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POwERY THEATER.-Proprietor and M.nst
JOsts THIS EVENING". viii b. pesssis1. JOHN
ovERY FANCY DAHCE-Mses sssa.is ed y Wslh
After ~heb BOSNIA MEADOV9 70 cocsluds With -
PERsECUTED DUTCHAAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
Brooklyn City News.

ANNIvERsARy OF BROOKLYN SUNDAY ScHooIa-
The twenty fifth anniversary Of the Brooklyn Sunday
schools celebrated yesterday The shone bright
and the air cool and agreeable and the little ones
enabled to turn out full force. Tho spectacle
presented exceedingly intere sting with banners
and vreaths Of arfcia the juvenile army Of girls and
boys OF all ages and szes marched in procession aoug
the streets. Their happy countenances spoke painy
that II was q holiday With them. At 8 O'Clock in the
afternoon each school, under the charge ts supsrn-
tenet and teachers proceeded to of the fol-
lowing churches which were designated the places of
meeting
Strong Place Baptist, Church on the Heights, second
Presbyterian, Central Baptist First Baptist, Perrepont
street Baptist, Wssi,pgton street Methodist Cln-
ton avenue Conai,, .onal. Pacific street Methodist,
First RefoSmed Dutch First Presbyterian Rsmsen strsst
Church Of the Pilgrims, First Presbyterian, Henry
street; Plymouth Church, Central Congregational and
East Brooklyn Presbyterian.
The tervices in these churches In which the attend
OF sixty six schools consisted Of sing
ing hymns by the children and brief addresses by clergy
after which they repaired to Monroe place. where
they passed in review before the band OF the North Caro-
lins, which played beautiful airs for their
especial qualification After this they marched to their
respective school rooms, where they dismissed all
gratifed with the proceedings Of the day. The number
OF children in the procession In estimated at Is OOO
the most Of them girls. In the evening tbers was
meeting OF the friends the Sabbath School In the
Pilgrim Church, where addresses were made by Rev.
Mesms. Hogarh and Towsley, and the officers for the
eIsurg yea< were elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

THE BATE ABANDONMENT CASE POSTPONED.
The examination in the Of Georgana Matilda
Bate against John Henry Bates OF Hudson street. for
abandonment, which set down for yestersy after.
noon, for other adjourned until this
Sd Of June next rhe has created considerable in
erest particularly the dsfendant has been 20 long
resident Of this city, and Is respectfully married. and
has large family OF children growing around him.
while the fair accuser the other hand Ia also very
respectfully sted having letters OF introduction
from the first families Of London and has, she says
in search Of her fathss husband for nearly
W year, Great anxiety Is therefore felt by the friends
OF both parties to the probable result Of the exam
interesting.
ARREST ON SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY.
A young man named Charles Dek taken into Gus
tody yesterday by the Fourteenth ward police, charged
with wing stolen SEQ in gold coin and bank bills from
Joseph Brown of 253 Elizabeth street. Is alleged that
Dek broke open the trunk Of the complainant and ex
racted the thererom. He taken before Justice
Wood, at the Essex Market police COURT where he pro
tested his entire innocence Of the theft but was
theless beld for examination the charge preferred
against him.
CHARGE OF BOAT STEALING.
TIVE men, named John Halleran and James Welsh were
arrested by officer Mason, Of the Ninth ward pclice
charged with having stolen boat, valued at $50,
the property OF John Kelly So Hamersley street.
The complainant states that missing bis boat from the
pier foot OF King street. he made search for It, snd after
were imms arrested at his suggestion Justice
Brennan, before whom the accused brou ght,
mitted them in full Tor trial on charge OF grand
larceny.
We noticed, sew days since the arrest OF these par
ties suspicion OF larceny No evidence whatever
pearng TO sustain the charge, they Monday ds
charged by Justice Osborne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
Mayors OaAcss
THE CYPRIANs AGAIN.

