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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-17
Nesp9lprk daily gribm,re
A TRIP TO COMFY ISLAND.

1t has been said that what Gravesend is to London
Coney Island is to NewYork. This comparison is
only Just in far it applies to the facilities afforded
by those widely separate localities for the recreation
of that class of persons whose circumstances preclude
them from migrating to the distant watering-paces
In this City, however, even less than in London, are
the leople limited to single resort within the reach
of their and convenience. The coasts OF Jer-
sey and Long Island dotted with numerous pleas
ant places adapted TO the wants of that portion OF
our citizens who are confined to the City during the
Summer season. But as Gravesend is the favonte
resort Of the Cockney' and "swel mob" population
of London so Coney Island is the center Of attraction
for our Gothamite bhoys and backguards 10 this
particular both places essentially similar, though
We think the palm of superior rowdyism might fairly
be awarded TO the American.
Coney Island, as few of our readers may be
aware is bounded the west by so much OF the At
lantc Ocean as is comprised in the Bay of Newfork,
on The north by the Plank Road, or the east by
range of hills extending nearly half mile, and on the
south by one dwelling and an extensive rckey rope
walk, by great courtesy called bathing houses.
II is the general supposon that until some time
within the last century and half this entire tract OF
land was covered with water; and this superstition Is
strengthened by the immense quantities OF sana which
cover the island, and the appearance Of shells %c',
which are scattered ON the surface of the Interior
As may be inferred from this the soil is not remark
ably aIuyal, and the refreshing absence of anything
ia foiage much less trees, renders noon-iiie walk
extremely pleasant, particularly if one Is fortunate
enough 10 have the thermometer at about 100. The
natives of this independent republic, as 1t is face
,iously termed subsist principally on that native pro-
dine ion called {" Clam" They are in favor OF high
"tari, and generally support the Nebraska oiH' Tor
tho reason that as they may at distant day co ne
into the United States they prefer legislating Tor
themselves on questions of internal policy The le-
gendary individual knownas 1.-THE Governor is quite
an autocrat in his way, and occasionally astonlshes
his thirteen constituents by manifestoes IN which he
always takes high national ound, and repeats nls
determination OF az suming all doubtful power
The natural bathing facilities of the "Repubhe'
are very good. while the artificial improvements are
Of an exceedingly dubious quality. Bathers are nu-
merous, and porpoises equally so IN proporuon
However the absence of sharks, at certain per 'ods
affords the stranger excellent opportunities oil improV
ing his health by the manly exercise oil sSin"ns
These bathing facilities might possibly be enhanced
il could be asceraned with any degree OF accuracy
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ORANGE COUNTY.
nee Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Cores pOBdence Of The N. \. Tribune.
NEwBURGH, Saturday, July IL, 1855.
Seeing various communications in your paper in
reference to the operation of the Liquor Law and not
discovering anything from Newburgh except notice
in one of your City papers which stated that Rando
and Clark had arrested woman who was Immediately
discharged permit TO state the facts touching the
case and also in regard to second In the first,
a woman was coming from the iquor-store OF II.
Lawson & Son under suspicious circumstances, and
was placed under the care of Policeocer Ozark. She
was taken with bottle of whisky, which she said she
purchased of the said Lawson & Son. and paid for it
one shilling. On examination without oath, Police
Justice Eager discharged her. The second was man
taken up by Poiceocer Scott for being drunk and dis
orderly and placed in the Station house until be was
sober when he was taken before the Justice and on
oath of the officer was fined $40 and costs, which were
paid by his friends, and he was allowed to go to his
businefs-he being good mechanic, having wife
and two children to support. Before he was discharged
however he was examined to where he obtained
bis LIQUOR and the Justice has the record laid up for
future use if necessary am sorry to say that the
hquor-deaers here are determined to oppose the law
and have employed most if not all the lawyers in
the place TO assist in their soul-destroying traffic.
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DUCHESS co.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Friday, July 10, 1855.
The first Lager Beer suit has been carried up on
writ of certoran to the General Term of the Supreme
Court Judges Brown, Strong and Rockwell, now in
session in this city. From appearances one would
suppose that these Judges anxious to have the
first voice in the matter. Dutchess, if mistake not
was the first county in the State in which were
imprisoned for violation of the old Excise law, and
my word for it, it will be the rst county in which the
law will be declared unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court
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IN cHAuTAuouE COUNTY.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
DuSKIRK, n. Y, Saturday, July IA, 1855.
Hoping that the following report Of the first trial
snder the new Prohibitory Law in Chautauque Coun-
y will be interesting to your readers, send it for
publication:
Before Justice DeIria.-Dunkirk, July IL, 1885,
The People ex rel. Abner w. Camp, Supervisor agt
Daniel Phillpbau.-This was q complaint for viola
ZION Of the Prolibitary Law of April 9, 1885, by sell
hng.-The defendant arrested and brought before
Justice James Delvin on the 10th inst and the matter
adjourned til the 18th inst ID. Tinghsst OF Bar ac
and L. B. Brown, Esq., Of Dunkirk, appeared Is
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HrRRAH This word Is pure Sclsvonisn, and is
commonly heard from the coasts Of Daimsta to Behr
ings Straits, when any Of the populations living With
in these limits are called on 20 give proof Of courage
and valor. The origin of the word belongs TO the
primitive idea that every man that dies herocay Tor
lis country goes straight TO Heaven (Hsr to Psrn-
dise and II that in the shock and ardor OF battle
the combatants utter that cry, the Turks DO that Of
mediate recompense, to forget earth and contemn
death. lOalmauan observer,
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IN cHENANGo COUNTY.

