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VALUABLE HALF SQUARE or GaouND an aBCrfos =
On
snail sr lots Nos. a. D. rs, sqiart $50,
fronting respectively Rhode Island avenue Seventeenth and
streets.
forms half containing y on" square feet.
the dts
tnncn and in fun view Of the public buiidnga
Terms q sale. las q, Mcguire,
uuet 0--eodAds Aasuoaeefs
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NEW GOODS FOR aEHTLEMEN,- y. STEER,
IN chant received from
aad large addition hss ak @ spflns and
ducks, drills,
both and cooe, ~ the
prrss arsT MI af which be
10 n
we'll cali early uey wish choice
styles.
May l6--3taw2wf
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Unitsd States Steam frigno San Jaeinto--The United
States gate San Jaonto Commodore McCauey ar
rived at New York Tuesday afternoon last.
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sasttsyng u years ne tasqal*r Wats
s,nhu ar s,rNrsa hsh sspsspen he
srsf ,h~y style ne sasc,"xnts ss~ eer
d. favsHw sssrunrds nt
c..tuss. ~ tnw Nowod bic -"
81 ard capable q sv,se npas HF se
.r.-nl. y~ y5~d 100 e"shei~ ~
a ssag~ leS3 s~eiHh Of successive s"va
ov wstfsu4t lse hsd va me ees@"n ps
sac~s easily susceptible o. d"n aaa "
rerariy ~ / VvQ~sa
Ts.c.. one ssssa II and he hasnes n
ors ana tsvo y~.x asvry
p,s ehsr psvsseuuv ~t'~f~ ~
dressed spss~ss v,'s'a q y
&. 'sS~@S $780,
Ap<A 2e~aswshp
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NEw YoRK June l3--The cotton market Is excited and
unsettled FlourThe steamers news has depressed the
market prices weaker with decline Of IL 10 Is
cents per barrel saes good Ohio 81 so 80 rs south
ern is steady $i Is $i o. Wheat triHc lower
western white s. AZ 80 50, Corn il tribe lower
western mixed, 80 cents 81 o. white, 81 "a 81 10.
Oats are lower. Beef is firm with upward tendency.
PORK tribe lower. Lard i firm and upward. Whskey
duh, with declining tendency Ohio, % ss1s censs
gslTrsoRE. June l4.rhe markets dull to-day Flour
Ia lower. Sales 81 Howard srhet $40 7s and
City Mills $40 So Wheat is dull and unchanged Corn
ID dull, and but little doing at yesterday 'srases
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COMMITTEE ON SEWERS.

fAs Committee on Sc gers OF the Board OF Council
psx ct ,e.terdsy afternoon in the Council Chamber
CITY Hall, Councilman VIM. II. Bean, Chairman, IN
Ia cbnir' The Committee resolved upon reporting
ivo,shy for the construction of . sewer in Est
Broaevsy from Montgomery to Governor street
"a for ssever in Fourth avenue, from Thirteth to
nhty srst street; ALEC, for asewer IN worth suTs.,
us,ts, Of constructing q sewer in East broadway,
rom No. % to Market street, was considered by the
Committee, but they came to no CONCLUSION On INC
subject. a.. ~.
Mr.. Piggot made some remarks epPoslue.h 70 IT,, .ne
The Committee adjourned till next Monday alter
noon NJ 81 O'Clock.
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CITY ITEM s.

Tay PRIV NuIsANcE.-Among the most interesting
,sort Of large city, and smirently attractive to
strangers, are It's imposing houses Of public worship.
One might conclude, from the zeal and OF
Ae various religious societies in Multiplying and
sdsrning these edifces, that they would delight 10
sd ever, courteous facility Of inspection 10 occa'
Iopa visitors, whether fellow citizens or travellers;
but the fact ID VIGOROUSLY otherwise. Each congrega
non seems to enjoy ind desire only the most eAea'e
s<rdanee Of its own members aad pew hslders; they
Do Lot literally post Up notice ct the holy gate, pro-
kbitipg visitors any species Of outsider from Inc
Acred fold, but they do morally, and quite a. efest-
kely the same thing. He must indeed be bold who
ventures. stranger and alone INTO great church in
ni CITY, his nerves need to be welbsiaaced, and his
knper under steasy control. To an American lady,
seeutoued TO the proverbia courtesy Of her country
men in all places Of public resort and in every knd Of
pslRc oosyeyssss, the marked disregard Of even
What kindly feeling would prompt-to say nothing
Of the amenities of fe--wbich she encounters in the
fs strange church she enters, 70 the last degree
nstif,ng 70 her pride aud shocking to her sense Of
deEesoy. We have often wondered hoE men,
calling themselves gentlemen, and Jealous Of
thar claim 10 that distinction in bathrooms
Or their on drawing rooms, car cit at their esse and
sys even impsrtiDepuy blushipg lady who stands
Almost ct the pewsosr, appealing by her embarrassing
psstioa to the good breeding Of any man. And still
nass have We marveled at the department OF the
lAdy member of oongreg alton toward one OF their
esn sex ssdsr the ssne circumstances. Were IL not
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DIED.

