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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28
Arrived.

ss'..sip u.os; st.H,, Hly,s My ga !, Cove I.,
lon 81 exchanged SIGNALS With Am bark wh ri sv>ov.
i asuA, white AID ie,iers and back bound =
~ = ISH IA a. - 'a 4. 81 Fs'S 81. n a "a NJ ""
= So Ion a. 81 ptsscl scbe Tho q experienced the IN.
L m ..esH.AP N,ros. Foster. ca,a..oa, uA,-. .ni
ras to SFoaofd Tes,oa Go. Psed, u CAAsssoa Bar,
slip Oveso bound g..
.i Ss. A Ssf' fs"sS ) dr. T1 So nd nd
SsI e 6. Toa,', q s.spors % H,yrs; Nay i "a
lev'nd spoke .shr kee.s from Providence bound T. ms
Bah Nava.ra Spl Nasguef, Chaf 80 IL 9 D Car,'k
Bak Sav,nn.h lof Rehroni Rogers, Havana u d. .asS
% ksh Son. Hls eNrcrsfnccd htlvf weather rom 70
,,,,y y, . s .sa.le ne 70 sss .'
Bra Nesca. tBrem H'leAea Bremen 81 d' m &C. md q
Bs,s JoArn Hermann. gi,na) BoutroI. Hamburg IS d,
uiisf. sni IS pass 20 5 Mack.
order. Apr Is a p IS or 81 s. spoke vhssshP Gsorss
Washington Wich Islands 20 days on bound % Sey'
b. dfod via Pernarluc touch wsfer Ssh a. - -
81 i,y ~ Nv r. ~ 81 Isl i n o saw rr.sch Srs Pn,
- 49, r. ~.i il,,,s e. lf.,- AZ O., ia ~ on.
Bas Gilbert Lualtey, Rio jsnsfo Apil In ballast to j.
Bsrs Iorsen Beck CDar Desu Mes. 81 d. uii % order
aIk y. C. Buchanan Jrsauf, Galveston :! d. cotton TO p
Rs M,-cs Dof B,.h) Morrison Carienss % Master.
Frs Tribune, lof Or-nn hiiman' C'fdens u.s. sugar 7"
Bis Joseph Howe tBr) sher,ta Tuss Island "a d. at
BIZ M,r.ha ,of Pro,ilencel Ha,kel Sasua 70 d. sugar
Hs , A,r1amend Br) Green - Johns IS ds lumber to
frs Mara White. lof Providence, r. ~ Smith, cardeas
NV d. sugar o. mater - m. BILL, q, a..
Sthr VIM. Lewis. lof bucAsroul small $50 Aee"o iF =
hide. end fs.tc % n. Buck Go.
Schr r. smith, Cce. Po.tl nd. stone. =,
Schr FdiubuIs -. Albany for oresu' VI.
Schr r. r. Stroug. Pcrk rs. Baltimore coal.
Schr :. Banucrl. Coc. Portland, c.
Schr De awarc. Kelly, Bamfohe. IA 81,
Schr 5 A. Mount Smith, s. BsEts y ds hHf 20 l. Vu'
martin.
Schr Zuua Hall. Mshhias.
Sthr Mecca Andrews, " hitting, Me-
s,hr. Eliza Jane -, X, cAiani
Sfiir r. b. smith --. Porfiau c.
schr. :. :. Buckingham --, Portland, q.
; Surveying steamer. Coryn, Crsren, 'ha's'on "a
Steamer Parker Vein Cromwes Liuel waison, Batso'e
CO hours. rdse 90 John Riley.
Sloor Orion. --, Portland. c. -. 90. -,
SAfFD-Steamships Jamestown Norfolk, s. Ja-. Adfei
ChsrIeston. Knoxville Savinnahi ships vntA,, LNrlool
Amcncsu Congress London Golden state, Hong Kong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY y.
Before Commissioner Brrrs.
CHARGE A. 10 TuE ARicAy sLAvE TRADE.


