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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07

j. W uITTI$GHAh,
President of Council No. 7.
JAMES HOLIDAY, V. P.
II. HoDLErzELL. Jr.. Sec'ry,
NJ. NJ. BLEAKMUKE,
ANDREW EDWARDS,
GEORGE ST1nGER,
WIN. 5. LANE,
GEDRGE EDwA-DS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

THE ESTATE OF MADAME Dr. Lrx.-An argumen
has been had for the last two days before the Surro-
gate Of the City of New York in this important and in
tere.tng case The parties appearing before the
Court are the Public Administrator ofthe City OF New
York Oh behalf of the rights of the City of New-lork;
the Hon. Salmon p Chase of Ohio on the part of the
son John T. Ferrie claiming TO DC heir to the estate;
and Messrs John Jay and Charles E. Whitehead on
the part Of the French Consul and unknown French
heirs A motion was made on the part of the French
Consul for rowing commission to be issued TO 81
Girons and Massat the places Of nativity OF Madame
Du Lux and her alleged son. in order to obtain further
testimony in regard to the succession. This MOTION
was opposed by the claimant and il was urged tns'
letters Of administration be forthwith granted 10 'onn
p. Ferrie, the alleged The curious features Oh
this romantic fully reported IN The iRlBoSA
Of the 9th Of March when the case was originally ar
cued. Since that time another feature has been
brought before the Court. The Legislature passed
law giving the right 10 legmate children to inherit
from their mother in default Of lawful issue Thus
stands the case at present The prize Is large and the
exertiOns Of the attorney. equally strenuous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
FIGHT BETWEEN GERMANS.
4 POLICEMAN STABBED.

shortly before u o'clock on Mondaynight partysof
Germans who had been drinking quite too freely OF
lager-beor became very dsorderly on the corner OF
Third-s. and Avenue \, and in fact actually got en-
gagged in drunken brawl.
The noise created by this disturbance attracted the
attention of the Seventeenth Ward Police. Officers
poremus and Mortimer ran to the spot and used their
efforts to settle the difficulty and dispcrse the ntoxi-
Gated individuals without the commission OF further
violence but in doing their duty they meet with much
opposition The officers persisted in having the crowd
dispersed when several of the party rushed upon the
two Policemen and one John Kondrick as is charged,
drew knife and stabbed Doomus in the left breast,
infiicng q deep wound which it is feared will termi-
nate fatally.
Kendrck at once fed and was sufficiently sober to
run off at grea, speed. He was pursued by Officer
Voss and took refuge in the cellar Of a wood-house
where he was found and arrested with the bloody knife
in his possession He was taken TO the Seventeenth
Ward Station House and subsequently before Justice
Wood who committed him to prison to await the re-
cult of the injuries of his victim.
The unfortunate policeman was placed on door
and conveyed TO hi residence No. ~ stanton-st,
where Le lies very low and attended by two or more
musicians. who consider his recovery very doubtful.
John Andarics, German painter, was also arrested
charged with aiding and abetting Kendrick in the
felony.
Nj Doremus has identified Kendrick as the man
who stabbed him.
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DIED.

