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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-17

NGUSfC hath charms to sooth savage, dc.
wi Violins. Banjoes, Tamborines, AccoTde-
ons, Claiionets. Flutes, Flies, Meodeons &C.,
for sale at ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 22yl
MAPS of the Seat of War, just received by
va ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 22yl
IT ETTER Presses, a new article, which no
i business man should be without, for sale
by G. b. ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 22yi
THE U. S. Grinnell Expedition In search
of Sir John Franklin, just received by
G. B. ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 1871
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The amount Of defacation reported to be $500 600.
Before his arrest Mr. Boughter had assigned to the
trustees all his real estate ana other property amount
ing value $120 Geo. leaving unbslanced deficit
estimated at $780, 600 The capital stock of the nstitu
leaves $3.50 0c0 to be lost by the dspostors The depo
sits set down at $3.50 000 and from this statement
estimated that the depostors will realize from rs to
so per cent their deposits Some inclined to be-
lave that they will eventually realize the whole, and
that the institution win DO again put into operation.
The Auditor of the State Of Ohio has just issued his
report for the last fiscal year. The revenue and ex-
penditures were as follows:--
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


SUNDAY, June l0--6 4. N.
The stock market during the past week has been
quite active. and prices current at the close
yesterday show an advance on those ruling at the
close OF the week previous. The highest points
we're realized about tbs middle OF the week. The
rise was too rapid to be sustained, and the bears
for the time have little the advantage. Holders
are, however, firm and the depreciation has serious
~ reduced supplies. Nearly all the most produc
tive railroad stocks viii pay Eve per cent on the
next semisnnual dividend day, and in view Of that
high rate there are very few sellers In money
matters there has been no change. The arrivals o.
specie have mot been large anticipated but the
banks show no dminution in their supply. Tho
change in the departure Of steamers from San Fran
cisco Is the cause of the small remittance By ca n
Of the last two steamers. BY tho old arrangement,
the Panama boat should have left on the 10th, being
her regular day. Had she done so, her freight
alone, would have been upwards Of one million Of
dollars, and there would have been no disappoint.
ment. The next arrivals Of gold from San Fran.
cisco viii bring the Accommodations of two weeks,
and we have no doubt the aggregate remittance viii
be upwards Of one and half million Of dollars.
The rates OF interest continue to rule at tho lowest
points, and there not the first indications Of any
unfayorable change in financial affairs. The out.
ward movement Of specie win, without doubt, con-
tinue large until our harvests are completed,
when we look not only for cessation
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CITY TRADE Report.