Mossrs. r. {. l.asala, VIM. +. Martin and Iheo.
A Meyer having cd before stated charge OF
Liiirg cut th port the brig Hoat0 for tle African Slave
eee al eAarint tooA SATURDAY. MI L. IS one Of
he 'u or y y Lasala aul Nephews sud owner BE- al.
sg'e on no brig. Mr.. Martin had been captain. and NJ.
Meyer Neoio'touse hToker, who rn-Ssed pocunS
fAls M ath 70 her clearance. ana had been previously
siyis'o ihe s-'p eons entertained IN regard 10 her
wa snN" mat ne vessel cleared Noycmh.. this
port Tor Lcsudo on The coost Africa Previous 20 her c
ms, notice be- hte Vcn % the Custom Iouse tbs he -
suspected oeins intended SLAYER ana oric-s 49, ~
60 Withhold her % sister audthe deputy surre,,r
1lon bens made 90 "a her, directed oic-r - m on 49,,
The oHoer returned that the hsa N hrr 49, r.
ssd 10 have sailed sn4 the search for her was ,,s -
without eject. There ~os nothing suspicious. as r,.f ~ 49,
manifest
Previous 70 her starting tlese change in The og,,
she having been transferred By M L. Nj Va ne AMI ~
MCGUIRE was made copan Instead o. NJ Martin ana the re
Ter slterod accordingly
Il contcudcd b defense that defendants were no, uity
al the charge alleeed and especially Meyers who
merely scted broker Ia respect % her ccuance; and
tiou made BY his 1f his discharge aud hat hs bal
be greatly sedueed $4,000 having been required The Assistant
DisrcfAcey said be intended oter further testimony
connecting Mr. Meyer with The Transaction ana parties either
a. broker master lend themselves engage IN
hresking the law they vii Be- held repuhc pers5u has
been di.pschtd Honda o testimony which be procured
M he Gaze lie opposed The motion ~ discharge will
ms TIA, bail should be fixed Al ~ 500 tbs The
ner had previously fsed or M Martin u finally de-
ed hat the amount should be placed IS which
saId Nss ssbseqaer.y tysn - Nss ls, ~! NJ Martin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

SUPREME COURT-May 2i-Before Judge ROOSEVELT
HABFAS CORPUS.

SUPREME COURT-May 25-Before Judge ROOSEVELT
HABFAs CORPUS.
writ was issued on behalf of the mother OF an
infant child five months old requiring It's father ia German who
has stand il said Ia fulton ST. 10 deliver 10 the applicant
It's e and custody The father Ld mother OF the enid is
said resided with the parents Of tue father but he m9theI
from eeed unku took her child ana went home
10 her mother The father IL alleged cins there ana Gov
ertv took away the child. On coming up ID answer 10 h WI"
/, go pr down Hous,onst toward the ferry Sc The Judge
finally was premptoy In requiring hun 20 give up the cah1
hrentefed hu At late hour OF the hsN VIC
undeu tand he sure aered the child 70 ~ mother
a wit was sued out application of the mother OF
cooied lad requiring person Who lives n New Jersey OUT
m ,nrascd understand the Harlem Railroad omcr 10
produce aid lad he having been sven by the mother 20 ie
care of party him ia New Jersey bat VINO Is
sand to the lad aud his mother in answer 10
compliant going Newlersey found her son who Is a
,uait appearing led 40 lD In pitsbe condition rs 10
clothing and cleanliness and took him u bring away vain he
hut the def The said on the rod sc.esy
assaulted and the boy away from hcr some hhy
respectable appearing ladies' accomhpen,ed le On o
nm catau The Brought and gVen - the mother
Between whom and the party some rather hsh words o9h
rlsce outside the manner ia which she
had teen treated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

Sales Mt the Stock Exchange-MAY &c.

