at work between Eighty second and Fh'y-uin'h
s.s., blasting trench TO lay new main OF water
pipe for the CrotOn water; and vas slso told til"
the job was moi doing by contract, but directly by
thu Department, spd that they paying zen shil-
liz " day wsses for the Day Of ten hours. Now al
ca, be hired in any numher, 10 do sim,ar WORK, for
SEVEN shipgs, working eleven hours the day Iols
IL e going rate paid by cOptractors How is Il that
the Croton Acqaeduct is paying sn advance of fifty
laying" job Let rs know, Messieurs Co nuis.oa-
srs. The legal doctrine in cases where trustees
squspdsr the funds Of those for whom they set ia
thai they make themselves personally responsihle for
thSr lsches As sta1 payer. wish 10 know boz far
/ am entitled 10 eDedy in this esse. CIyis.
Mo- iet. April IL, 1855.
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An EXPLAIN TON.
To he Edito, Of TIE n. Y. Tribune

To De Editor Of TIE n. Y. Tribune
SIR: In Your paper of the 26th ult is an article
headed, " Brutal Affair il Glens Falls, Warren Co"
which ccs greet justice 10 the parties referred to in
that article The peodler not struck with a
bottle, any other instrument. Stexpt has been
about hs buspess every day since the transaction
errtd TO, and has at tine been in any critic al,
dangerous conciuon written complaint was N ade
before II urtice by the wsne.s to the transaction,
a. d hot by the paiS himself re,niart'ia was had
before Joseph 5 Ptrue, Esq aud allt'e facts worn
TO- snd the defendant found guilty of al nple
assault al battery add hued jrdlDgy. fad TO-
vesig hss been bad and Ste sar hi n'ef svng
BE- en- examined there the sP htest violence that
tbs dficults originated ia the assigned in the
arfirle in ,our paper Yours &C., a. B.
Gbn's raA., Warren Co y Y March q, 1855
We certify tue above st4tenen, to be correct ia
evtIy particular
G J.. STEvAHT the peddler sbove referred 10.
GRO " CHENtY. Jutice OF the Pssce before whom the
en- " b-d
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MARINE AFFiIRS.

WRrCK OF SHIP WILLIAN LAYTIS-FoUR LIVES
Losr.-Shp wm Laytn, Capt Tucker, which sailed
from this port Feb 10, for Antwerp with cargo OF
Aour. newood coffee, sugar, resin, turpentne, &c :,
exnfrienced heavy gale from the northeast on the
ooh which lasted until tue ed, with heavy cross ses
In lat. 800, lon 500 when che suddenly .hro va
on her beam ends, having doubtless started plank;
imne diately cut away all her msst,, when she rgh;d
and in less than five minutes everything was sept
from the decks including houses poop boa's, &c
ALSO. j ohm Coster and VIM. Brown seanen, Anne
Forsyth, ttewardtss, and the carpeBter, Sho were
lost. The Iemsilder of the crew then dashed them
selves to the wreck, the sea making clear breach
over them where they remained untl the 2th, With
out food or water On that day, the bark SylQh,
Capt Heeux, from Granville, France for -. Petersi
MiGuelOn, hove IN sight, and bore down for tdem'
but the sea running too high to board her. she lag by
her mill the 25tb when they succeeded IN taking the
REMAINDER of the crew of and carrying them 70 81.
Peters whence they were broog1t 10 Boston, IN
schooner Amanda Powers, which arrived on saturday
morning Capt Tucker expresses his warnest tnaoSs
10 the officers and crew Of the SJph Tor oer nu mans
treatment while on board his vessel
The William Layton was doe ship, vol runs r, ou'-
den. owned by Layton, Post y Hurout, OF TINS Cly ;
built in Wilhsmsourgh in ls1i-valued a ABOUT
ss0OCO; cargo about s9O,OOO freight e',VOo' snip
anu cargo largely insured il Wallis.
ArrIMPT TO AssAssISATE An AMERICAS SHIP
.AsTEK The GU1Hne, of Bordeaux states thal ,P'.
George WSscott, Of the American ship Adsms, a. tha'
bort had been stabbed IN iroa, Of the hotel Qd'tfe
81 rs where he had just been dining with three oil
h,s countryu.n. The attack was made With dagger,
,susirg deep wound on the left side, lit,le above
;le heart al d. it is feared, penetrating the ludgs
The assssrin's name IL Thomas RobinsO L. fecold
MAZE cf the American ship Oiomoco, who has been
arresisS The reasons for the stsck not knoS va
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SALE OF RARE Books We call attention to the
ssle # the cuions c,llec'ion of books which CON-
meDcts ili- sft,nofn, at o'clock at Bangs & Coz
auction ICONS No - PAX row, and is TO be cOntn-
ued through bout the week at the same hour. The
Iie'es de, cTibtd in the catalogue relating TO Aneri
can history are enough 10 attract the Att, non Of
cry historical reader No New. EDglander, especially,
can pe the sturdy folio copy of Cotton Mst1ers
"Magp8lis Christi Americana" printed il the year
1909 with AL its store Of pous LEI eDds, without feel
Ing carried b.ck TO tbe days of oldcn time Tue
besu'iiu specimen of Be- suin Frsnkns skill in
biz Hsndcrsft, Evans Middle Colonies, printed by
"B FfonkliD, Philadelphia 1855, ii enough %
cite the emulation Of every printer in Anerc, while
DO OF examine the slin and uopretending tract,
" The Journal of nor George Washington. of his pro-
"ceeditgs with the FIR nch Forces ia Ohio, printed
in the year 1854 without 1ns the magnitude and
in poriance of the that lay between the con-
nsnd Of The Provincial miltii aud the deliyerauce of
bic couI try These are hut few Of the articles 10
the catalogue, which comprises nearly 1000 titles.
The books ay be examined at the eucii )n-room,
ard will present rich treat both TO the an,iquAry,
End the photographed amateur, az well Is - the
trade in general.
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COURT OF oYLs AND rgaxlSeR-.rsl ll-s.for,