Letter from gentleman in Oxford to friend in
this City:
have received Judge Culver's favors which you
sent me- But to my surprise the law here is perfect
elfacting machine. Ii needs enforcement, for 1t
snforces itself. l had anticipated severe struggle,
and all sorts of shifts and evasions, and stnpedpig
lodges The liquor men have always told us that
"he law could not be enforced here" blood would
"how," &c. But when the ih came, the liquor had
all been disposed Of Sold sent away. On that day
il could not be bought in village openly or pri-
yately, although we had a celebration on the old plaH
about in wonder, and for the once went home early
and sober Not one drunken seen in our
village that day or since, although on such occasions
heretofore they have lain about for week after the
celebration. Quiet, order decorum regned in our
streets. Ourmost determined opponents ac knowledge
the change and dare not gansay its benefits II is
glorious law and must be maintained.
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H Ii L UNI V + II s / T
IL FAMILY REMEDIES.

FAMILY REMEDIES.
Issued under the Seal Sanction and Authority Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW LIE DGE,
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania Apn % 1908,
WITH A CAPITAL OF $lO00OO,
Mainly for purpose Of arresng the evils OF Spurious ana
Worthless Nosums.
ALSO,
For supplying the Community with reliable Remedies wher
ever competent Physician cannot will not be emPoyed
institution has purchased from Dr. JOHN H. hOWAND
his celebrated ........,
TONIC NJ IXT u f,
Known upward Of twenty-five the only sure and
safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.
And his inestimsble Remedy for
BOWEL co MPLAINTS,
ROWANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved aud Popular Remedies,
WITH
Inv COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS.
Inv DSsP ePsIA OR INDIGESTION.
The UniveTsiiy's Remedy for - . 1870
The UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC may be had, At the Branch
P'' C. H. RING, Johnst. Broadway, N. Y.
CLICKENER& Co.. No 81 Barclsy-st
w. S DUNHAM No 476 Broadway.
Mrs. HAYS, Brooklyn.
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WRIT OF HABEAs CoRPus DIsMIssED.-festerday
Peter Bauer who had sued out writ OF haoeaS cor
pus for his discharge from the United States Marines
on the ground OF being minor, appeared before Us
tice Culver, and being able 70 prove bis minority
the writ was dismissed and be was taken back TO me
Marine Barracks.
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DISTURBING A CoysR,GArlos.-Three young men
were brought before Justice Smith yesterday on Tie
complaint of the Sexton OF the Second Presbyterian
Church, in Clinton ST. who charges them with con-
Quoting themselves improperly during service on sun
day afternoon. They were convicted OF the ohense
and fined SO each.
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Me0iral.