CAHPBILLeAt 6slssbsryh Illinois On Saturday Nov H.
JFSsE CAEPBELL ESQ. form erly Of Lshfeld dsrtinsr
Couny sad lately Of CsrAadEgaA, Ontsrie Coonty asv
York.
uoUNr-w.Spssd.y norri.s sh inst MARY B lUcKER,
dassbssr Of Joseph ssd May B. Mount, aged - ysGs
month aAa IL dayI
re reat,s e sad ts.ls OF The fsy respectful avs4 b
st,ss Der fsssrs thus (Ihu'stsy ssnoon ososk from
30 IS svfo.k sr.sst inssmsnt N Trinity Csastsry.
sKIDHoRI-cn Wednesday, tbs 81 iAst, JOHN V. SKID
MORE IN me 5sf yssr q his sge
Pie eses ssa Of bis 'sDy also tn, srsnp. arsn:a
berssery Gro dosatnsa gssefsly rs.sssuiy
invited 70 attend fsssr Friday ss3 seses
fri n els late rsstenes No II Cannon street. .
rONP KINs-Os Tsss5sy. Dee T. HARRIET LBViNIA""
Of Isssc n. Tomstiss, sssd = yesri .,t.sd
fhs Gss1s e6 scsusnfasess respectfully hu 80 ~
be- funeral SharsAsy. IL 9Th iak % SesS. ss0as
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(Rsretes for THE n Z. 3aBuSI sy J. r q. .. FAIL
FTn Board-iss Il L.s.. s.. 10 IS Is; 40 De- a., SIS
100 do IS 42 so do, cash. st ~ Do % tst LOO do ssss
ash 10 DO +Si 100 do Gays Isl leo Do Little 80 iayL
DO IS "a, 50 Schuyl Nav Preferred sii ePsnn Raj resd
42a so Nioebi Rsicsd g. IS s.ns u Kea asky rs lU -
CIrurc Bsnk Famers and Mechanics Bank, 6t - Do,
g.; do, St
S.eond Boar,-So psnns. Sc, ISL oed Delaware R. g.
nj; Lhish Znc III So DO 4, Ic DO, adsy. III -
b5 ~, do k 7e4; IL 90, % 70 Besv sd z, SITS
s. Vi, ie Sch r., b ii 50 l-adss R. R., Swn sad int
ISL 100 do, IS, II Phi. Bark. lsa 20. ,,.n
.si leo do days ssi, 90 do l3 loo do ss~n, 81; S
do, b5, 81; 50 do 81 4 HNrsbusa K T., -
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MARRIED..

