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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

WEpSYsDAY, Oct. The Board met on Wednes-
day afternoon; CUBAN c. NERrLANck presided
D,6fctdfy ruth the Board OF Governors. -COmmls-
sior tr PrRpY SAID that he had resolution TO offer
relative to the resolution of the Board OF Governors,
passed the previous evening. He deemed It necessary
that they should give an expression of thus Board IN
positive denial that the Board of Governors had any
legal claim against the Commissioners for the support
Of insane persons Backwells Island. lie was not
willing for one to hear his official reputation attacked
in the way ii had been.
The President thought that inasmuch as they
bad official amour cement of the passage Of the
resolution by the Board of Governors they should not
take coebiZ sDce of the matter.
Commissioner PURpY said that the announcement
had bt en- made in the City papers aud in ther official
plooe edings which he thought to be sufficient Motif
cation.
The following is Mr. Purdys preamble and resolu
So0:
Board Ten Goyenos Of the Aims House OF this
ton to sid board Govern exceeds tho SUN of aud
eyer 1sd alleged in the uion Of THE Board Is not
found, apou fair and eg construction Of the law in 'es
En thereto and well calculated msesc The public aud
therefore desnds OF this Board prompt action thereon there
Re.red That this Board propose the Board of Govern
thai said matter be referred TO Ia we
smic.bie s1it
MI KrSyrpY said that he thought it would be In.
tile 10 tender an arbitration as the Governors had al
ready offered to decide ;aae matior by arbitration,
Hhich had been accepted but after the aroitrlto-s
Messrs VIM. Kent Mathew |. Coddington and VIM
4. Havemeyer had been selected, the Board of Gov.
trnOrs backed out.
The resolution Of Mr.. Purdy was referred TO the
President and Vice President
Afer transacting some fsrhcr unimPortant business
The Boa ID adjourned.
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK FINDING OCT. -
Hau, vessels arrived l6 number OF emssnt passeneers
Sl6 Total amount Of cash Belonging 70 emisrants SI
etl Is Ve.,es vm Liverpool ~ Gs'sow a Hamburg -
Hre, Il London, Antwerp l.
NsmAeT Of pev.cps empie Cd from Canals" io wees eno-ss
Sept % 9p Males 10 toe Cry III males IN country o9i -
males City 1877; females in country, 70 men 10 os'SA
9ssds. 6.
KumbeY n Emisrsnt Arrive Sept. D.
Eumbe o. Emi SIanss arrived STAGE TO Oct 5''''' I'D
~ ~,
1855. 1854.
Narnbt- eliminates ip.tn Wards Iasnd..l7Ss 2SSl
RsnAs. Of inmates In Marine Hosptal...."... l4@ -
Total .....'s''.......s......l,ss l ,ol
Rlanes N Bank Jan ~tl gs v
Atfvgste receipts TO Sept 6...........tlSs,VO A.
Rsc' ssuoe, 90 Oct s. for con mutaiion
Total. of,SV
psAar.erents 70 sept n, iSR5..."....e49,fS l. 49,. -
M payments Sept. 5......'......'. -SOfS u
o',-lsat on Bank Sept IS, q
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A regular meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce was
he'd yesterday afternoon. After tho election OF new
member, EDWARD A. Lambert was elected to tae
Committee on Arbitration.
Mr. BARsIoyg made few remarks on the uiury
laws introductors 10 the following resolutions:
R,,e That this Chamber Of Commences regards With un
ipished n''Ts tn importance 4 ,euGns .pd coH'nn,ns
with al proper efforts for radios. refom In the
Usuiy ] aw. nf this State
Reso,ed Thu, COMMITTEES Of eve BE- nsmsi b. 'he
pesid, nj report for n-iios the rext regular ct
ny ofthe Chan Der IN November sush seton msy SEEM o-t
efficient in occurring such reform
Re.td Tht the Committee Be authorized snd instructed TO
op.n cTt pordencs with OF The principal bn SOC
tor Of this STATE with he view report the November
q The Chamber vhs. Tire prevailing opinions seem 10
bs throusbou the Sts upon this injury question.
The resolutions were passed unanimously, and the
following gentlemen were named 10 the Committee:
Mesgs. Caleb Barstow, Royal Phelps, Wm. f.. Dodge
Arthur Leary, Waiter ;. Grfiths.
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rvrN,yG SESSION.