iuese 'ioNLEs
CASH OF MORRIssEY. HiLFR, LiNN. AID OTHERS.
The srl Gered ny the Judge 90 the question
his powers under aeeton &c u tsse ts,D,ay be-
VOID that The CoOnrr Jury snd sad
Juy motion sdn parties 70 BAL 20 abide triN uaiss
inoictu aTesfy found ca led this foreoooo,
when ke the tsuft Of the
bal srd the rs Il the Jacse to examine Witnesses h.r
tn, tbose examined The Ostac Attorney coat@uds
the Jadge sgree.hy 10 81 the oec,oas hss saci
nebt but his osc0r the propusty Ut .tnss 20 bal
bssed the testimony aetdy ohcisiiy Pss'nted
MI Clarse al.O I'D es.ed the ui 10 sapoou m uaht %
hear urhe testimony Dunbs thi rsmvks TIE counsel for
defense udd the ties mooy before tho Coron.rs yJ,
clio .sed they consiaeei the pro sbi'es a.
10 me f- III fscfs o. fte
The D.t,ic auorney IN conclusion cottssSed that the
Jucge 20 b-Ld me iadi;tmen sxcst - Tar " 90
tesla before the Conner ani ths MINUTES
before the Grand iur, The Juise vii perceive "a his
present instance that motion for bail the entrs matter Of
The Indictment b..n n,d before the Count On
sUDpoed case presenting an sdfuoea Afsu ebt whg
sush picCsedts shon Mt b. mtds precedent.
Judse sAi1 tsse tn zstsf lnio c)usdNrtao,
tndsr decision say next VEGA Z. hs eoad mud con-
yeIieBL
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JUSTICE CoSSoLLY AND THE TONES SSrSSERs -
Jus ice Connolly has ipiroduc, d a much needed and
sauary rule to protect prisoners in the Tomb' from
the sharp practice of the young gentlemen Of tbs laS
who Rock like owls 10 the twilight Of the prison ex
toIting Ie,aners al iafHtum from the victims Of the
law Ihese yourg embryo-lagyers, by exciting the
fear, and hopes of prisoners ard auding their oTn
abilities and by the use o. every sort Of chipping
srd freting tool leave their victims always without
money or a time piece aud somstimts relieve the un-
foriuDates Of their boots To check, If not 70 thc-
;usny put stop TO this species of robbery, which
bss been carried to sn alarming extent the Ml2is-
trate has established the rule tina, no ewyer shall be
allowed TO see prisoner unless be specifies the name
Of his client and then au officer is 10 be dispatched
to earn Of tie prisoner sought ii he selects the law
yer milking the spp icstior, for bis advocate lSs
decision of Justice Connolly greatly effects the pur'es
of the Sbysters who are making Tremendous eh)rt
to have him displaced by the Common Council and
transferred to another Court where his interference
for the unfortunate prisoners will BE- less felt and give
the knaves a greater opportunity to rob and planter
about the Tobs Hsd this rule been established years
ago thoussnds upon thoussnds Of dollars, wrung from
incsrcerated individuals by Tonbs lawyers, might
have been spprc priated for the reef OF dependent
wives and children, to siom /: justly belonged.
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p'ivs'e meeting Of the fienis Of Or. Charles 1
Pe'k who i under are: in Cubs. wss held s IS '
as,s'ince in East broadway I, ~as deae'i that Or
Peek va { libus'er AID a resolution w.s adopted
that memorial be speedily for Eardsd to the SAc-eta-
y Of State ernbodyip the f.cts connected With Dr.
Prcss Witt 70 The leland Of Cg,s, and urging irnne
di-'e seton Of the Government in bis beh H. not
with view Of sTeenpg him from Any puaisa neu,
su'f o lied by the laws OF Cabs for any yiosriou
uereO but -iG yly 10 protect bis rights al \ ne-
can citizen srd 10 in-ufe be OFT and heath d.
ring -nch the a. he may be necessarily ncarcera'ed
NJ II Carr was present, and spoke IN favor Of
strong resolutions srd determined acton. He alluded
10 receLt iS-nuc'ichs 10 Commander Nee ~ ey, and
FAC ss ;onirg from bshnd t,e'csoe- that they we're
In ptratiye AID TO tie poet ds.iref. A Reverend
Nr. Perry, fill buster by confession, was also
sr.aie r. There Wa some talk of 8 crest pubic
neenr in The PAX % protect the rights OF seri-
csD oiiizeDs.
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DEATH OF JAMES HENRY, ESQ We are sorry TO
learn Il at Professor James Henry, go well known as
the late s Superintendent Of Herkimer County,
and lately the Librarian and Actuary OF the Meen4n'
ics Institute. died few days ago at Bioomingdale
sen returned from a voyage 70 Liverpool, suffering
urder severe illness, and the constant attendance add
care Cd the part of the devoted parent led TO mental
and bodily prsstraon, which occasioned HE removal
10 Bloouirgdale, whore be spert Only few days,
when he died. The teachers OF the Norma. school OF
,bi. City held meeting on Saturday, at which
liberal subscription wss made and Committee con-
,istpc Of Leonard Haseltne and Henry kdile, Esq',
wa. appointed to receive and transmit subscriptions
for the relief OF tie widow and family, thus visited
with double Affections, at tiue when they were NJ
prepared for such event. The friends OF Elucau'n'
in which NJ Henry took an sciys and efficient At
,sv contribute 70 a most worthy csse OF relief by
aiding the chico, of the Committee, who may be al
d,es.ed at the Office Of the Clerk Of the Board OF Eda
csiion. coiner Of Grand AID Elm sts
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HENRY II. LEEDS. Az ,ioneeL - ,,,-,
DFAITTITI1I SALE of OCSEHOLD ~ t.