5000 ny. Central X. Bds 0al
500 New-Iork Cen. 7s...ltSi
l.CCC III. Int. Imp. SIX, ~ 81.
10 Home lnsuIance Coz. 80
p Manhattan Gas Co.....lt2
% PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co..ll7l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

albany Nay 81 p. M-fLoCa-A moderate business hls
betl cole % unchanged prices WHEAT-to sses logs 10
rtre iei.-li stts a. I'D - tar .o ilr esteu mixed
Ind "a - J Monday. MH,ET. a. c. RECEIPTS
.four ~ b5si CoIn no bushels Ol.., 5ii blsle.ii
Nhe.f. llt cc.
buFfALo. Nay 49, I:l- P,L-FLoca hiu far request auI
steady rIys sale lln d. lIt - = To-
-cF " and ? d. llr N 1l y 39.t
HYE FLora at - t-t NGflrrh- demand ~ VIVA &C.
Wv Vtl olg CIR apply. Ils mark s-lel with sales q
--fll iu-- --l-l 3 tr Upper LAKE -Pr-g. ac -t-
be- go ta. v.-- 81 chi puFl-e t-.s C1RN-ll
tut ie sllr 90 orerrg; holder 3d.. wlc
llFrrs rf.rfe .Te, baVe port II OARS
-tert .n trg --. assi steady - t3s o. S.
CANAL 4hEehrs s-eaa Corr 70 Albany ali Troy Ic.
an NLelf lfr.
Pzori1l2cE, NAY @.-C0rToS-rhe market fr the week
has been lfe The sales being about GO b ~ eqlag divided
between speculation and srl1frs. W0oL-A-rke. hun h
very i1al stock hHu- prices l-chalEeli o3,-l T..
lE-AIAs CLoIHs-PIcel tlIli ale 81 pro-.
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Passengers Arrived

N Sfeqnir tlon from H1r,-Mad Rouusrs " i Proust
Mad. Milford Mis- Sterling. Mo-. spencer A dAenlbert,
lady chi and servant; Mr Spring. Lady three children sld
fervant Mr. Lalurcale Dr. r. rr01bst Duncan Phildor
Daril Ryau d. Acuna, from span Mr. Ronde Thos.
ward Oliver Ohaa, Ned. Bou.ogl-t Mad Kaufman. r.
emp d. wife and chd Jos Frusr Miss Bauursstuer Mr.
Perrin .ni ady Mrs. Apiu Mrs hez augtr ad teo chill
frer: Ns Psrsors phew Mr. N. Negbalry MAJ de-
Cz laughter anl sou Mira Freeman and children
a. Chenai, Mean V amer .chsgp Baehal Ida Ryhner,
J. beaess, NJ. Echnor r. ". H0e Leonard Chesuaf
q. hue, J. keand. Jos. Bltr. Jacob Moron O. T. f.ey
5r Doaue. ~ Cael, NJ Mayrld Til sch-a.lser Mr. Beand
Geo. W.lty.
IN sotc Nara T. Dar from Cuae1-5lelrs LeWis iio-
gan Thomas /, Brown. J. Dudley brown. r. FreiteL
h Aip " AGm Stefan. fran LucrJaok-Aesas. Richard
L 3d. Robert oyd of Wtes T. ". Hanel. VII. and csd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

