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The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
BANKING HOUSE
DIR. A. S. WRIGHT.
The new Banking House being now COM
pleted, the
g." Miners Erc1dnge Banb, ="
IS REMOVED TO
Corner Of Montgomery and Jackson sts q,
SAN FRA CISCO.
le new Banking House being now com

nEPOSlTS made atthis Bank, PAYABLE on
IL demand, draw one and half per cent.
per month interest. On deposits payable in
six months, or over, two per cent. per month
VIII be allowed.
Gold Dsst purchased, or assayed and coin
ed at the shortest notice, and money adyanc-
ed on the same if required.
Sight Bills Of Exchange drawn on the
Eastern Cities at the lowest rates.
Time Drafts go days sight or 90 DAYS
from date,) drawn at par
Miners can forward their Dust by Express
and receive (wiihout any charge for COM
mlssion) the proceeds by return Express eth
er in Coin or Certificate of Deposit, draw
ing interest as above stated.
The Bank is kept open until 10 o'clock
p. Nj, so that Miners arriving late Mt night
may deposit their treasure for safe keeping
without charge.
Dec. 9. A. s. WRIGHT, Bunker
The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
CONSTABLE SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed,
ID out Of the Court Of John d. SHILLING. j
p, for North Fork Township, Trinity Coun-
ty, against the property Of l'oratio Nelson
for the sum Of 1856 Dollars and 80 cents debt.
and $50 Is cost, in favor Of Watson &
McCreary, have seized and levied upon the
following property. to wit: one MINING
CLAIM on Taylor's Flat; one HOUSE aud
LOT on said Flat, with lot of BAR and
KITCHEN FURNITURE: likewise a lot
of BLANKETS, CROCKERY WARE,
HARD WARE, &c, belonging 70 llorato
Nelson, which will sell to the highest bid
der, at Public Auction, on the 10Th day Of
June, 1873, between the hours Of j , o'clock,
NJ, and 4, p. NJ.
WILLIAM DEE,
SPECIAL Constable.
May o, 1853.
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% Sunday. Mach q. Mlsbasl Al.

ALLIsoH-In thI. city Sunday March u. hsbssa Al
ton 10 the aG year Of bis age. A..
III. ives add friends respectfully invited - stead
his funeral on Tussde, he nth ips at O'clock NJ Zoo
hi, late sd, No. - vsseJs His remains viii DO tssse
10 Greenwood -. =.
BAsKER-In TveIton. R. l.. on Saturday Feb u. Abss-
ham Bsrher aged e8 yeHs -
BERRfAN-On sunday morning. March y ster shon n
ness CoIneIia H., wife Of COrnelas A berran.
The relatives and en6s Of the family arc Respectfully ~
yed 10 ate nd be from Ter late residence No We
asbr gtop place on Tuesday z7tn iLst 81 ocioet
CHADEAfNE-fn Jersey City on saturday even NJ aacs
"A at the residence of her 500 inIsw r hastod nSy
Chsd.sype Of CsLeuy OaDse County widow Of che isss
rsmsiss vii be taken to Canterbury for intermest
DICKsON-On Sunday m0Tnins March - Of consesoes -
the uDss Ausqss youngest daughter Of James sse ~
IN. and IN ends family OF her usss
lane. smith are respectfully invited u attend Der 70
without further Invitation Tuesdsy th mss ~ oe'ess
W .er VI ch her remains will DO taken 70 0lea Csss eg
LYoN-At Cbsppssus wsstehessr County. on ssssrss''
M.rch "a, Mary Ann Lyon $500, .x.-.n~. -
Cbspnsous on Monday March ~. ct ~ o'clock
NEII-At the residence Of Ma brother IN law ~ e ~
CANT on Fridsy March Is ssei years John NELL secs.1
son Of Joseph Nsi Kq Of sPrins Grove Iowa. iss@ssy
oUNsy-At fiu.hIos Long Island 90 Saturday evssi.gs
Mach a. George ". Qainby, Of this city 10 tue IA JsT
"a a. ,.. and snds sna those Of the fs,y isvk1
ocek ficm the residence Of his father s~ 5c'a bs~ss.
sT1hN-On SATURDAY. March a. after . hasehns hieeas
William Stein, sgsd g ,sps. x,,..x -. $3.50
Toe friends Of ID. family are respectfully susss -
hi, funer, on Tuessay. 9Th inst at " iron ~ -
x.asnce No SsJ oh IT. His viii b tate1ee ~
Luttersn cemetesy, Lsns biaod
Frederick City, BID. papefs pls1e copy
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