ID NItURR al Of the ff,, elias. HENRY = hEtp'S
Co will eel by auction 90 MOSD ~ Asrl 10, 81 htt 2>s'
1t oc'oet No s3 9Th st. betEeen Sd snd 40 sNs-1'u
sisiiI Ct Bplsnsio q ot.ye srs,d action rAnp ro
wood 10 srteo. soa sod blsct sit Sn
Carved Rose~ood Mart Cent@r Fables side Iap,e
,-r. rich Msut, Na.e. oroeat-e and Lace "itcoF az
t,us rich Velvet Carpets sud Rugs. Ing so ana tAs by
vood B-s.resos; a. Drawing BureNu'; auolet9o ~
fsr6; Tsrl., Mahogany Tea aud Doias TABLES
Ro-Ies.s.. 1 Nabcgauy Wardrobe. Window Cuf'sin. M
ror,, N.f-ssss; ~ nEs s.e sters; Chns 5s's sn1 "
yer.rlstec WAIs; MAJ tel Orosmebtsi Cloess % Also
Ny Furr ure th copper uiensi f1f n Kitchen
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ARREST OF A BuRGLAR-ATTAcK uPoS POLICE
MAN Ofc.r 5low-y of the Tenth "ard. on Sauioay Sbt
A. A.. hrur o,.trvtd q nauIed COneus Pars NJ p>s.-
tLoulh hris,y With oaroetbas 10 his had tnich
progeo 20 colta too. utch ban u.t toe been stolen 10
n. MN a. Crrpedus COILS 10 a. ChHsyst Tas oi;si
a ned 10 Aust tn. nan. hu h Oh sed hgh and - ~
both FL stuet TO the pavement he obcer having lo ~,
o.s Pa blow with IL witch quiste1 hD dc si thea
tslep before Justice Wood and Committed TO PRISON Tor eh
anna At
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Daies OF 2aaIpN.
n wLso Auc;iorser.

