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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

Tur L,eroR BUSINESS Before Justice Smna.--
MARY Dursn drank brandy, which she bought at Q
Iuucrstore on tie corner Of Bridge and Plynou:hsts
Ma Rohinsou drank strong beer, which she got
from = woman who called in the house. Fined So
Patrick Mcmahon drank brsndy somewhere in
New-Yort. Fined $40. owl,
B,Jf,rs Justice Bfatcklev.-Margarct u Neh bought
cents worth of beer and 3 cents worth Of brandy at
W.llsc-'s store in Hamilton-sv. tned slV.
lSellirg Liquor on SuAday-Owen hcGec was
fined $50 BY Justice Smith for selling liquor on Sun
days during May. 49,.
col sodsted CITY, returned yesterday morning MAS
OF these the Second District arrested 2 the inuu
Dstric. 9. the Fourth DstIic, 2 and the fhtA DIS
trict s.
tee Jacobs of the Eastern District Yesterday Tor being
drunk and be was sent TO the Pententiay ten days
TIE FIRENEs AND THE PoLIcx.-The exsuna-
ton into the difficulties at the & in jays. on the
Fourth Of July. between the Chief OF Police aud the
Fire apartment resumed before the COMMITTEE
of the Common Council appointed to inquire INFO INC
subject on Tuesday night Israel ID. Nelsor, Cnief
Engineer J. ID. Lawrence John Taylor, VIM. j.
Fitch, J. II. Cunning, 2. B. Anderson and j. II.
Rhodes were examines the part OF the tremen, and
Joel C. Oaks for he defense. The investigation was
further adjourned till next Tuesday evening.
Tur COLLECTOR OF THE Eastern DIsrRrcr.-An
affidavit was Yesterday made before Justice Smith oy
John NJ Littlefed, which was subscribed TO By VIM.
Il. Lewis City Controller, wherein the Collector OF
Taxes of the Eastern District is chaged with embez
ing S6 goo City funds Proceedings were thereupon
taken toward the arrest of the accused.
THE CESsus.-Second District, Fourteenth Ward
Houses, j79 families, III; popualon, o4Oo; native
voters 4le; naturalized voters 25s unnaturalized,
62a colored over 81 years, -; total aliens over q
yesrs, $50
Fifteenth Ward First Distrct-Number of occu-
pied houses, 474 number Of families, sC2i population,
1000; native voters 274; naturalized voters 3l2i
total number of aliens, l,2ls
BrRGLARY.-The -four store corner of Fourth and
South First-sts. feloniously entered on luesiay
right The thieves sucoceded in getting about pocket
fnll OF Ind cnnners for their trouble.
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TotAl....sss.....s 20 - y ~ y T''f---
The communications were hid over 70 be presented
after the Annual Meeting
large number Of bills presented by officers OF the
several regiments Of the Fifth Brigade for services
during tie riots last Summer were presented and or
dersd paid. They amount 10 almost 5000
The Report Of the Keeper of the Peniteotiary Tor
the month of June shows that there were confined lbs
t<.rSors Of whom 60 were males and 80 females Com
United during the month, - males and p females
Total, co. Discharged, 81 males and IL females
Total, -. Filed.
The Alms-House Committee reported IN favor OF aP-
prcpraring $25 900 TO the account Of the Supenend
eIis Of the Poor, which was carried.
The Lunsiic Asylum Building was transferred 70 Tue
psssg volts OF thanks to the President and Clerk the
Board adjourned sire die.
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paid for taxes and the legal interest accruing from the
time Of its payment.
The individual who purchased from ma has since
abandoned il, and very much doubt whether The same
property would realize $780, the cum she states she
received from me.
There WIS no Misrepresentation my part, and the
transaction was in every particular sras htior"ard
and correct
Respectfully yours WIN. J. DE MOTT
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F.1.1 OccrRnTscE.-On Tuesday evening car
penter named Massep, residing at the Bergen Toll
cate on Bergen Point, lost his life accidentally by the
discharge of a revolver. He had discharged two OF
one and by accident the ball took effect in the mme
daie vicinity Of his heart, causing his death IN five
minutes. ne was foreman in the employ OF MIR. Bar
ney Jones, carpenter.
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MARRIED..