For EuRoPI.-The steamship Hermann, C.pt Hig-
gins, ssled at noon, yesterday, for Bremen. VII.
Southampton, with II passengers
THE SrEAM-rRIGATE NIAGARA -Messs. Pease &
Murphy, Fulton Iron Works, foot Of Cherry st.
f. r. cast on Thursday last the fret bed plate for
the immense engines for the United States steam
fiigste Nsgars.
QUICK PAssAcEs.-The Golden Gate is reported to
have made the pssssge from Ssu Francisco to Pdns-
ma in eleven days and four hours, and the George
Laws running time from AspinwAll to Quarantine,
at Staten Island is stated By the Parser to be seven
days and twenty-five hours. We think this pretty
quick travelling. From Panama eleven days and
four bours; from AspinwaIl to Quarantine, seven
days and twer tytwo hoursin all. nineteen days and
two hours, running time.
NEw STEAMER FOR EURoPE.-Commodore Van
derbils steamship North Star will sail from this
port for Havre on the 2lst Of April, and will be fol-
lowed by the Ariel in May. The fare is $3.50 in
the first, and s75 10 the second cabin.
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FIRES.
FIRR IN EIGHTH -Ay.


At l2I o'clock, yesterday morning., attempt was
made TO fire the feed store Of Mr.. Seaman in Eighth
av, between Forty third and Forty fsurth-sts. 1t
appears that quantity Of light material, saturated
with camphene, was placed under The building, and
then igned. Officer Russ discovered the light and
broke open the door, and succeeded 10 extinguslag
the flames before much damage was dons.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BRooKLrs.
About o'clock on Sunday morning a fire broke
out in the extensive works OF the Phenx Old aud Can
die Company, on the corner Of Gold aud John.sts.
The building Of brick three stories in hight aud
covered eight lots of ground Gjld-st. 1t was filed
with large quantities of oil and tAow large proper.
ton being manufactured into candles and ready for
transportation. The fire originated in the press room,
which was about the center of the building. tbs
flames were seen by the private watchman but the
materials being OF highly coDbustlble character it
found impossible to stay their progress, and the
whole building was speedily enveloped. The great
light visible throughout the whole city, aud At
tracted the fire con panes of tho Eastern and Western
Districts, who exerted the nselves manfaly in
tending with the elements. The heat was 50 great
that il was impossible for them to appro.ch near
enough to be effective the factory, but cling
their e1ertions upon the buildings in the nsighb'r.
hood saved them from destruction. The flames CON-
1nicated to frame building On the opposite side Of
Jobn.st, owned and occupied by Robert aslfpenny
which was damaged to the extent Of about $500, aud
to a store house on the opposite eide Of G,ld-st
which was saved from destruction, having sustained
but slght damage The machinery and stock in the
factory entirely consumed, and the walls crun-
bled to the ground after which the flames were sue
cessfully combsed and their further progress stayed
The factory was owned by al association called the
Phenix Oil and Candle Company. Of which Me- Chas
A. Coe, Of NewYork, is President. The entire loss
is estimated at about $50 900 mostly covered by in
surance in New York aud Brooklyn offices. 1t is not
known how tho 6-a n,ienaf.d Tn. -~-h-ae- COY
that no fire was used in the place where the flames
were first discovered
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ia " NIEZZIGEVCE
SUPREME COuRT-srEoiAL TEEN-Is cHASsEss-
MARCH ~
HtsIAs CORPUS.