ASst-r-on srrday ,fs-noon Nay IS Dssox.H NJ Ass~-.
The friend Of the family and Of her Robert ana Win W.
~ Abbas, ayiied to attend The funeral from her "a
ss y os NoSs Ms ,ys
Of disease Of the hes MAsy cusErse AIRS, sssd years
Funeral take place O'cock tbs "wednesday afer
boon, corner Of lersey aud Caiir'sine-sts -, -,
DISENAS-On Mc1day morning May 10. May HosfssS
DNss,S ssHshssr II w H. aud Julis Dssnso. -s-d q
Hes funeral viii be attended tti. wednesday, serseos
O'Clock the NJ T. church in Mulherryt Bleevk-rt
The friends are aasooney invited TO attend ~th0as fshse
Darros--)u Monday May u, At North Orange " J. VIII
The unerE service will be held the house q Mrs john r.
Num- on teurstay tas i,,n MS ~ os.oex =: NJ
FsEpsscs kEHLBsok Of Bremen Germany aged Is years
His sstiSe. md fnd, also those Of his bOhe and anee.
respectfully invited to attend b mineral from h, aocle-
residence No 1877 Atlsntcst Soah Brooklyn, on Nednes-
day May is st 10 o'clock A. ~ without any further ava-
ton.
LADc,rE-or Friday, May II, ELIZABETH LnOsIrs. asss
The remains were taken to the cearstey Of she Everrress
s,I- $3.50: iaesday, May o. y..r
her age, CAROLINE NJ, wife o; Jennison A Leland
The friends and relatives of the family father
John smith sud her brother'nlsw H. A. wsshburn and
residence q her iher No p oOneOrd'i, rhur.day
MLLTF-on Friday May H. at woodburn his country seat ON
the Hudson near Newbursh CHStsroPHES NILLss ESQ.,.
SlcHOLsOS-In Jersey City Tuesday. May IS AssExArs
NICHOLSON, asd bout 60 late OF Newfork where Tor If
years she extensively known the keeper Of he
Graham Boarding House also the anhor OF rsye IN Ire
land during the late snre and other works decded merit
Her funeral will take place this day IN Jersey CITY sciock
P NJ. from the Dutch Reformed Tabernacle Church in Fro
t.. and her rem aims taken % Greenwood
PScESEY-0n Monday May IL. after lingering illness, Ass
ELIZA, wife Of Thompson Pincknev, aEed 81 years.
The friends q the family respectfully invited attend thu
funeral from the residence Of her sister Mrs Valentine No.
81 Eas lsth-.t. "Wednesday afternoon 10Th inst. at y
o'clock.
yoScK-On Tuesday morning MAY IS, Mr. WILLIAM Voscx,
aged 81 years months and Is DAYS.
The relative and friends Of the family respectfully invited tn
attend his funeral Thursday afternoon oelo from bis
late residence Nc. 30 5is, without further invstnn-
n Bills remains will be taken Greenwood Cemetery
for
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La r. INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COrFr-GENEsAL TgEN-NAY 6-Behre
judges MITci'EtL ROOSEVELT AID CLAsSf

The Pe0rie -. Andrew NLlitms.
.,,fau. ltiif,a ne WAS found On

DECISIONS.
The Peorie -. Andrew Williams
The defendant Willa rs was t0uuf guilty o th'
murder bis By poison ard sentenced r execution Oh
the trs he Eh whom wiz eiIisa sttd IA, d,
Saturday vessel IN husband shPkesP
e. and hat be gave her sgnethss ~ arn ait-
the house while the wife lsy sc and ave a-r snas
zh' t>undayl Motion made for ~ a on the ground
that stions II the wife wh> had occurred toe
, s.s Sd been LIN 5rs v.ns
Be presented that the party making the declaration was
cnsSous Or aTrehensvs q the tne Of sTP%aehns seath
which was shown here. New trial granted
The People sgt Peyerely.
The defendant was recently found guilty Of arson
Court considered the legal meaning % the
ADJOINING The statute provides IN Ike the present
insiders that the charge trial that they enough
danger dwelling i' much wider esgnl,an than De
The People ast Pierre GouEelrnan.
Defendant was found guilty Of an attempt at rape
Mote made ioF new tIis The nhctmen the Court said.
emit: the word revsh which i the term required BY com
sw. Besides which the fr felony while
the ernie Of which be was found guilty nisaeneanor
g. NJ Tracy AZ T. O. Tallmsise President of the North
American Trust snd Banking Company.
Suit a. TO bond and mortgage The question here
j. the relative powers Of the General and Special Term
Tie had been placed upon the General Term Calendar by
Il both parties bat subsequently moved to strike
4 % ground that It must first be heard at Special Term
There ue the Court said requiring appeal frst 70 b.
heard At General Term. The presnt edns Is in the
ure 70 SET aside the report referee AMI there moth
ing prevent being heard another
IL matter Of convenience only The moon strike the
s r Judge RoosavrLr-Drcroy
MATTER OF WIDENING WHITEHALL-srREET.
The Court held that in Improvements of the kind
parties interest have right sny tine be
fore he closing Of the argument and present objections Order
George Austin ast Catherine Austin.
judgment for plaintiff.
Geo A. Thomas. ct a. s,t Gea W. Thomas.
Motion granted.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT May l5-Before
Judge lNsERsOLL.