T. 5 NJ steamship Roanoke, Couch. Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk mdse and pess 20 Ludum Peasants
Shr william Stefscu. lof 1homastonl Jordan, LFelpoo.
Is nd.e. AID $50 90 Nesnith Sous has had
hah " nfs End calms. Has had pilot CA board days
Brig E.sfen State (o Boston, Gamige san Juan de Nore
So Is hdcs SC Edwin Con lith nst spoke snip O0res,
of baltimore from Havana for who reported having Struck
n FLORIDA Reef 18th and throwing overheard Box .nsri
rd throw over about boxes md ii possible work into
Charleston Same dar spoke aud boarded bug Ouand b0Na
from Mobile Tor Falmouth Eng
Brig Tarsiiue Lunkin. Newliayen. in ballast 20 master
S,ir Na Davis Boston, Weldon, Curacao Vth INST,
hides Sc 90 Joseph FouAe sons .,
schr G-r.ey tHr Fsrcr Me.sna l2 b., aul 40 d. im
Gibraltar. fuir 10 Chamberlain Robinson n Co.
Schr. Noutrose. Ninsow, P0yieucc 49,
S,h- : Chadbouru. lof NLmiug0nl Wanwrsh', winning
ton ~ { 5ls. naval stores 20 r.. VI. Blackwell q GO.
S,hr Homer Parker Boston mise to T. J. Heuick.
Sshr. Jameson --. Rockland, lime.
sehr. Hrsros. Dickinson, Portland c., Stone. .
sehr ship Carpenters Beslse, SMYRNA DEL corn 10 A.
sh George syery Jones Baracoa Nav IS. ba,co 70 Mol
l,r R.a Nav 20 af 50 D.. lon - q, passed age lan'
fy Of aih other unter hal pot been long pa he waie
BFLOW-Shin Dras dnou- Chr, Samues, LYerpo3l MAY Z,
~ de and pas. Jon Oeieni Ship Oder, ianl from Guy
haven: one bark aud one brig
SAILED-shlp Gloria for London
NIND-Froul the y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

We learn from TIE Baltimore Patriot Of last even
ing that Thursday the Grand-Iury OF the Criminal
Court returned true bills against Chare- L. Taylor,
Frederick Schumacher, Thomas G.. Little Henry Il.
IIazehurst and George 4. Coleman, Tor ALLEGED bor-
rowing money from the Bank of Commerce. while Di-
roctors thereof, in violation Of law The sums they
are charged with borrowing follows: c. L.
Taylor, s23f7 20; F. Schumacher, si,Il5 %; Tho7.
g.. Little, So 20; Henry K. Hazlehurst 500; Geo.
a. Coleman, si3J H. The parties were subsequently
brought before the Court and released on $4,000 bail
each to appear and answer. Messrs. Taylor Il >chu-
macher were also held in $4,000 additional bail each
to answer the charge Of couspring 20 dofaud the
bank. \ true bin has not however, been found nthe
latter case yet.
Tie following is q comparative statement Of the
eaninc. Of The WATERFOWL and Rome Railroad .or the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28
The Habiiiies Of tie Company are a. follows:



Tie N,ir Bo5ford Standard states that the forged
drafts from the Sandwich Islands were drawn by swan
Of tie firm Of Swan & Clifford at Honolulu \ private
letter from tie Islands states that Honolulu thun
derstruck at the intelligence Of the failure and the
forgercs. Mr. Clifford not supposed to be mplica-
ted in the f1rgcres. Both the partners had lc before
the frauds came out.
Swan, the iorger, sailed in the bark George, Capt
Wall, formerly of Stonington, a trading and whal-
ing voyage for Shanters II was thought he would
cndcayor to persuade Capt Wall to land him At Hong
Kong. Clifford left for Kakodad in the brig Levorett
on a trading voyage. Swan got off eleven days before
tie affair came out.
large amount of the forged drafts have been sold
in California. Mr.. Angel, late United states Consul,
took away $4,000 in bad paper with him. The books
the concern showed that they owed everybody aud
nobody owed them. Only s. % in cash were found
on hand Swan owes his brother-in-law $4,000;
Coady $500; Aldrich 4 Bishop $4,000; spalding
81 500; Rice Co. $4,000 The balance falls upon
the German merchants about town.
The bills OF the ship Empire, Of this port appear to
have been forged the most, viz: eli, 900. All the
drafts were drawn in even hundreds save one-the
Isabolias-for g 200 -. The house of Swan n Cit
ford is an old one. 1t failed few years ago and soon
after started again. The following is list Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28
AGRIcU1rURE IN MONROVIA, AFRIcA
An emierant 70 Liberia writes:

An emgrant 10 Liberia writes
This is a fine country. II Is one Of Gods favoriio
places on earth. Gardens may be planted any scl-
son. Lima beans if planted once, remain for six or
seven years and sweet potatoes are ar line a. ! ever
saw. and 10, Of one kind only. We have great
many other fine thing. Plantau aud rco make a
kind of bread that is ar nice pound cake. Palm oil
makes most everything 10 eat. In this country Their
is inst a. fine living ar in any other. Yellow people
in this country live Just as long black people.
60 did not tell Won Of pawpaws that grow here. Il
is one of the incest kind Of vegetables and a. to fruit
there s the pine apple. orange and mango Plum
rasking plums lines and the coffee ia its berry make
nice fruit like pums. In this country the ocander is
peuciual
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[Adyertisementl
CnANCrs FOR MILIINERY. One Of the finest

chances ever offered the lady portion Of the public,
nr,euted Nv IcTFSsTES No. % BOwery, OF Hser
- fr the iurcloe Of Ribbons, Millinery Goods Dre Trim
&C a. prices far below the customary Of similar
opa lilies This great Establishment aIuonc IS that D. has Just
reued over eighty thousand dollars worth Of choice goods
m line Of bueless and the goods arrive at too late
Tor the usual disposal wholesale they will be reaied On the
mott exiIaofdnary reasonable terms The asorim mt y sad
10 rrass ANYTHING Of the kind witnessed before Ia this
country All aud shades Of cors be found among
II and II is impossible therefore, for the most fadou 10 fail
m ecng article to please every taste however exciting
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Advertifeflent.l
, aistinnnished Member Of COngress in Indiana

, " am compelled TO Acknowledge that your FEVER and
a., PM have Effected decided cures gave them %
friends WIZ hal shook with The Asue and tested me qaine
= ,seetrsly without procuring permanent feief; and ia
- irsrce they have only broken up the disease but
49,. prevented iis return. have doubt your Pills wall do
N 81, Won claim for them Sold by al dealers, and by c.
pygLrR Agent the wholesale DEPOT No. 81 Broadway
New-York. ,,.,-,,.
The above popular and sueeesu remedy cold at Wholesale
"a ,.,.n bv CmAs H. RyC, Broadway and John-st
- nv G. V Cickener Co., No. 81 Baciaysti stephen
D., Co.. No I3 Chsmberssti AMI F. C. Wells Co., No
as Ffenkln-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

SHIP HUDSON ofNcwY York. which was wrecked on Brewster
Fsf Nrrch no has been purchased BY Mr. benjamin Aln
ana Others If proyircetun. She lies IN good position
ana !. expected % BE- GOT on he g. days.
B,Rk NAsY SMITH Portland tifz from Carthage ma ot
poon vhch put into Charleston lOh inst experienced heaU
weather on the inst A 5 a. Ton. 30 III and damaged sang
aud -rars. On 18th Ia Gulf Stream, shifted cargo, which
caused her 20 leak badly.
sur CLIMAX late Of Boston before reported sprung ed
and the harbo OF Caao AMI aier~ad sold o %Ss1
be- n fair way being saved AZ she was 500
the vessel va. ed deep and employee
m throwing overheard the balance Of her 0i guan0 shs
was considered I'M safe position and d. water, and would
De repaired and ready In very ahort time MI te.y
naive o The country tho purchaser ~ the WRECK oh a.
m prisoners employed both night and day In saving
the ship afer sold Is surnsed the ooVeneut hsi
fCmcftrg 20 do with ~.
FRENCH WHALEsHIP MARQUIS Do TURRENSE got ashore
ught OF April ~ I'D miles from ln0uu where
h. bsed and would probably become total wreck She
clipper chip 0f some COO Just 0lt from France
IN les han DAYS 30 sad no lives lost her
uan standing aud are visible from Honolulu, which
th0ur O a. she be- lying M pretty smooth water
SHIP LADY fRANKLA ioi Boston, before rcpCued spoken,
with yellow yer board had lost three first officers and ha
BAfK MEsNAID at San Francisco from shanghai had con-
ports that week ou Hong Kong the email p0x broke
cut On bcard 70 was raging to great extent the ship
ping o. Shanghai.
LARGE suP Of about 20 uus Americaa.balt watefos
ged and abandoned with ucn,fh figure head white
aud gilt stern, passed the lji April n lat 81 NJ loo.
l5M.
THr SNIP Howard N.euman, fm. Hamburg for New.Yort
ani upper works loss of bow p foreytr usutopsal yard
SCI having been IN contact with large ship on Beachy Head
BEc totfAN I'm. Puget Sound for Hong Kong rlt in.o
Honolulu ttl Ill., 10 distress. 40 part cuAa.
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MARRIED..