EOR THE PILES-DR. UPHkMS ELECTU-
AIRY internal remedy is certain for THE distress
ing dangerous complaint For Of the most astonishing
pamphlets 70 be had at the Doctors medical office oI
consultation and advice No 387 4bs Sd door from the Bow
ery between Bowery and Broadway. -
CAUTIONThe public cautioned against counterfeit OF
which has recently made its appearance In the
city The genuine has signature on the outside wrapper
with The counterfeit has printed fac
sme Of my signature and very easily distinguished from the
genuine. The counterfeit TO be not only worthless but
Absolutely Be particular therefore and that
genuine which be obtained at the propretos Office
Rrosdny and Of c. v Clic. sner Co. No 81 Barclsyst
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DRowsED-The son of Mr.. ID. FL. Hayilin, aged
about years was accidentally dro Ened on Sunday
evening in pond of sisgnant water IN North hgnin'
near Seconds Coroner landlord held an inquest on
the body yesterday morning, and verdict IN accord
ance with the above Voc rendered
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PoLIcR-In the case Of MIR. Duncan and wife, Ia
Jersey City who had difficulty some days ago With
Officers Kittle and Paynton, an examination was hsd
held 10 hail in the sum 5000 and Mrs. ID. in the
Of 5000 TO appear for trial at the next term Of the
Cont on charge Of assault and battery upon the Of
6cers The first difficulty which led to the arrest was
between the families Of Mr. Duncan and Paynton who
resided in the same house.
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YINUF PFOPJ, II of the STATE of NEW YORK,

YTNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW YORK,
BY the Of God Free and Independent-To all per-
The Civ of deceased creditors egatees next Of
Ain obewiesnd Greetings You and each Of you are here
Inv and personally be and appear before Sur
rosae of the County Of NewYork his Office IN the City OF
the 9th day of September next at O'Clock in
the hs DAY then and there 10 attend the final set
Element of the of proceedings Of MARY OCON'
NOR a. the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased testimony whereof have caused the seal OF
Utice Of said Surrogate be hereunto affixed Witness
Alexander w. Bradford Esq, Surrogate of our said Coun
n 81 ty al the the I'D day of June Ia the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and hity
FIVE iyl7 law4w Tu A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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BROOKL wv IIELS.

The CEysus.-The Census of the Fifteenth and Six
teenth Wards is completed. The population of the
Fifteenth Ward is 1000, Of the Sixteenth Ward 1898
The population of the late City OF Wiliamsburgh, 1t l.
estimated, win exceed IS, 600. In 1850 the population
was 600.
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TIVE PEOPLE of the STATE ofNEw-YORK,

By the Of God FIRE. and Ddependsnt To all pes2n
interested in the Estate Of THOMAS L. CT ARK late OF the
City of NewYok deceased creditors egaees next OF kin
otherwise Send Greeting: You and each Of are hereby
cited and required ay be and appear before Suro
gate of the County Of New York his office In the City OF
NewYork on eth day If August eleven o'clock 10
the that day then and there attend the ma set
Element the Of Poceedings Of GEOkGE d. H. Gil
LFSPIF Of the Last VIII and Testament OF SAID
deceased In testimony have caused the se. Of oce
of said Surrogate TO affixed Witness Alexander W.
Bradford ESQUIRE of our said County al the
H. CITY of NeYork the I'D day Of June in the year OF
our Lord thousand eight hundred ssd hfty'hve
;e96 1nv4,S1u A. w. BRADFORD Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the Coaniy Of Newton notice is hereby given to all
sons having sians AGAINST JOHN BURNS OF the City OF
deceased present the sane with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber at the once Of janice W. White No 81 Lib
syt IN the City " New before tAe eighteenth
Gay August nextDafed New York the Feb
rsary, ls6 lfi3lswtIoTul JAMES BURNS Administrator
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CTPRFME COURT-JOsEPH WE'LL and

