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N. ULsHOEFFER,
WILLIAM KEH1
L. BRADISH
WARREN RRAOf,
O5toplS JEREMIAH TOWLE,

SUPREME COURT.-ID the matter OF the ap-
~ pcstion Of the Mayor Aldermen and Csmmon.lty Of
City New alive the opening nd
Public Place SO and l06thst ana &c 5th aud hvI
In Cit5 New YorkNotiee herssy gwen th,t the costs
charge, and xpep'ef incurred by # the proceedings IN
the above ntited be ta1ed BY t5e Clerk Of The
supre Coor his Office the City HALL Of the City Of Ne
Yok on FRIDAY tie stth d,y of Move mber, A. d. ls, Al
70 oeoci A. E.--Ne ~.York, Nov. ~, 1855
NJ ULsHOEPFER, I
WILLIAM KENT,
L. BRADIsB, Commissioner
WARREH BRADY,
,1A90 JEREMIAH TOWLE.J
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THAyKs6IvrS6 ~ JERSEY CIrY.-Ths exercises in
the FIN, P.,bytersn Church t. dy will oomo-Dce At u
o'cCe. IN the baptist. Yoft rect Mesbodis, soo sxh
hsihos- Wayne s.reet Retormei DStcn Cnirc
AZ ny oeo-k In the eV-ning 4. Q. HON Ts lee are
b. fore the Yorrs Mems Lecture Ass saou s,h Soos
viii be delivered in the evening the FRS Pre.by
lnurch.
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IAdveTsisem-cLl

GAS! Gas Several new styles Of GAS FIX
y,s sr-p-,os u besuty ard m.nshs srJttrg sv-i
s.rsd befTe. Oar ssis1sr. 'ssHs ss .a5 st
-,e. eep.t.rty Also TIE bet PCKTAtLk Gas Vosks 20
S,,s NE m "a, ehurches % fsrtores tas eouatry. "a
=, cur sr, !. EAruisetu.i as Dept. No SIS sro~sssy
49, ascHtl 4 WLRsEs-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYok notice hereby gwen % al per.
eon, h:yins claims sssnse JEREaIAH LoUN5BERY late
Of the City OF New York deeesed present with
vouober thereo. the subscriber Office Of Edward
Frs'.r No Bre0mes II The City Of New York OF be
the sixteenth day Of August, 1855
helen z. LOUNsBFRY, Aen,nis,ra,riI.
EDWARD A. FRASER, Administrator.
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TAdvertis men'.l
tAdveTtsr men'
y, nrscrrINc ISIr-rHR DUSaEIDORF

A THANKSGIVING VISIT The DUSSELDORF
GALLERY, Nc. 49, Brosdwsy one o. IN, not Isssse
places 70 city, boar cannot Dc more
pIes,apy p.s than vlntGs biz saperb coles I'm me
Nsryrdom of Has IL alone the tTise u admenon Dc
d, he orsDa several new Paintings have recently
been which the Blonde and tie Brunette are h'
pert, cti3n Ct ART
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100 WILL be paid if DR.. TOBIAs's We

dp IVIU NErlAN LlNlMENT doe, cot eats pysentsry'
CopRbs Cuts Burns Swelinss AID pains Of oil snds qnek
tssr any other remedy has bsep heo the public sn Sss
sn5 ,ysr flej the most ed Physicians In the United
STATE. rec 1nm nd Sold by the Dusgts everywhere DE-
POT No 60 CouItandt-st Price q sod . cent. l., !.
DR. TOBIAS'S celebrated II ORSE LlNtMENr Is also fi
sale IN ept bottles 81 30 cepts Which cannot be beat
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lAdve tissIasrt-l
Br,urlFr-L TrETH-THE BALM OF THOUSAND

FLowsss-Ih "a Ened cosmetic The only s'rc.e
aver Uncovered thst Ill beauaf he eouPeIop eAVns
TIE bin pare sof arc white. Eives pesfIy ~nsenes 70
he t~e,b eee-u fragrance the ose'th Free o-iy
30 e-uts For sale ny a. TSEs.s through Ut tie Un ef ats
ard CSnsdA Fxtk oGE Co. FTsnkiin sqsare, NeS-f.rL
nnl, % cent.
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lAdyeni-em-nti
TIA u,os{ sursessfui opefhtiOu OF late hae been

