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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

With fair degree Of activity the stock market was
very firm at the morning Board there being buyers at
full prices for all the Stocks offered At the Second
Board the market recovered its buoy ancy, and after
the Second Board there demand for the leading
Stocks az an advance in some cases on the closing
price Of the Board. The movement ia Nicaragua was
most marked to day, the bid at the close being SOs
an improyeme nj Of y cent. Rumors were current
that negotiations had bees renewed between the
Steamphip Company AID the Nicaragua, but we had
an official Genial within day two since, that any
arrangement was probable. Reading was active and
buoysnt the transactions being 5000 shares, closing
at gal an advance Of = cent. Erie wa 80 bid at
the close slight advance Central, With large
transactions 900 shares buoyant, and closed at
lOasa 1904. an advance Of y cent. There was not
much done in Western shares and prices are about as
before A private sale Of 40 shares Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was made at about IS, and about 1000
shares Michigan Southern have been privately eol'
within q few days at 1867 1851. Gslene and Chr
cago was 100; Cleveland and Toledo, ga; Cni-
cago and Rock Island %; Illinois Central y7l' Inc
sales Of lands by this Company continue quite a'gs
for the season. A sale Of Mehony and ohsmohD
Coal Stock. newly introduced to this MARKET "s'
made at As; Pennsylvania Coal sold at lo7t Deia-
ware and Hudson, 1872 and Hampshire a. o. Cens
ber,snd exhibits much fnness and closed a,Z't Do.
In railroad Bonds the business TO fair extent At
about previous prices Illinois Centrel 81 ErleSec-
cnd Mortgage par; 1873, sli; Goshen Line, on
Panama. 1921; Hudson River Third Mortgage, 77l,
&c. State Stocks sold to the extent Of $50, 900 a.
about previous prices Missours s5l; Indiana S. 80.
viJginss oct; Tennessees, 90 CALIFORNIA; n, &c
In Exchange the mark Is Gull and steady Sterling
sPei; France 5.i5a 5.l2l.
The following sses Of Bonds AID Stocks wero made
at auction BY Simeon Draper:
$500 Chicago aod hsspp' lss mort Int edtef 80
100 Ohio and Miss 2 LIST mort Eastern Dv in ssdsd "
e. 900 Cincinnati and Chicago p. lat nor. int add
70 srare8 Beck Fire fnssrsucs Company. 70
shares Pssife Nal Ste aH4shp Company ..s'..ss'u
% shaSes ?.1ifc MAI Stsarnship Con psny
100 shs = Sbs 3eo Mining Co tper IS paid n) ...'s'oe
Aso tie Pacific Mai Steamship Company s'eem'
| s.. Loris Of 200 tuns carpenters uessC-cmonh
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i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFo2D,
TAUNTON and NEWPORr.-Inland route, without delay,
change ofears. baggage Carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone sns
C. VANDERBILT Capt j. X. Pepdeton, 10 connection W.T.
me Sonnson and Providence and Boston and Providence
soas LEAVING Newlork daily Sunday. exceptedl from piS
no IN r. (fst wharf sh5ve Battery place. AZ p Nj, sne
stoninEon 81 $3.50 PM sys Of .hs Nal tran, vnioh
lssves Boston AZ 5 81 Pm .
The L. VANDERBILT, from w.York-Mondsy, Wetnet
day and Friday. From StonngonTuesday, Thursday Ant
Saturday.
The Pr YNOUTH ROCK from New York-ruesisy, Thu,
DAY and Saturday From StoninonMondAy, Wednesday ana
Friday. .,-
PASSENGER. on arrival Ssongon proceed mned a.sy PEI
asrsd 70 Providence, Boston Taunton and New Bedford
die Express Nal trsn reaching said pisces several hour ~ "a
BY other and ia ample time Tor al ths
.sry Morning Lines connecting North and East. PASSENGER
Eh5 prefer remain board the enjoying nights
rest undistubed breskng desired and leave Stounson
the A VI. train connecting at Providence with the II
s.n r Boston Taunton sud New Bedori and az last Green
Vich, r. l. with the LIBERTY, fos NEWPORT sr-
riving there abOu. A. NJ.