The excitement about the against the nymphs OF
the pare continues unAbAted. The Mayors sanctum
was very much crowded yesterday morning. BY persons
that the trials of those arrested Monday
night would take place before Justice Osborne, which
was not the case, however, that these curious ind
vidua were doomed to suher what appeared to be- to
them disappointment Several letters also
received, complaining Of prostitutes aud houses Of i'll
fame many Hundreds" resident in Church
Mayor, asking his Honor's intsrpositon In what
they considered very great evil aud public
nuisance. puaS. e., y Is eompsinsd by them that from
from twenty to thirty houses Of ill famss whose pr4c
tices are of the 'Eost dsbased and lewd charActsr
Women are employed 10 stand throughout the day at
the doors of these houses for the purpose OF nvegng
and robbiDg incautious and verdant strangers There
Ia house Reade street kect by scolored indivi
duals of whom is constantly watching at the door
for victims Such state Of things should not per.
mited the petitioners say, and appeal to his Honors
justice, love OF order and decency
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Hoboken City News.

TIE FinRY TRouBIx.-Tbis evening the adjourned
meeting of citizens relative to the OF tho
Hobck.n ferry will be held at the City Hall The COM
mte OF conference, consisting of citizeps an
yoned to confer with Messrs Stevens expected TO
their report this evening.
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Landlord and Tenant.
SUPREME COURT.
unfnyo H.. J,.dr~ Dnonnwnyk

beiore Hon Juogo hooeeveit
MAY u -Tropis vs. Pdge-In the case os Summary
proceedings to obtain possession for payment sf
rent the tenant entitled to jury trial only coadi-
tonaly The act of 40 provides that tbs tenant must
first, under oath, deny the landlords allegations, aaA
tecondly, on demanding jury, 'must pay the necss-
sary costs and expenses Of obtaining such jury" Ira
vis made such payment and therefore entitled
to such trial lie contends that BY tho terms
OF the Lease the rent payable quarterly; that .
sned by them subsequent 70 the original lease to pay
monthly vas void 1De latter branch OF the objecton-
erroneous principle Although seal to legal instru-
mept Ia no longer absolutely conclusive, H H. In the
language Of the revised Statutes, ga vol 4o6) pre
sumptve evidence OF sufficient consideration. .sIt
may now, therefore, as in the OF simple eontrAct
and with the manner and to the same extest bs
rebutted, and OF when not rebuttsd, Il con.
elusive Hence rebuttng proof having been Offered
BY Travis and the law having placed the burden ht..
the court below to Be- valid binding instrumsnr chas4
ing for sufficient confederation, the quarterly insa
the lt March although duly demanded was not then
paid, the tenant was clearly In 'defauit," and nass
sunmsrily to be "removed from the premisesn JUDY
ment Of ahirmapce, with costs.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.
Before Judge Green.
MAY a. Victor Bertrond "a. Montpelier.
proceeding in ciectment TO recover possession OF ths
back bssenent, two rooms the second floor, and .
room on the third oor with the privilege In the Attn
and privilege for coal bin in the cellar ths hssse
No 80 Walker street. for the Of months
rent, amounting TO s25 for the month Of April last.
On the return OF the summons, the tenant appeared
and fled an adavt In Court setting up that be had
been evicted from part OF the promises By the landlord
consequently there was rent due On the trial tha
tenants offered prove that the landlord tcsk
down the tenants clothes line and clothes rom the yar
attached to such house and would not Let the tsna.t
hang his clothes In such yard The plaintiffs counssa
objected to the introduction Of such testimony. rhs
Court sustained the objection, holding that Il nsosa-
sarv for the tenant show that be has been actua
evicted by the landlord through his procurement
fYom some part 81 described premises, which would
excuse BIN from the payment Of any rent and not .
mere the latter, he Ii liable to an actisa
for damages. Judgment for the landlord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

scAIDrD 10 DEAm.-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
upon the body Of child three years Of age, named
Thomas Horn, of Mrs. Horn, Of No. 400 Greenwich
street, who accidentally met his death from severe inu
RES received by kettle Of boiling water falling upon
him. The jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
The deceased was born in England.
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Board Of a,en Governess.

