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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01
LOST AND FOUND.


I osT-IUEspAy EVENING, GOING FROM o. PEARL
small package OF OF bat the
The finder will much oblige old shpowner by leaving
them at the Herald office. Van Dykes Hotel Caths
clip.
r oST-A BANK BOOK ON THr 9TH OF MAY, on
- the Chambers street Savings Bank. reward OF
John ID. Schmidt, No. Dominek street.
Ia bs0 Broems street t. tho ere in Ann street. porte
and rom SIS Us in Ss The anaer may have the the
money end The thanks 81 the ~ rsturnag toe papers
Lam street.
IL tfoates OF stock bills Of France and 9TH
papers Of 70 but the owner the trans
fer or payment being stopped Tho finder will be literally
rewarded by returning tho same. Address JOSEPH TIT
COMB box 1855 Herald Office
MOTE Losr-CAUTIoN.-ALL PERSONS ARE eau.
sl2t dated Msy H. ls55, II 30 days drawn BY Horace IT,
Toy in my favor, and ma endorsed Psymcus has beon
STOPPED. ID. II. J0HNS0H, los Wall street.
CLOTHING, sc.
NY AMOUNT OF NEW AND CAST sFr CIofa.
Ing al styles and PATTERN purchased az the Altes.
having surplus elohing waited addrssn astve
CAsT OFF CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
rent money Gentlemen wiIhng dposs Of clothing
good dusy for rers cssh equivalent are r.qus 70
call Of address JAsEs koRoNEY II Baxter street date
Ornsge sueet),
GENTLEMEN HAVING LEFT OFF CLOTHING IN
lsrge or small quantities. esq obtain the highest pdce
Tor them By calling Addressing JOHN MURPHY l2s
Naseau street, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

HAD NOT THE SECRET TWENTY. ONE, BITTER
be careful Of their aots do they want the ao,
AIow what has boon going ON9 WHO KNOWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

N0TICE.-WIIL BE SOLD ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
~ At the public pound Forty second ssre.s aud
avenue two and toAt Monday the tta day OF
june At II o'clock III. Ny order OF the Pound as..sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01
THO MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLoTHlERs -WM
i TOPPING CO., will sell Friday. Juee a. snes

n, BOYLE, AUCTIOEEER, sALEsRO0M IS CENTRH
street will soil this day At 10 O'Clock, at 81
balance Of stock OF secondhand furntture ~nicn
to mention; also furniture t. to yard
abort 0 feet carpenters Tools tcgsther with the lease
h. hnu
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AUCTION NOTICE -THOAAS bELL, AUCTION FER,
iby HE'LL BUSH, ~ U ool'cA tais day IN our sales
rvoDA IL North w lam variety safe; hrst, valu
able Alsortment of IArvs hosiery
es.Aias ssntlemsns furnishing artcie second the
BIRDS IN from seutlemAu ird fsuoier comprising
ekscs and other bard. hnest breed pxrs
80 NkAecaEea lot 81 ceries The balance stock
aks quantity of ionery fancy goods and
shsx eeses. furniture olocks jewery Saturday large
ealo Of heunehold furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

GROCERIES, CRoCKERY, TREES, PEDLARs AND
VI groeers wagons, this Jay, at l o'clock az 81 Der
street. corner ara teas .assrs coffee, pickles
ties vest PATTERN scales weisht spins balsnee spoo
''''' W. A. CARTER, Auotionecr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

IF EDWARD BOLTON WILL CALL AT The NAN.
CHESTER Houtc, "a Whitehall street, he will hear Of
thisg to bis advantage. SAML. WlLBRAHAM, "a Whits-
hail street
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n,UNIs MORRILL,. AUeEtoNBER-rHIs MtRNtNG.
at l0 O'clock st the spacious Ion ROOM 81 Nassau
street. Fulton viz.farnisure OF quAty
sstng of eli descriptions from those Tor cash
and sold sacrfce also various other goods adver
tsement in this paper under auction nstioes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

GENTLEMAN WISHES A PERMANENT HOME
IA for kimself and wife, with private family Fu
tor ferry Drooklyn or below Tsath stsees New York
dnes down town. except SUNDAYS to ST.
per week. Address, with full particulars Sinclair Herald
vfice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01
II ErRY II LEEDS huCrToNypp-pyu Ipvne