HssIAs CORPUS.
ia ire matter OF Eorrissey, Hyler and Linn, tns
Jucs. having to 90 into General Term, hs HFH neat on the
b.ses. corpus postponed n doEdy Tbs Drer AttOi
G, ,t.tss that psr had b.en indicted and ae moved
st The, BE- committed The Tou instead Of 70 ne easay
Of the Ct.sf Of Police. ia shch custody are ana Ina
h.vr, b.ep ,rsdJ committed the Tonb on inoser
ds,a en- Iki. opposed bJ hss Ds'in AMI NJ' i'f
the rI.screu .,,, ~. r,S,s
m roer oce s.ign that be ouit be wiling 10 feG TIE 80
% n. Coroner for hir take the tne
n,os,euL q are VII Ing 70 that M Deva sIa tae
saalty - that tho Coroner has rstuee 10 give "a m sn Il
sminstoI The District ss1 Dsed the Judge ne
Led he bsbeas corpus hbtinz ths se OF tas
on any other process th.n that oJ ~nen tnsJ SIC
Tse JsSse said be considered the Only power se poessss
in ,s. e,s. Ia 20 ersuL the psrs bn.e or r-nsnd tne
TO The Csruser to .Ismas ~n also intnsted
,5.t he an not birr-s having sufn 70 eiuus
d. Cero.er TO s1,nire bot he Md b e Tree - exsee
~. a. I'D suen respect 20 the prsonen tae uns-
- --.hea them 10 ef precisely IN tn9 euody 'ney
urtl after the residing Sordsy tst oe2ct
Ie.r bovvver h tast day 70 stss the se' OF
taeiI h,vl1a been isseted . ,,....,,,, ,h.,
8st.l for murder should merely be LETT 70 IN: easoay
r,b. Chi,F Of Police listed 81 betnz committed 70 the
o,S. "a n. vh-d be onderstosd Directing; besides
vhA he Chef Of Police dssrsgs OF being released hen
tie csre Of them .. o,
.hs se Ieepls The case "" then adjourned 70 AoeasJ
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Fpps nsde pusu.,t 10 tho ov'o' 81 h,e' shall fo'.t
70 psops Of hs sste ,r every dsy OF sech ues'eet
,,fp, N, ann of aad tire A- toll f3s eli deshs
ported by them srd not accounted fsf .ed 70
such forfeiture IL sssi be Tue da 81 the sttofasJ Oeoas
20 .ue for re psIs'tv in the name Of the People.
sac In ,ddnion to the s'teles eremp ed from chs
ent OF tolls the frat section Of ibis the Co oaeV
OF de Canal In their esere,n exempt from the
tolls such acss Of nercs,0dse ana vegetable
10 a. they shall doe TO be tgtmsts taroad sish not
diverted from the business Of tbs esBals
Sac. The tols collected BY the st4s for frezh, trans
ported railroads provided this shs b. dssmsd 20
belong the Cana Fund sod sbs be paid and sps In
the tos collected freight uAaspsted o. he
canals Of this ststs
SIC g. This shall sis effect the first dy Of May aert
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supgLNI couRr-srseiAL fsnx-MAfcn 2t-Bsfees
Jsdes RoosEvKLY.
nNPgRK City BAsK.

lettef WA rtsd BY Judge Roosevelt from Mr.. a.
n Bsnrssr Pr.cdsst Il the Bank. eouplsnias sf /ars
s,ph n the s.essu Of Judge which asssd thai NJ D.
ey =. returns had the benz 81 bsat 20
tks extent Of ne thoasands" Mr. D. Aya that = -
sever tdivd1ABy nor has his hrn Of n aanaess -. ~
nrcs,-shAi biz fsr o. ee which Apessis enoce
sssA svsn without is bsag ssean@cSsase - .ses.
Julas airefsA rrply - ssnt By IL clax. 80
hs ~ IT, sys Of The lac. nsss e ~ -
sets ssy stAsS note eisssasss& IassseA e psys
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SAD BsRsAyssEsT 90 Friday LIST child, Is
nonhs oc, Of II. X. Corning, Esq. got hold Of cap
con'sinine solution Of potash With which servant
vas cleaning the msntles, drank q portion, and died
within al hour The parents are nov IN Savannah,
aid one Of their sons has gone TO break t1s sad news
20 them What makes TINS bereavement the more
painful is the fact that, but short time sg). they
lost smother girl of tender sss wac fell in some way
IN the gsrcen and drove thorn into her head.
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fA9yertis~
No. 359 Broad