baggage Master sceomp the Steamer And Train throus
sech Way. q,
Through tickets on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 10
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New bediore
.osn ecffns With the steamer Esgle Wing
passage bcrtns, tare-rooms or freight spphsston ms
e made pier No North River. or at the oee, No 10 bs
tery-place-
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Ths GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, eonnectias tbs Atlantic Goes VITO
Nessrn Northwestern and Southwestern s,ses, y con
nuous Railway direct The Ro,d $50 connects a. riseurs'
ri,h daily the Of - al ports fhe Nesern Rivera
,nd A. Cev4snd Sandusky with Steamers q a. ports on
be Northwestern Lses; making the direct, eneApf an
eeiahie BY Which FREIGHT car - fO-Tsrdsc = sal
from the Great West. .-.---- -
aATFs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sat PITESBu ReSf
FRsr CLAss-Boots shoes Dry Goods. (u -s r.- ioe n
boxes) Furs Feshes Sc..... ........:..e
sxcoNp CLAss-Books aud Stationery, Dry :
Goods lin bsies.) Hardware, Leather, Ok pr W D
Woo, kc......-.s.....s... .ssssss"''.f
rHiRp CiAss-Anvis. BAsgins Bacon snd ~, or -, d
Pork. On bulk, } Hemp, Sc.....
FOURTH CLAsS-Cofee, Fish, Bacon snt A.. n.x iDO o.
Pork fPacked) Lard and Lard Oh...... -,
shippns Goods from any point eas o. Pa DC ~
ocular the package " VIA PeUnsyvsna ksresh Aa
Goods The AEenrs of this hosd 81 PhasdspcA
Pitisburgh viii be forwarded without detention ...
F2E,SHr AeESrs.-N8-es Potter, bostoni J. "a rMos.
New-Nork; F. J. Sueeder Phiaielphisi AsSrs~ neoN,
Baltimore Geo C. FrAnciscus Pittsburgh Spripgnan Sv~n~
Cincinnati Ohio j. 5. Moorheai Louisville, NJ. Z e
Medium Madison. Ind; RAtcif Co, St Leuis, hAi u
Mitchell Sou. Evansville, Indiana
yot further particular bills Of ls3l1s Apply -
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pena Rsrosd Cot OF
c. b. ALLEN, No. Astor Horse, New. Iorx
n H. HOUSTON General Freigh, Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LoMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona. Pa
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ADVERTISEMENT
RHoDEs's FEVER AND AGUE CURE;
Equally certsin o. Preventive or Cure
Only Remedy free from Poisonous Drugs.

Equally certsin Preventive or Cure.
Only Remedy free from Poisonous Drugs!
Y NrwYOax. June IL. 1855.
have made chemical examination OF RHoDEss FEVER And
AGUE CURE AsTIDoTE TO MALARIA and have tedei Tor
arsenic meIcuy quinne and uine but have not found
particle Of ether II IT. have found substance Ia Its
composition that would prove injurious to the co1sitcon
JAMES K Chiffon, NJ d., Chemist
LEwIsBURG. July q 1855.
Mr. j. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir. l have but three bottles Of
your left have been selling it test during
Ibis month perfectly satisfied that II VIII cure me
AcuE lived here four and hsd the Ague all the
time ii Il ok remedy aud have not had The east ynp
ton Of since All that use II praise II as me OILY 'ns a
she'll want some more you can send it, Let me
know whether shall remit to you by mail or an agent VIII
And hoping to receive another lot remain yours most
respectful ly, - ~ ni.o @
DR. J. A. RRoprs-Dear Sir; Your for the Fever and
Aue has hus far performed wonders 1t has not failed 10 one
instance to perform quick and permanent cure Soms that
haze been troubled with disease have been entirely
cured by using only one bottle OF the cure have I'm, three
o0'ues Truly yours. LArHRoP McJsAS.
Messr, BARR GoULDFS, Aurora ~ July s. lSoo adylse
and consider thns also recommend 1t 10 preference TO
anything e4se' - -. ,o.-
MI J. A. RBopEs-Dear Sir send me one gross OF S9eI
Fever possible have negectedt 10
order till sold the last bottle. m 49,
Yours Truly III. H. DAbSoOA'
Some NJ the most remarkable cures made in New York have
h.t on persons who have derived ony TEMPORARY RELIEF
from he best of other remedies offered for sae aud beg cave
10 Rees 10 kgue Sufferers that is SAFEST to Try me ONLY
HpnFss REMEDY FIRST For further evidence OF the uuVni
ing efficacy OF "ADtidoe 70 MAaiia the aIs
ESQ 1872 Broadway has reeed large qusn es anu DI
purchaser has complained and 1t not hkey they VIII VI
Rio1IoSs are few aud simple bur musi DC Ie{ ncs
JAMES A. hHoDtS. fros az n !.