HEINZ LEEDS, AUCTIONEHR-BY H. H. LEEDS
- @Co-Ssturday June q at 10Y O'clock at the sales
Fpo8 ~ Aseu street, executors sale
es nur suIsrb rosewood "a octave pasototes BY one of
- msee ctebfated makers the also an
~ heusehcld Consisting Of esao, suits Of rose
Neod mnscgsny sna black walnut tof sss ar and
parfor chairs ROCKERS, 0tom
and hair oloth rosewood sad mahogany m,rss Tan pntr
ksbiee rosewood etsgercs voyet tana..rv 80 ..
esrpes and rug, ocioths oil gaintiDs rich vindow cur
glasses extsssion tables dining tab shossny
tabee. chns glassware satel cloet4 and ornamsnt
chandelier Cuartcttos sewood mahossay aud biacs
walnut Sedsteads mstrcees bsir dol feather bede pill
low. and bolters dressing bureaus marble sep
Tea tables CHAIRS toilet SETS stoves, rugs &c Brusses
air carpets brass stair rods, paslor door mats also
euentty Of hair and husk msttrsses feather bs' black
yninut bedsteads all Of superior kind and entrsly
eenx the stock Of mau niaotursr about removing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

PARLoR AND BEDROOM ON TEE SECOND
IA for In first class house ia private iaml, to let
With board gentleman and vito two single
wishing all the of homo and good society,
vited to call OF 40 kast Twenty eis nth street.
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"A tbe summer months, with q family either in re;
York Brcoklsn Staten Isapd noboksn, who would
slider two teaching every day. besides French
cation, sufficient remuneration Tor comfortable board
the best references given and required note directed
Union square Pest Oloe, will DO promptly answered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

r oST-A BANK BOOK, ON the 18Th OF MAY, on
- the Chambers street Savings Bank. reward OF
dollars for the recovery the book will given Apply
John d. Schmidt, No. Dominiek street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

A FEW YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
IA with bcnrd Ia o private family at 63 Prospect ST.
brooklyn. terms So per wesk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

EO7 BEOADwAY-Ls JEUNE MgTaoPOLfrAS.-
CCl To Let elegantly Furnished pArlors aud beiroom
together ssvaratey BY the week. month Apply
a the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

A FRENCH YOUNG GENTLEMAN Is DESTROYS OF
IA finding respectable private family up which
could give French lessons in exchange for board
diess for tive days. Instruction Broad way Post OIce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

TT A BY-N WILL CALL ON CERTAIN Law.
yer in Broadway she will hear something to her advan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

VI large or small quantities css obtain the highest ptics
Tor them By calling Addressing JOHN MURPHY I2s
Nassau street, tasoment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO OR
a tire single ssn.lsnaa or gens'sIsn and his wife
location. Address s., Herald office, Apply at 3is
Commerce in the vicinity Of Barrow Hudson
streets. Terms MODERATE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

N1UNIs MORRELL, AUCTIONEBR -OIL PAINTINGS
French plato mirrors extension dniog tables cocks Of
81 nna n,usso. Slu n ~ 'na pe0s asm
stock OF superior mahogany aud black walnut ALL stock
rarely offered ct auction To take pDaos ths morans
10Y O'clock At 81 Nassau street. Also number Of rsfse
rators srIe sior make of all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

JonN w. soMKRINDvKs, AUCrio RE& VIII
d se this day as the auction room, Centre sad
psssr oh.rs Bureaus .sraSops Ssass. asass ss sa
centre tables looking sassss eloek: oiicoth .ase
mattresses, DO mahogany sca bedtesd SeedhAm's %
but little used seat chairs de-, &e Alss by
virtue Of several executions boots Shoes gsisrs TO
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DIZZY GOODS, go.

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or DRESS GOODS
received peg steamer A@srics consistig Of Grape Dc
yArs, will BIO offered for sale this morning.
UBSDELL, PEtRSON & LAKE Ill DroAdwly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01
<ypaRoK cooK. AuCTfoNRgR.-BY Slower

CBORGE COOK, AUCTioNRER.-BY SLOWER
VI cU0K-Elogant new and fs.hisnsble furniture, 10,
this day. ffidsyD ~ l0T O'clock, ~ seerJoms 3Oi
xrcsdwAy corner Duase street extensive assortment
" custom made furniture consisting parlor
niturc suite In rich and fashionable coverings richly
carved steseres e.cretoirc scertses marble tables
va,iety Of style and h i.h, made
dining tables, dining obairs sideSosrds mahogssy
sos tetes tete chsirs, do seat par3r
ROSEWOOD, mahogsny, walnut and oak
srre~vs and wsshstands wardrobes. mattrs,ses p,as
esoe are rush seat chairs aiso oil pstng aud French
se per and msntsl gssses also silver plated and ohm.
Wsxe saa taes cutlery Catalogues sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