The following gentlemen were impsnneled and
John ; Bussiug Forenan Joseph Apologize Gerar
T. Beeksan John c. Baxter William 4. Burtis. IT, WIN. T.
Barnes Charles Carve samuel ;. Constant William P Den
Benjamin Ellis Leonard l. Johnson. William McArihlr,
Alex RANKIN, Al bert smith Henry sPooiord Joseph Thomp-
son Elisha IrCughtou.
The Judge his charge said the powers Of Grand Jury in
the United confined such matters
within the iur.dc Of a Courts ani these al laid down
IN the Congress There many oense IN the State
Courts ccErzabe BY what known the Common Law but
they apperisn The United States Courts The Grand
jury this District limited jurisdiction this southern
Dct New and Oeuse commit I'd board United
States vessels sometimes in foreign port In orier
t Of Indictment against party twelve Of The Jurors
agree they bound hafore finding such bill Of ldct
euf 10 Satisfied in their minds that the evidence 5efje
th.m unexplained sufficient cOny,f the parry. II
twelve of he sixteen forming the present Grand Jury
gree rule upon Indictment the Grand jury
~ urn ilst bin against such parry has not been found
The Grand jury then retired for ielberaion.
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CITY ITEMS.

"T,KE THAT GIRL AWAY" is the title Of A two
act comic piece produced last night at Bur.
tons The characters are old gentleman with
two daughters, Of whom he has promised
TO an oyster-dealer, harum-scarum painter who
falls in love with every girl be secs the two girls
one very mild the other a vixen the young
proprietor Of oysterbcd, very green anb very silly
biz godfather, mere cyphor, and housemad. The
plot is hardly worth detailing. Mr. Burton Is the
bothered old father, which he did fairly Mr. George
Jordan the impulsive painter, was very good Miss
Hough the wild daughter, exceeding natural
and consequently very good Mr.. Moore the
soft oysterman was also fair. The others
had not much TO do There is considerable fun in the
thing; but last night II not all brought out, owing,
we believe 10 illness on the part Of the manager,
though be still managed to be very amusing in his
part. We presume the piece will improve on further
acquaintance
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SUPERIOR COURr-MAY l5-Before Judge OAKLEY.
AILEGED MRnNrFTI. LEVY.

Daniel ~ 'enDuFEn
Plaintiff alleges that be owner OF the stock ami
store Of jewellery No 80 Grandst end that Mr. :. Off
GER invady took from said eight gold watches and
diamond ring valued j, Tor which action Il brought
IN defense aid that the property possession Of
and belonged aac Rosenburg that defendant had placed In
biz hands for executions obtained AZ the Marine
Court fr 500 In Henry l.. Case said Isaac
Ro.e turgh and that he levied upon the property in question
under those executions
On behalf plaintiff who repleyinei the property !, was
denied that ssc possession. He had formerly owned
had been unfortunate h having been robbed by hole
cut through floor end he a.o lot money BY establishing
business saugetes &c and that time
prvous question he sold 10 his brother the
plaintiff Testimony taken Verdict for plaintiff yaiug
he property rs ard - IS damage For plaintiff Mesr
nurrr Daydsoni tor deiendax Nes'rs shepard Pars
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FIRE.

Fms II USiOs MARKET.-The alarm Of fire in the
Sixth District, at halfpast twelve O'Clock this morn
ag, was occasoned ~ the bursting of a camphene
lamp in Union Market. No damage was done The
City Hall and other bells only rang few rounds, but
before they had ceased ringing the officers duty a.
the Eleventh Ward Station House teegrephed the
whereabouts Of the fire to the Chiefs Office.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