N. Of 10 P.tshi Pas and PEscL n,de by
NmMAArH Of No. ~ Madsn lIne For beauty, eiesanes sne
dnrl N Garnet fail the public tbs ost thing o.
de ana ,ver u-d. WHm has every other style
PR ,Da PEscIL CASE an GOLD pESs for sale.
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ildyeffi-emsnt

JUST RECElvED-A splendid lot OF French
csrsrxIr rs and prepares IN tbs no. c-eioa' man
esr ced ana uf,d Asron. tsess or Nsfob, o. slsss
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n ftISOANtE OF an order Oi the ouTI"Sa'0
u the County ~ NcwiCfk notice is hereby gwen - al
pcos tsvirg caus ssSnst the OF WALLIS PARKER,
fate thu City Of NewNoIh deceived 70 present the ssnIe
With vouchers threcf 70 Tire Subscriber the office OF A.
Chedsey No City Vial place. 10 the 'iy NeWfoEk, on OF
before The day Of SsIeh nsAtDased Nesl III, the 'h
dsy If A1.nt. 1875 PNEBt Az PARKER Adln0isJrstIi1
ansn laNhmThs a. A. CNEnSEl. Aitolue.
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TAdy .ris,uertI

Adv sris inert . .
To many OF our readers il must be great relief
,o ths Puu onsr, sumption be cared
In many e4sss b, tie WILD CHEEKY PkLIasATiOr o Df
VISTA that have been e1eoed beyond soous
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MAYoR CIIcKFyER.-The Hon. c. V. Clicxener
Mayor Il bob eD suffering from stsek 81
fever since Gridsy lAs. but /, recovering
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cOTRr CALENDAR.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Monday merit Nos. i9l, $50
"a. ~ "a % 81 I'M 1888 7e9 ~ lg7 49, 6e) 500 s4 e.
Sss as SIS ssh sss $50 as $50 sl s 10 H. 81, 7e2 sS
$40 2SS $40, ISL zig, Sos, ~, 5s7 SIT, 4sl
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ARREST OF FREIGHT Agent FOR LARcEsr.-Hen-
~ d Murray, freight agent in tie employ OF tue
New.York and Erie Railroad Comp any, aud stationed
at their Office foot Of Duaue street, yesterday ar.
rested by Sesgesnt Btown, Of be Chiefs Ofh's,
charged with stealing case ofg owes valued al $780,
the rr perty Of M.ssrs Bowen McNamee, mcrch ants
in B,osoway. |. appears tina. about four weeks ago
Messrs B. Il Men cent the csse to the Office Of the
Comp, ny to be conveyed West, and hearing from the
6rm TO which Is was directed hat it had not reached
them, they informed the Railroad Company and the
mater was investigated. The result was that Murray
wss suspected, ano the officer, afer prolonged and
deen search recovered nesry all the goods from par
ties who bad purcha them. The accued was taken
before Justce Osborne, and committed TO prison to
await examination.
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IT N
IL tre CoBu, " Ne~York notice rs hereby siseo 10 all per
sens hsyipt cl'ms sga.st DANIEL - NLtehS se ne
civ of NewNoik pfesr"t the sslle a q
Thereof 10 hs ,ubsc 10, the Office q SAMUEL Il fOL
LEN, No 2ol ChAmbersSt IN ,he city 81 NeS lA va
hfos he ,eytbtseIh say 81 May nsx-Daod New York,
the fourteenth dsy Of Move eeT 1917 .. ,,.-..
sAMUEL 4 PULL"N Admnitrator.
mis- law6uTbs RACHEL WALTERS AdniuistrAlrh.
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rhe rre,t e1hibifion OF PHol oGp ,pns. flr whiet

he Go Msa. s-rced al np-usrs a. me 40
s.r Of he American suf- the Gal
~ al GuEEsY FKEDEsIcks No SS brcA1ssY.
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fAdvertienent
THANKSGIVING DAY At

