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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

WV Poixr IN TIRE LAVA Gaze is 20 be ex.
-s;.rd to-day, before Judge Hamilton, which In.
.ss pcint Of law that, we believe, has never be-
eSsen decided. The fae,s, as we have learned
are these: A soldier 81 Jefferson Barracks, by
~. of his commanding officer, got married. Oo
~. ordered, with his company to cave tor the
1870 he sste thst his wife be permitted 20 az
cssny him. This being refused, the soldier asks
eSe Sc discharged fiom The service, III order tbs,
Ia able 10 support and protect his wife, as
kn;rssa nv lsw--his commanding offc hsviag re
Ssd to him the fse, ,Ss . Of sn' right aud day
% "Hs is- Lpuis mo Evening Meas
I'm, s.rlr pE STE MARIE CANAL The CLere-
10 f<eder has the following remarks. based upon
-, anti GRITTY we are not able 20 cay. IL will be
sssrooiu.meit TO the Like interests. "a well as to
-s,v " no have arranged the schedule OF their sum
-, trave II the Sauh Canal is not open early Ia the
ss,rn eessou. The L,ader says;
g some Of our lake exchanges are pushiog state
ant that the Ste Marie Camel will be- 6uisned some
80 neg, month. Those who entertained such hopes
mi be disappointed. The canal ~lll no. be flashed
More the let Of June-perhsps not then"
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BRUNsON-In Stark County, Ohio rear the town Of
Wsyne,burgh Frssy, April 8. Daniel H. BIN soa sssd
% wears Charles Brunson szsd y yesfs sbIs 81 m
Rtnnsoa fuery Of the Of NegYOs where they lave
4 l.fa. circle of 6ishly respectable connections
CLARK-On Sunday evening April d. 10 the va year OF
bis ese Oliver CsTs proprietor OF ClaEks hos corner OF
v sci iDRton and jay su ..., a.,
funeral nom the shove place n "Wednesday morning 1t IL
O'clock without further Invitation
Eastern pspers please copy . 90, -. .
ELLIs-On Monday April Is Sarsh Ann wife OF joan r.
Ellis ,
Vim l. and Samuel skardl0w respectfully ayted TO a.
tend Ter funeral without further invitation this sternoon
UoLCOMBE-At his residence, 10 Se9Csris Handrsf,
on snrsdsy morDDs April r. Chauseey r. no COMBS, o.
and yslusbe eitiz.n Of the STATE Of D>isSSe
90 Tor u.n, wears member Of the Philadelphia bar, aud
repr,s..ted Baltimore "a IN. state Lss..iare .
snITH-On hondsy evening April 10, Janet smith on !
child OF John fs-rton ard Agnes Ann smith s-f JeA and
months -, ,,,-,-,, 49,. -,
Il rloek nom the residence o. her grand mother 4rs Mary
smith No 50 Rivir rops The Trends Of tns family axe
irvi,15 20 attend withou, further notice
VAIT-At yorrircwn, N. on donftY, ApfA " nfs
Nay A. wife OF The Hon George Val, NJ
WA TSOS-At Csrmsnsyile on Sunday evening, hptn ~
e., lev hour Of severe ilnss' rhonss H. "stson tre
sth yesI Of hs age Of the ,ts Heuy aud sarah va
-
The relatives and friends Of the family pspeetey IN
vited attend the funeral % day Wsdassday the sn ms
o'ces from 18th and l0th-sv (Csrmsnsytle sad 81
Cssses will be In resness TO cosvey the fn-nd. OF tne
fan w. % Mr. ssuors No IS Csrniaest, sad viii care
precisely II. o'clock The Hudson River Railroad cars leave
Than. bert-st A. 1 O'clock and 3lst st. u ]: 70.
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, -epIsr MINISTER TO BK PRESCRIBED Yoa
Mia p.P TAYLOR FOR MsroR.-Te ia.
NofisC AGsIEsr luz nots ge have received
yi'e attention to the :o'lo-- -'iing ia Falton .
rom respectable gentle nan r1>.- IL eyisc-s,
Iog the S-veLteerth W I'D Of Clnci,pa,.. -'ative
II strikipg manner. ire bigotea acd prcsca,
character Of toe kaos-Nothing Order. Thing. haze
come 10 pretty psss when minister OF the gospel
s TO be called 10 sccouni and expelled from Gne min
is'-y ceoause be voted sgsSns, such Q msn as Pap
Taylor fcr Msyer Thoee who woad commit this in
ian Gus ou.rsse bad better pause and reflect Has not
their pastor toe rgb 10 exercise bic privileges
If ci.iren al Of the congregation Have their
politics. become paramount in Importance 10 their
irheiol And have they become absolutely inssos
upt the suhject Do they wish to divide tneir
church upon the question of secular politics Such
rssult Eou very naturally folio any proscriouys
action they mii BIT take sgaiIst the Rev. NJ. Crow.
tuiop hes got bad name abroad for political fsast
iem which III persecution Il not likely to diminish.
How lorg, fsIow-cirizsns would our liberties be
cure in TIE hancs of such bgot., II they had the
pow TO carry out their desigosl Persecution snd
prescription their only Arguments Here is Whist
oUr Fulton correspondent says:
" Tie Rev. Mr. Grow hiss been severely csusured
by lie Methodist Know Nothing brethren ia Fulton,
because be did not vote for lanes ID. Taylor at the
ls,e election II is commonly reported that be viii
be tried by the Church, and expelled from the min
isiry in Fulton, for daring to cast his vote ring
10 the oictsf.s OF bis consciefcs When bis ex
pu.icn is effected his enemies should ncribs on the
frort Of the church tbs motto Of the ancient Aths
nars To he unkr God.
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The profits for four months, il will be seen, are in
excess of last year. same te sl9j 900, ors' cent.
The receipts Of the Ohio and Indiana Railroad for
March were S26 600 against Gle 900 for the previous
month. The business Is nov equal TO the machinery
and cars Of the company, which, however, are being
increased. This road connects wi the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, and the Ohio and Peansyl-
vanis Roads at Cresuine, running thoh,e to Fort
Wayne, to which point Il opened In October last
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Road will be COM
pted TO its crossing Of the Peru aud Laporte Road
by December next, which will give through line to
Chicago by this route, this yesr. The whole line Of
tie Fort Wsyn and Cincinnati Road 10 Chicago viii
be completed early in 1856. The work having just
been resumed will be prosecuted With vgor Most Of
the iron is already on hand sod paid for.
The Windsor, Norwich Hudson, Sharon and Der
by Mining Companies, duly formed, under the gene
RAJ law Of Michigan, With capital Of $500, 900 each,
divided into 600 shares Of s25 each have seversy
bought Of The American Mining Company the mines
corresponding 10 their respective names, TO wit: the
Windsor, Norwich, Hudson, Sharon and Derby
Mines and all the real add personal property sppes-
tanning 10 the cane. The Directors in each Of said
Companies have voted that each shareholder 10 said
mines, under the American Mining Company shall
be deemed entitled up 10 the 18th day of May next
and for 10 longer time, TO take equal number Of
shares, In the corresponding Companies, subject to
future assessment, and the BYLAW, provided be
.haD, by the iIth day Of Msy next deposit with tho
Treasurer proper certificates Of stock, or ownership
and psy the Treasurer in cash by that day. on the
shares taken by him, in said Companies, or any Of
them a. follows: On each share In the Windsor Min
ing Company, o. 50; in the Norwich, o. in the
Hudson. 2oc.; In the Sharon 2sc In the Derby 25c.
The Circular Of 9th Of March Last will give farther
informst:on. The Office Of theee Companies Il ct No.
50 Broadway, and the notice to the above effect ID
signed BY VIM. Warner, President, and John wads-
worth, Treasurer.
The deposis In the New. Orleans Mint in March
we're tlso, ole, Of which go ISL was In gold. The
coinage was 1867 900. The sficss Of the Philsdd.
phia Mint do not seem yet to have found time 10 make
up the statement Of that Mint forAUch.
The busness a. the Clearing House 10 day VIZ
Gle, $4,000.
There Il no increase In the demand for molsy, ant
tie supply appears to be equally free a. lat week
On cal, capital very abundant Of sa7 Y cent. On
fsvaits sscaritss and s,st clsss pspsr. which se
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