..o..o Sc ,,e Iroiou rsss-embled al u o'clock.
a., ot,rb ~ss elleo 10 all its parts there being
.as,,v ~ q thousand persous present.
hs ssr .,,,r;ny the reading OF chapter OF the
an PRAYER, the Rev. Dr. BANEa OF WI
soITu, CO." c,npirted the reading of has address on
~ 10 "a worss of the Rev. Dr. Cone. ,
'' ~" PeV. DuscAK X. CAMPBELL, Ii. d, President
Il e., e,own College was the next speaker. lie
or ~ importance Of revising the common version
,ri,cjpIes Of toe BibIe lion, VIII Oh he b aevef
" bolo The ouy true principle ia respect 10 the subject
~. Je,ed aoue OF he popular objections raised
tho institution esoecalIy S admission into its
80. cf sone denominations regarded by o'hers as
,xre,ioti lie cai led that these objections were not
,rsjl ,sken Ia rega'o to the fierce sorm OF 1850.
sbicb rocked the cradle Of the Union, tbs reverend
5nto arded il a. accordance with the plan Of q ID
an reforms have had t1eu birth in fierce cOnhcts
~ opinion. Luthers Reformation gathered strength
from opposition. Christianity iselt was commenced
amid corIct of Opinion which led TO the crucixion
n TIE Redeemer. 10 our own Gay the good cause
Of Teu pcraIce advances against q tremendous t 10
~ oprosi,iop; and the Bible Coon moves on to DAY
thst vi stow the concurrence of all good men agao
the fr0wrs Of t-o-e wNo vii ere oog unite With us 10
giving glory TO God for iho happy results which Will
crown tbt Iabors of the Bibie | mon.
The Unicu then adjourned 10 meet again at ten
o'clock IN Fricsy morning.
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CnARer OF RAPH aGAIss1 HoUsE AsEsr.-Der'
a,F ysu Lev sr.. .sste ss.rt living ., No "a rreii.,t
st was yesterday .-tses BY oaeer Kelly Of tie Forth Dis
c Po Court charged VITA Ipan It's pes's Of Ma
r.. h,re Peet livir. a; Ma West Porryaxths. II 10
assd that 1-es,J ne accused called s'on "a Rect
rsdef an t5sf eDe
H. az - .he ber one Le be .roo1 saS
here committed TIE czirAs abs seeased v ster before
Jr,ee Boxs.t k-d 81 Do 20 scsvE the ehsrss
Pr-sisus lis Yas LEV Rad comp ni ssnsH Ma
Pes cs,E1s her asaiins xne stenPt.s 10 rse III. OF
ss aEcars Of rae shiS 60 E:4 before rseeAts4 f'
r rs fsr.os, sls< la; ieusstsy sfet issvinS t-e
h1 De cisd bis vsIs. eSctSbN 50 snd dses sSs lssv
vtst bocs, .. zbs Large sssAsS Af1 F1s wa - pa
sIia{Ai1so
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COMMITTEE on FEeRIgs.

The Co:nntee on Fcnes of tie Board OF Councd-
Icon net yes;e,daJ alsrnoon n the City Hal fr the
purpose Of hfariDg the argumrts OF persons pro and
ron relstvs TO TIE establishment Of ferry from the
foot Of Fmtieh-st, North River. to Gotienburgh and
We hawhep, n !. A largo number 81 persons were
present. and considerable opposition wa made to The
establishment of tie f-ny II was finally partly agreed
upon 10 establish rhe ferry and ma arrangements to
Odate pesobs residing each size Of ne river,
that al expenses and profit mi hi be shared equally
t. Committee then aciourncd.
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THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
meet, o Of the Board was held o. Wednesday al

teruoop AMOS p. STANTON in the chair.
The CLERK Of the City Court submitted commuD-
cati D. in answer TO resolution for information, stat
ing that "a indictments had been found By the Grand
Jury Of the City Court on charges Of violating the
liquor laws, &c. OF the whole number 46 were for
seiiI liquor without license, two for keeping disor
DERBY house for grard larceny, and for assault and
battery.
A communication from the Superintendent Of the
Poor was presented asking appropriation Of s"5 900
for County purposes, Which was laid over.
The County Treasurer directed by resolution to
il suie proceedings both civil and criminal against
Justice Curtis for paying the money received
for fines from persons arrested for drunkenness.
The Committee on Accounts of the superintendent
Of The Poor, who were directed to inquire into the
nature of expenditures f~ County purposes, present
the following among the items of the pas: year:
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RRrcKrNRnGE Coal FOR PARfos AND b.