GLD EEGRAvEGs, BOOKS, NOVELS, AND MAGA
" EDss boug3t ut the old Curiosity shop, Nassau
siect whore tbs highest cash price wifi be given have
ras hand csoioo assortment Of old aad modera
epgravings perras ecfap prints 30, for sale cheap
JOHN PfHE, lW Nassau street.
old ENGHAVINGS, OLD BOOKS, NOVELS MAGA.
" aimee or old paper bought by MS In quantity for
Cs-h You either terd them to will
hemes and buy hem sr will send US your Adde'S q,
beek, eEa,ss, large and small novels, TO- Come aad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

A LADY, WITH HER DAUGHTER RESIDING ON
"A Murray Hill occupying new hve story Grown stone
ns.h basement house would Ike the society Of two
1ke location and heslthy Ma iison
tases within few stops TIE door Address Murray
Hill, Union OfhOe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

A SMALL PhIyA1E FAMILY WOULD LIKE AN
IA accessible young lady to board IS compassion for the
house Defsreuccs regursd Apejy At 22T West 7th 49,.
bxtUeen Sth AZ 9th avenues
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE |, 1856.
ROARDINc AUY LODGING,

Q70 BRoABwAY.-FURNISHEDR ROOMS TO LET
ON A basisome parior and bedroom y gentiemSa.
crap rty Of entien.n can 10 aecoum dsted With
beautifully situated froat and back with balcony looking
eezdens for residence. Thsae rooms will
let very moderate price, hAif the usual rioe with
best o. attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

wv ship Lexngtsn. WV. DUsuNr will sell at suction,
At the Navy Yard, sroSIyn, tho o. sup LssnssoS a.
she es q the Nav Yard Breoklyn d9l tons built q
ed ready fosbirsPocsion: The inventory DO OBJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.-A PRIVATE FANG
IA ly would let their second story front gene
man. without beard Apply st Is Walker street, OF
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

A PRIvATg FAMILY HAVING NOPE ROOM THAN
"A they reqnirs would acconmodate Anew single gentle
men, or gentleman and wi.e with board Tbs hoass Il
beiug newly painted and furnished throughout Also
Office suitable surveyor dentist p6yseisn Refer
exchanged. Inquire ~ No l Wett Tweaty
gtxee6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE No 80 CHANGERS
l. street basement Of the New City HaNos.ce 70 tax
The rolls Of the wards or
city Of New York Will DO opened for and review
from Monday The 2lss q NAY until Mondsy the . day
zg and correcting the said rolls requested to make APP
Pcaton to the undergned At their office, between the
houxs Of A. ~ and r. M.
$ $$ j i As s s:sssssa, Tax c.-.'..'......
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
Another Foray ON the Cyprians.

In accordance with the orders OF Mayor Wood the po.
lice captains in the several districts last night made ano
ther descent upon the street walkers The station houses
thronged with these poor creatures and their
sti more miserable male associates who make living
of these poor children Of shame The Sixth ward police
arrested number Of girls who make the Park their
sort to pursue their calling These are generally of the
most abandoned charscter IS was abundaay evidenced
when taken to the station house. Tney shouted sung
and made all manner Of uncouth noises. They were
Brought in between the hours Of ard 10 O'Clock and
accommodated with celia for the night. There were
twenty seven in all, the majority Of whom found In
tie Park In the Fifth ward there twenty arrested
One OF the women ncensed Of icing arrested swallowed
the contents Of phal Of Iaudanum doctor was sent
for, and the use of stomach pump made all
right. In the Eighth ward, there were no arrests
made, Is tbs wenen got wind of the intended
fcray and wisely kept out of the streets Those few
who did make their appearance, walked along quietly
and acted very differently from the way they usually
conduct themselves BY ten clock 80 quick had the
news SPREAD the streets eess and anie as
they usually about three o'clock in the morning
The appearance Of the great was very de
rent from the way it usually appears. In the Four.
teenth wsrd there were five girls arrested mostly
o. an "a abandoned sharaSser who were making disturb
than hundred girls taken up to the station houses in
the lower wards.
As the attention of the authorities h now fixed ON
this matter, c would be well for them to take
notice OF the men who make It business to follow
young srs In the streets, and insult them with infa
nous proposals..
young and very pretty country girl came to the Of
Gee Of the Chief Of Police last night and informed Ser.
geant Owens that she had just arrived from Albany and
crossing the Park, her way to boarding house,
when she accostea BY weldressed scamp, who Of
fered TO accompany home She declined accepting
his company but he continued to follow her. until she
compelled to take refuge in the Chiefs oce. Ocer
Mathews was sent in pursuit Of the fellow, and sue
ceeded In arrestng him but as the girl refused to make
charge be was allowed to CO. This is but Of many
cases that nightly Poor working girls their
way home, after dark dare not the Park for fear
of being grossly nsulted.
day, the girls arrested last night viii be taken to
directs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
Police Intelligence.