SATURDAY June 20 X. NJ.
AsHEs--Sales Of 100 barrels pots made at IS 81
q So 81; PEARLS we're at 50.
BRKADsTUFTs.- Fiour-There was change Of
ment in prices inferior and common rather easier
10 purchase ut quotations The sales footed up sb0ut
6,000 900 barrels including to choice grades
OF state. at 80 so $40: Michigan Ohio, Indiana and
Wisconsin do, $40 GO $40 IS; and Ohio extra at $Ii
$l1 75 Canadian, 800 barrels. at $40 81 SlI 26;
Southern 200 barrels at Sill Sill SO for common -
choice and 81 IS So for extra
WHEAT Market quiet: 1 900 bushels Michigan white
sold at ~ 66 and cargo OF Upper Lave at 81 20
CoRN-Active; sales about 1000 0,000 bushels,
chiefly Western mixed, at 81 OF 81 03 for Inferior
and common: 81 "a 81 o. " for sound, on the spot
end 81 81 08 for good sound in lots for shlpmsats
yellow Southern WAS, at 81 TO- offered aud at 81 u,
asked; small lot of Suthern white sold ut 81 10.
Rye was firm at 81 So Oats scarce, and in good
Demand at full prices.
CoFrTE-The market was quiet and confined to about
400 q 500 Rio, at oid prices and $50 Java, AT 1tc.
CoTToNThe sales embraced about 900 bales and the
market closed firm,
FREGHTs-To Liverpool about 200 Is, 900 bushels
Of corn engaged at Cd In ships bags 600 barrels
at 3d. $50 tons at u.s. and 500 bales Of
cotton at As per bale. To Glasgow $50 bbls beef
engsged at 3s. There alteration in rates for
Havre or for California.
PIMENTo-The account per Illinois from Jamaica being
Of an unfavorabs nature regarding the crossing creP
heavy storm having prevailed there, holders have be-
come firm. About 200 bags were sold to day, ia
bond, at 9Sc cash. There is now none to be had at
this rate.
Of 200 500 bills, including old st Sl7, aud new
co. at ST. 50 SIT 62. prime at S14 SO 4lf
rs. Beef firm with sales Of 400 500 bbs. ct fun
prices. Prime mess quiet at SO S26 Beef hams
were SO hbds hams and 20 do dry sailed shoulders
private TERMS with sales Of 200 300 packages shout
ders, ct 1870. 7nic., and hams ct 9lsc Loo. IA
cen continued scarce and firm Lard was less :ct!ye;
for common 70 prime. Butter and cheese inactive,
and unchanged In prices.
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Total amount Of coal transported from the
entire Cumberland coal region, during the week
ending Saturday, I'd instant, was 4,263.e7
tons, and since the LIST Of January last 214 4s4l0
tens, Of which 14s.09s07 tons were trans
ported ever the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
road, and 66,336.O3 tons descended the Chesapeake
end Ohio canal The coal trade for the last week
shows 10 improvement upon the week preceding;
demand still continues limited, and the prices too
low to justify extended operations. We see no pros
pect Of improvement in either particular. A great
many coal boats are still tied up at the canal wharfs
and business about ttem looks decidedly fat. On
the railroad but little over half business is doing
In shipments.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of
the banks Of New Orleans for the week ending May
2s, compared with that Of the wee Previous
BANKS OF NEW ORLEANS.
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The value u expxts during the past week rs
someshas larger than usual, and so was that Of In
ports. Our foreign trade appears TO be gesaag
more active. The inpoststions ss this season srs
usual, large while the exports are usually On ths
other extreme. The limited movement in bread
s'uffs, on account Of our small domestic supplies,
seems to reduce the total expectation very mssesi-
ally Notwithstanding the high prices ruling in 81
own markets, wo continue to ship to foreign port.
in our immediate vicinity. but no; hing goes 70 IA.
rope except perhaps little indian corn to Iivsr.
pool. We notice very large shipment Of copper .
HsvJe last week.
The diving is comparative stasensat q he
value of exports from the commencement o. ths
year To ,June T.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE IL. 1855.