Uss Frs eh-rttu 80 hsnivs dr- rr.sms,cs 40
49, 49, .-sA--aer Tea a.s.~ ~
o. N .nstps,s sns u. f-- rcus das ;arG see
with csshsf h- o. Csd sA
teo--ry OF p, giss scotch Csnse sud quickly 500
cry vrod rhs ecseniidgs cos . r-csnm5dsi ~ psrA
ssrs N The vteinrl % mi, rcsr ON fa- fs -
Coal BY careful nd rep.st. experimental, ,hs sus crsG
fourd hat tau tvn 81 the Cesi te.~ tkre ,uns EnsA
C1hIel One trial BY rfabns dr. dap ,saa,
grns 'he bst 81 Eossa Csauea sns ~
Shos havfs th-r each Tie s-oseA ia
70 p0snds 81 B eiesIdse hid tss herpomstef ct .sscs
,ouss than pousd Of saAeL By careful inquiry. asS -
cha 81 Of RnslsA Canal 10 not srusrsly sappseS
uose han Some Of tas dealers in thls city ave lea
poSucs fof cbIdoa ohsdroe % tho Brccksaosss. v
iump. tshe buroiBs, l. OILY 40 poands my 30
rl.in, tn OF the trade bet the 10
suy rrons end peeveot ~reos 90 coma
81 al the BIZ ck-orjs~ that wal ts
si'esd, engaged b, tho ssi bsesss
n.r. ths you'd b. for The
ou-rcse e- desire Ct the .dyeTsi-ee that f.
t..,k- td.l off, .d wt,h es ve~. IL viii Be- std ~ els
ner rp fc 80 poerds ana brok-n and de vered,
ary srs I; can ami sample, sas Be had
nv cA<e also a. the ohcs oi L. L. Ssew, CO... tsser Ne -
sth Az. cc-reg o. .7-l-ft .,,-, = lhV
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,. e,s, He stated IS prcpC.tcn u, va ",i ,fu aa
VS. cc'S T,s uninte icible to mos: Of he word ana
eDe ssrssy followed that the Tord shotd De .st
...,ns.fed. il il was TO le gwen 10 al he ~
uasS.sce with the iunnctinos Of our sa''o''
Ersible a. a logical Sodross. A.. ,.o-;,,,
The meeting then adjourned 70 inc e''"'"e
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In connection with the Report, resolutions were
adopted directing the appointment Of competent
keeper who shall attend to distributing supplies
for tic County poor requiring the Superintendent to
explain certain discrepancies in the purchase and
actual use at the Hospital, of tea, sugar butter and
rice; refusing to pay subscriptions for newspapers for
the officers; recommending the Superlaten Tents 10
wholesome foo, and not to supply goods OF such an
ave,age high grade their expenses of toe past year
would incica'e and recommending the. appointment
of Committee TO prepare a plan for the entire and
ncnt reformation in the expenditures for the poor
OF h inRa County.
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Our inf6imsiion from different sections Of New
Jeey nely favorable to the Re uhi which
will Be STEER the Sy-uber election. Ia this Sty
IL the rigu w. puble,u N.oci ,on AMI secare
course before n during the Winter fro tbs sbte
rnircs ef the country enlisted Ia the rvery lot iseee
uan that be IKE his choice between eolcss q
the and bison school stat snAn OF the Hepqnh
arp, difference Of opinion an as tue ee
men a, 10 the true course. GNewaIk Daily Aeieury
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE The BAN ara blacksmith shop Of Mr..
Hendiy, in Jamaica, l.. L. were destroyed by hre. -
suns ~ morning. Tie flames communicate to sev-
era dwellings, but they were saved from destfucsisa
by tie ynlage fremen.
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CAuGHT UNDER SUSPICIOUS CiRcuhsrAScks.-
About O'Clock Wednesday Ssat man was dlse ,vsreA
M e of the Of he hou.s OF Joao D. se
lev ", ~ Nsssaust The cocoPed BY siFirs
He.ns roie Of them spoke, ADD r~e~s ~
10 sw or struck HABIT When I'd out trom IN -
the he'd. Tn sul ocked the fell be room and ssrsA
tn oti wh-n hcer sou of and oe oS
tsken cuso5y 1hs companion Of the girl ~hs 60 ss
81 and kept herself SAT- BY covering hee4
with blanket The Of tn sce'sss s Mehsa ocss =
He th.t he drunk AMI did cot hssU
how gct but that bis object was not 10 stes
He va, held tor exAm ms Tor.
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The STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Vas opened at rreu-
ton Mon day sud tweoty students pe.sned h-mss sbe
twc-,hTd- OF ~hom firm dies much Iser number h>s
hi. had app cation but the number pfeeo ,ser
th-n was Ell, e,t,d TIL. pui addressed by DE- H.
ps Prof Pie ps Principal Of the school and Of Cole
ST. Suu.l appointed tsscher The faulty
80 appointed low Prof w. T. Peeps. Pnsa
pp; Prot ebb teacher Of Pbysioogy, hocuen &c nf.
f-usnd tea English literauio ocludiog grsumsrs
rhe'orc composition ADD political and Mis lrese
Inv sick assistant teacher fhs laying - the
COZ OF institution rapidly being eected W
be formally Tues 9th inst Ths preln,ssx
-serc Of school will INN ediasy aas ~
be Thoroughly ergsnizeds 40 soon as possible
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Z1U .LyZELLIGE'NCE
TRIAL OF ROBERT BULICS OF INDICTMENT
FOR MURDER