TIE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Co Mayor II all has
vetoed the resolutions adopted By the Common COulc Apru
Island Broobsn ard Jsnea asrOsd Conpinie, and the
cry amended and cub nd BY the AssIm mt COMMITTEES.
sno a. smenreo by Common Ccuocil. properly
rs eeoni preysns b., the dr.t en- at 70 carry into .s
o. DIVISIONS OF said be presented 70 I'll. Less
ture with petition requesting L, passage The Mayo, re
subject Of the % objection the Company IL be all, cd the
q Of the public streets Of the city. 10 the manner IS
they heretofore used their private property aud for
III puipoe Of the passage e their trains the
Thew NAV receive and oschage their esht and 9th
occupy the 10 tbe detrment Of private n'sres In
reprc the second obsc oD the Mayor does not believe
po tie r. indeed he practicable for the Common couuci
10 diyest or rather lie snccesors Of the 20 70
late the use Of Ito public streets
STAGys IN FULTON A resolution adopted by
the Common Council the 3h Of March last granting per-
.on peroa to run st'sss through futsnG was
the Ma thu last eatng OF the Boid His OBJ
scons are that the eet il already too crowisd ID roux
fare s capacity An average OF 100 vehicles dy
the ftuy and rise With other conveysnces which are con-
sspty running over H. Gil the street that unless
cheek put upon further increase Of carriage travel the
Gsge will be impsded to sgch extent 70 b>eo
unsafe ard dangerous snd zsesy commo3e the
sions and doing business slOog the line OF the
A YouSG Automatically, Off ,er Vi
beer Of the Thirteenth Ward f5und wandering in the streets
Fawin Cooobe Tn. lad he Of II. aev.
Penbe Coomos of ths Meho lis. EpiscopL Church.
Mulberry snd Queen s Pnl.delpsi. that he aed
the sehf OF another BOY he came t. by The
c.rs remansd there three weeks without sny noney
ina the station and smetines going tw1 ~,
.hout n.orsel OF fcod lie has been resident OF
Brooklyn for the past week and soppsns the ffh Ds
tIot sts House and not Gained BY hi. friends BY 81 ar
dsy will be sent to the House VI Refuge. The boy Hn
pitisble condition.
AceuiITED.-Elas Vanostr.nd, tried in ths City
Court Indictment for riot acquitted by the Jury yes
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FIRES.
PRE- IN BROOKLYN,