Of this expectation. bat for q tara ia
the tide, and Q Getting OF the current
this way. The weather Is al that can be
desired for the crops. and the prospect every day
brigbtsrs. A fey weeks will settle tbs entire
question Low prices fsr brsadssufs will now regu.
late our foreign exchaages aud enable rs 70 assu-
mnlste on our California receipts Of gold. Tue
Southern rivers wers at tue latest dates rapidly
risisg, and the probability is thai we sh,a open the
d 1t Business season under circumstances moro ia
vosable and encouraging than have been known for
years
The expectation Of specie from this or last week
was not very heavy:
SHIPMENTS OF 6PEoM FROM THE PoRr OF NV YoEK
Steamer North Star, Havrs gold bars. sos, leT OF
Do do. Co. Am con..... 12s,50l 90
Total for the week. ................. S2s860s OF
40, TC2 256 ~
fetal for 1867. 92s, e64 20
This week the export ID likely to bs nearer two
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1n1 WccA VIC oAPOLs IL nkofy 10 D5 nearer Two
millions Of dollars.
Mr.. Albert Il. NiceIay's regular ssmi weekly auc
tion sales Of stocks and bonds win take place on
Monday, at l2i o'clock. at the Merchants Elk
charge. o. the ha will be found 5000 shares Lan-
easter Zinc Company.
The Treasurer Of the Trustees Of the Utica and
Schenectady Railroad will cell at the Merchants
Exchange, in this city, on the 10th instant, the re-
naming assets Of tina. company, consisting of the
following secuiitiee:-
s43 shares New York Central par value. 800
ad % 01 ao DO per per ssn. a MS SSs
The sale win be for cash, and a. soon thereafter
as the accounts and dividend lists can be cared
dividend viii be declared. embracing all the funds
except tride for contingencies or claims against
the company.
The assessment Of seventy cents per share on
the stock Of the Gold Hill Mining Company has been
very generally paid.
The anthracite coal trade from the Schuyikll coal
region has fallen OF little the past week, in conse
querce, o. we have been informed, Of the unusual
amount Of water In the mines. This matter will
probably be remedied in few days, and business
will then become O. active % ever again. For the
week ending on Thurday, the Reading Railroad
brought down 1868 tons and for the seas IN $685..
Isl TONS against slS7e9 tons to the same time last
year. The SchuIlkin Navigation Company sho ~
also very light tonnage. The whole amount of
coal brought down for the week ending on Thurs.
day was only 1887 tons, and for the season 334 73
tons, against 252 1899 tons. n shipments by the
Lehigh Navigation for the weeA nding on Saturday
last were again heavy reaching = 232 tons, and for
the season 2S3, 720 tons. SeuDSersons are already
putting in their next winters supply having learned
tanned nov than later In the season, when business
is more crowded
The receipts of coal at Richmond, the Reading
Railroad depot taken away about as fast they
sriive. The railroad brought down last week and
the week before less than the amount shipped. TIE
ol;rv,>ou ta Tort vvaoIr uero "a fono mo
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county Of New York, from the ID day
Of June to the 9th day Of June, 1856.
Men, 81; women, $751; boys IT, girls, 109-rotal, 356.
Adults 1885, children 231 males, 1885, females, 16T; g.
lored persons H.
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AT ths meeicg q ssOckhc,dsrs shs chsirraar
fsss.d tsas the progress or business has bean ss
factory, aod that toe indastrst interests q Ireland
are eenssA.y in prosperous position With re.
gard 60 'te failures which occurred iass yea- il
some departments OF ssSe, il was mentioned that
thsy were attributable TO connection wit, spscu-
ianve firns Ia Liverpool. The improved position Of
the bank Is coszidesei 70 b. d,wr By the steady
advance in the amount Of rest or undivided ofts,
which. from fls2ooo IN 1868, has. notwisst sadiug
Increased rates distribution, augmented to sI62 OOO
The reiares Of the Boston banks for the week
encing june 4ta. compared with those OF the week
previous, exhibit the aunsxed results
BANKS or Boston.
Lde,utS' My ~. Juse 4 Isre1e D,creas-
Capital. tSc, md, oOo $50 fIO 900
Due haBks.... 6,9s9l78 $3.50 304 s67Ia6
deposits. .la,6o 20. A,ys3,932 l6344o
Circulation =. T,l02 81 yllS,9T8 ,ss4s
Total ......se O,si22sa eo,se4,zi4 lsl ,9ai
ASSETS.
ms nsecunts. So Coy, a24 $5l, 9ee.o53 sla2TI
So: DaAe' S, or,,s e,ooo5l0 1858
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s14, 8s2, sl7 II, AT, 76s 1854, esl s,o4i 1897
50, OK, 424 7,ol7, oc4 II, 500, 500 Il, $50, 22s