Board Of Zen GOvernOf1.
The Board met at tie AImshouse, Blackwelps lsAads
yesterday at p. M. Present-Governors Townsend (n
the chair) Duke, West Smith, Herrick, Draper Hsazy,
Taylor, Nemann and Dugro.
SCHOOL RANDALL's BhAND.
before the Board of charge Of unwaranta-
ble whipping child in the district school Raadans
Island.
TKMANN gave his opinion that tbs teachers
bad done right he had reason to believe the child had
acted in a manner TO Justify severe punishment.
Governor DUKE did not think Some children ara
spontsr eously They burst forth into pranks naea
rally molsssss cask froths In the sunshine (Laugh
ter
The whole matter referred to committee, with
power to investigate and report.
REGULATION RESPECTING APPROPRIATIONS.
Governor WEST offered the folio wing, which was
passed
Resolved, That hereafter any member moving for IN
appropriation Of money for any specific object SHAH
state IN the resolution proposing the same, whether or
not the fund devoted to such object has or not
been expended.
resolution passed authorizing the COMMITTEES
the Peni.entSry Hospital to S37 procure certain
works the subject Of prostitution, 1t being uuder
stood that report this subject is TO he made
| Of character to command public attention.
PRICE BOARD.
communication was received from the Warden 81
OF the Bellevue Hospital asking $40 per month for the
BOARD OF physicians under his charge The matter
dfscussed for two hours the Governors dis playing
Darkabe knowledge Of the price of meat and provisions.
It was at length granted only three dissenting.
After the trspsaction Of purely local business
the Board adjourned after being nearly hours
session doing almost nothing.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
Jersey City News

TAKEN rH OATH OF oFrcR-Yestsrday morning, Da-
vd Manners, upon the authority Of the late dscissa
Of Judge Hanes and By order of the Court the nsoes
ssry papers having been fled took the required cath e
once, and resumed the discharge Of the duties e
Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

treasurer Of Sag Nicht council in Louisville Ky
Lar sstc0pdsd NTH all ths fapds VI the sQps~a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Alocomotive the Laks Shore railroad last week ran
into flock OF sheep in Erie county Ohio and destroyos
upwards Of sixty Of them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
The Martha Washingsoa Case.

Since the finding Of Indictment in this city against
Kissane and others of Martha Washington notoriety,
for false pretences in having it Is alleged defraud-
cd the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company out Of
600 six out of the twelve persons indicted have been
arrested The others have not yet bee taken into
tody they have left the country for parts unknewn
until the result Of the coming trial in New York shall
have been asceraired. As have said before SIX
Of the number indicted have been arrested, four of
whom out on BAIL whipe the remaining two are
now il prison. Their names follows:-
Benjamin A. Earle arrested and brought on from Gin
cinnati. He held bail in this sum OF 81, 600
Moody NJ Hall OF No. SO Water street, Albany, N. r.,
becoming his bondsman
Amasa Chaplin, also brought from Cincinnati, was
brought from that city along With Earle and held =
bail In the sum OF 81 600 to answer-Mr Moody, OF A.
bany, geing bail for him.
Lorenzo Chaplin, brother Of the above, also ar
rested conveyed here from Ohio and held bail In the
Court TO General Sessions to the charges prefer
red in the Indictment. Mr.. Moody also became his
bondsman, in the OF 2,oo0, for his appearance
when called upon
Benjamin w KimbalI arrested here in this city, where
he at present in business, bailed by VIM Marsn,
Of No. 2E Maiden lane, in the sums OF %, 600
Lyman Cole in the City prison, charged n
correction with XII sane, with having committed forgs
tent Of s2o. .0CO.
william Kissape row in the State prison at Sing Stag,
whittier he was consigned for two years. ON cenvictna
of forgery ON the Chemical Bank.
The day Of trial has not yet been decided upnn a. DS
District Attorney Intends possible to arrest all thoss
indicted. so that there may not be occasion for tive
trials. The case viii probably be tried in September