A fire broke out in = row Of five three-story frame
buIdirgs situated in Warren st, between Powers
and Nevins-sts., Monday night las. The buildings
bsd no; long been erected and nearly ready for
occupation. They were osned by james Mccoy
and their value lie estimated at $500 each. Toey
we're speedily burned to the ground. Taere ia no
doubt ths. it the WORK Of an ioceadiary, as the
fsmes burst forth simultaneously from several of the
buildings about the same time. carpenter shop
Of email value, on the corner Of Cumbsrlands st. and
La Fsyette av., was discovered to be On fire, and
kcon burr ed down.
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COURT CALESDAR-THrs DAY.

SrPERIOR COURT, Tour branches Nos. Il, 81,
49, SIS az, 9ss s2t st3 SO 557 295 March Cal.a
Ss3 SIS see to 500 500 to sos 'ss 500 .92 2a s. co. o.
ISL 3g2
CIRCUIT COURT Nos III, $50 40, 1878, 1855,
1853 1859 1867 1914 1906 49, lo 1914 s9j 1878 1916 1873
1881 -
SUPREME CoURr-Specisl Term Nos. l. is, 10,
50 y, So g. 4. 81. 50. II, l0l. D. 1872, U.s. 1876
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
U. s. DISTRICT coURr-Arsn l'-Bsf"s Judge rSsss
DECISION ts TO sktNFN's WNGEs|
JOHN " sllsce sg-inst A. Num'ord e. 81.