TRIAL OF ROBERT BULICS on INDICTMENT
FOR MURDER
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER- Ocr. a. BofsSs
Judge ROOSEVELT.
This case had been set down for to-day. The prs
oner (who is German stands indicted for the murder
of Henry Blume, in Elm-st., by shooting, on 2ith
August last.
The District.Attoiney said he was ready. ~.
Thomas Il. Van Buron counsel for defense stated
at he has endesvored 10 procure the attendance q
the necessary Witnesses but without effect. Beside
which, the prisoner, lie has 10 apprehend. lis
abcring under insanity, and two or three physcisas
arc now engaged in examining him to ascertain ia re-
gard to that point.
In reply to question Of the Dstr:ct-Atorney, Mr..
Van Buren, said he did not feel authorized, from ~
circuu stances, to make the quo tion OF insanity
distinct preliminary inquiry, but would like to have
passed upon by the Jury at the time Of the trial
The DEtIiet A torpey said from what no had heard
from some Of the Witnesses he himself had entertained
sous doubt a. to the sanity Of prisoDer, and II h
should appear that be was insane a. tho time Of the
homicide, he cannot be convicted; or If insane nov.
he cannot be put upon bis trial; and 1t may be thai
he the Dist let Attorney may feel il necessary 70
summon wtns ssos in res ard 10 it, The case WAS post
poued Till week after noxt and the Jury discharges
till Monday.
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AyIBROTYPEs.-

AMBRoTYPEs-In answer 20 many inquiries
rrstr the per,Aneuee Of this the sbcriber you'd
A.s the priv epe - finish be D0 thoush rrcen ~ app
10 10 AsBsoIYpt b.s bsea Ons enough demoorst-
"a ndeibLy sso that be n.s III cAoiee o. everJ
trtyY neth1d Of fnb dir the Ambrop. DE guarantees h
rensnsnce .n3 dur1by Of every pc made a. hs estao
81 B. BABY. Ma. $50 Bros5wsy.
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Board of Supervisors, q

T,N.ExENrrIcS.---Tte Board of Supervisors, q
their at meeting, paced uton 10 nvos Of p'rpAns
.v 70 repeA the act for SAtns x-mpuOa 70 taesrpsss
con ard reeoums odd the appointment Of Con
spoDd with other Bod the STATE u9'n tae
uiaact
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Advcrcss uerti
VII SOUS DASDELloN COFPEE-FOr Dyspepsia,

Irdse,;oa sef Headache bgyzs ard Liver Due sni
eguea .comr ended 20 Of (eicas censtt1toss
sod By respectable Apo:heears and ne p.ncipA ap'
cer-e. .. --:h &. srd "a Az.
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CgKz FOR DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBiL
-Teoae shs wish 6ze ths efbsssocs remedy W
tb -. eonpe.ru VIII rere. fair tna q .ss OffSss
1ygo rTsss Ttsy oeotsn 40 AIeSaoL
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The STATE SFSArr.--Th' most interesting portion Of
the OK lection 10 b. vii be The choice Of SsJste h
those counties where VIII OF thes th,r-
x W; Burlington, Cape May Hunerdon Mdd osex Psssae
aud Sussex IL will be reeol.eei that the ss s.aas W.
these Democrats and Wings out By the exp ration %
their liTenton Stae oakeuo.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT.-OcT. f-Bsfsss
Judge IsCEssOLL
COSTROy A TO COPYRIGHT.