Cus.rSG-SrRAcH.S-A Brooklyn on Thursday June q BY
the Rev. DR. Bethune, RoBEkr CUhnisG Of tins Guy 70
EAsKoS RELtS STRAcBAs Of Brooklyn - - o.,
HsG.R-BlsHoP-On Tuesday, July q, BY tho Rev u "
Rrzss Mr. WILLIAM dAGAs, Jr TO Lucy A. daughter Of
A. D. Bishop Esq., all Of Brooklyn, \. Y.
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ARREST FOR SHoP-LIFTISG.-Threeb boys, all hail
ing from the Five Points, named Patrick renny, John
Kennedy and Owen Maury, were yesterday detected
in leaving the store of Herman, Baker Il Co., No. so
CIifF.st, with $50 worth Of pocket-knves in their
possession which they had stolen from the store They
were promptly arrested and committed by Justice
Connolly for trial,
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL rEsN-JvLY2 S
The decision in the case OF Patrick Mclaughlin,
otherwise Paugene, lone of the psrs indicted as to
the alleged murder of Poole the motion to be adj
mited to bail, viii probably be given this forenoon
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tAdvertisemenf.
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and all and Lungs Dr. CUR
mss HYGrsA Thousand haye been restored % health the
pss yeer by Principal Office No. Sis Broadway.
and sold by c. H. RINs Broadway. Price only -
package. Dr. Curtis will be the office daily from 10 to
O'clock, where he may be Consulted free Of charge
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tAdvertisementl
"WAcOrsTA." THE INDAS WARRIOR.-This

grand DIANA is filing PusDY's NATIONAL THs,rER every
rlht X. ScoTT and Mrs. a. r. NICHOLS appear IN H.
Al ply early places if you would see II. PADDT NILES
BOY and = RosERT NAcAIRE." viii also be performed
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AUSTRALIA.

have received Melbourne p.pers 70 the 10th of
being seventeen days later than our Last sdvcs.
he Argus reports tina, on Friday MAY 4. lsst the
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CITY ITEMS

RUxFD CASvAs-Paralel in artistic merit with the
Chstham-st. and Bowery "sculping,' are the innu-
merable paintings % which thrust before the pub
lie eve by the thousand and exhibitors of never
ceasing wonders with which our City abounds. Since
the days of yore when there acknowledged 10 be
scren wonders-tbe world has progressed s1Das-and in
this acceeI ated age it scorns single septuary Of
them and glories in q number too mu'ttudinous for
computation; manufactured 10 order " for all Occa-
sons only" To publish to the novelty seeking deni
zens of Gotham the whereabouts OF these miscelane
Gus magnets, all sOre of devices resor ed TO, and
the fine arts are made subsidiary the of man.
mon. The schools of art from which ia Sc pro iuc
Tic ns emaDate, are assuredly among u.s." albeit
known az yet TO connoisseurs TO fame and we may
ere long look for effor;s from their pencils whose
merts comparisons with the works of those ancient
fogies, Titan, Michael Angelo, Correggio, Vandyke,
and host of other deunct worthless shall not
shame Gaze oh art student, at the yards yards of
canvas displayed in front Of Barnums Museum from
time to time admire the colossal proportions of the
Maine GisLess the roundity of the plethoric dame
known as the Fat Cir" or the Immaculate and
hrsute beauty Of Sonora Whiskerando and her infant
Don, and too, the FAIRY Queen" the Negro Min
sire in sooty faces and rainbow coored clothes, exc
cutting imp ssib pirouettes and sustaining themselves
on the extreme points of their toes by means of some
thing not seen in the picture and mot down in the
"bis;" or, perchance, having beheld that MASTER
piece Of art embematc of the babyshow, wherein
twins quaerns, and trpets in promiscuous confusion,
and "tbick as autumnal leaves in Vallambroza,'
crowded every nook and corner of the huge canvas,
to say nothing of the of single babies depicted
with such lft-ke fidelity you may live on the recol-
lection Of the sight without wish or hope to see it
again. Or go up the street. Broadway, by the Park,
and at Gothic Hall" you shall discover similar ei-
forts of an unretrained genius Observe those lead
colored nymphs with crossed eadcoored legs 10 lead
colored petticoats adorned with ead-coored gems,
aud looking very like the result of combination OF
whitew ash and coal Dust But onward and behold
that repre- sentai;on of another wonder" the Au-
";omaton Man" look at that mouth, the accuracy of
his Highland costume and the admirable proportions
of his legs and arms. But we forbear-go on if you
will, aud over TO the Bowey, where you shall see
more things ethan are dreamed Of in your philoso-
"phy." Study the attitudes the coorns the dresses,
the perspective, and all the mauti@ with an artist
eve and if You are not at least amused, is no aul
of ours.
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ARREST OF BOYS FOR BURGLARY.-James Flynn
Michael Hansahan and James Tamuany, all bows,
wert yesterday arrested, charged with having on Tues
DAY night broken into the dwelling of Mr.. Frederick
K6aIse, No. 143 Lexingtonav., and stolen therefrom
$50 worth of clothing. The property was found IN
their possession, and they locked up by Justice
Pearcy 10 aw cit an examination.
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IAdveri-ement.l
DE. ERANCIs SAITER. NJ d. Ocnlist an