Ar BRADY's Upper Gallery, No. 359 Broad
var AZ. made .u,,., = .-.,;..
tnt.hsd PHOTOGRAPHY l. the most Ell asite ssls
roiod .blnel AID Life sizes eshvn and 2spef oil snd
misstaI. ,r.s eOorsd equal to ivory for S. 81 so. 3D.
aps Eh. ,,,-....x. .,,.,,sS an,
desired degree FROM cris'bss
O. p.s OF O.GVIkRsorrPEs in every style ~
D..usreo y pee Pr fA>cT CASES, LoekkIs rSs
sT.ts bi,Gs BRACELETS, Se
me Irses; gallery 10 the world Gallery open'as No
,,e..ius rooa OF che foor Over rhou pson ssioon
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The law Of fixtures and other property partak'
hi 10th Of res. sod pe,Ons nssre 60 npnsns tas ~
,s 20 the freehod In ssners sso nnse
.rt, charters he,r looms Sc With al sppsaar eos,n
n prsecsi raes ara treeons respeeane tns -, pm
- x.ua,iou &c extrres setweea landlord end
"a between Eoiss and becoming t9nsnc yoe -
Vsr,-s Ysq lav from tie hsesf Gag "a eoA
-,,h notes snS referee 10 Anedesn safnotine& -.
n, wiAn Hossn, ssuaselof stsw, sesoae eo'usH' T~'
r,hs aea price g. ana cor sale By
Blxxs 6ogLo Co.
No ia kalssa&-. New Isst,
A.aNo fS Brosivsy. Absay.N I.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT MARCH a.-Bsfcrs Jaass


HkBEAs CORPUS FOR The CUSTODY OF CHILD.
writ of haheas corpus wa Issued by Judge Cst-
yer on the application of Elssoeth Allen c.
o,d woman for the custody 81 her child which white go
about IS wears The girl has hoe features tar skie 80
long hsir presenting sPpearsnce o. Aeea oaS
while her mother quite dst From the sts,emsnt OF ~
mother II ia she forme " slave In the Sess
she be pregnant shove yeas Desmias Der pres
euce DO srsbs under the ctrcuusancss ne Wv
mitiec TO tbs City of new fork sac sus
auently to Broekyn where the nhd vas ootn on
took care OF for about two years whsn she gave u a
krs.s family Ised HAT agreeing to psy esua,a cen
mcphly for Jets, ~h.u h- wo tstos sot sed
WA NO ger able pay The chd well taken care OF u
The AID called Eizabe Hart by which naos
after her the mothsr
w az nsIfod 10 a. named Allen The child ct the OF
,.nrs was sven charge Of the NewYork Conmissi
bour the child 10 Mr. Gbsrs v.le Of Foreth st. Wis-
the bno~cee consent Of the mother and BY system
OF enc was kept IN ignorance o. to whore
eight yeas In inquiries she msla
they her chd well cared for By family 10
Rochester who had sdop'sd Il; sud Il until wi,hs
that she TED IN odius where rSe
In Court ssd stated that they tiled lad
the residence OF the ohds mother be,re they msvel
Roche bat hsd succeeded that they had brought
the child a. their clothed ducatef IT, beso 81
tobed TO IT, and Old DO. like to prr wi her Tbs GID
presented Appearance OF having well TAX Of
The Judge did make any las. order out sstsd shst the
foerpsreDs did wrooR In keeping the chid away from har
mother msny years notwithstanding her many sx,s
Inquiries He said they might keep the girl In their caso3y
present should have the privilege
visiting her whenever she pleased and the girl should have
the ntht Of sopg TO her mohsL The child sppeNs1
Willing comply with the request OF the Judge, sat -
parties being satisfied leftthe Cosrt.
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MARAlED.
DIED.

SMITH UHCAN-In brooklyn, on Wednesday, Moro
81 by the Rev Thos II. Rurch Chas H. Smith 70 No wen
cts Duncan, all Of that city.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS

BFooELrS CRY hoRrArrrr.-Tee total number
OF deaths lsss week were es-of ~hch 30 were males
and - females. OF this namber % were adults and
"a minors. Consumption and scarlet fever are the
hictes on the LET.
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Lieut. WEIGHTs.-On Saturday, grocery-keeper
named Boyle coing business in GrsSds was sued By the
Sesleis OF Weights and Measures before Justice Jacsb L.
Fem the penalty incurred by usog sh weights
Jsnes Smith the seaefs made affidavit that he
regulated the ights Boylss grosery ard E sas after
TO the store the second time found that the
weishs been altered that they much lighter
they should be The to Saturday next
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sOrRfNE coURr-GssGxAL rss-NAscs n
The Csurt met 18th yiex 10 seaisx srsu Nsak
vhch hss beer ref Irei to the Gea<rL Term tbs geo.
o- Of IN the Of ssaais< Bsvey
% Pe.;ls- Dsesos reserved
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lAdves -ssm-ui I