NUNS Mpstus you ~sh 20 eDloy ysufs-f Io1N Npiucn
pace esewhei- for chss entertainment ana
snt. The Lion KIM gs to the ions den sud pays vito
boss te,,pe brute. ,eyer,l day Permances ire
lee nearly tv-ry hour Go-iees sffsy VI A's.J
fun A nd ionc. AL for 2 Oh lDss.
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Aiv-rns-n5onf-l
Ixv.IIyG REMEDY for Asthma

crsunps an all - tn throat sas nag De- CS.
,sS pyeirIx. Thcr4nts bsye bee. rs.r-d bek,1 tne
,.r va, b, TIE Hyre.r Pitpcg 0bc- Ma S4s srossss
o. ga }, C. n hive Nc. S5 SIc41~sy Pr,s ealy =
s.of,xa Dr. CUsrs ~E Be 81 the oos daily Ton -
ysSci uhsss ks usy b eonsslt<d hss CT sh<s~
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1IHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW YORK,

VNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NETWORK,
by u Grace OF God Free and Independent To ali per
sons Of JOHN NO6LE late Of the
City Of New York. deceased dcrs ssess next OF kn
O, Otherwise: send AID each hereby
sDd repaired to be and spessr befae our suro
cate Of the Courty Of NewYok bis Oce the City OF
NewYoE on the 4rh day Of May next eleven o'clock in
the forenoon Of dav thea ana there q :. end ae hn se.
cement o tn sccount proceedings Of BtRp III
ROE LOCK~ GOD Execution Of the last will and tess
M nj of said deceased
In testimony whereof caused the seal of Office Of
said Surrogate he hereuDto affixed. Witness, AL
EXANDER w. BRADFORD, esquire, SURROGATE OF our
H. 81 said County at the City of NewYOrk the h day OF
November In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hund'e cd aud fifty i've
p29 1awiwTh A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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UNHE GREATEST BEVERAGE OF the Age
i W GILLIEs BROTHERS, eeebI1tes DA SDSnlO OF,
COFFEE IL sck be squa 70 the haest 90 mochs
G. fee and The oua remedy for dy'pepa ioa -osss
dsr.pRemtn Of the liver nervousness, &c. W. tlbLbs
BRO Mo-, 2s sn6 81 Wahnstop importers OF the osnde
n manufacturers OF the pure arc un.dutereted
DANDELION COsFEE. put Ia tin with ftcr mile o
each ploectlon sanst pos ae
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TAdyertisemeLt

Observation-Disclosures with Charts and
Written Descriptions Cbareier given DAILY and EVEN
scs At the Room. of PowLtR and WELLS. No 500 Broadway
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Adyefus-mentI
BRADY's GALLERIES, Nos 3o9 aud 2Vo brOad-
ysy will be open THIS DAY (rh,okisisi-s) -
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ALLEGED RAPE.-A young man named john L7ncn
wa. re.d eh.g,d with upon he psison OF
Am Casey srl Who recepuy cd from tho country TOE
tnpulsjpspt ete. h oecoyed oY 1870 hou.e wn
nJljy for examination.
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Tie Board of Aldermen had very brief sesso
last evening, owing to The n embers having to ls'
hour been engaged ss Supervisors. No subject I
public importance was acteo upon.
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FIRE-Th dry house o. John Wil.cn, 70 Bedford
Fuhps destroyed y IRE yesterday T9'nis
The los tssta ned v sbocf 500
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The STABRISG CASE AT BELLEVUE HespITAL -
Edward Conan, the charged 9th tsbonf mn bnns
m.p on of The ius.s B,evpe hosps Nv days ines
vn arrested and taken Def Jutee DAVd 90 ~po
con Ittted him He patrnt ana was
pp6,r tnu,It for irium r. meps. The w,unds we- IN
dicteo with breaakbie asd Of very dangerous tne
the mech. Gormsb WA patient In the
waid Of vhieh Mr.. Bhdgu was IN charge
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Il1vert,-snent.
TIE only gold medal awarded for DAGUERRE0

80
ryrr. st IA. e Fair sf he Ansdssn iosnus ga % j.
6rkSLy Ire spec.ns nc- bs seen a. DIS fhs'e u Ar
so. SO Brcs4vsy.
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srRrRIoa Couar-Nov % -sss.s Judge s.o,s0s.