AULD-MUiLIs-At Brownsville Temple Of Honor" Hall
Union Social Degree" Monday evening, May "a by
the Rev. d. A. NoCresdy, Mr. W. WALLACE AUD and
BELLE NJ MULLIN Sister Usher" al Of bnsgep0Tt, Fay
ette County, Penn.
BRoVs-HoLTOS-At Sumtervlo b. the Rev y Graham. u
Saturday March lG HENRY Brown w. d. u Va hlug0u
D. 4. and Mics MIEIAn HoLToS Of Ner-York Cry
NILsoS-KIss.N-On THURSDAY May u, b. the Rev. j. Z.
Rockwell, BU,A NELSON Of Brooklyn, 70 SARAH SAUCER
daughter Of the lste Whitehead KissIn Of New York.
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fAdvoriisement
ELEGANT PARLOR PAPERS.

SuTPBES BREED Importers, Manufacturers aud Jobbes Of
Wall Papers their and spacious warehouse, No fOf
Broadway receiving, and viii continue 70 receive by
various arriving through the the latest and most
attractive NOVELTIES which European sk produce In the
line Of Plain, God and Velvet DGcoRATvE WALL PAPERS
ad0n the walls of their dwellings neatly and
cheapy with very rich and ELABORATE HASGNGs' adapted
Cottage Hall Palace. are invited 20 call and examine this
rich and attractive stock Prices h1A be made loo and all
ba be executed with pT1mptness and artistic kn
Merchants supplied with American goods at lowest possible
pricp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MAY 49, 1855

The schuylkill Navigation coal trade for the week
ending THURSDAY. MAY a. was 2s is3 tuns previously
his year a5i5sl tuns; total 2763 tuns. To zane
tine les, year e96,725 tuns.
BasK OF The SrArE OF ISoI,NA-We understand
saws The Iud.anapoiis S.atiad that the Commission
or. Amounted 10 divide the state into Bank Districts
and 70 locate the Branches permitted by the law,
created sixteen Districts and fixed upon the places
DESIGNATED below II will be seen that the number OF
state Bank Districts Is now sixteen, whereas, under
the law permitting the existing old Bank tie number
was thirteen. The places additional 10 the oil are
Lima Connersville and JctfersOnvue. Inc other
ioc.s are those containing the branches Of the old
Ronk with the exception OF La Porte and Plymouth
The reasons assigned for changing the location N
,lese instances from Michigan City TO La Porte, aud
fron south Bend 20 Plymouth, Gro thought by many
10 be plausible and satisfactory. La Porte was re-
gsrded in considering this case az the centre o. bust
ress for larger class of community than Michigan
City and was selected IN accordance with tins idea
This selection scemed 70 involve ;he necessity II was
urrcd of changing the location OF branch at south
Bend or the reason that the branch az either OF these
rlgces lv the railroad connection, will accomm0iaie
HE same district Of country. Plymouth will be con-
rtcted. anera while. with La Porte by railroad, 70 Is
true vet slc reaches district OF country very uch
and rapidly developing, which has but little colnec-
ton with either La Porte or South Bend.
These with thousand others, were the arguments
e,d NO or informed inducing the olOWlnr result:
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Rfttiufs of Produce