CUPREME COURT-JOSEPH WE'LL and
- MAX WE'LL sgst l.. s. BERGEN, I'D suit ITO he De
fendsu; hereby summoned and required to
the complaint action which will be FLED in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the City and County Of New York al the Cy Hall
in the City of and to OF your answer
10 the plan the subscribers their Office No
Wss said City, within twenty days after the service OF
and II YOU fail TO answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid plaintiffs In this action will take Judgment sg anst
YOU the hundred and twenty eight dollars and
venynne cent? with interest from the twenythrd day Of
April Thousand eight hundred and fifty Eve besides the
costs Of this action. Dated Goth jane 1855
EMERSON a. PRO HARD PLAINTIFF Attorney.
The complaint in this action filed ia the office OF said
Cleik the 21st day Of June, 1855.
EMERSON PRICHARD, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Mayor Cickener of Hoboken has issued procla-
nation prohibiting bathing in the waters within the
limits OF Hoboken during the day time.
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CUPREME COURT-JOsEPH WE'LL and

OOOhl.-JOoLE w Cih anu
~ MAX WE'LL against l. S. BAkGEN.-Fiut suit
To the DEFEkDANT-You are hereby summoned and re-
quired the complaint in this action, which will be
filed the Office Of the Clerk of the City and County OF New
York the CyHs in the City Of NewYors aud TO serve
the said complaint tue suosc oers
her Office No Wast., in said Cy within twenty days
after the Of this you exclusive Of the day
Of such ,ervce and fail 70 answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiffs IN this action will take
ud,ment the Of hundred and eighty
with interest twenty dollars from the fourth
day Of November thousand eight hundred and fifty four
and on hundred and sixty dollars from the 10th day Of
January thousand eight hundred and yGye besides the
costs OF this actioA-Datei 10Th June, 855.
EMERSON PRICHARD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint this action filed in the Office Of said
Clerk on the 2lst day Of June, 1855.
EMERSON PRlCHARD, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
saccI Law cvvTu
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oSONDAGA COUNTY.
Corespondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.


BALDwISsyLLE, Thursday, July 70, 1855.
1t is now week since the Prohibitory Law went
into effect and in this town and vicinity il appears to
be strictly obeyed. At Of the hotels or other
places where liquor has heretofore been kept land
they are numerous) has any been sold or given away
since the 3d. and the book of the legally-apponted
agent shows that he has done but small business.
The liquor dealers certainly deserve credit for
their acquescence and for not undertaking to defy
law which may not exactly square with their own pc
culiar notions of right and wrong, especially as they
are in great measure thrown out Of business and Ia
some in,tanoes with considerable hotel property on
their hands which cannot readily be turned INTO other
and better, except at great sacrifice We have
around us fine farming country and the best water
power in the State, which is but partially improved,
20 that the capital and energy thrown out Of employ
by this law need not long remain inactive. The
crops, excepting corn are very tine.
SrRAcrsE.-The first case in this city under the
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CoNsos CoUycu.-A regular meeting OF the Jer.
sey City Common Council will be held at the Lyceum
this evening.
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge OF
IN in.oyent from bis debts TO the provisions OF
third ofthe fret title oftbe h chapter Of the second part
oftse Revived 81 stutes- DOMISICK LYNCH, insolven
Notice fret published June g. 1856 Cred- toappesr before
Daniel p Ingrshs Of the Judges Of hs Court OF
Common Pleas City and Coun Of New York at
the Chambers Of sd Court the City He Of said City on
the of August 1855 at ten O'clock IA the fore
hCCUNN d. AONChlEf, Atys fJr lnsoFent,.
ie26 lsw6wTu No y Wallst., n. Y.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July IS 1855.
rI(fE L. harehu oriran MI rsunnf To the SfafIItA

NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Statute
~ 10 such case made and provided, that all the circulating
notes ued 70 w B. PECK individual Banker, (FARM
Frs BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY .retta) must be
preseDted ce OF the Superintendent Of the Banking
D. Of the stare Of New-York for payment within two
the date hereof the funds Deposited tor the
demption the circulating issued the ad Banker will
be Rfyep M. ~. SCHOONMAKER,
iyl7 lAw,1u2y Superintendent
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Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
FREDONIA. Saturday. Jul