Mr. Tsylor, the celeb aer c)nsecuone'y and -
tsurnpt psrtsr Broadway aims that b. ss~sd WITH NJ
asc l. Pl.u the fuinhrs e pstess, for es sssmse
,nen Which furDsb-d IN as.ordence % eonJs and
b. had supplied el'ewhsre cr Of go tdesoah,
xhieb e,in be 40 gred Mr. rhs5fcre w. LJmsn, "ne
bins. .sit IL se led 10 defense there bv.eh OF
eontf.et vsrsc for defendant For plaintiff Mr. Ba.ehGsi
f,rGsk ndapt, Mr. Noye'.
SUIT FOR PHRSOSAL INJURY.
John Be,s John A. Buntsr
A German loo, shout lhlreeo years OF aye, was rud
ov., nv hor,e and sleigh las wster the Boo DiosdAe
,osS ard uch pjued suis l. brvuzh 20 recover t.mses
V.,dc to pa uf so sor psistif M King fof defend
ant, Me ssIs. Hadley bopktos.
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The American Geographical Society will not, as VI
understand, have me- ing this evening on accoun
Of ts being Thanksgiving day. The officers for tn
ensuiI year will be Gle, teo next Thursday evening
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ELASTIC, DURABLE AND UNsIRINKABLE.
Gu eelebrsted
SIN. Woolep, and herino
ENDORSEMENTS AND DAVIES
possess ever quality sdsptiog shm TO he season.
They are soft elsstic, durable and extremely ebssp
A. RAkks Co, Hosers,
No. lo4 Bssery
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Advertisement