wei, g. Proves -s.ttTsyIor Hoisstts
Plaintiff Issued printed piece Of paper about We
"a, % orSD. 1s'Sy0 pssa Psasnt csn Is .,sns
VEL PfaSost For ths Messr. W. P. got espJ.
f.yOr Hod,s.so caused 70 be printed p,p.r q sss:y
,gaI.r .ile hesdet Drec'iat' ~ pessry'na h7meae. y
Psss eeneId tt, ,b. latter Is an afs cement Of ths
corJ1h TbeJ brig o. 900 damages L ths
irt ard also sss for Injunction restraining dses
s FaIIr .pssaed On baIsfcf p.ns. and as.1. Dss-
ming and Ss~m.s for d-f,nss Tn, lsor contend thst
es pr.bsLdsd within the rule copyright Pocuetioa. Oh
The ether b.nd counsel for pnid. that hsre hes b.es
payer he bos sDd conf within he rule. Plaintiff -
defendsR' are bob we beisVe' hn"as MANUFACTURES" ~
DIcrsIoSs-RuLR As TO BONDED wAREHOUsED GOODS.
The United ststss sgt septimas Cr0ohA
To recover on bond fi0 600 for dues .sh intefeS
o. the s.,. o 10Th OF March 1855 The goods wes tsks.
~ M rom the bond-o warehouse here where se h psoes
hem 9d bond vn y S 20 's' S s,sa ss =:
w..hoas, si Troy and they stored, ard saerw.d
70, b. 81. nprtsr hsYi taken poss ,on u tho god y
hs ely tho sboye date DO Liable fof the duty ssa tese3
s Coz s1. Sy IL iIu eo.. H. Svt. os pay d. ss
d.iy bat dsnes toe liability 70 psy interest a.. R.s.s
VICE. ,e ~ I :. -. 10. Obliged % p
the ns o mpon.ca provided B. Sss' Cd sss% e
81 ~, Inc w.isn on. year 70 Be- ssporsd BY him fsss
eoahty ~ifhort the Psynen. q 10y hss ,.e s 81,
sSs n. &C. o. corsre.. of s.t,Ddsd the Which
imported ,oods could remain N ne BONDED wesoa n.
- ,zie ID On ont hh usethat fer sals here. ed
- m srpo-tao .rd Le wsrehoussd In another United
stass var inoheE coeeoa tstre-tteo the dutsss
tSs Jues. oousScrs. were payable.
The gods the pressni Instance were taken the imporG
INTO BIS posses.oa Zoe the purpose Of beiss aofe1
snOher dset, but be placed 10 another bntsd $780,
sooeed ehoG.s 10 the dissrict Troy eos 70 sses
Linked therefore coming 81 bio sss 60
tie Collector suihsdz.A BY be Get 70 ds.s s1
boaA ssreeing dsiyes tssn 49,
ua,liry. Sy delivrn 6so which dos ~
Of tie Importer the INF ed states loe eoctsl cvs
tie d1ro3 Ii Cou cor
ard oonse qusn5y tts charge fs intsrss hS -
made A.. ~~n,.x "a
rolnsso rad Sht safbsrtss 1s 49, ~ ~
srru 81 ssy othsr psson, 10 ussw w w.
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Life size PHoTOGhAPHs in OIL CABINETS and
vlGyrTE. y v.tsreo2s COPIES Ia every n.is bkADrs
No So bcosCvsy
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The Common Council of Camden have passed 40
odpree recurring tie Rair ad Companies senl sgns
nsn OF spprosc log and departing ts 10 tho cay,
AT di,tsrce ef than dNy tnaa haedrSe
ysd, By this Il expected that the 'peea -
rns be 80 shn they can bs stopp In cases "
d,ps. be tole accident from collision could occur
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

