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costs eek ssnyirslk b. ETA a sh.n q ,hsysd Ia
Az Brsess rsfel Tesoati,ns o. Th.sdsy nigh. he sss
BON N hut psursrec ss e,y pesod Of Bis ne N
Ia5eI-yesrce la, fklsd. \ hi,
Ad. 6sces oersd ealing Mr. Corssy N sfen, bet sso
the resol uuo, stated that such tee rarsr.
AID EovlRn spSke irdiEnsry Of che Of The Briggs
c<r ufse and depou-csi Il tool IA the hsnts Of tie
krsrNeitngs. Ths s--ertioa th,t Mr. hsue &c ssn
proved A. fo- Brareh tn. committees be
bsd vi,i;ed FucPe the record, Ar. Nat
sells hi-h % WIS believed He knew !, b fact "a
bisreh di 20 further sh,- Censy s.nd, and could
IEoye ii BY JeSIy Tapes.
Az BiIGes Ger. offered the resolutions presented with the
prezubs frasy 6ecNrs NE ehet Al alien snd s sies
want.
Ale NooRHs ds,pp-s7ed Of AID Brgsss course especially
bis Of tie ana ssd ne shoalc
have report with the testimony for the setcn OF ta
bcrd
After ists,e the resolutions laid the table and tbs
bosri tdiou.usi 20 Thurrdsy.
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MR.. BRISBANE ON THE ABOVE.

To ne
read in The Morning Erpress of Tuesday al ar
tice copied from The SandWsky Register. written by
one of its editors .. j. Victor, headed Free Love,
describing club in New-York advocating that prn-
eral persons whre gathered around table recitiDg
FreI ch to Prof. Bachelor The codd@tor OF Albert
Brisbane aD6 s. Z. Andrews.
Now this Mr.. Victor begins by telling avery silly
and superficial falsehood at the outset Prot b. snot
a coadj tutor of mine in any way. He isa very IS /
mAble quiet and retiring gentleman, whom have met
several times in New York, and tor whose sterling
qualities l have much esteem, but with whom have
no operations in common Of any hind. II this Mr. VIC
tor had as much regard for truth be pretend 10 have
for NO, atty he would inform himself more carefully OF
he relations Of persons aid their operations before ne
spreads calumBy which viii run over the country
from the character Of the details which be connects
with il.
A reader would infer that Pref b. and myself were
cosdutors in getting up the club, and that WAS al
tie bottom Of il. Now, In fact, bad roihlrg TO 90
with i-rtitber the hoDor nor clshcnor, as the case
nav bt-and Prof b., am sure, had as little
ention this sin ply as fact. no. that Wish ID the
kas 10 disclsim a oopartnership With any operation
however unpopular; for | do not seeA the passing
popularity of public opinion.
The gentleman whe go. up The elvb has succeeded
bey ond ANYTHING that anticipated. lie had two oo
iects In view; one was to furnsh eheap anuseulsns
for the people to give them bsis, parties sorees
hT;r tbsm together and enable them 10 ENJOY social
intacourse which now is rot within their reach Ihe
other WAS 10 establish the principle OF the SretyWy
Of he indfrdual ths; Is, the right OF every ndlSou1
10 be the sole Judge Of bis or her own aeaoes, anu
70 foow the dictates of his or her own attractions
pyoyiSed il did rot infringe upon the rights Of Others
Iris woad lead TO FreeLove or not according to tue
taste of individuals. ItprOcaims liberty IN zoe e.ef
cfe Of the sentiments, breaks COVE piSuees ~
The of crtci,m ard establishes tolerance In the
opinions Of persons as regards each others scaon..
Soubt yery much whether the cirii.ees have
aud elevation Of character sufficient 70 be aowed 70
exercise the principle Of lHd'ridaG soeeIss "
orders and fores would occur in the beginning ou'
they would be OF very little consequence
la man bss right 70 tink for hmseh 20 Ese :.
rich. TO ef' fer biase II he has rsh. % touo. u
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LAW LNIE'LZIGENCE