uvv1ryG oT The JERSEY CITY CoNNoS CoUScIL.
Aresuar meeting q The jersey Cy Comm9n Council va
h,i4 - evening the LFceum AID John H. Lyon Pfes
ssu OF the Board the Chair Several petitions for tavern
le,nss VIZ be- 81. a a. eh eeaes BE- sr.afed during
~, ensuing AID Insey moved an srnsndme1 MS ne
ne efs license b $50 The amendment ~a' Lost o7 ne io
'vvII.a Lyon Davenport, Greene Hill, Insey, Kseney
L.n, y-,a EDGE. Erwin. Hoffman RspPelJsa Thompson
I'll ard Wilsou .ibscaf-Cobo. . -
The orzna rn Of 500 was then voted down . me ieH
Fe,,yhssPEess Erwin Hoffman RAPeys, Thompson aud WI
'ssS-Ths Pre- dent AID Davenport Greene. Hi iHssy
ne President the following Committee. ior the
'fi;laaaSnse-Lyra.n Kes-sy ,ns. Davenport
S.hools-Gfcene. lnsey and Lyman.
-, and BGier-Edse. Cobb and Greene
Sfyss,s-Hll. Keeney and Lyman
si-,-Cotb Hoffman and Insley.
Pic, and LieeHis-lnAley HiA md Davenport
s.iss,r -sfs- Davenport, Cobb ard EEwin-
PsBle Ground aad BH'dHg'-RaPpeiyea' lyf'eH 'aa
lTIIaa--lJs-Thomr-on. Wilson and Erwin
astAKseney Holman ami Hil
seccr.-wilsoH and RspP~,,y;eA
Srlayfes. 0-oo, and Eierfi0n,-Rsppslyes snd I 1<e
Tts Council then proceeded to elect the folio" ns oesi ''
~ s,r1, a.. -i.,ionsr-Roter- s. gilman
Cir Aff0,ney-RichartD. AcClel.nd
C9airoleT-J. v HArdenbessh
f,fr Treafgrer-Alberr T. smith
Chsf e Poisee-Chzres T. Esr.ey.
Csgsrf6r # isaessment.-Jseo6 z. Msn1a&
cOgec,or y lrysan ef Iase'aEsrA b sPpeL
...'.laaf captaia Of tie Waies-chAres A Tanner
~ 49,, ssI F.-r,e-wm s.aaeron
c,is FA,sieian.-Frst and Second wards-w. A. DuIre'
ms sns FOgrth Ward--D l. Reeve. cor,o.
''.i sz~,ss,9asy, Of A.e--ru,-Fs w.d-Dsvia Goaa
second wsraJ K ysn Bussrs Third "Ed-J = hst'0 4
Fourh Wsrd-Jsnes Marine.
AFTER some further business the Board sdloarned
The body Of man was found floating in the ;Eate
r the .pe 81 Justice Redford held N .naIe,t ~
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MARRIED..

BLAisDstL~LswEsscE-In ye;seuaes, VI 70 Tr-i.y May
Ill W BLAsDrLL. ia, Of Rackfora. m 20 Mis- kiIss-
RHrH J., daughter Il 4 hon. VILE le~renee.
DsLA>D-TaYLoR-ln Parma. yackso, ccu-fy Mich.
eeneiaE, May BY the Rev Preston fsy0r, CHaslEs
DsLANo, Esq, Editor Of The Jackson CsSen. add ArsE X
Arlos daughter q the officiating CleS saa u Sheldon.
frankliu County VI
hShviLis-Sr.Sreson Tuesday Ma IS :, he Csrch q
Tie fnsrns hfook BY the Rev X ;. Stos1s d. d., MI
T. a. W. ASMtLLK> % Miss Ley JANE, eide e daughter =
the iA,s = :. stanton, 20, All Of TIE above piSc,S
Oscss-GEEsSOn sunday evruias M "a n, ,h. Mr.
shelrs. NJ ssNrkL Oscar to MIS- May Gxi.rs, so<s
Of risv
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Advertisement
We would call the attention OF all TO the adYer.

te nj OF an Auction sale Of 80 BUILDING Lors in Brook
lvp 10 come OF WEDNESDAY MAY l6 lei o'clock the
rounds We nothing about the location. Eligibility &C.
OF the % zee vii nothing and Juig for yourself
Fuf ths rapidly With which Brooklyn growing Wi insure
safe and rrof table and cheap AMI
Lone The situated Division Evergreen and Bush
wikAvs end CoLrt, shafr ard Van Noorhsst For Maps
No Nss,u-st.. J. T RUSoEY No. 1872 Gnnd-st., WI
Ham.lurgh.
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tAirertisemest.I
THE PHRESOLoGICAL CABINET. No sos Broad.