Have ycr got ii Ii not 90 st once to RooT's,
20 oS t,o-dss. snd OF thee aaxuiscent rEoro
sssrH, -t,-. es-rss nsas here Al Of pe,rss
q r.
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bed no desgn officiating them. and tbs, they ostssir
o~n accord. accompanied her. and her only desire
~as to place them at school As a. il ~ss kno IN
that the accused had been ,re.ted ana taken to the
Courtroom. . hoe, Of her friends or acquaintance
made then appsanoe there, and solicited the Aagis-
irs'e to discharge her from custody; ba; their re-
ques's were denied. and shs committed TO prison,
and will to Day, be cen. to Jsnaica to yer tho
complaint. Among the applicants fOT her dischsrga
were several Police Officers. fancy neu. and mer.
chsnis clerks. The boy IS years. and the girl ;
ears OF eye.
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CARPETNGs, On-OLorHs, &C.. u evesy van
~, ..a .. De W. nvrs pro.a e. ssA vSys i:2s,
sly ~ isfsh cespsu. 6se essaSn -, setsS
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PAY or THY ALpERMIS-A memorisl--signei by
Is Of Sc ber. the Ccnmoc Coane s.kins
for he sneGd off City CT - slo them
for their services Adsrmen the
for each Of the Comnoa Council ,nd the further
Of IS each and evsry Of trans
ntsd to Aosry The act % take effect the To- Of M.y
1885.
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ESGIsE HoUsZ LoAFERs -OO Saturday night Ser
stsret and Officer hosris of the fh District Police.
sesd two zine runners named Marc NcFoId and WIN.
Holmes who bad bunked In the hose of Enrne C1mpsay
10. lc tor he light. They were looked up
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NEW STARS FOR TIRE PoLIsE.-The Police have
been provided with snbrns Of Office Instead Of the
bste- formerly they have 9tet similar
IN o.nersioLs 70 hose worn By the New foEk Police.
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Ilixsr,ikneakl

TEAs-The best assortment Of FINE TEAS VIZ
4. scu,d At The CAxros TIA CeaSASvs eevtS -
.ssnt stor, Nc Chsfksa between fsah ~ -.
,slssts the odess Tea esssblvsmsut In - eaJ
.ar r,sAes they Dc beetse here sssvnsfs s'A
vtoissa,s or rsta.L No bnSeA
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SPIRITUAL AND PHYsICAL.-Frederick Peck, Col
porteur Saturday u.ht called the house Of German
basstt inent residing in Graham the
pui pose lssyiI acs aud spnua advice. Wasnt
uLgereousy IL Is alleged became suary. and seizins
club the copotegr until be reached the sesest
Officer MURPHY. Of the FOureetth ard arrested
accused the charge OF ssu and bttery and be
fl biz spPsaIAnee.
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NEEJLRSEY ITEMS.

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The New Jersey
Az cuu rs Society Is orsshzd perm ,nent bass,
under n, subs' nt psr)ne Of tb. State with large list
fscve uenb-rs ineladiog the most prominent citizens Of
the Who in lnsrtse ia the subject sod
Secretary been Appointed With fixed s.lay so s 10 enable
hin 10 devote his boe ~ the promotion of the
The Executive ni.e also hold moathy msetpss TO dc
po.e vsryu. qaestous which arise Ia connection with
The subject TIE L. gs has spproP sed Ooo for the
hoidnr Of state Fair The time ard osce Of holdos the
Fair will be iced meeisE Of the Executive Com ntee
TO be held New Brun wick the 9Th Of April when they
will alec sgree upon the schedule Of premiums.
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NV MEDICAL Blu bill entitled can Act

NV MLDlCAL Dill "A Oul cutltico AL aCt
to protect the ople OF the Stse Of Nes Jersy against
prscobers Of Physc and Surgery has been intro
6uces the S-nae IL provides that from tue time OF i
shall not be a~u for person 10 practice physc
surgery without h.t having pissed an examination beoe
Fo.d IA .mibep woOe ceIhc of qushcsti IN shall be
their practice The Board OF Examiners Oh ~ consist
Of three peIs who sh. he appointed BY the Governor
each for tie years Oe shall be the tK.mner
on PHI sioog, tn. Examiner 10 Chsmid'y
snd bs Examine Nsurs Philosophy and Operative
sur,ey Tue Examiners sh, requirs OF the csndifts
p.ans them csie OF study from phy'cisn.
Tor ipoms Of any neccs College, but they sb. exam
him merits his setssi knowedse. and In such
doctrine relation 70 the practice OF
eecne be oimical'o sny school % med cine The
sha yearly the second ruesisy
hold their examinations from day to day until oil
the candle etes are examined.
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IAlyrrtAeRens 1