FREDoNIA, Saturday July IA, 1855.
The first trial for a violation of the Liquor Law
came off in Dunkrk the 10th nst A Mr.. PhilIpbarr,
a German grocer, said to be member of the Liquor
Dealers Association, was arragned before Justice
Delvin and after patient hearing before Jury was
found guilty and fined $50. Mr. Tilinghast attor-
ney from Buffalo, was sent for to defend the liquor
interest and it is supposed was employed by the As
ISOLATION to defend this as a test suit, but after the
trial advised his client to pay the fine and to give up
the liquor trade, which he promised to do and prom
ised to remove all his liquor to parts uRkHoTH on
condit on that they would no. seize it, which was ac-
ceded to. Thus the liquor trade is doRet for in this
region. We have heard of no sales of liquor IN this
village since the law went into effect. Alb.
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SrRacusE.-The first case in this city under the
Liquor Law has excited very intense interest and been
contested with desperation worthy Of better
The prisoner made application for q wit Of habeas
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of ROdman b.
Dsv,ou Esq. Surrogate Of the County Of Kings Noce IL
hereby veB according law ali having claims
sraixit JOHN H. DUhPHY late Of the CRY Of Brooklyn,
deoesea that they required 70 exhibit the same wsh
vouchers thereof the ubscibers the az the
oce of shes No 81 Broadway in the City Of New
Yok before The second asy Of January next-Dsi'd
June % 1907 oFoRGR sHEs AdmhN'rs'o'
Y ROBINSON. Atty for dninstrators jy5 law6tn Ia
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
tbe County Of New-York notice s hereby given 10 all
sos having claims against JOHN C. ROBERTSON late Of the
Cy Of deceased 10 present the with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber his Office No. 10 Hyinkton In
the City of Hew.Yok before the twsnyaxh ty Of
July ne1tDsted NewYOrk the twentyseoond day Of Jauu
srv 1855 JOHN II. MORRISON,
Us lswfmTu' Adninistrstof
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County New York notice is hereby given 20 al per
sons having claims against JAMES FOSTER late Of the City
Of EewYork deceased TO present with vouchers
thereof the subscrbers the Office Of JOHN McCAHILL
Esq No Essu in the City Of New York on or before tne
3ob day Of October next.
Dated NenYoTf, the % day Of April 1885.
LMELiA FOSTER. Erecurr.
JOHN FOSTER, and (pxo.,.,,.
sI5l,venTu MATHEW 5. SMITH, N~
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rr-NyAcK and HAvERsTRAw

lCOD. STEAMBOAT LisE;-Les's Oh s9osa,es
''ry, nstrsrs a 81 A. NJ aud p. NJ, landing each
r.y At Permont Nysek oL Hi Ceme,ery aud Rocklsne
Iafe J. p ShiIn SepI n H. s'eno1' knn son's
ARROW Cant. A. A. Lyaacker
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feaal Notiffs.
of an order Of the surrogate Of


n PURSUANCE OF an order OF NC ~ ~ - 90
the County Of New.York, notice hereby rven 70 AZ per
IONS bavre cs ms assr JOHN ATTR1DGE ate OF the Wy
Of NewYork deoessed present the same win youons
hereof 10 the subscrer the Office Of T. JAMES GLONEh
No l3 Ma FAUST in the City Of New York on or before me
i7th dav OF september pexDated New the th DAY OF
February, 1850 fhANNko AAihiDOEi
nal rGrrIn
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-05
No 4th of July in Portland.

After the bloody affair enacted by Neal
Dow, the people of Portland have no heart for
the parade of 4th of July. Before the Neal
Do,c 5ioodshed took place, it was expected the
city Of Portland would celebrate the 4th with
great eclat. and $500 were appropriated by
the city government for that purpose. The
following from the Portland Advertiser, the
organ of Dow and the Police Justice Carter,
sufficiently explains the matter -
FOURTH OF JGLY IN PORTLAND. We learn
that the Committee of the City Council, ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the celebra-
ton of the 4th of July, held meeting last
evening, and voted to indefinitely postpone the
whole subject. Having given invitations to
the Military and Fire Companies of the city,
to have general review of one and an exhibit
ton Of the other, and failing to obtain the con-
sent Of either, they came to the conclusion to
recommend nothing. 4 ra ar
The Bangor Journal very properly remarks !;
Exactly so The authorizes may appro-
pirate money, but the people will take no part
in the show. They have no heart for the
mockery Of a celebration of free and liberal
principles under The dcspotisDs of one toho has
showa himself but little better than a maniac, al
uhose order blood has been ,inecessa, iy aud
toss1y shed. Is there any better evidence Of the
odium which attaches to this man than the re-