DECISION A. TO sgtNES's WAGES
JOIN " slsce sg-inst A. Num'oTd et 81.
L'belant shipped 81 Sia FsancscO on board ship
Palestine for 10 csAo thence the Chinch. ifd
thence pert Of oshrge 10 the Uai'ef sstes he w's %
have S5 morth The Chiuch, Ipsnd and ser hs, the
soins The vessel rook 70 a. n. rnnch
l..rds Fl, shs 81 FL. vn an stated to- Btr more
On tue way she sprung leah. aId pa lat, Psrnsmouco
who're she sbsnd the ind WRITERS ADD The caps
sent the Baltimore IL ,th vessel paying ~
per tur lowest be procurec The hbeinf ouag
part Of the vcJsse pteyus to arriving Petainhu;o sesed
= second mste
(t co.tnE convey the TO Baltimore than ~ re-
cesec able ~ The hands on ooart-the oe
of Law being that freish Il the nother OF Wages"
This rule the Court sid hss been aho hed 10 Ensand sod
BIS place the etes rule hat the l,borer worthy
OF hi hire Congress acted upon the MISTER and
tb-f,fe Courts where rsnt has been earned exce t
10 hich belong The ruel do give 10
the -sni The Cou considers hs freight hs
been earned The sgesd to transport the cargo OF
susno TO Rslmse and urd 70 do II being sent
ere ersb-d them to Gem .nd toe <2 PER tuu freight ~hc
hsd been ssreed for L Decree for beant for wages s'l
so for his expenses home and time from leaving snip 81
Psrraubrco
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I2seostes fot rsk n I. TAlsVsE, 81 ErT ras-sst
Pt6 Bas,t-i So Esssisx sds ~ ti 51e City 80
81 ssi GO do g. Stcs Ciy 60 y. 81 100 CRY Sc ss
{. IS -; 50 UuOs C.nsls s.i stsr sha "a "a % 81,
= Eiis Sch RR, IS, b. SEQ Nav. Pod SO; Ss-ssaSs1
SSri.bars Rk IS; 81 P.ps ER CAR 81; bSs isi. y
- 4 90 -. 50 -ch Nsv. Pris So. - Lsss Iass5,
q, s. as.sirs RI. =. al 40 ~ $40 % ss -
co. ct ,rs.- 50 Per a RR. Isl, 81 Reading az. "s'.
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Nyw.JyRsrY METHODIST CosTEREScE.-Oa sum
a.. s,.,,, IA. R.v Geo Hughes delversd the Annaa Mo
cny secn the cs.sssnes e ssnr;
ose $3.50 r, ust.es Of Pennington Seminary. tbs Report
r,hs Coicnir.ss Comnlf.ee astins the sierra - ~
70 49, NJ Jersey Ccorzstion Society comnencins
- ~ rssrnsSe Of the dssorsso va received ne hsv
NJ ffney psstor Of the rrsssytcrsa Chsssa as ~ ~.
,rosrssss dfvy sri harnsaissslI ssa o, -
eSmn 20, viu psb~SlI oct tale place sssrs ne I'm 'a'
Wsek
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Aoverfis--,e-'
PROOFS OE LIS I-sEEII SFss
Zoo ID Loui.vIlI, p.iI, cour.er. seb 2. l,5i

fro-1 Th- Louisvill. Daily Courier. Feb p. 1855
Nosk LAsGE SAILS o. SAssIPasiLL. DR. JoaS RULL 4
Co sold sre ssPpc ye.tsr.y huudred snd --enty
Of ;,s y.usbe snc popular ned cne Lca.
the steamer Dyie rstun ard ha-ised aud tanty
dozen 70 View Orleans the sesmsr David White. We
morn they h.ve orders ae hundred dsze
which they Ipeei 70 ,hip this week
The large std irer,shs sesna fr Or JoHy Butts med
icines the b evidence Of their superior curative properties
popularity
DR.. JoHS BULLS Oacs in Nev-Yors 10 No Gilsey Buni.
lIs, Couitlsnii-st., eoraeT Of Brosdssy.
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f.s.rrher, TO THE TRIBUNE WISHING their fostOTcs ad
80. eA.as.d should In al give sheir present
"a specly which edition whether Dslly Semi Weesiy or
Wssly eluS subscribers should give date osSbodpon
ri, y suh fec aently prevent delay.
rscnsEss wishing the direction OF THE TRIBUNE
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fAdve--is-n@t

In EINILK ON TIE TREATMENT o.? Cox.
svsTTios EVSTTR . compelled ~ III, p..,r. ~ H..
pros'oo, ers,sen.n,I rsy the reader, Of bis .,s Of
t> that the pat iotou nf hi. letter 90 tie rr-yn.nt
ton,nnstior 10 unsvoidshl. deferred unul cext v-ek
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[AcyerissmeEt.l

Gas FITTING AND FIXTURES.-Stores. Dwell
ru Factories AID Public Bulldogs promptly f.ted sth
pspes and FxDres cheaper hsn other house sndd
asrtp eht Of thsndehers. Penssnz. Bsetev &C. Of the
latest desisns the shOes.s and retail . Pnas M.oa
factory Of JANIS NORTH, HOs l9 and al P1snee Sd
bloch west Of b.o.d-ay
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LIfE SZE-CABiNET SIZE.-Every size and
style ffHoTosEuHs and DAGUEsREoTYrEs u soors
II manner before eqG.l-d Lok the sho~
th day md Be- convinced 81 Ss3 Boadsay Pctss t.sen
rain or shine.
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ihf new City HAu ques'iou Is tie Up ola orie, cor
n.s evening IN the Board Of Councilman. A lvels
teea'e will most likely occur
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Adyertis-reut
- an'.,us-oent
AN INTELLECTUAL FEAsT.-If YOU want rich