GEORGE BATES, Wholesale Agent No lSS Waters,: ana
for sale BY Rsc CV GLIektSsE n0 y generally
a Co. Brooklyn, Mrs; M iYGsi ana druggists s'"ei'N'
throuehout the United States and Canadas.
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~ land Route-On and after WEDNE SDAY, Aug ID: 1850
sundsys excepted for ALBANY and TROY leaving Dep9t
conner OF Whit and Centre-sts Mail Train az 1917 A. d.
sop ina at Williams Bridge and VI all stations hon fsseu
Pm Wsy Express, 3 p. NJ stopping At " bite flAins
Newcaste Crotou Falls and Stations North, connecting A
Cbab,m Four Corner with Western Railroad Express Train
wing a. A bsny a. lo:l5P NJ .p,, 49,.
pps Al al Station. Groom Falls a. 10 AM soppns - AZ
Ston Groom Fss att PM stopping AZ "a stations sD'ye
Fordh.m White Peins a. $3.50 and o;lo fn' stopPnk
Yorkylle and stations North Williams Bridge, a. !, sS"
tion. ,,-,,,, NJ. .. a
Fpo~ TwENrY.sixrH-sr. srArIoS-WIiams BndEe 81
NJ White aims az II 40 AN Passengers may also procure
rk. suc have their baggage checked Sr Ucs Buffalo and
other places North Albany az the COmpaDys Of
fces corner Of Bowery snd Brooue and ihsv and 18th st.
RETURNING new ORE-Gnl Train leaving Eyt Albany
al s M and Chatham FOuCOruers 81 8:l0 Al on ths
arrival n the train sled $50 stopping AZ al
Mai Stations above williams Bridge, arriving New" ofs AZ
lao PM Express Train leaves Albany AZ IL A NJ aud Chs
han FourCoers PM Passengers from Lebanon springs
leaving Canaan lS4 NJ with this train stopping
on ssna all Stations Williams Bride, auiylng AZ
New-Yors s:55 PM $3.50 A NJ. from Msrton stopping AZ
All Stations above FOdhsu arriving a. New 1ork lo:lo An
ga: from Croon Falls stopping al al stations arriving al
New York az A NJ. 4:1O PM from Cro,on tals' stopping
AZ all north Fordhau. An and -; and ply
'ror White Plains stopping AZ all stalonG FROM WI
srn. Bridge $40 and 0:lO An lab ). b:lo I:lo
and gO stopping all stations Passengers BY the 10: 10
A NJ from Wuians Bridge and the z:IO r. M from Nate
Plains will be landed New York the 18th 81 station OF
SUNDAY ARRANGENEST-Tslnswi leave Tor Croton F.As,
and All Wsy Stations $50 AN. and PM Returning
lesve Croton Fall. AN. stopping all Stations and $50
PM stop all Sts;iors north Of Fordham For Wlsms
BIidse and al Way Stations, 81 $3.50 A. A and lo ~.
Returning leave Williams Bridge at II AN. and go rM'
stopping AZ sl stations- n.
FREIGHT any received daily until PM a. tne D7p"''
corusr of Centre and Whife-sts.. " l. ,.
~ WN J. CAMPBELL Acting Superintendent
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La " LNIIELLIGEVCE
SUPERIOR COURT = AUG. l5-SFEcTAL TERN. BefJre
Judge HoFFAAS.-DECIsioS.
PERFECTION OF JUDGMENT.


Harlem Railroad Company az. Alexander KYLE, Jr.
A judgment was rendered against MIR. Kyle for
large amount alleged 10 have been received by him
for over-issues Of stock at Special Term Feb. IL
1855. and judgment roll filed April II, 1855. De-
fendant's counsel moved for supersedeas, on the
ground that the plaintiff had not issued execution
against the person Of defendant within three months
OF the last ds of the Term next succeeding the Feb
ruary in which judgment was rendered, as be was
bound to DO by law, the defendant being in Gus
tody, sc.