BY LUNATIC.
Yesterday morning. John Cunningham, one of the
deputy leeperr stationed the fourth corridor of ths
lunats, named John Allerton, by means other
got possession Of knife, and walking up and down ths
corridor, fourshtd 1t in an excited state Of mind over
his head ard threatened TO hin person. At last
however hs got tired Of this kind Of amusement, and
accordingly betook himself to his CELL where he was i'm
nediatey followed by Cunningham, with the intention
of disarming him. When the keeper made his appsar-
sailed by the lunatc who plunged the knife into his
thigh quite c'ose TO the hip bone inctng deep and
very painful wound. In his struggle with the iunatic
be also received severe cut across the hand severiug
the principal artery, from which the blood flowed 90
piously. The nfuriated was after stout resis-
ncc, overpowcred, and the knife taken away from him.
Cunningham's wounds, although not very dangerous
will probably confnc him to his bed for some days.
tie wound On the hand IL quite likely to produce lock-
jaw, If not very carefully attended to. Some weeks ago
there confined charge Of murder, with knife, and
had most pzovideutial escape with his life.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY.
private watchman named John F. sloper was taken
into custody yesterday by officer Cowip OF the Esh.
teepth ward police charged the complaint OF VIM a.
Lewis Of 1856 East Twenty Hrs street. with having been
unknown who he alleges entered his store and carried
of quantity Of mechanical TOOLS consisting Of vices,
lstes belts, sewing MACHINES fles, screws &C. valued
in all at about $500. The complainant states in bis
affidavit that the accused admitted to him the fact of his
bay1g these to enter the store but refused
ried OF the ye pery IFS whereabouts The accused
taken before Justice Brennan, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court who held him to bail in tbe sum Of 0cc
70 answer the charge Of larceny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
Coroners' Insuests,

CAsPaEST AccrDryT-Corcner Hilton held an inquest
yesterday, at the New York Hospital upon the BODY OF
Catsar.ns Bren who died from the effects Of severe
injuries sustained Friday night by the explosion Of
csmpbsne lamp, in the house No. 20 Monros street
The deceased II appeared, was filing lighted lamp With
frghtrul manner The jury rendered verdict OF acct
dental ceah The deceased was IL years Of age and
. natve Of Ireland.
COMPRESSION OF THE BRArg.-Coroner Gamb's held an
inquest upon the body Of Michael ConnoTy, native Of
Irtland, who died from oompresscn OF tbs braia pro
Suced by fan receiyad while descending the stairway
o. bis residence, ct la3 Vest Thirty third street Vsr
Dict, acciee ntal death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
City Intelligence,


Tss LATE RANs-suMMER FRUIT COMING IN. - To
grass and foliage in the vicinity Of the city look vigorous
and thriving since the late rains The grass the parks
has been moved twice already and Looks
though it could undergo the same operation again.
Although the weather yesterday cold for the seascn
the evidences Of the near approach OF thicK
enirg around Us. Already strawberres-t1at must de-
licous Of the berry tribe-are in market though the
quality is not Of the bsst. Some very fns
Brought to the city by the steamer Alabama for of
the restaurants in Broadway They large rips end
nellow-such as a southern cline only can produce.
few warm days vi. fill our markets and stalls with this
luscious fruit Pineappes have made their appearance
oranges sho, and can be had at modsrats rates In
few weeks We may expect to see cherries, and other
summer fruit-so prepare ye gourmands, for feast t
foI the gods.
ARREST ON CHARGE OF ATTtMPr TO KnL "A man named
Seth Raymond arrested late last night by oicer
Mathers of the Chiefs office, charged with bsiag .p
Gated in riot in Morrisania, Westchestsr county,
whereby perton. whose we could not learn, was
dangerously and s feared fatally injured 1t appears
party Of six persons while drunk, entered house and
amused themselves by smashing the furniture The lady
Of the house commenced scrsaming, which brought
gentle to her assistance whom the rowaies ims.
recreation. he was cut With an axe IN the heal and
stabbed In the breast and sde and lies in danger
condition The rowcies then 1sd. Warrants were
issued next day. bat only OF them Was ARRESTED.
Last night Raymond was arrested, and acknowledged
being one Of the party He win be taken to Westcaeser
county to-day.
TmRAsDALL's ISLAND LIGHT ISFAsIaY.-The boys on
Rs5as island under charge Of the Ten Governors have
for time past been organized into mock military
company, ard themselves daily BY marching and
countermarching, and going through the manual Of
arms with imitation wooden gun and zeal drums and
Hfes This is found TO be excellent for
there lads who acquire notions Of discipline thereby
they corla not get otherwIe. Next Thursday they will
visit the city, under the command Of their ,ernten
dent Mr. Ripley. They will visit the Navy Yard then
call On Mayor Wood, after which they will proceed
the Astcr House, invitation Of Mr. Co,sman, and par
take Of . collation.. Tie little fellows Will, no doubt
have Ere time.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
There appears an article in your paper Of this
ing stating that the members OF Engine CO. No. Is
we're epsssed In Hght with Engine Co. No 2i which
took place yesterday in Pearl street. wish to correct
the above By stating that Engine No IL not out Of
the house al any time during the day. also that no
member Of Engine Co No. Is engaged In the above
mentioned fight By inserting this in your paper you
win greatly obBge. JOHN s. WALKER
Foreman of Engine Go. No. IL.
nav YORK, Nay q, 1855.
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The PcverciIy Arson Case--Aecused admitted
TO Bail.
surRKMx CouRr.--eENERAL TERN.