~ Ncrfi Hire, Bocft-es5 bis Flour a ptr A.he.
IC- Co WHISKY PSI Co. PruviloLs 500 bashes WHEAT 100
Co. Oa,s rs do Rye g - d. Corr.
~ Err kaafoasA0 receipts n Consequence ofthe destr1c
ton q the trii.e.
p ie y ti-a Rro Rads'ad fr ne rsak eadiag TR4lEly
Nh .f-illl bead Cattle. II Calves l8 sheep Horses
lt75 i've hoes u pis' beef a.. Poultry DO EE-s d.
tuiter d O. Chtese - tusl Fcta-g-s TO llss Hay 70 20
sac. il-k = us M-.be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

Eras,us r. Pheip-, Esq., formerly connected with
the Bank of Albany, has been appointed Cashier Of
the Mechanics Bank at Williamsburgh.
The imports Of the week other than Dry Goods
show large decrease a. compared with the same
week last year, being only sl,s.O.417 again-t
s3,o4o,77o. Added 70 Dry Good. the Imports Of the
week have been 3, 800, sa7 against - 4sl, ~.
The principal articles Of exports for the week ending
Nav o. 1--- VINO.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-M,v n.

PATENT CASE-INrORTANr DECISION.
L NJ singer Go. AIT The Exc lsior Sewing Machine CO.
This cause was called ON for trial before judge
Nelson and Jur Il appeared thai the defendants had made
fy sewing machines which nl iuged, 1t Is said three several
patents owned BY the plaintiffs. THIS defense not az
fenried b. sustained by the defendants against whom
verde rendered Tor ~ coo damages understood Ia
accordance with spuators being each. THIS verdict
be important for the that various M sewing
machines age claimed 20 infringe the same paieD-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

Leaving a. q surplus etu'7yf 90 LINZ HOS "Nr-'
chiefly used to create contingent fund, By The pur-
chr Of $50 600 Of their mortgage bonds at cost oi
81, sos Is. The Company have added to their
equipment TO tie amount of sl6,769, and also their
backgrounds and buildings in Brooklyn to the
amount Of slO2i0 Of which 1920 have been PAID
in cash. Additional machinery and rolling stock VIII
be required during the ensuing year. The funds To
meet that part OF the above expenditure beyond me
balance Of net earnings have been derived from the
issue of S27.eOO OF their bonds which lad renamed
uusOld.
The amount OF the snknc-fund the lst Of January
last for tie liquidation OF The 5000 State loan was
81 249 -.
Tie lon-th Of line owned by the COMPANY, includ-
inc tie Hampstead branch OF D miles, u r6l mle-
The leased lines are. the Brooklyn and Jamaica, IL
miles and the Syossett branch, miles. The total
distance operated and 10 be kept in repair by the Com
uanv D. consequently l0l miles. The Brooklyn and
Janaica road is leased till 1870, al annual rent OF
IL per cent of the gross earnings OF the whole roa
provided the same shall not be less in any one year
Than j 600 nor more than $50 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28
Markets. 4 ARrru11r REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE


ASHES-Ttc market better supplied both sudi sales
OF 81 Lbls 20 - IS foI Pot, anI 30 d. iur Pears
BRICK-1lere T. fair supply offering ard prices age s1aly
~ 7fa - ~ fr common % Clod Had North River
COTTON-TLe market rather quiet parties generally are
wfirg n Tc1eI o their private leer pr s.esle. America
now ~ Boston TIE sales reported ol balea tn OBJ
loygil are The current rates this LAY:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

The following are the Imports of foreign goods at
tie port Of b. ,ton for the week ending May 2j l-5j:
Drv Goods. $500 ,; Indigo -l5I6; Iron ami steel p
qg2 Gin @.3flS. Nader al SIS Linens. +jl43; Hides
@larCs. Gunny Cloths end BsEs - ~; Hemp, =1iaoi:
Nosses si255; sugar, -362; Coffee, u ll' >per and
Nfaa OIL rs 23 Lemons Oranges. =j%6Uf other art
ces : II ESQ. Total = 2.72L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28
INV
DYsTNTFRY and DIARRHEA are Immediately

cured BY Dr. ToBAss celebrated VENETIAN LNIMENr Price
- and 50 Sold hv all the Drug and Sorekecper
Depot No GO Courtaudi.si., New YORK.