The counsel of plaintiff opposed the motion on the
ground that the three months did not TO
until the udement-roll bad been flied. The Court
tanned the latter view deciding tha, tie iudgment-ro
must have been filed, &c, ard the motion for suoer
sedeas was denied. For plaintiff Messrs. SANFORD
and Billinge. For defendant, Mr.. Dyett.
ALMOST A FoRcIBLE EscAPE.-Mr. Kyle, on the
above claim, is the limits, under bail, with surees
to tie Sheriff for 100000. few days ago, We I'M
derstand be was subpenaed TO go to Troy as wit,
1ess in criminal proceeding against party nsmed
could not 90. The Court at Troy then issued sn at
tachnent to compel his appea -ance and an officer
came with it TO New. York, saw Mr. Kyle and told
him lie uust 90 to Troy on the attachment: Mr.: X.
got the officer 10 20 with him 10 Mr.. Dyett Office The
latter told The officer that Mr. X being on the limits,
must be considered in close prison, and could not
be taken the attachment, if he left, the Sheriff
could be sued for an escape. The officer said he did
not care he had possession of Mr.. Kyle, and he was
ordered TO bring him 10 Troy, and to Troy he
must go Mr.. Dyett told Mr.. X. not to CO. and
informed the officer if he took Mr.. X, he must
DO so RI et 0rmis by actual force. The officer
remarked that lie did not want TO do that yet he fell
that Mr.. X. must 20 along. On looking al his watch
he found that it wanted but quarter of 6, and the
boat was 10 start at g. he expressed impotence and in
talking five minutes more elapsed and the officer de-
teImined TO proceed and get Mr.. X. on board at any
rate. although lie regretted to force. Mr.. Dyett
reouesd the officer TO let him look at his attachment
again Mr. d. on reading it discovered an error. 1t
stated that Alex. Kyle, Jr., had been subpensed as
witness in the case OF Charles Nbeder and that the
aid Cbas Wbfrer had re used to attend there being
an enor in filing out by inserting the name OF Wheeler
as refusing TO attend instead of Kyle MIR. Dyett
pointed out the error aud asked the officer what was
The good of his attachment THAT epoughp said
the officer LEI = all go ou and have drink, evi,
IDENTIFY happy Of having got rid of what he felt would
have beer very unpleasant job, aud they parted most
excellent friends.
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Il PORT snd FALL RIVER-Ihe soIerdid and supyllo s
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Wa Brown, leaves ~ IRA
every III RsDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY st os och
P NJ; AID umpire STATE Capt B. Brayton Leave. New.
Ysrk every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and ERlDAl, 81
o'clock P b. oza Pier No. s. n R., the Battery Both
souchinz q NeWpO-t each
The METROPOLIS and EMPIRE STATE connect 81 New
port with The steamer CANONICUS which leaves Neg orx
st5:lo oecck A. NJ for Providence arriving there sbozt
occck Passengers from Providence for New York take the
CANONCUS a. O'Clock NJ. for Newport connecting there
with The steamers FOX New-YOlk.
Hereafter Will be regarded - secured 20 any a7pi
cant until the sh.l have been paid for.
Freight Boston srded through with great dispatch
BY A. Express FREIGHT Train.
WV BORnEN AEent Nos 70 and II Wes,.st.
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slant habit Of bathing in our filthy docks notwi.h-
standing ordinances prohibiting it, and in spite Of the
vigilance Of those land sharks the policemen
whose duty is TO that such ordinances are en-
forced. Perhaps one o. these pscatory police will by
and by, make an example Of some Of the bathers;
and to pre'e nt such an unpleasant possibility we
would suggest to bathers 10 perform their sbutOns
elsewhere. We told that these sharks frequently
visit in the vicinity Of the pier, in order to feed
the garbage thrown from the ships and markets; aud
that the boys rely for safety upon frightening them by
spashipg in the water, DC. This method OF proven
ton may be sufficient just so long the sharks
get meal without attacking them; but those who
know the character of the shark awspe that be IL
not always to be "buffed OF By such msneuvers.