r No n Boudsf ha retained hundred copies Of the
dhv cout.nng his various LECTURES upon DISEASES
Eye aud EAR will be happy for ard one 10 any
poison who may information up0G these subj cs
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BREAKING INTO CHURcH.-Gibert Cromwell, a
safe maker, was yesterday arrested in the act OF
breaking into the Methodist Church, corner OF Cath
crime and Madison s,s, and was taken before Justice
Connolly who held him for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

STESoHEs.-Compress your nasal organs hold your
noses all ye tina. pedestrnate Chatham-st, north Of
Duane on the eastery side. The sweet City of Cologne
never equaed the smells that greet the ofactOres and
lade the smospbe around the entrances to tn
basement Lager bier" styes thereabouts 1t is on
single stench-cear and we-defned that the breezes
cannot dssipate or the rains penetra'e. tthickens
and stagnates in the warm sun, and the unfortunate
passer.by who neglects edmonton will find that
he has taken enetic, be he homeopath or aopath,
willing unwilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

THE "SrRIous CHARGE. We give Mr.. DeMotts
answer to the charge preferred against him on Tues
dav before Judge Osborne. twill be seen that the
main facts of tina charge are substAntiated by 1t.
T. "A, r4,,o, Of TIE " " Tribsse.
SIR: Your paper of this morning chronicles my az
,es, unon an alleged charge of swindhng, made by
certain Mr. Toiten who processes to have suffered a.
INV hsnds 10 the extent OF one thousand dollars.
a. lis AT ex parte statement trust your 'se OF
usiice viii induce you to give place to my sccoant OF
the affair.
Nearly two year, ago the property IN quesnon wa
raced in nv hancs with distinct UNDERSTANDING 'hal
III over $500 in addition TO the usual percentage was
20 he my remuneration for eectng its SALE disposed
of !, and retained the amount that was Legally ana
morally cue me. subsequently, Mn. L. discoEelea
TINT fad made handsome profit by tile operation
and de instituted suit for the purpose Of e1aenhs
from NE the amount had made by II. 81,
By the advice OF my lawyer and Tor tne purpose =.
avoiding the annoy which be declared Nouo grv"
ont Of n not tina, her claim was wei founded, iol DC
oeclared his ability when the case was broaSn. 70
tIial 10 prove il groupdless compromise WIN me,
LAWYER Nv placing securities in bis hands Tor the
in question receiving therefor has receiP, ees 'e
nom ali lisbiit, connected with IT. ..,u
This receiu, IL row in my possession, and con
ave evidence that the ope-slded sta'enien' ~
Won is false in all its essential features
Her title 10 tie land VISA defective we y
sold for tares and WA subsequently, reaeeIneu ~
owners 90 hat her entire claim conssted IN inc
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BrnGLARY.-The -four store corner of Fourth and
South First-sts was feloniousy entered on Tuesday
right The thieves succeeded in getting about pocket
full of bad coppers for their trouble.
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Another DARING BUReLARr.-On wednesday
morning last quite early, the store of West Cald-
well. No 100 Maiden-lane, entered at the front
door by means Of false keys and in spite of the police
as well as the private watch, who are regularly pad
by the firm to insure greater safety the thief sue
ceeded in cary ing off silk goods OF the value Of at
least SO OOO There must have been two or three OF
them, and they no doubt tsok away the goods in q
wagon. Five hundred dollars reward was immeci'
ately offered and the entire Police force OF this and
the neiehborng cities put the alert, but SO far IN
vain. The goods pnnci pally of the description
used for cap and hat Innings, together with gate ot
of fancy sewing silks. The former could easily DC
identified if seen in lot, although portion OF the
sins were stripped Of their wrappers doubt TO IA
citate packing and concealDent. This Is the NTH or
sixth daring robbery that has been perPeraed in the
lower part of the City within a short time and in
which the burglars have been entirely successful IN
escaping with their booty
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wM. J. DE MOTT.