: u
nc % the nearG PeriS5el DECO, .od procure copy
O. ne ChiTTO MAGAZINE You ill 6s3 n oo- ~ ~.
q ee. sLi 10 IDsEors and sup.ior In s-.rv er, %
an, u la puiesiion -susd from the America p---<
Anoine iniofsn fesf1- 10 th-t slho1se
usit.r Any II The otteS msnth-. the price ony G..
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MARINE COURT-APRrL II Before Judge McCARTHY.
Teass ar Edward Fslconer


BY tenant az ainst landlord, TO re cover damages
for sgec dtubpg her 10 possession of sps tn-, s at No
Napgiv. BY sneri with hi. wokmen and m,ki,s sssr.
The defense the 10 question had b.-n
by srs T. prtss snc thst Mr. gave 70 the ,easn
psiotif Mr. X. Ro-sevelt, Tor defendant, ar. r. r.
sharon.
Louisa his wife.
To recover damages for forciby entering. or break
irs into the Of rhe plaintiff No lSs suffolk g. eslsps
TO The said Johanns slsrn from which she bad nearly
from heh alarm she scs some tins serwsrd .nf cans
rt to he, ara n wrs penn % b n@s bses
Licuty occurred between tbs siies boy OF defer d.
att ard IL s said DEFENDANTS wife called plaintiff oporob
ss stated Jud1msnt for psiahf 500 and " costs fof
g,ainh Se''p Lp, .Sd D A'Aeiman' '0i as'e'''"''
Wilism Smith ast Alfred I. Serrsl
Suit which was commenced before, but Withdrawn
on account OF having ade defendant party not
pfpsr II damages sgdnt landlord and yner
OF ,tssr engine for OF furnishing sufficient agreed
upon which was denied verdict iof psiotih SIX cent?
SUPREME COURT--srEcI,L rEsM-April l7-B'fors Jaise
Roosevelt
Aston and vie a Bsniy Jous. .ad others. Of will
Of late John Mason
The matter came before the Court on the subject oil
allowance counsel Of plaintiff Sir. A'toa dsush,s "
arssoy stated Of Mr. Mason By the will she was devised
life share which would Otherwise be hers 40
ouId that Mr. baon not OF sound d.p siog mind ~ th
lime he made L. she he eIan OF hsr counsel
Reference ooeed lin relation TO the siowance)t' Judge henL
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ArRrL i7-Bsfofs Judge
VIM. Fisher. indicted for burglary on the premises
No 81 Elm Margaret Niece indicted for grand larceny
quilted.
Sd dssre pleaded gritty grand eeuy, and sentenced
10 the Psnitet tary FOR 6 non.hs.
Andrew Nesry tried and convicted of felo-
OF Burglary committed BY three boys and renandsd for
sentence. TIE Court then sdIouIntt
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PIR6RN Fathers The Csntats of the Pilgrim
Fathers, by Geo. +. Root viii be given at tue Mer
oer.st Church near Eghth-st, this evening We'd
ne-day, April Is under the direction Of the COM
pofer See advertisement.
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fLAIS AND DECORATIVE PAPER -HANGISGS
PRsTr HAhDESBEEsH Nsugf.r,g-e and Ian ort-s 20
Sfo.1..y between Le5nsrd sod Fsnkin invite
Ron T. thr eresse sock ~heh 1ossrg sss~d BY any
eGrtEy Fab III and comp sh-c work 70 a, pat T
the ely o. souEy 81 ,hot notice AID r wcrs
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We call the attention of the public to the Anaver.
suy cf ae Hudson River Industrial School, this
evening at the Twenty third st Presbyterian Church.
between Seventh and Eighth avs. We understand
scme good speeches are expected from SIR Cuyler
And DIR. Cox, and Others. This School has done
good work.
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

scHLOrTER -sNITH-On TharSsy. Aorii II, By the
Rev DR. N Hutton Mr. Franz Sch o,t7r 70 ars Heyins
daughter ofthe late Benz smith ESQ both Of this city
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Adyerrisement
CARPETISGs,

ETY. and the very lowest for essh Velvet TsPe'uy
SPY ard Ingram CHPet- tiol Oil-coths y fest
vide and under w Row. Ir ia Huason-st Spring
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hcCfnahsn. CLERK Of TIE Board Of Coun.
c,r..o' Wa married yesterday at St. Thonsss
Cbu,cb 70 Via Louisa ParsoIs.
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fAdversiseu eot