He will return TO the attack again and again, and
lucky be who then escapes for the shark has geuer
ally better success in such warfare than do the Allies
before Sevastopol
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WInF-GAIIGE ROITrE from NEW.

IN YORK to ROCHESTER.-Ths ROCHESTER and GEN
ESFF VALLEY RAILROAD Is open, and IN connection
with the Buffalo Corning and NewYoTk and New forn aee
Erie Railroads. forms direct route from nswfo'< 70 ROOD
The drecness this route together with the superior com
M afforded by the wide renders By far the most desr
able between the sbOve-named cities d,
Tickets be procured at the New York and Erie haro
Office foot Of DusnesL and No. ~ brosdway sso
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Feighs viii be transported between HevYork and hosh
.er dispatch Any information desired IN regard thereto
obtained BY calling the General Fresht Agent o.
ne New York and Erie Railroad, Erie buildings, or O.
gAPPAN Express Freight Agent, No. 1875 Broadway
No trains the Buffalo Corning 3nn New YORK hsro'n on
Sunday. }. A. hEDFiEhO' oupeth.ou0ou-
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-summ Ar

rsuseuent SUNDAY, ercep,ed)-on snd siIsf sAIoN
pay "a q sns @ TRAINS son. s :na sssorSsy. Sc
~ ~ 81 and SIS ?. Ms for FrminFd As
and s45 and for ss yss 3is IS .ad p 'p e. s
y.m.le. and PM aud sIS, AIS. send r d. f'''sh'
rrair leaves 81 AN - o-..-,o-, o., e,o,.Ivr IL
~ s.y al saturday. sni mOndsy. SO 81; fspa s
Tor broeI Is 80 F.-nnsi..e for Brooklyn and 1c
n md i:O5 P. NJ sy.sst tor BgOcHyn ~ AZ s ~
m.i hs J.tnaca for Brsokyr sip, fiio rs ana
Us a v. snI $50 .at s;HP f,sss' e7@a as" .
IAN.
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II HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLACES-Ths poo
asa steamers COLUMBIA and SOUTH AMERICA WI Issys
foot Of HAr-isons EVERY AFTERNOON (Sundsys etceP'e
Il oeloci connecting With from Knson s.rn sne
Hudson and BO-on Railroad -d Chatham forr corners &c
stoekhdEe Lee Pttssd North sad south Adsrci sni :.
para Of ha~ huetfs The sttssn ea,es hsa
- hre.kf,.t - HAyILASD, CLARK Ca.
l. r MELLES Ca
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0sON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and sftel

MONDAY June 25 1885, the Trains viii leave Chambers
81 Station follows Express rrsin M CONNECTING WIG
Nohern and Western Train Mail Train, 9 A. II Tnrousi
Way Train u NJ. Express Train, p n Aecoum9dato'
rain p NJ For Poughkeepie--Wsy Mall, A Mi TX
oress p NJ Way Freight and PASSENGER Train, Pm fs
Peekski3:2 20 and $50 p NJ For Sing smg3g;l - A. m
$50 and 81 The Sing Sing and Peekskh Trains SOY
$, all the Way Sts1ons Passengers taken a. Shsmoe
Christopher Slst-sts SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN Al A. ~
from Canal tor Albany and Troy Stopping at an way stS
6ous NJ L. OIL hr'S IL, ouV =
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MARRIED..

HswF1L-KnG-On Wednesday, August ?, By the Rev r. T.
Lawrence, NM. 5. HOW'LL Of Rverh.sd L l. 70 Siss
King, only daughter OF the late h henry Ming o.
this city.
P,RKnsos- HuRPHY-On wednesday evening August AZ
be house of Mrs Resy Mr. GEORGE PARKisSoso LOUISA
J. mUEPBY, both Of England
s,o,sAp,vs this city on Monday Aug 49, b. the Rev.
MI Hiscox Cept o. okeE sLoAs % Mss May AoiM
daughter Of lenne and Elizabeth Austin ooth OF s oy'
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" CHANGE Of TIME and REDUCTION Of FARE, AID
everv dsy the price. FARE ONLY IS cents to SAC
HARBOR GRFENPORT and ORIENT POINT Passengers
cketd through Easthsmpton and Southampton Tor 81 %
sou,bold and Bdghsmpton for 81 Comac rs cents Fare %
SORTHPORT so cents; PORT JEFFERSON75 cents. On
and after JULY % until further notice the splendid new
steamer ISLAND BELLE Captain J. Post, Jr Will leave
se~yorE from Catharine Marked, ION TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at A M making the above landing,
s.S HsrboT IN MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 3
4 81 reenpors 81 Orient Point 9:t5; Port Jeher.on II d.