Wsy csnsns thousands BusTs sd clsr from the bead Of
The mos, Distinguished men also SKULLS huuaa sal suir,
fos al eua--rs Of he sobenciudins Egyp,z Mgnris,
Prsss Robin huisFers and Thieves. also uurasr1us
PaNrxss and DEAwSGs Of eelsbFsfed aiydaal. LIVING aai
dead. Museum visitors. Examinations with Charts
ard written descriptions daily. ty FoELEss .ad WELLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

DrsmFR's Pills for Fever and Ague are pow.

slfuly Aati-Perioic nd Billions; s-d nO when bilious
disorders prevalent resulting almost certainly In ch and
Ter these Pls hOnld D. taksz freely. Tey contain
eury aIsenic in sny form quantity, and harmless
hey potent Sold ~ al d--srs and BY C. D DzsELEa
Assni ~ the wholesale depot 10. 81 Broadway Newly
Tie shove PoruAr and successful remedy Is sod wholesale
ard retail b, CHAs H. RfSG eorsr Broadway All J0hn-st
so, ~ C. '. ChckeneT Co.. 10 81 Barclays'-; stephen
PAU CO.. No e chsHbsrs-sr saiF C. Wells Co, No.
Us Frspk.ia-st.
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lAdyertisrneu,l
Too Coon FOR oPPoSESTs.-No hswkers, nc

Too GOOD FOR OPPOSESTs.-No ha~Aois, ~
peddlers; goods corner oe 20 ~.
tosrAK no kuubrs tra<h shAa cerranee - :
eive pubic; proclamation CosrAk rrfels 49, go
hsve used hs ErrfkxISAron they 81 asree ..s-
,ss,.i D., Cortrosch lie kron vifnoI.
or danger None sruaine unless sixned BY hN.i y A'
Whoe@..e .nS Retail Depot, No. SIS hroafvr'N =
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COMMISSIONS ~ SALE OF MUsKErs.

PI1ntIl shNs tHhI Mt, JUsfPH v N-T.Hl put W
fufarts m the az Of selling Mesrs Mosquero Co
Of the Government Of New-ranada, t2@0 worth OF musk q
for which who commission merchant, was entitled
10 cmu, ON Of =6l3 a. which claim Mr. A. assigned 10
plaintiff ani suit brought. L denied that Mr. A. had
been Co Verdict for plaintiff aud
interest For plaintiff Messrs J. b. stevens and Richard
Busted; Tor efsudanis. Messr. Bowman and Green.
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ti6er Of impre znatei with lime setabe
Rsuwaer rendered entirely tastees an clear crystal
They are portable durable and Of transportation Price
$50 ilS The large sizes viii liter FOR culinary purposes OF
ordinary fn1iies Eor sale by JAMS. BEFBE Co..
No Broadway.
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Advertisement
A XONDTRFTL WOMAN-Thnt MAINE GIANT

at BARSuMs MUSEUM, Is indeed wonder Awoman eight
high common curiosity vel made symecal woman
too ike the Garte adds the wonder she and the other
urosss 81 20 be BARNUMs where the very divert
ius Jiece Of the GoLDoN FARMER vtl tits afternoon and
evening
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Advertisement
pI,IN ANn DECORATME PAPER Ii ANGINGs -

PRAT1 H,RpFNBERGH Manufacturers and importers. No $50
Bosay between Leonard and Frank in invite attention
10 their extensive stock which il unsurpassed BY any this
county Faithful and w0rkmen sent 10 part Of
be CITY OF country short notice and their work warranted
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A LrQroR-DEALrR DEcLSEs THE HoSoR.-les-
ierday u the Chiefs Specials pre7eded O. arrest
ds Neve keeper Of tn Kings County Hotel for liquor
selling; Mr Neville demanded to see the warrant which the
officer refused End the time exhibited his star Mr.
Neville then stepped behind the bar and declined accompany
bl The officer aid not attempt force bu, EN- aud after
words returned with agtance ion the Ihets Ocr az WHICH
line M Neville was invisible
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ARREST OF FCGITNEs FRoN OHIO. - aptain
Leonard If the Ward Police yesterday arrested INST
orhef and Michael Walter fuSiNes non tsinnei
Ohio where IT alleged they stand charged WIN
rocds 10 . considerable amount Goodwin NahAn Co.
that ev one Of the firm hs. been tsesrsphed n regard 70
The arrest the aEi,ives and viii probably De here noi
with requsiiion upon tho Governor Of this STATE Tor me
tr.oners They about taking passage for California
.r.A
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Advertisement
WORMS SAFE Observation-Disclosures of Lii.