Increase. s96,5so Decress.. s64e,65a
In addition to the foregoing cash assets, the banks
hold foreign and domestic exchange to the extent Of
the respective figures, as compared with last
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There were in store at Chicago, on the 30th Of
May, 252 ,2s2 bushels OF CON- 1888 do OF wheat,
3l7326 do. Of cats II was being shipped on at tho
rate Of fifty to sixty thousand bushels per day. but
vas arriving almost as rapidly.
Annexed ID an abstract Of the condition OF the
Provincial Bank Of Ireland, on the 25th Of March
last
xhe statement Of accounts showed the
amount Of rest or undivided profits at
the 2Sth OF March, 1854 .E1aS, 3lS IL
Borps at midsummer, 1sS4.............. 21,6o0
Balsnee. .......................... I23,7lS IL
DiyidepdS midsummer and Christmas
1854 ......,.................... 1920 o
Remains. ............................. so,5is IL
Net profits In year ending the 3lst OF
March, 1855, after deducting property
tax and providing for al bad and doubt
full debts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
March, Elss, 2ls Is s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Fos EuRoPE-The United States Nal steamship
Pacific, Cspt Nye sailed from this port yesterday for
Liverpool She carried out 225 pssseogers, q nong
whom we're the " Honorable General Augustus Cesar
hannibal Dodge, Minister Pknipotentiary to the
"Cout Of her Catholic ,jesty, Issbea the Second,
Queen of Spain; bis wife, three children and SER
"yant;" Mr.. A. T. Stewart, ii. c. DE X shm, and
WIN. DeDnis,own. She also hsd among her freight,
sl,3i3,737 80 in specie
THI NAyY.YARD.-On Monday the crew Of the
United States steamsh Mississippi, recently arrived
from japan and the East Indies were paid of aud
discharged, ard the ship taken out Of commits
nisson. large sale Of condemned storee OF various
bines YES held. The little clipper bark Eirgo. fit
trg up for the Arctic cruise, fos'ed from the
Naval Dry Dock. The storeship Relief was then
taken 10 the dock, her bottom examined the copper
log repaired and let out in the afternoon. Shortly
afer~srd the storeship Supply, the vessel Of the
"camel expedition" to the Mediterranean, and the
little water talk boat the Wstersp,ut, were foated
in. TIE Supply is coppe'iog and the water boat is
repsining Upwsrd Of !, 800 men are at present en-
ployed in sbipbuc ing getting vessels ready for Sea-
erecting mscf irery for various purposes, and carry
ing out the many improvements OF the Yard A
large number at work upon the fes-wal, east Of
the Naval Dry Dock. The fiiga'e Congress is await
ing her officers and crew She is to be the fsg ship
Of the Mediterranean squsdr.D, under the msnd
of Commodore BItsse. Recruits are enlistng at the
rate Of ten snd twelve day. The storeship Relief
has begun to losd for the Brazil st,tion and will
sail for her destination. The following vessels ere at
the Navy. Y1c: Storesbips Supply, Lexington, Re-
lief ard Southampton steamers Mississippi and City
Of Boston, fiPaies Congress, Sabine and Brandy
wiIe ship North Carolina; Arctic bark Eripgo.
The Lexington lie advertised to be sold at public auc
ton on the LIST Of JuIe
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to attend bis nsfs from his late residence No 81 Cskson
Of corner q Greer ch this sfternooa AZ o'cl1ek
DOSaLLY- On tbs nth ut 81 Nc 2i5 sthsy., New York
John z Dopsily. ssed yesrs
nj. reu .ir, were Inferred in the Cemetery OF the Ever
grt-rs -
Fern.s E.q .sed jean, Of the firm Of Fernalt Perew
strip huicrrs . 49,
kILLER-At Chicsso IN, April -, the Sew Moses Miller
.g.d formerly .rd co. Sc years. pastor
Church ie Esssh. Msg
RpCsE-At ssr.tow.c Va, April 10. Lew Rouse
Jrdse Rouse rave q Ro1ses Point Lake Chsnplsia
n Y; hut hsd resident OF wisconsn rsazS 80 Yers
ro,t Of the tim LIVING Green Bay De received tbs q,
oir erf of Jqds. OF he North District while Wscons-
Territor. attached the jurisdiction Of Michigan
TABER-At L. s.nssor led. Apsil IS, cyras faoeE IA
tive Of rf.ertcn. Z. J., asea s.
WOoD-Os MoseAs, Apr. 80. asr,hs BOste;ou. wife Of
Oliver T. Woo and daughter CT Daniel Bonteeou, E'a
sprir sfeld, Mss.
TIE lsnds the fszy respectfully invited to stend
her funeral services this afternoon oeloek 10 the Church
Of the PurifsIs
wooDsUFF-on the sssh u, At Brooklyn. james Wood
ruf assd 10 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
TIE BROOKLYN BOARD OF EXCISE.