ANsoN's Large Size DAGUERREOTYPEs for filty
C.p, coor.d and IN Cases srse a. others
for CITY and sq1s t, ho.e made elsewhere of >% Az
SONS No sfs Broadway, opposite Met oDoitsn dotsi.
N b-RIcTukEs TAgsS ON rHAsKsGivIsG DAY.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FALSE WEIGHTS AND hEAsuREs.- Yesterday,
Petsr Miptern South Fist street. and Oseh eoreer
wa.hr ston stresu Eastern District srocers,
beSshi before Jsee Saith comp fat OF Ishn Powell To-
,Tteor Measures ehSssd with having used
Of bi.nre Both
defendants COZ es.ed Judgment 10 penalty Of 20 each
which they psid, and we've eisehassed
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TH.sKsGVISG IN HoBoKES.-T 5ere will be appr'
p,i.te setyis,s IN each OF the churches to-day.
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FATAL ACCIDENT -Au Inquest wa yesterday heid
upon the bocy OF James Crs,e se year Vt ss bro In
Itratd fatsy njo ed .serdsy morning by falling
lit III. area Of ui dog tbs OF West Broad
wa, ard Dame where be was at play VERDICT Acct
dental Death.
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ofthe County OF New.lok Notice hereby gvsn TO Per.
sons ksvjrg claims against EOkGt " HALL late Of he City
ofNewYofk TSio decea ed prosen the with S'aeh'
or. thereof 10 the subscriber tie office Of T. hech1m No
~ Nasssu the City New York or before he eleventh
esy OF February rStDAte6 Newl 0k The eh day o. Aus1st
i9Ss Ispe lawenrbl SARAH A. HALL. AdninissstIIK.
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- sAMUEL WILLETS, samuel laderhin all Henry T.
wers Es,cu'ors &c Of Andrew Wie's d. e7a,ed sc Ses
SUs ~ C LEICESTER. NSthaLiel CncoessF James ghi'
chester FNrhs e. Cehes,er Ph re Ctch,st9' PNt Chr
ehes Jsns Coob and Lo1iss Chsee-er sod ente
Rent the De e. dan's shove nned You are h'ep soG
ana eouir. the smended co naiot 10 sh g.
which filed fha n Che Clerk 5t The CJaniy oi
Eewyotb Athe Civ Bal ia CITY q New NcrS. On &c
ih a, cher 1855 sud coy - your ao~ y 70
the 40 COMPLAIN. subsciber a. his olo- No Of va
A. IN tie Ii waiu Eetfy dsys after tie ssfF g
Of tai 'Ummsns you exclusive Of s Day VI such sese-
and si b. saif complaint aithiu ne tile
soessit the pair "a n h's d siJ sppy 70 ~ Ccart 80
S,h8 r. n. BOVINE.
noyl swe zTn Plin.ia' Arf@rrsy.
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"Tbe overland route" between Jersey City and
Htblep usrsy shortened BY the oPehiss Of Prospect
street uter.ee ina the road between hen and Jersey CITY
Team we've civ, ye,terday Tor the hfs uue
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VOC zee thess thines hoy kAve ss< u tan hseds
meaning pstclsl; I say one On. BakT aAve
i.io az this time; Psreene caught Poole oy te coat
nd snit in his face three Les; the latter then o
s~sv from him and ran toward the recess exsla,nag,
INV (;,d Won sre rot gong TO murder me, are yoc
TuIyer now fred biz pisto. AND wour led him
self. be fell 70 the foor; while 90 .hs hoor
he fred at Poole q second time. and s2,srsnoy
wounded him in the kg; Pools then stsegefsd 10 toe
d tciivn of Bake, seized him, and they er'pped on
;he floor Baker Ippermost, resting on we kare; %
this moment heart Baker say, II guess " axe
ven sryhcw''; hen sss bin ssn pis'o' Al feoss
Or, sst aud fire; Paugeae fire q. snc "a Lo-
sisr; wien Tauer u the act Of firing o. Poole
M tol bit cid no; prevent him ron h+nx l say
papoete FIRE tsice sher Poole re.rsstei - toe re-
c.,s .iscu a,ing "lou ale not q goiog 20 murde.
ne T. be held HE haSds up bsiors hiGs aid KEEP. them
there until be staggered after oescg sao,; s,ne u1e
ser Poole rss hi end whsle be was rslia;ng aysns.
ne pistol fell from ois pocket; II s.a ave- srfeec
,svol,sr: i, was picked az by COrky Jsck cod given
90 . policem.n; At toe time Baker ana Pole ~ese on
The floor saw Others present except Pau Seee and
Turner; thew had gone GU; o' the " mt dof,
or dod I'd into the coeets, % yet cat OF ne wsy.
Mr.. Brady objected 10 BY questions oaSk ssked Is
% rhnt occurred after Baker ell the toooA lee
tendency Of such coursa the part OF ccaose' ioc
t.c p,osc cutioo was to psoduce chat might % dens
mated &c stsge effee, sos, 81 mas ~ sctES OF ms
irsgsdy. ,...A
Tie Court suggested hat the Jury should v 81, tae
scene OF the catastrophe, ooAia correct ideS o.
cid.d that they would do 80 in bOdy on rear-dsy
morrirg e, 10 O'clock. 49,.
Tpe Couit then s6jouned to II oelocf Friday
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SUPREME CoURr-ossEs,L TssS.
The examination OF eanoidstss for admission 10 the
Bar has been fixed for NJ pdsy uext-MessTs. Charles
A Peabody. VIM. Ii. Leonard aud jobs Forler, u,
examiners
SPECIAL TsRN-DEclsioS.
John L. Amb er at WI son Smsl
The motion that toe books and papers a)rerts,n,ng
n IN. c. of Cerk Of POcs which M. ,lms to have
cen onts0 Dc delivsI ed By M Small 20 NJ Aeses
srthw with q aranted-
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the plan Of the Charity Schools In Eogisnd. Among
otbsr pieces performed BY them are several chan 3 Ia
which n cir voi1s niogle with good effect The
scboo bSs nesry doubled in unbers daring ne pass
year. The exercises to-day will conuenoe ct
O'Clock p. m In the chapel and viii consist of singing
and addresses. Supper will served 70 the children
In The school room at O'Clock p o., snd toys viii sf
terw ara be dsIib ated 70 them. Toe tnsnci.l affairs
OF tie Mission progre ssng well as could be CT.
pec,ed. Tie snm Of 80 900 h4s BEEN rsaze1 by ths
LADY. sufhos Of tre book entitled Old Bfeser,," and
Ia. hem preserved by them 10 the Trustees OF the
Mission property, to b. spplied towrd paying the
debs. A debt of about $1,000 remains % be iqui-
dated. end efforts are being made 10 wipe j, out go
that they msy proceed with the addition TO he building
which lie 20 much needed. They hops TO be able TO
ctnm-nce n ;s work n~1t Spring, aud urgently appeal
TO the public for aid The hotels 70 the number ofeshs
cen have intma.e5 their will pgr 70 send cSn.ri-
buttons Of food fcs The rb,nk.gving fess' 20 the
ebildiep The exercses in the chspel are pubic, ahd
are usually largely attended.
INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DuNB-We are
requested 70 state that Ca,bariGe DuDtz. pupil just
ebtJed at this Inc itutioD escaped rom last week,
and he's not tinoe been hear from She Is sixteen
years old, bias brown hair, rather dsIk complexion,
end IL cross-eyed. She wors brown cac' frock,
but 10 b met. She csn both hes' aid art,casse i'm
Ierscy-rfpeatiDgs sentence when addressed to her,
ard lie Of low grade Of intellect Any info .t'on
respecting this los ebid which msy be eommua 'sted
10 the Itstitu,ion Fitieh stree, will be gratefully
acknoN LEGGED.
DowSIyG AND TIE FIsE COLLECTOR Mr. Down
ing the venerable co'ored pubioan Of Broad street,
was surprised on Tuesday by war; ant for bis ar &c,
:or nor-sppesrsnce q; TIE company parade Of the
Third Regine emit Of the New-York State Miis. Mr.
Downing, being exempt from militis duty both by his
sse and color, at repaired to toe dne collector,
where he wa. Of once released from the necessity o.
fuiiher cubs aDtatiDg bis appeared that
the rtouisii. was designed tor a white man OF the
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LAW LNTELLIGENOR.
THE STANWIX-HALL TRAGEDY.