Tboss who sch DEsHLER's ANTI- PERIOD !.
"a, ts.. the rrss se:@oSy 81 .ss ,.psd.. Sw:
that they euie Ill n ueScus which gives saes q
fsee ere % ne ooamsr Sold ~ ell dsssr ss
i pssSist. 1ssus The WHOLESALE os'''' NJ ~
Nswfo;h
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advertisement
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT, No. li9
Peuist See under head OF Psibta
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-APRrL l7-BefOrs Judge
BROOKLYN CIRCUIT coURr-ArsiL I7-Bsfore Jud


ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
Andrew Delaney sgt Amos r Emo and John o Donnel.
Plaintiff sustained injuries by falling down cellsr
10 Broadway New York in $780, which he awarded
81 200 DAMAGES the first trial This verdict set aside
srd now this action ODou nell eHcayaet the eel
lar Emo Of the premises Testimony closed
yest-rdsy and counsel will up this morning
CAIEsDAR FOR To DAY April 17l-Nos. :, 8, 7, :,
TO- H. H. 49, IS Is, H. 49, ls % II a. 81 "a IS. . n, %.
20 So
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JEANNE REYNoLDsoS, the Scottish vocalist, respect
fully announces that on Thursday she will. With the
assistance of Mtssrs. Mcintyre and Mtchison give
Concert In the Suyvesabt Lecture Room for the pur.
pose OF introducing several beautiful and original
sorls.
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IypIGyATIos MIETISG N JERSEY CuY.-A meet
Ing of tie supporters of Mayor Manners al the late
Charter Election, held q. the old Dutch Church,
snjoinpg the publicsqusre, last evening There was
a very large attendance. RICHARD MORRILL, pre-
sided and joins McLorGHLIS and G. W. EDGE were
chosen Vice Presidents. JACoB WEARr was Score
tsry. II was stated by Isaac W. ScUDDER, that the
object Of the meeting TO see what action should
be taken about the First Ward election returns.
A Committee on Resolutions having been sp-
poipted. Mr.. A. o. ZaBRIsKIE addressed the Assem-
blsge While he regarded II as OF comparatively III
tie irppt rtance whether David ). Manners or Ssan
Hi be Mayor Of Jersey City be did regrd II es OIL ina
greatest importance that the purity OF the sAlooox
sbo MD be preserved He insisted thst David 81 an-
ners wss legally elected Mayor Of the city lie e1'
pounded the Election Law. and declared the rejection
of the ballots in the First Ward, on account OF wrong
spelling in one word to be fraud. Yet he did not
believe charge thst there wes any Intention on tue
part OF the Judges Of Election to perpstrie frau
but he cid believe that they hsd iDJ ;ioaSiy yeiIeu
10 ou'.ide Influences
l. W. ScUppER then real the resolution which
stated that on the day of the election results were
announced by which il appesrs that DAVID ,. vi an.
ners was elected by II majority; ye, the Board oil
C,nyassers announced the election OF Selan hlu, py
r,iectipp 1872 ballots on which Pound Master WAS
spelled Pond Master. This act was regarded a. sn
spanst the rampling Of the rights OF those
10 thst manner, in the DUST Mr.. Scudder suPporIsa
the resolutions by an earnest speech.
Meantime large crowd assembled 10 'front.' OF Tue
church ard ROBERT GILcHRIsT, Jr., addressed tnem
de was followed by PETER BEsrLY, JACOB WEAHr;
and \. NJ. CHAMBERS. The resolutions we're adopsed
and the meeting aojourIed.
HoBoKFx FISaScTs.-At the recent Charter Eec-
u,k cifizers voted the following
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NEWJE'RSEY ITEMS.

COMMON CouScIL-THE PRoHIBIroRY Liquor
ORDISAscE PAssEp-Tbere was a regular msetiog
Of the Common Council last evening, a. the Lyceum,
and the Probibitory Ordinance, introduced some
weeks since by Aid. Cleveland, was adopted by a
vote Of 10 TO Of those present. Five were absent.
II ose who voted Yea were: Aid. LYON, Cleveland,
Davenport, Slater, Rappelyea, Keeney White,
Greene, Hill and Gardner Nay-Alt. Tyrrell IL
is deemed impossible by the Temperance men to 90.
ths Ordinan revoked and if not revoked, No Ii
ctnses can be granted during the ensuing year.
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