FoUsD DRowsED.-Coroner O'Donnell yesterday
held an inques, upon tie body OF an unknown man
about 40 Sears of age, found drowned in the East
River, near Peck-sIp. Deceased was about feet {
inches in hight. and had brown hair AID heavy whs
kers lie was dressed in cheek shirt, pl, pants and
old Shoes leather strap about bis waist. The body
had been in The water about month The Jury rem
dered verdict Of death by drowning.
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In giving the conditions of Mdlle. Rachels engage
ment the other day stated that she was to pay the
rent and other expenses of the theater That Il the
case only on her four benefit nights.
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Total. .......sl5,eii,s959 90
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FELoYIoUs AssAULT.-John Bradley, a tailor, was
yesterday arrested charged with having on Tuesday
az sulteu his wife with knife at their residence No
1871 Liberty ST. II il stated that he broke several of
her rbs with blows from his heavy boots aad cut her
person in several places with knife He was taken
before Justice Connolly and locked up for trial.
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ID. d. DICkEY,
DEALER IN

H O avy Ell az d W a r o.
No. College street, Nashville, Tenn,
HAMMERED and Rolled Iron (more than 1870 dissr.
III ent sizes) Cut Nails and Spikes; Wrought spkes;
Cut, Shear, end German Steel; English and American
Blister STEEL Sheet Iron all Sizes Platform Scales all
Sizes Counter Scales Coffee Mills; Iron Axels Springs;
Wrought Iron Gas Pipe all sizes; Hammers Axels; ol-
low Ware; Sad Irons; Bark Mills Plow Castings.
Agricultural Implements Il Machines.
tory; Wagons; WheelbarrOws; Cutvators; Road scra-
pers; Corn Shelters; straw Cutters; Fan Mills; Hruit
Ladders; Grind St0nes Horse Powers and Threshers:
Horse Rakes; Grain Cradles; Churns; Meat Cutters;
Sausage Filters; Corn Grinders; Corn Planters: Halt
Bushels; Buckets; Tubs; Pumps Of all kinds Lead Pipe
Zinc Pipe, and Hydraulic Rams.
Timers Materials.
Tin Plate; Russia Sheet Iron; Imitation Russia Sheet
Iron Wire, all sizes; Sheet Copper; Copper Dottoms
Pig Lead, Block TIM Slab speter; Sheet Zinc; &c.
Foundry d Machine shop Materials.
Iron; Iron for shatng; Locomotive Fues; Tank Iron;
Patent Hot Pressed Nuts and Washers; Boiler Riyets;
NILLERS MA 7ERIALS
French Burr Mil Stones; Luis Patent Smut Machine;
Hosting Screws; Picks; &c.
BtILDLNG MA TERLALS
Worked Flooring; Window Sash; Doors; Blinds;
Frames; Shingles; Zinc Paints; Marbled Iron Nantes
Of all Patterns; Mouldings; &c.
Being connected with the House OF Isaiah Dickey 4
Pittsburg manufactures with Dispatch and having un-
surpassed facilities for dsposng Of most kinds Of Ten
produce will pledge himself pay the outside
prices In Cdsh, will receive and forward commits
sion, making liberal advances on Cotton, Tobacco, Pork
Bacon, Lard Talow Beeswax, Ginseng, Feathers Flax
seed, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rye het Seed Dried Frui,
Pea Nuts, Honey, Rags, Eggs, Pig Metal, Blooms, &c.
January 19-1y-330
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1866 Spring & Summer! 1855


LAVE received and are now opening at
l. l. their old stand, the most splendid and
varied assortment Of Goods ever Of.
fered to the people Of McMinn county. Tho
Goods were selected with the utmost a,ten.
tion to good taste, and to the wants Of the
community for which they are intended
They have large supply of almost every
description Of Staple Goods-Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, &c., Of the hest quality.
A full assortment of Goods for Gentlemen's
wear, such Us Cloths, Cassimers, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Plain and Fancy Vestings, era.
watts, &C., Of the latest and most approved
styles.
And, Ladies, they have kept you in per.
petual remembrance, and all the while have
had mn eye single to the qualification Of your
taste, and they tlatter themselves that you
will be eminently pleased with their stock
of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, which embraces
Bernge de LANES, Lawns, Striped, Plaid and
Brocade Silks, Fancy Tissues, Ginghams, de-;
Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, Linen and EN-.
brodered Handkerchiefs, Glover, and o Va.
riety of varieties which they cannot now de.
scribe, but will be pleased to show oil who
may favor them with call.
Also, n large variety Of FANCY ARTICLES.
such, they think, MS will strike the fancy even
of the least funciful. In short, they have
endeavored to select such Goods as you want,
and such rs will pay You well for your money.
all of which will be sold at the lowest sort
Of prices. April 2O-tf-34a
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