pYRN-BARBERIL-On rsssdsy evening" D. :, y tne
Rev Dr. job. KoeI At the Reformed Dseh Cssrss .sT
Lafs,etts place snd Fourth street, as
M 40 AZ Fem. ssee to Mis- ANNA 8AhbC Al Neoas
-, s.r,S,. AZ tss lac John Bsserie ofNss York City,
BoLMIs- pILL'SGHAM-Ie srootiys, @ w,d.s:GsJ 'ns
HOLMES Of Psl.dslpais 70 JULIA, dssshssr Of Dr. '"
9 d. isa yam # Bsoohl,n
HcCUrCHEN-vAN BLARCOHIn ~.h,nsossawa Uni sa
LIAM g. MeCLUrcbEN.rsk M SARAH c. VAN sLAk-
CON- al Of lliausharsh
prssFI-pAYCH-On Moaday evening". Dec. s. 1t ths resi-.
Ss,re Of The bids PEI. Wstehsser Co Pa ey the
I.x Hr LOWRY Mr. SOLOMON B. Russell 70 4As
IiriIk MARRINErr HATCH bath Of the CITY Of New
York
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hs.u cezersd into purchssisg, In Liverpool,
passage tickets for this country, by aseots Of
81, Tor. srdipg house, In this city. at raes greatly
e.Svsace OF the regular fares Of the railroad and
sssmbo.t companies. The afidsvits were ordered to
" pribted.
-. CARVING the clerical department Of the Com
Escp dispensing With various clerks aud sub clerks.
- eurtsiing the salaries Of Others. The amount OF
.,se In salary to be efec,ed by the change is 600
,sf This saving 10 urged on the ground that I'm mt
ss,p has fallen of nearly one half this year. renaer
T. ksr assistants necessary a. wen as ohaohns tue
Csnsisonep from paying cut 80 mucn "'ney i''
clrt hire. ,n
ne report was adopted, ard ordered to take effect
~. PURpY objected to the changes taking pace on
A. 18th He wished IL postponed TO the SON OF Dec.
M CARRIGAs raid IL wa useless 70 deer tolls mat
o. Fc- two weeks past they had been unable to
- s,r~psss. and ,sfore they got through, something
- de4perate would hare to be done. They were
.sssy deeply in debt; II hey became Involved more
Espy, he aid lot know how they would wipe out
The foil. ipg s the weekly summary Of the oondi-
IA, Of the Comu ission:
s~s.r q enisrsns arrived since, to Dee ST.. SIC
sl....;.....:::::................ ~
To sane date i'a''"'''''i s,s ~; i isuls.
,..,,., /, insitutien on Wards Iasnd...l,ssa 7,sN
i,rsss 10 Marine 3espita. ..........".. "A III
IO;. e.. a.; .: sla
e...:. ,ss st ~. to New ;.i IS
sssssy.i,,l skes to Dec s. for eomnsts-
ass 81 alien pssssnssis, ke.... l,esz l2-sabss n
Total S4oa, 7sl IS
pstssn'pe per gTe,ioo' acct, to Nov &C. s 1e2 sos
s,,,Sr.I os the Nsehsbies Bs.k.......s... s5i,In
The Board adjourned.
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,prs,t rNIcRANT AID SOCIETY.

The lri,h Emigrant Aid Society held another ses,lon
,e,terd.y morning. A Committee of eight were a.
vort All the afternoon maturing platform, mani
RATIO address or document Of some sort. when hsy
A., hn,ssess was conducted in quiet, respectable
1sy and ,ha. the affair Is a. much American - irish-
al tbere are Americans ss well as Irish engaged IN
4 Deleostts are present from twenty-seven Sts'es'
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"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5-p. n.