Several members of the Board of Excise having
expressed their de elimination to meet for the purpose
of considering applications for licenses number Of
Houordeslers filed their applications in the On % OF
the City Clerk On learning this the Mayor requested
the Clerk to file 10 more applications, which request
the latter agreed to comply with if so ADVISED by tue
CORPORATION Counsel. The Counsel gave aTrit-
ten opinion, which is in cOnfor nifty With the views OF
the Mayor. 1t is as follows
To THy CLERK-De0r STs In reply to your IN
ourv whether as Clerk of the Cry you are author
lied TO receive and file 10 your office after this date,
applications for grocery and tavern licenses safe
that as Clerk of the City you have no right 10 encu,
Der the Office with papers not known or recogn'Iea
by sny law of this State. l unhesltatngly stats you
have no such right and advise you not to receive or
file any applications in yo1r office TOR grocery aua
tavern lceIses The receiving and ding OF apphes-
lions my tend to encourage the applicants VITA tue
ides that they stand chance of getting license
The license law OF the State IN my judgment, Is re-
repealed. N. f. W, " A ~ e',,,,vr
Several applications had been received and NED
before the lst Of May but hereafter none VII be re-
ceived The time for the meeting of tue Board. as
fixed by the Charter, is Tuesday next, on which day
the lioenfes ip THE city expire.
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TAdx.rtisementI
CARD-TO INvALIDs VISITING OR RESIDING

A CARD-To ISvALIDs VISITING OR RESIDING
EEw.YoRK-A desire the invalid from the
which mposure Qaackey spread nduces tte
cessDsd this public invitation al invads visiting
this City for medical snvice ho.e residing here to es upon
him at his Office No ia Brosdwsy. he viii be blessed to
give per city safe ard resbe COUNSEL and sdvce;
In ali where Be- afford relief be will give such In
form will enable the invalid resident stranger 70
avoid position End the medical aud surgical aid required
For The following diseases be be consulted from cock
to O'clock p N every cay in the week, Sundays ex
eerted:
jorsuuptor and a. Diseases Of the Lusss and Throat
Pslpta;ion ard all other forms Of Heart Oisasse-
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia and all other Osesses OF sto
a<h and Bovels. Piles &c.
Prospsus and all forms Of Femse compAints Irregularities
ard We.tpess,a
Rheunsum scrofuls and all Skin Diseases
PerOrs 6isisnce invited consut hi ~ letter
giving him full statement Of the Prompt answers viii
be return ed
Al adriee ,ritioEf aay charge rAdterev.
Address S. 8 FIrcH An, MD,
No ia 6roadway, ~ Y.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia

lReportsd for Ia, n. Y. rSiscsE byJ s Il q. rsvl
e. 20 s5-n s.; COO DO s3 2ooc Allegheny couny Is,
seuteuvle III; coo Camden and Amboy Railroad o. SO
s4; 100 City Railroad &c s 55 schay Nav. 6s 80. 500
So DO "a set % Pepr.yiyseis Railroad, tS. 900 Lshsn
Zine stvn sl do cash 81 l5J Norris Canal b5 Ia. 100
co. b5wn III Zoe do IS IL; 20 schryl Nav 2i; Sori,
tow Railroad sSi $50 Long ssrd Rsiiros1 b5 lt 100 do
cash 1915 $50 New Cree CoN Compsuy. b5 7f Is Mnehi
tsi.ro,d NJ; lCO sehuy Nav Pref b5 !; ado 3i 100
Reading Railroad as 30 do i! II sttle sehayL Railroad.
S.; Lehish Nav ,79t
Bstrsn BoarE-sOo City Railroad g. e2:; so Lshsh
Zrc s5ep, q.
efs; $40 susq Canal rs 81; 500 81; 30 New Greek
Coal Co. III go Dc 26ays q, 80 DO. b, p; tHssbursh
Railroad t5i; Camden aad Anboy RAILROAD 1896 S;huy
Nav Pref IS, Si Penn Rzrosd as; los Reading Rail-
road. IS; 50 Wsshipst City Gas, Fl l.
sl Geo New Crek Coal Co. in lots b 2 100 Lehigh Znc
ss Sc do as AZ 4O do in lots az 50 Lensh Nav, ds
IS; Is Morris Canal Pref b5, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE REV. Mr.. HALsrr.-
A most cad casualty yesterday deprived us OF one
Of our uost exemplary clergymen, the Rev. Charles
H. Halsey, Rector of Christ Chuch. 1t appears that
Mr. Haley was visiting the building now in pro-
grtss adjoining the Everett House, on Unicnsqaare,
for the purpose of inspecting parts of the work
ship TO which, well 10 that of some otner build
ingr his attention bad been drawn in view OF the
erection of a parsonage for his church. He was
standing on the fourth floor of the ediice, looking
through the opening of the largo central Windows
which as yet are without ssshes The sill OF this win
dew Is unusually near the floor and in approaching
IT, the probability is that he lost his balance, and fell
through to the ground distance of some sixty feet.
He never spoke after The fall and survived the iojary
but about half an hour. very large circle Of at
tsched friends viii JOIN with the congregation which
Mr.. Halsey 60 wortbily served in deplorng this dis
utrous event. which has deprived the community OF
one OF lie most faithful sborious and consistent min
isters Of the Gospel. Mr. Halsey was in his 46!h
year. He was a son in-law Of President Kiog Of
Columbia College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
DIED..
linz Henry VI 500 Of Daniel P .