~ Wilson Auc;ioraer - . -
TCIION NOTlCE.-SALG OF ELEGAN l.
u nosFwOOp SUITES PtANO-s 1RTE. FSfLtSI
r.. sTRy BRUSSELS THRFE-PLY AL lNGR ~ I
CARppTa PIFR sn1 OVAL MItRDH>. elLNShW Az
IU N iii. sDS Auct1n.e! vii eel THIS DAY. ~ m
Ss, ~ jO4 THE ebe cou'etts Of the isse dSeil 4
No e Frni siD consisting o two eeg.nt Rose 200 suite
a.; s.t,u kro,sde superio- RoewooG PlanO-Fo heavily
ed RIOS. cod Center eide Pier Tables Ross Eooi snf
baho.suy Bedseads, Wssh.tsud Connect exc
se.f Secretaries Chius end silver Tea Sets pure eor-d All
M,tit.es Be d. Bedding CIoctery asware, &c Sale
md x.thouf
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A ~ MsRwiS AocuoneeT
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.-TTade-caie-

i Rooms No. IS 'ATk-roT , =,
sONDAY Apr Is, and i've folowis, y.s to,eoes ~.
AEExrgN.INF sHD VALUABLE LlBRARf OF rare
and curl u oo rbrrv editions Of stand Ar1 Authof'
In eb hpSps. including SO lots Of 'c"os BOO" o. INC
history Az spoues AmecA. the Uoited satss Mex CO
ar3 spsri.h America sc complying toe Oid nr"1'es'
Spanish 81 tor .ns Tracts sod boot 90 the
AUD var Iuoepeudeuce American roIucs 49, 49,
sses Cir, sc, Old Ensse Lsistnfe eoi'o'
r. Paw. and Romances
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MArHrw JORDAN Auctioueer
ny JORDAN & NDkION AuctlOnee

NY JORDAN & NORTON, Auctoneers and
ID CouuiAios Ma'chsnts. No. SO Broadway luP saifsl
between Frsr kin srd Leonard sts - .. - 80,
FXTFSsIVy .srE ~ ENGLfSa BOOKS AT AL :
TIOs -JOknAN 4 NORTON hucnoueers. &c. No 80
" ~ sell BY Asoon, Wihsu reserve, conmsnc'ni
o. sstn6v evening iath inst and continuing until al hall
soS the balance the srss cont, OF over ONh
pINnRFD caSFs ofstandAId and Escesneous WORKS per
,hip Palestine from London.
C.t.Iosue. vii bs ready on yordsv 9TH inst
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evrything appears peaceful, happy, anl pros
neou, in this city-always excepting the over
wicked and badly -fed slaves, in which class, how
ever, truth compels me to coDfess, the domestic
slaves cannot be included. Farewell.
P. S.-A friend Of mine, who resides in the
country, informed Inc that on last Friday or Sa'ur
dsy week. cargo Of Africans was landed from
a brig at Csbafss small port near Mariel, within
"a laws sail Of this city.
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CIRCUIT COURTYARD u-B.sor. Judge MITCHELL.
ALLf'ED tsNAAi hA'as'.
Corns.lus " Van Horn a. Charles ki0z D..