There was rather q large business done ct the
Stock Boa this morning, at abOus the prices Of yes.
tadsy Thee were rumors in the street In regard 70
the foreign news which impaired 6rmnsss to the mar
ket and after the Associs ions disps,ch was made
public the market was quite excited ADD buoysnt.
Erie touched All, an Improvement Of y cant from
the Morning Board and Reading went to s7i an I'm
movement Of II y cent. Afterward the large sd-
ya1ce was not sustained, and Erie fell of to 46i.
The advance in ConsOs Of I Y cent and tho nOa-
increase of the rate Of interest BY the Bank
of England was considered as indicating an improved
state OF monetary affairs Ia London, and belief that
there vas some founda ion for the rumors OF pesoo
nego,istiops. The nsws, although not particularly
favorable was 90 much so than was andcipsAeds
that rstors for rise and the shorts imiAedistey
ru,b, in to buy. NewYo Central sold o. 81, seller
thirty, in the mo'nirg. The transactions In Enc
reached 5000 shap and of Reading about the same.
The Western shares were very buOysnt at the Second
Board. Michigan southern which fell or 10 20
in the morning, recovered to 92i. Cleveland
and Toledo recovered from 6si 10 70. Chi
cseo and Rock Island Railroad from s7} to 80, and
Ga era and Coicsgo from lls 10 1871. We notice tho
right 10 subscribers to the stock of this road at par
sold at auction today at IL cent These rights Of
course do not carry the dividend Of February Cum
DtTlano eoNbLceu Coht. NicekeBuo cio00u u
yesterdsys price, 10 Railroad bonds the business Ia
still msinly confined to Illinois Central, Of which
sl25 900 were sold, closing ct 76i at, after having
been 76i. Our figures Ia regard 10 the and sales Of
this road in November were twisted yesterday. Tho
actual sales reached about $4,000 acres, ct - aver
age of sl5 v acre, say sl,loo,Ooo. New-York Cen
hsl So sold at IS; Goshen LINE 81, &C. In State
STOCKS the transactions are larger than for some tas
past exceeding 100000 Indiana So sold ct eli;
VirsibiAs EST; Mssours, Ell; showing . steady
market
In foreign exchanges there is nothing Of importance
doing and rates are 90 before quoted.
In frei, his we nodoe-For Liverpool. Is 900 bushels
Corn st sId $50 ts Beef ct 5s 500 boxes Cheess It
$50 $50 bales Cotton OF SD Id. To London, 500
ts Beef a. O..
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Paids
sleo 73s o. including siOO 900 sent to Philsdephs;
resolved eco $780, bs snce, o., s3s SO. Paid fer
Assay Office, s47, 400 SCI paid on dsbursing checks.
ESQ 3l3 40.
Albert II. Nicolsy's regular semiweekly auction
sale of stocks and bonds will take place this dsy as Ia
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange. valuable lse
will be offered.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Mississippt
Road for the month OF November, 1855, are In round
plumbers ga, 900, against s55l3s for Same month OF
1854. giving an increase Of t27 800. Total earnings
for the eleven months Of this year amount to
For the conespondDg months of last year they wsre
aIa5 az, being an increase of $685. or marry
so cent
Tte recejpts of the Morris Canal have been
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The argument On the appeal in the case Of Forrest
sgt Forrest will probable come on to-day in the Gen.
eral Term of Superior Court
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A GRAND NEW HALL-New halls, ne theaters
new churches, excite but little attention in NewYork
but new Hall has just been put up in Broadway OF
40 large size a. to merit special notice. 1t covers
more eround by square feet than Niblos or the
Academy. The great room viii supply the loss felt by
the destruction ofthe Metropolitan Hail. 1t Is called the
Civ Assembly Room. Thewsls bsve been decorated
In fesco BY Messrs. Molni and ADsgh. The cei'ings
l22 feet long by "a etwds Il laid out In rich panel
work asd OFT amented in the style of the French Henas
s.nce The artists have introduced into it seven large
pictures in richly gded frames, representing subjects
appropriate TO ito purposes-such a. music dancing
fine arts bscohapsls, &c. The sidewalks CORE
spend with The ceiling. The old hall was destroyed
by FIRE December 90, 1884, The new building was
commenced March 7, 1885, and completed under the
direction and supervision of Mr.. Geo. W. Miller, the
proprietor Of the City Assembly Room.
TIE NIAGARi.-The United States steam propeller
Niagara will be launched from the New York Navy
Yard on the cath Of December, 1855.
We lean that the subscription in aid Of the fund
for i,cres.ng Methodist agencies in Ireland, taken up
|. cor asction with the appeal made by the Rev. Wm
ArsApr, m the Mulberry street N. E. Church ON
Sunday last, exceeds ten thousand dollars.
s,,,or. AccIpEsT-Two NES HuRr.-On Wednes
dsy morning pile Of bricks several stories high fell
upon gang Of wOrtmen in Fourteenth street, near
Avenue A. One mar, with both legs broken In sew.
sr. places, was carried to Bellows, Hospital, and
another, with only one broken leg, to the City HOsp
tai Who owned that pile Of bricks Who was the
agent or contractor who had them SO piled up or so
taken down that they could thus fall Tnsre was
criminal csrslessness where-not TO mention
the actual suffering Of these men and danger
Of death here are tive sblc-bodied workmen crippled
for life, and their families deprived of the svsils Of
their labor, and ell for what Just that the builder
or oostrsctor may tura the Old brick to little better
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Tie b ereue 10 about what We sts''o ss"s ssy:
,;,.. q .ondhs The decrease In bsns p about
A. soo COO and about g. 500. 900 In two vssss'
~ go C..h,.r Of the Bank Of Rsnswhs, stes@
,h.. dat b.,t b.- not failed, and sbundsn'5 sos
" Ts .,,uirg Of The Injunction on the eroosFs
n I've p.s,ep h.. been otpoDed to the 7h Of ian
n The property Of The bank In he meanwhile y
u. ,t. b.r ds of Trustees sppoitted BY the Count.
IL H,ns, there is gre.ser ease to day. The d.
ard appear 10 10 lees active and the Efchssgs
drawers are lending more freely. The better clas.
..ck houses End DO difficulty In carrying sseexs'
rbers Ia good inquiry for first class pspe', whisn
moi ip lsrse .upply. The r,nge Ia 9Sis ' oess wtSh
hat tile heIog 10 oest. The bsak O6edap -
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-DEc s-BsfOrs the
REcoRDsL
corrRS cALeNpALrnrs DAv.