e'. Patent Chilled Iron Fire and Burg srpoof SAYS Almost
used BIZ Bankers Broker Merchants And Jewelers.
when known Backs warranted 70 be of with
driver Dsrot No. llg Pearst J. c. MoRRfs, Agent.
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PForoeaapHs for 81 and 81. clear as the sun

hem; DAGUERREoTYPEs rs per dozen, b. HOLINESS United
Patent Double Camera Depot Of economical Pictures
f.r the people, No. 80 Broaiw-y
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Resisting As OFFIcER.-About II O'Clock Monday
ib Sergeant Doughty q The Fifth District Police arrested
1880 eb,rscfer named Robert Cnch and Ia
-r The stouHouse Clnch dealt Oicer Doughty heavy
bow upon bead and then escaped Oeer Bradley went N
Yi, sud resisted hut the application d his club
frrebt he uan rs Cnch Yesterday he'd ia
M ouds appear the Court Of Sessions and answer the
ehsrre II ssssut and battery the officer.
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L.RcrSr BY PoR1ER.-Michael Croley. a public
porter va, Yesterday arrested charged with stealing
~ p,n thread which had been inrrusted BY Mr. kisns %
Chaesey him convey from the steamboat fyInonn
No. 50 Plstt-st. he was committed y 'u'''os '''
sxAruir afiOn.
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EDWARD II. Dixon, NJ. D., Editor Of The
sospe and Consulting and Operating Saigon No - Eff
Onee hours from TO 9, ! 20 3, ard 70 evening.
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A11rGrp CHAner ~ swINpLING.-Thomas J

ALLEGED CHARGE OF SwiNDLTNG.-Ihomas D.
Revpods Young Of gsnfer appearance yeser'sy
fought before Justice Curtis charged with obtaining quantity
- eon an ease Of a store Hamtou-av II proved
b, In December the prisoner Mr. Middleton, oi
IN erm of b. p Geo Mfdeton and IN order - oban the
Sc represented that he had $50 COO 10 England and that
he had written IT, portion aua coming BY The
Asa The complainant induced By this 20 comply with his
he. and put him into possession but the Asia brought no
funds and er second equally uitl-rs arrival his complain
st uspcon arpus.d cut Reynolds assured iip the
exu.cfed letter had core but IN the posseson r Nh
Jore of Twenty -frst'., y Y Mr. Middleton srohr in
sd,tev cut that ocsity sud Mr. r. il at the
sse time took bis departure suppoled 70 Bosom, Dl
Deruy sheriff Hegeau raced him 70 Poughk where he
~ srrestd and acknowledged that there M Jones,
al he had ssuf NJ. Middleton there 70 gain time. lie was
" committed oF ia on the charge Of obtaining goods under
else pIeteEses
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CHARGE OF FoReERY.-Edward Derriekson wa
Yesterday arrested % bench ssuet by the NoG
Session, IN which he stands CHARGED with frsery. eouse
sometime ago. lie was licked up % await trial
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Advertisement
BLAKI's PATENT FRE-PgooF PAINT, No 1l9
Pesr-st-see IN Ter head Of Paints
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court CALESDAR-THrs DtY. ., =, :,
SUPREME COURr-Geaeyai Iem-N"' - ~ W
UsIfro sraTrs DISTRICT COrRr-Sos' = ~ %
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

PrGI1IsN II 4 CHURcH-SERTOUs ACCIDENT TO THE
MfSsrER-Ihe Rev. Mr. Hodges Coored Church In south
SAth Eastern District has long been noorou. ir
who which az All IN keeping with
th0se who profess % BE- Christians On sunday night last
coored Cray Kate who has been IN the habit
II eli sorts OF aucs under the pretense that she
wa. moved hy the spirits made attack upon one q the con-
esgaan The Rev. Mr. Hodges defccnied from the pnpi
and nterfered when Kate pushed him bench win
such break OF hi. legs Kate was snochea aon
M one If tie bvanders and the meeting broke up m a.
fu huc- Yesterday Kate and another woman were aceu
aud held 70 bail 10 appear for tnai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

Rus INTO BY RAu-CAR.-The light wagon o
John Fel.erger Of Fifyhrst., Nn,hav ws rn M
YESTERDAY hv train Of cars on the Hudson River Rslo.d AZ
b-otet 10 pieces The horse also killed and he vef Sc
yeTey injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

TBE WuIIANsBURGH ELEcTIoS RIOTs.-Ihe trial
80 Forrtb Vsrd WTamshursh was resumed Yesterday the
Court Of sessions The evidence for he prosecution was con
trued la not concluded a. inc f-s OF ths 'ouf Inc
Trial viii probably last igr two days longer