BARNARD Yesterday morning Henry " $40 Of Daniel r
ard sarah A Bsnsrc sged IL years months . f.ys,
TIE r.sys. and Of the family invited 70 At
erd hi. funsrs hi, hursosyl afternoon Of o'clock from
No. s. Ceurt st., brooslyr. - =, NJ,
BIsBoP-At Coll, &c HH. O.. April 2s Or. r n Bishop,
.sed 10 wears cr long tine President OF Miami unventJ,
A. OF .te ,ssrs Professor Of History Politics. Economy
In Farmers College. NJ
BREE.E-On Tuesday, May l, Henry P ony son Of Rob
err .no Muy Breeze aged years. month. and da5a
The relatives iends and sc9uantanees Of the family He n
qussied to attend the funeral from the residence Of ais Aha
mother No il2 Allen at this afte az O'clock N
BEITHAM-On "Wednesday morning, u inst, ersf -
serns lines Post Beethsm Ia the 9Th year OF
Tbs relatives spd feuos Of family also tse
Calum b. Lodxe Ne c. cf o. r, respectfully h''a
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r.r &, D.vrSpoRT's REPLY TO Miss

DE Writ & DAyESPoRr's REPLY TO MISS
euxyIEY-our attention has been called 70 statement Of
Nj. Io.. phine bunsey formerly protssted noNlee
. I.,t'. IA vho-e from the invent has caused
S,ybe excieue1t A attempt Low being made %
tte .tion Of the work By a. inJancnoG Ia ne
se S,.t,s Cocrt n All 81 present enter IN ne
merit, e III. airy further thsn 10 s.y n. We "a
o, ceosry documents 10 prove the ''""''y -
s,s'nsa ,ore trof,s seed and Jssuite.l therds na.e
OF her and endesvong 70 mold hei %
tI,ir we've, thst cannot, with po2rey our
,c.ne A, Puntes we b.ye nothing 70 90 WIZ tne 81.
A.. smile, md her sgsnt. excepting 10 the ns,ie
=, hsr that has rot been PER nsd 20 Ies
h., tr;e has prepared for pabcator Tnis we aeny 20,
have repestsdly endeayored - suonhi DOH VIC '>
ara the proof sheets 70 her iev.ion ,ss u..,..
Dt WIN L DAyEsPokr. Nos 100 and io- NASSAU -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

For THE MAINE LAW A young man came iats
the Mayors Office yesterday and wanted to complain
of bis sher for threatening the life Of his sister and
nother, and striking his sister, that morning. He
was ak,d what bis father old, and answered; he
"dont do nothing that's the trouble. He only
"n,al es enough to keep himself in rum We think
Chat we can get him sent up to the Island for two or
three months, till the Fourth of July. wish we
"ted the Maine Law the first of May"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

Bosr BorLER-his complained that Mr. Mick
leeps a bone. boiling establishment 10 tue neigooor-
hood Of seventy-ninth-st and sevcnth-sv and tnA'
the stencil arising from it is very unpleasant al
the distance Of baf mile to cay nothing OF those
who live nearer. The complainant thinks inst
II it is allowed to remain until warm weather. cho'era
will be plenty up there, and it will be rather oialen
to call it one Of the mysterious dispenssnons oil
Providence"