CoxnoU PLrAs-Par Nos. lN7, l21s, l29s
10 i ,5s ss go Part -Nos l3I, 1907 to lSl2 lsl %
ia lzs7 70 1890 III.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Sams a. yestssdsv, omituns
Nos 7ss ISL and 7s7 and sddi8s Nos SO, SIS and 10
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 427 AS to SIS, insiusive.
SrPRBnE CouRr-Speetal Irw-Nos- 81, 81, 90,
TsIIrp STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Nos % 10 Il.
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Excess, 1s5S............'.'''''''..'..'
The party who pretsnced 70 sell the foreign news
to.ds, 10 operators In Wall-st, did not make . vH2
succe III guess His report stated that Consos wers
down p cent, and Cotton firm; whereas Cotton ~ss
down to 3D., ard Conso.s we're up y cent. IT. -
be pretene ed, be had stolen the genuine news. b
would have made NO such biundsrs q these.
Tn. annexed comparative statement Of tbs condifaoa
Of the Boston Banks shows that they have gained
$500, ooo in specie during the week, and sbooS
sooa ooo from, Tia Ioxresf roint tauched.
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CsEsrxUrs prepared In the delicious
ser iced stuffed, Msrons slsses Nsrons desuises
by HENRY MAILLARD, Confectionsr, No cal Broadway.
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Col. Sam. Msdary of Columbus, o.. is at the St.
Nicholas Hotel.
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Advertisement

IAdvGtisement
ELASTIC, DURABLE AND UNsHRINKABLE
Our celebrsteA
SIX, Woolsn, and Hsrino
UNpKRsHIRrs AND DRAwBRs
possess every quality adapting them to the esson
They soft elastic, durable and extremely cheap
A. RANKIN Co., HoAsa,
Ne. lo4 Bswsxy.
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FREE ADMssION.-A splendid assortment q
Fancy Boxes Ba,kets Toys Surprises and Coneooaey-a
Of the style and selected with the greatest possible
will be ready for exhibition Dec II, at H MALLARu
No. e1 Broadway. Tho pu bic respectfully invited to
and examine this assortment before purchasing elsewhere
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and oil diseases Of the throat and uni Dr. CUs
Tss HycRNA Thousands have been restored heath The
,s wear By the Hygssns Principal oce, No Ss Broadway,
ma celd By H. REG, No. 1876 Broadway Pnce oely ~
sscksse b. CURTIS will be ct the oace daily iron nNS
Selosf where he may be consulted free Of charge.
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IAdyertisementl

The most successful operation OF late has been
introduction Of Patent PEN and PEScIL made By
WILhARTH Of No. MsdsnlAns. For besuty, elegance and
hnpc,y 1t fail 70 strike the public the best thing Of
hind Issued Wlmsrh has also every other style Of
FES and PENCIL CASE and GOLD PENS for sale
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Advertisement

PHRENoLoGY.-E1spinat with Charts and
Written Descriptions Of CD eter given DAILY aud EvEs
cs ct the Rooms Of Fowler and WELLS No 500 Broadway
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IAdvswxisemHfl

Gas! GAS Several new styles of Gas FIX
sUs supasns beauty and worhnsnshp anytAns
offered before Our dsssnsrs Produene new and onsr
styles eooAaptJ. Also, the BEST Po.TA:L. Gas Wo.Ks fs
pvate factories In ths country Cah
Il our grsst Manufacturing Depot, No. SIC Brosdwsy
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BURNED TO DLATH.-Richard Wade, child four
yesn Of while plsypa with matches lot In
foty third tuesday afternoon FIRE to his clothes
and fatally burned He did about hours afterwsrt
residence Of Lis parents No. S%s West Foyt third
He bad with other children obtained the matches wh;h
refuse at The match factory in the above street.
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GAS FIXTURES Of all styles, substantial, elegant
ard cheap; sold at whosn and retail. BY
Curtis RAY. No. Is Csna-st- Il old Chandelier
clesl ed and Isfn,hed or taken In exchange.
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ADVERTISEMENT