Corp.llu. ~ Van Horn al Cnus. RBz
Plainiin ssys that Alex sHder Gcbrist agreed with
y A..i.,artAd r. fdfBzsst 10 BcsdEsJl 70 ausnt 10 hs
.,os for or 3cpt l5sr 1885 :. ts -ssx
tgr mr. NJ RIM dch.r.sd hia o. tbs sov-b.r 1T
than month. sftsf~ .fdthat sad Ochcst thea
btly sucers6 he s1rvcs bot -J we're oot ~
ped that time q broFDE this salt af k1cs
va. btsd .sH Olehr,,, so Jsuy szrssmest, the
.gn on $50 .Llch he had s..zsa plaintiff VIA brnps4it-
Hr Oiehrst called by pisiDt - si'ns" ne tea
fe bsv..E been snsssse f. ~ NJ ps,a tss o,es
o'Itasy - VIZ hnf but that ne eo's OF
tCvsnb,r kr Inferred thai ths eIp-nses ssfs hssyJ
thar n Ring kao oct sooi s Of macy "a sh,r. 70 % are
reelection the c. CosI cal (stch hsf not been
..fD snk tLst be ns.o, % ave up - "a ass ~S
Bin ssf rs would have 10 enpi'J nsnf 70
AID Giehrt sLy hpser, hl be lDls lfsJ spo'e - NJ
soTry sp6 a.ks6 II ~ogie Ia q have ss ,oo
s,eoncusor Or rsiirost =sie9 2. .ah s~e ~ 80 ,,
slse bsf vie b>s les hidseh 70 n.nt-n ac1
Mr. liza fsid would try n act bin oes o1t ia
On pat Of d'snss. Asa,sot AHsrnas hns hlns.i SO
placed upon The stand ne tned the s.-oas ~ W. Oi-
~s. 81 biz farm Cor6us O..afs CO =. shich h sso-
ay ,p.r months In The and BE- Cd ac' coma
20 NsvYoIt al says s<r Mr. pe.n nd sssssst NJ
ciebrs, m birrg Of nr @ IKE at tbs r,st 10 the
be pad. the rest even s.tDdaT rtt NJ H.
denied The .s.rtsps sshAns M &c ssnt OF ssn-
plr fof him as employed sthsr peoa 10 ~ ~.
xesk stsIynd- 10 refafd 70 hs nirnst, - MI
rot propose t - nr Cieh s bst Mr. ss"e him "
coIe SAID atlstion eoadaetof and he toe1
, bic ks ~euld ~ The sss.ssmsrt with ~ rseeJ ~
ard &c head pstsBs, Of anJaias 10 the con
| usry tIll served With the notice Of thls suit
M Dean gave tes''rnoay 10 the e1nverNioa the TIM
u tie bhfs there have been som-hirf s.if ssost
s..r bet v,bes DO, 10, iseoliseth Thss VI Rag ore
80 escha s.d because be rather ssrsls sad r0s YER
| active
seus other tes,ion, wss s1ssesz Ths Jssy ssssssr.
that NJ olsShs ~ us'ssa In srpos',s TIA; ne xrs'
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guXls MokRrLL, Aucuonee-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

CoScERT on TUEsDAY.-Mrs. Isidora Clark will
give grand Concert-fUll orchestra incla1ed-a' the
new Metropolitan Theater on Tuesday evening next,
the l7ib. This can stice has prepared her Concert
on the most liberal scale She il an American by
birth, aid aspires 70 the highest ranz in her pro
fessiCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

at the Athepauu IN Brooklyn, Concert will b
given on Tuesday evening Aub Il BY M4ser Ben
jamin p. MaIl-uatf, the young American vio'ini.t,
eyed yesrsJ pupil Of Mr.. FIR. Mollenh iusr on
which occasion he will be assisted by Mrs Emma
Gil'I CHAN Bottwick; the brothers Mollenh4uer and
The flute player Julius Seide; the Brooklyn Lie1er-
lraDz, a oboru- of forty voices the Young A ne-i-
csrr; Master Merck, aged 70 years; Mister A.
Waber eyed ~ years; end Master Z Waber,
aeed - years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
I'll Y ITEMS.

The opera Of William TEL, which has had such
extraordinary success at the Academy, Fourteenth
ct will be performed TO night, f,r the fourth & ne
An inmtnse house was present on Friday.
The tioe of numbers and popularity nov 10 80
toward tbis institutions 80 let the Directors keep up
the attractions of the houie through the only the ,ns
ofsuccess-eXctllence aid variety.
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