Before Hon. Judges Mitchell, Cowles and Clerke.
MAI 2lIn the matter Of Pererey, convicted of Arson
Motion was made In this to bail the accused,
pending the new trial which had been granted by this
court The District Atorney, Mr.. A. Oekey Hall on
posed the motion. The Court decided ON sdmittino
Peverelly to bail In the sun Of $6Ce0, =
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may become thus desd and perhaps useless to the chill
dren OF Bolivar who have doubted that there would
arrive fortunate times for the OF
the union which Venezuela has always accepted as q
pIncps and the application Of which T. has left enroll
actions with other States as the only medium Of intel
between people who love and respect each other
The executive power has tassn the measures which 1t
has deemed convenient to wa of every consequence OF
those acts: and has believed that 1t should make to
you the present Communication, 10 that you may not
fA TO have Official notification OF such grave
Depend upon It, gentlemen Senators and Representa-
emergency with the duties which II has contracted to
public JOSE /. IONAGAs.
For His ExcsllsncJ the President Of the Republic.
FRANCISCO ARASDA eecretary Of state for the Interior
Justice and Foreign Affairs.
JAcSTo GurRRz Secretary OF State for the Treasury
RAFAEL UaDANKrA, Temporary Secretary Of War and
Navy
WAR RESOLUTIONS or coYGRxss.
By the Senate and the House Of Representatives in
Congress assembled -
yesterday communicating the facts which have occur
red In the Congress Of New Granada with the object
occupying great part Of the territory Of Venezuela
and Of stimulating the provinces subject to the rule
constitution to incorporate themselves In the
federation which said Congress projects and which 1T
authors erto the Colombian Confederation although
IL can only be composed Of the Granadan provinces rep
resented the legislative body Of that stae and
Ist That such acts are highly offensive to the sove
reignty, Independence and honor Of the Venezuelan
q That they presuppose TIE rupture Of the diploma
tic negoa directed to the fixing Of boundaries be
tween tie two republics, TIE ruolie Of New Granaes
szelsi 7'' ft
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The Case Of Capt. smith Of the brig julia
M0uItONs
rYIrID STATES DISTRICT COURT.
P.sore Hon Judge lngersoll.

BelOTe
Mar a1.-Tle Stare 7rade.-Capt James Smith, Or
smiat was II win be recolecsd convicted in the U. s.
Circuit Court, months since, OF having been e.
80. a. .be sIsve trade on board the brig Julia Moutca
bs penalty death, bat before sentence, the Court
ersnted new trial. .
This rnornipg Smith, bT the advice OF his counsel k
II Duunig pleaded guilty in the 4. 8. District Court
10 charge Of having Voluntarily served board save
vessel This subjects him to inprtsonmest not In the
State prison, but in the penitsntary for term net
ceeding two years. Sentence deferred.
Capt. Smith was then brought before Chief Justice
Nelson in the u 8. Circuit Court, where the District
Aeansy having neasionsd the plea Of the pssonsr
the minor offence, satsrso n0ts pro1sq& ~ W The
capital charge
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
av-yDly IApnp

SUNDAY LABOR.
MAY Il The only business Of mportAnos transacted
In the Bead this evening" was adopting the reports q
the Cen mtee in favor Of paying the following sums to
the Police Justices for extra labor performed sua
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Nayel Intelligence

The storeship Relief, bound to Bio Jaseiro sailed
from her snehorsss oa the Battery ysery. wssc sha
hsd bssn iyirg for several days t'"