TRIAL OF LEW. BAKFR FOR THE MURDER OF
WILLIAM POOLE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Further By THE, ArLANTIc.--Austria has
definitely refused to second the humiliating de.
mands Of the Western Powers on the Gar,
and it is now generally confessed, though reluc.
family, that the utmost that can be expected
from Austria is the maintenance of strict
neutrality. Lord John Russell and Drouyn
de fHuys had been recalled home, and only
awaited the conclusion of the 18th or final
conference--in brief, the Vienna conferences
so far as appears, have failed, and an arrange
ment OF the guaranty can only be come to by
large and mutual concessions.
Affairs are considerably more active in the
Crimea. The allied fleets lay in line-ofbattle
off the harbor of Sebastopol. $1,000 Omar
Pachas troops had been brought to Karnish
to join in the assault.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.-Gen. Canrobert
telcgraPhs on the 18th that the firing contin-
ued Enthusiastically by the artillery, but the
line was still operating. Another report says
the loss of life has been very great on both
sides, and council of war had been held, in
which it was decided to continue the firing a
week longer, and then make the assault
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The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 22nd
ult. All hopes of Austria taking the field
against Russia are abandoned.
From the seat of war We hear that during
the last ten days of the bombardment the fire
OF the beSlegers was superior to that of the CT
ty, and much damage was done to the Russian
works. 1t is stated that during the night of
the l3th-the last of the attack-the Allies
gained considerable advantage over the Rus
slams The latter were twice dislodged from
strongly fortified posts, which remain in the
hands of the French. The possession of these
posts enabled the Allies to fortify the summit
Of the ravine, which is of great Importance.
The Admiral of the Russian feet lin the har-
Dor of Sevastopol had either died or been Kill
led
Gortschkoff has published an address to the
garrison, in which he states that matters look
more encouraging to the besieged.
A trouble had been created at Kusajova by
the brutal conduct of an Austrian officer. The
people attacked the Austrians and drove them
out of the city. The official statement return
ed 247 killed on both Sides The excitement
continues.
Preparations for strengthening the Russian
ports on the Baltic, are going forward rapidly,
and there are 100000 Russian troons concen-
trating in the Baltic provinces. Most of the
British advance squadron was detained in the
great belt by the ice.
Parliament assembled on the 10th. The es-
innate for the foot expenses for the year is
stated at S96,339, 800. 10 meet this it is
thought much party diseord would arise in the
manner of serving the new loans, as it involves
great principle of finance.
| The visit of the Emperor and Empress of the
French, has caused perfect excitement. The
Emperor made his speech on the occasion OF
his reception by the Lord Mayor, which gave
great satisfaction.
MIR. Layard was entertained on board tie
clipper ship Donald Mckay, on the 2lst.
The collision between the English ship Of
war, George Hurlburt, has been investigated
and both parties eXonerated from blame.
Two thousand Golfers are on strike.
The Roebuck committee is continuing its
Investigations
1t was hoped that the detention Of the At.
antic would have enabled her to convey the
news of the termination of war, either by trea-
ty at Vienna, or the capture of Sevastopol.-
Neither expectation has, however, been fulfill,
ed. The conferences are in their last agony
Russia absolutely refuses to submit to the linn
itation of her power in the Black Sea; but of.
fers to permit the maintenance of Turkish
armament equal to her own in the Black Sea
provided no other nation has the right.