TIME undersigned, being anxious to remove
l. West, offers for sale, for cash in hand, or
by the LIST of September, the valuable FARM
on which he resides, miles South of Athens,
on the Stock Road to Georgia, containing
89Rh Acres, about $40 Of which
are in high state of cultivation, the balance
beautifully timbered-all lying as level as
any valley farm Of the same size in East Ten
nessee-about 100 acres in Clover, 20 in fine
Herds Grass and Timothy meadow; with com.
Portable and convenient Buildings; fine Vs.
ter and good young Orchards The Land all
enclosed except few acres. Better fencing
will not be found on any Farm in the county.
ALSO, 24s Acres, lying four miles North Of
Athens, adjoining the Lands of Charles Met.
oalfs and Others, on the Stock Road from Ken
lucky to Georgia-l80 aeres in fine state of
eultivation-thel land lying beautifuly-com,
Portable Buidings-good orchards, and the
best of water Those wishing to purchase will
do well to call OH the undersigned, at his resi-
deuce soon, rs he is determined to sell and n
bargain can 10 had. N. l.. PHILLIPS.
April 13, lS55-f 342
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Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,

FuNHE great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pain In
II Side Hip, Back Limbs and Joints; Scrofula King
Evil, White Swelling, Hard Tunors, Still Joints, and all
fixed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster Is applied pain cannot exist.
IL has been beneficial In OF weakness such as
Pain and weakness In the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lame
ness Affection Of the Lungs In their primary stages
James u. boyd, Pckens district, South Carolina tes
thes that by Its alone he cured OF
both o. his knees, OF several years standing.
The following was handed US by respectable Phys-
clan in Georgia:
Messrs. Scovil 4 Mead-Gents: have been using
your Lverwort and Tar and Hebrew Plaster very extern
sivey In my practice for three years past is with
pleasure that state my belief In their superiority over
all other articles with which acquainted, for the
purposes for which they recommended. The He
brew Plaster especially universal panacea for To-.
cal pains. have also found II most excellent applca-
on for sprains and Bruises II gives universal salts
action wherever used. g. 8. OsLIN, d.
Knoxville, Ca, March 4th, 1853.
Beware OF counterfeits and base limitations.
The genuine will In future have the signature of Y.
TAYLOR on the engraved label the top Of each box
Purchasers are advised that q mean counterfeit Of
this article Is in existence.
The genuine is sold only by u.s. and by agents ap-
pointed through the Southland pedar ID allowed TO
sell It, Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned
against buying OF any but regular agents. otherwise
they will be imposed upon with worthless article.
SC0vlL MEAD, III Chartres st., New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must invariably he addressed.
Sold also by y. II. KEITu Co., Athens; CowAs HAM
MoSD, Charleston; W. IT, CRAIoAILEs Cleveland; Moss
McKAMY, Benton; J. A. 4 O. ". COFFIN, Madsonville;
and agents In every town In the State. Dec l. Oily
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Hiwassee College

rt>HE Spring session Of this young but pros.
Il porous Institution will close as follows;
ANNUAL ExANISArioy.--Tuesday and We'd
nesday, 18th and 18th JULY
SrEAwiva AND CoSYgariso DIPLOMAS, Thurs.
day the 10th.
The Fall Session will commence Monday,
Sept. 18th. at which time students will find
it to their advantage to be present to enter
their proper classes.
TurfioS-sl0 per session. Contingent fee
81; boarding ut moderate rates. A number
Of rooms in the vicinity are occupied free Of
charge by those wishing to board them'elves;
which they do at a cost Of from fifty cents to
one dollar per week.
Our location is IN the country two and q
half miles from Madisonville, in q neighbor-
hood noted for industry and morality; con.
sequently we are comparatively free from
temptations to probability, intemperance,
and Other. vices too frequently met with in
towns and cities.
A post office has been established at the
institution; therefore letters to the Faculty
and Students should be addressed to "lIiwas
see College, Monroe county, Tenn"
July 6 JOHN ii. BRUN Prest.