THANKSGIVING The Harvest Thanksgiving we
not ,esy a. observed yesterday In Jersey Ct' aud No
htep Services 10 several Of tho churches -
peOuy announced but he congregations were slim IN nue
ber Dumber Of places OF business wets ced bat these
~as very tie disoreoce poreep ibs In the streets
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yIAEE's PATzET FIEz-PRoOF e!JsT. No. lis
s.,.da.--1,s xzi h,Ai VI fxkS
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ildysr-emeuki


CARPETS CARPETS :. CARPETS
s,pslb Hssriou Velvet c.spETs from tbs ras EI4oon-
Enzti.a Bruss,s, O. per ysrd
t.Soy ads irxrSn a. 8 o. . ana -
A. u,.w A.DsssOs's GsEsr Cikp.r fsT.bLi'hntaT
No. = bJrssy.
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LARCENY By BOys.--Threc bows named Ch~tes
Cousins VIM Hawkins snd vii ism J. VII isns wer- arrested
ednedsy by Officer Csshsw chars" 81 grand iao ey
stpe.s he hrtn-ned stole %75 - from his t1-r ksesss
H. cousins Jay dist bui'ng ~ sm,of ~soso
p-p'ors to spend IT, They were held for examma
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fAdvrrsis>rsrs

IJ>.Ows IMPROVED FRUIT Cans require no
-, .- @, cerea sea- ths1A Manu- etlred srt Sold ty
IT,, - 1 10. ErTs. Ayen:s. Nc - BesEnsn.t
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iAdyertissmentl
Roof takes real life size Photographs on canva
iAdysrtIenent !

BooTs Photographs Of al szes are InsurpasSsd
RooT's Gallery Il easy Of access
ROsI q a. No. 5S3 Broadway, corner o. Frsrkhn-st
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I AdyerffasfnSnfr

A pistol.ball was fred though the window OF shop
No $50 Hudsot It, 90 Wednesd.y evening 81 last The bal
X, ca ,sust rou pillar, istensd and e 10 ns soor
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Forsn DRovsEp.-Tbe body Of an unknow n ma,

ys.r, sse ard dressed bo.nan, wa. JsssedsJ
sound pes Bnrlnrsfp 10 The River; and inquest
upon the body bJ Coror'r ODonne The deceased
,ppoec q, BE- the who into the cabin o. scho
lew shts since At fot OF slip, and when Chased
Jumped oSerbo,.d and supposed drowned Tns Jury
rer esred ysrdct o! death By drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENT As the Express Train vas
coming into Paterson, n. j., last night, woman
named Hannah Robinson Of Susquehsnna, in getting
out of car, fell and bad her leg cut off, She was
brought 70 the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05

THnEY BOYS At A BIRrH.-Mrs. Cusck, resident
of Forty eighthst yesterday safely delivered OF
three male children. The attending physician was
DIR. Herman of No. I96 East Twenty -first-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05

AccIpFSTs.-Wm. c. Jaqres. of No. 222 Eighth
sv thrown bis horse yesterday 10 the mar
Tw.bt, third st. and had OF his legs fractured de wS
cCnve ,e 10 his residence by the police
Frarci. Mar gus, an aged man wa, KNOCK ed down
ard severely tnrred on Wednesday right IN Broadway
Wsye;y pace b. sage He taken to hs esdshoe, No
99Merce, Tie diver passed II nothing bad happened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05

We are requested to state that this evening will be
the last opportunity to Nile. Rachel in AHeoo, as
tba, drama will not be given again during her engage
neut in New-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05

The Board of Aldermen lsst evening passed upon
large number of assessment papers and her ordinary
bu-in S. Two resolutions adop ed, inquirng OF
the Controller in regard b revenue bonds and The
amount 81 800, 2l2 20 advanced from the Treasury
on account of improvement upon property benefited
more thsn has been assessed sud confirmed. Tue
Controller cent in g communication which will be
found in another column in relation to Dormslity in
bills for Comm on Council car age hire, and decarog
bis intention 10. to pay any mole bills until new res
outon was passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05

To ne Editor II TAeN \. Tribune.
SIR: In reply 10 your complaint about the want OF
politepe,, Of some of our ushe beg state that Of
the IN beo 20 TO he country the chsrse rcs OF Which
al esre desire please the ai portion OF an .ndsncs
Nevertheless. shond any Of them forget si' ouy 20 tho pablo
he vii be- iu psdi.y d.chsed wheo pointed out 20 Mon
s M, Hi }rs,s oe fs 10 Is 'O' NAoUET