So-fIfc r. NJ FREIGHT viii be received by an agent or
the wharf in New.York Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
10 A. NJ until P. NJ. For further particulars inquire OF - T.
DUDLEY No 25 -outh-st., or Of T. Z. y T. ~ bELLOOS'
No 96a Water-st, New.YOrk.
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lAdvertisemnt.
FIuJ IIFF-SIZE PHoToGRAPHIC PORTRAITS on

C.SvAsThe public respectfully invited to ea ana IN
snect ouY mn hsize which are taken al no
other establishment II the world -
PHOTOGRAPHS in oil pastel and water eoors o. any We
by our Partisan and finished in style nequed
by nisior PhOToGsAFHs Of every description sie from
DssueIrotypss Of deceased persons Perfect sesiacon
guaranteed - 1851 "a % n>. D 49,.
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CITY ITEMS.

MKryoRIc DIsPLAYs-There have been of late
numerous displays Of meteors, which have followed
each other in their eral passages with unusual fire.
quency. These have been noticed and spoken OF by
the most casual observers-those whose eyes appa-
renily a. well az thoughts, generally directed
earthward that they seem TO be unmndiul IN their
evening walks that there IL celestial panorama right
CO their heads and presented cry evening with no
eRAece for witnessing IT, As this month is the ami
xesary Of the great meteorc shower of some twenty
two or twen,y,bree years ago, It Is not improbable
that we may have recurrence of that celestial phe-
nonenon and as the savans are now no doubt watch
fpl in their observstoIes for such event perhaps
others also may see something worth looking at II they
viii cast sn eye sloit once in while.
A WonD OF CAUrIoN-Whe taking a morning
walk come few DAYS since, we were attracted by a
crowd on the pier adjoining the Fulton Ferry AT inst
We supposed some luckless biped was being rescued
m the water, but ii proved to be great fish itself
Instead Of a Jonah. The more anxious quidnuncs
eibowed their way through the crowd evidently in
pursuit q knowledge under difficulties" and the
curiosity Of those less for unate in the rear, who had
not been able to get gm pse of the wonder in hsnd,
much excited by the disputes as to the nomenca-
lure Of the fish One person declared ii was shark
snother apparently from his decisive masner better
versed in yology, vowed it was porpoise We
have many Of theee latter taken by the use Of the
hapoon a. sea, but never having seen one caught
With hook of a hsrbor wharf we "held
"on," as Jack says, 10 see something new.
1t length the fish was landed and it proved
10 DO shark. and not a whale, nor por-
Pcise The creatsre was about six feet long and as
t'oa prese1,ed very open, and under some eircum-
stances, no doubt an attractive oountenance his hos
Piao'e JAWS could very soon take in tout Of the
wet any iockiess fellow who should be th ought
'sy bathing near him bad accidentally fallen
board 1t occurred to US that the sight was better than
sCy ordinance 10 preserve decency about our piers.
""knosp 70 everybody Ia. boys are in tie con-
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~ PHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis JERSEY CITY
United States Mail and Express Lines; Leave New York sn
10 A. and and p. NJ Through in four hours sccons
Ce 81 Is In the lo % IS In and 50 In and 10 VI snd
p NJ The New-Jersey Accommodation Line leaves st y 81
a, arsnr ST all wsy-stations Through Tickets 500 ef
,scinnst lat 1911 ana aud for Bsltnore sshins
ION Norfolk &c, and through baggage checked u ~ssAAt
lnRA NJ and n
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SELLING LIQUoR on SUSDAT.-The case OF T. New
lie, proprietor of the Kings County Hotel, charged
with violating the city ordinance by selling liquor on
Sunday, was tired before Justice Smith aud Jury
yestorday afternoon. The was given to the Jury.
when they retired. After being out for some tine they
returned ana stated that they were unable 10 agree
10 tie proof Of sale. They were accordingly dis
Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

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