WILSON'S DANDELION COFFEE-FOr Dyspepsia,
INDIGESTION Sick Headsshs Bilious and Liver Desse and 10
e,p.sy Of delicate constitutions
Sold BY respectable Apotheosss and 81 the principal
depot corner OF S7thsL and 3d-sv.
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TEE NIAGARA.-The United States steam propeller
Niagara will be launched from the New York Navy
Yard on the cath Of December, 1855.
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were talking about; they were talking among taem'
selves Van Ptlt vas sitting on SOFA ne QUO no. ap,
pear TO be In company with the fett; IninA Acuen
and Hyer were talking together ou. am no. Tns
Baker and PAT gene were talking together; Turner
was stanoing In the middle OF the hoor went into
the water closet, and when came eat ths party naa
gone out then heard d.fnitivey that there nag oeen
difficulty; think man naued curtis was Iy mo,
ant may have heard il from Van Pelt wh.n nrss
went IN; went to Stanwix Hall with MI. Mitchell
! think | commenced q conversation WHO ro1e 10
which he told me about tie difhcuiy; tuinA rooie
said that Morissey had .ns2pea PtNo r. ~, ~ W
three times; | remained at Stanwu nan III Meei
IL O'Clock; recolect very distinctly that aoou! tna.
tine Poole called for two bottles Of VINE ana M pean
refused because OF the Mayors piocisma.p. eoJu ~
selling on Sunday; told Dean tnas nc ousnt W &c.
Poole have the wine o. be had csne1 oi ssn out n0
before Twelve; recollect that Pooie wen' out %
the sidewalk ard Shay accompanied nun ana u.ea w
get him to 20 home; Poole agreed 70 go, %. lnea
sisted upon going in again 10 get cs% onsy se,
You don't smoke, but Poole wen, ~ 20 Ssl sno.her
statement sbou, the cigar was r,se 20 ge' eno.Iea
bot of wine; Poole was not 60 oiuhA wv '''' NC
could take care Of himself. c.. IT.,
To Mr.. Clsrke-The conversation o. tne Hny me-. ss
va: ~ SId.s 5 bar sd nU
Horatio n. Wild, sWor-I am ooniecu T sua
Councilman, also, hey say; lwn on ,ps Nofoae L.
Jury who sat on Poole; wa not Peruo ~.
funeral; understand some OF the Jny wsri ~. ~
Poole; ny FIRST acquaintance with Poole vo "a tne
Scott campaign; think rave known BAKER eie es
years; my FIRST acquaintance wa vnen nc 49," .a-
bis initatoy steps in politics. my se9asn'.c,ys gu
menced with Shay, Ackefson ana HATTIE o. '"e
guest ..v IN.
O. Did Acierson, Harris, Shay, Or Lover ssy One
word before the Coroners Jury sooui 1aen AH''Ns
pistols IN their possession
Objected to. Question Withdrawn.
Wines esuninsl-Bsker has been ce"eo o' n''"
in the Ward good-hesrted young man. h.,
Cross eIamined-I never heard snyni5g %
against Baker; had heard Of Baker being IN nsn"
beard be had been in an ARRAY before tn.L Ian, n.
Christian w. Schafer, swornII one ~. IA
Cen" next door to the Broadway I,estei, s mo
kept at the tine Of this ssy thss ins ~ v ,ss dsv
Summer Of 1853; it was about tie middle o. 'ne
about Is. o'c ocki Mr. Poole came there W IN.
man named johnson; both hsd been srinsms I.Se,S;
was in the esr,roemi young man sp.I.msn xsps
also in the bar room; Poole and johnson called Tor
usthins to drink eentc%s. nsns a,. MeE o,t.
came in Poole said TO him, "fea - nsT ;yh;op
ing fellow, or somethins 70 tisi erso.I I'LL
can take yos:" McCssa sid. You esvs 49, y
" had any ,ssts Of ~, saa you vosaa 0'' ~ " '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

SERIOUS AccIDEST.-Dr. Putnam, resident Of tn,
Metropolitan Bete ndins through Eihyseveath street
near Fifth avenue yessday In light carsge when his hors
took fright and the vehicle in violent collision with two
horse csIss which standing n the svenue The docto
thrown 10 ard sustained very Injuries
He Immediately conveyed to the rendeace Of bis sister
No Is West Thirty fifth street His coechilan escaped BY
iunpips flor the yekiele.