BI.KE's Patent FRE-PRooF PAINT, No. ii.
p,.r.s-Se. anaeg hes4 Of vsian
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THIRD WARD WHO NoNINArioN.-Tne wings OF
The thus Wafd Of Jersey CITY held primary meeting on
Saturday, evening sthe scbooibouse in Mercer and nom
Samuel Mhitl2ek AID Lewis v. COBB. for Aiermen
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The Boerd Of Trustees Of the College OF NevJer-
sew At Piincet decided the Old North
COLLEGE busug recently destroyed by fire. without Altering
spp<arsI tue walls being unollred oJ the hre
The loss be from Sc 800 70 SlOcc above the
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LEGISLATIVE Among the bills now before the
EswJsnty Legislature is supplement to the statute Of linn
sloIs when piOyiSes that SUITS for default against ex
sesios sdmnstrsers suAd.n' &c upon their b9ot must
br A. 80 s1qol@nenr To
toe concerning the punishment o! crime which to
fraudulent tfansct stocks suoh performed
by sthu, ef Kyle snd Others, inNew-YOrk An amendment
itcorprneo into th bill TO pfeveat aod ouoiss lessi
log '0lsg trading Of v,'es and providing that
stsup, oiibe member Of the LeRsatnrs shl be pnn-
Shed NJ iDpon snd pqpil alton for civil Off
has coJhrned IN, fJt dises Of
Supreme Couft for ruste u the State Normal school ald
OF codih-rs o. the > boo Laws
TIE domination tf Mr. Bentley Prosecutor for Hudson
County rejected BY the Senste BY y,ts Of 10 TO
Ia reieuI 10 his rejection The AsTars Daily Idee1fDsr
says:
There IL an old f.ht Ia Hudson County between Gen
Wsh The present Prosecutor. and Gov Pnce; aad hene,
Wrighgs congo lie % very popular boSsyer with the
odf.heues ans the TsDmsuy d diyi.ions Of the Dsm9c
rae, BuesOu County While Hr Bentley ffe+s Jiler
in i8 Gov Price Aces TO have Increased the
shs INCIDENTS hi, position By Mr. Bentey's nomination
iree"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

SESTESCED.-Mathias GunGerson, convicted in the
CITY Court axt aggravated assault and battery
Epoa Aesm Lower the Penearry for
year. ard 10 psy fine OF leo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

SouP.HoUss AssecTArIoy.-Tbis Associ alton ia to
wiss Up il. sf s Saturday Darns the p,st week
i families m2rs nd abJut 80 indivdlas have been
.orp ed with soup The Of collected thus
SSi74 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

RAILROAD AccIDENTs-A WOMAN kGLLED.-On
SATURDAY At about o'clock 2 81 the cincinbsi train
iuf Rev Yos passing Augusta Brsge about 90 miles
rp mon the ss In front Of the uain a,med ri hard
Brow. acting 1sgmsn in aitempas % rescue The child va.
,rueh ~ ia. locomotive snd Of h thighs ADd Of his
stB. were tr, ken He boush Jersey City the
10 sn train and allen to the E-~-Yo'k Hospital
On SATURDAY eyenDGs a, 0cock ss the mel train OF the
Newton and E,ie Railroad Hamptoa abo1t 20
ults from New Yok coming east passenger o.ned Cshi
IiIe Delapy amped OF fell of the usia while 1t
notion md Of her leg, c'ushd She brought -
the Hospital wher. died Of her ojds AZ mid
ukt She Intended Oh that bat DID
OF &C 20 while triio stopping for 70 get of
bet the train started that she undertook to
turnp Of and vas thus fatally H. ured-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

HIGHWAY RoBByRY Two men nsmsd Deanis
Collins and Geo. suitn, were arrested on Saturday
night, charged with having in company with t~o
others, attacked James Cor Ian, Of No g. Centre St
as be wss passing through Anthonyst beat and rob.
bed him OF wallet containing 50 50. A wallet a.
lesed to be the stolen one va. found in the possession
Of one OF the accused, and they were taken before
Justice Connolly and committed for trial on charge
Of robbery in the first degree