COURT or OYER AMP TERaiSkR-oor' iS-S'''''
Gaze Of AID Hsrhek d ether. on
Of Foreman Ct grand Jury
The tra Ct latter question having been set down fsf
to day, large number Of witnesses aud Others wefs
rreeent in the court room.
The Judge inquired Of council If they wers ready.
M Hail. district attorney sad 90 the last day there
was disagreement between the count and himself "
TO the specific manner 10 which the question should
be tried. He has since examined the subject. Thk u
not strictly plea in abatement but plea having suoa
an sdmixtuIe Of fact ahd law that il ssnno. be tres
BY uIy He, at the lime the plea came in, sa'd 10
would male no objections, but he has since detefniass
anon taking action which may save the court much
,iouble. The pisa says said Carer was a. no uns
qualified 10 act 81 grandjaror and ~ iofemso, Geo
s.quertly not azthorzed 10 eonin-ster ibe oah 70 :
xitne-s This IL a question Of laT. The fac may Dc
that he A. resident of another county add yet evan
II he ives that may not In law disqcaldy hin Inc
n ts op.'. 2 az. y baths S.s.. s1 s .. s az
brought pp sgumert eeedDs the set o. s
be yess Rt 2 Y S .s S b. propose
r. put IN stating that he plea Of said Ansoe Hsrseh .S
L, :. az sd 5. s ssf sS T. ' ss s'''
NJ Bsdy ,sd - be ~ matter u . .edrsv
r.PstsIa 'sS ss nd a1is q. - %
cade wheh be sbs reserve the o. % % aseo %
, sss BE- .issi h.: . s I'D
s'ti he qs.a tA,; put 'hs They ta.. \. Ger
Ter v. raeets Of eanty snt they t:.. no. n.r
shc~ the e.ei stcpsJ nLts.ss vhse be ..s -
W. he sss h sd S ,a s., ,ss @oc Woo
,ssrs aos he asrst esy He esa:sszsd IS. ~
st ::sonsy s's ne y r. Z. .. ..a ~. :s y
ar,y SS,y .ts.si the Other Day O. tAs rshs
b R..s:: 20 90. .sa ~ .s1 :: e.
a e. a. e., d Ihs e-szsss'it'rn1' "
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BROORZ w ITEMS

THg BROOKLYN ABORTION cASE.--The invesbga-
,ion concerning the death of Abby F.. Dunbar was
concluded before Coroner Hsnford and a jury at the
City hall Yesterday afternoon. The following sddi-
tonsl testimony 70 what has already been published
wss taken;
Dr. Brady, recsled-Testi6ed that. il company
with DR. Schspps be had msde essmn.tss %
the taken nom Mr' Dune and toundh to be pseca.s
and positive that the deceased efuant bat tag
he could sy but thought must have been cir months
John Bennett, undertaken sw0rn-keside In south
sixth street; aended the burial Of Mrs Dunbar, from No iJ
South seventh from tho house OF Dr. Dupet WA su
plo cd hy him; when first went asked Mt Dupret no ad
and be said be hainot but you'd get ones this wac
on sunday Monday morning ssss ashet him fos
the cei,fcsie Dupret said be bad rot got any
think eccors Dexteri Tuesdsy about "
O'clock when ~h the coffin, he came TO me aud sua
be had net aot The certificate asked other doctor osud
net awe one him be knew doctor who hsd coat
In him he could probably e one that would
purpose; then left aud placed the body IN the cons
certificate Of Dr. Brady stating bat he would get anohf WHEN
n, got home the first Mat attracted my suspicious
after the services were over Greenwood ne keo one ~
persou coud TO the body without his psrn VI
10 him they could he then asked me 20 81 tho ON y
and tell them TO let see it considered the csrn
cate given be but temporary IN Order not to delay the
ON TIE submission of this evidence the Jury 70
fired and after brief absence returned tho folio wing
verdict
That the said Abby L. Psse, sr A. r. Dunsw esns 70
her by sboron and they further snd bsheve taa
the by Dr. Dupe and Dr. Dexter add othe
from the ny the said Inquest before thS
.ad Further this Of the opinion thN tne osem
Of ply scsns fvits certificates nosorimina on tho
st,t, meut OF otnes decidedly wr1rg aud contrary 20 the
rs edrs of the law therefore pas this wt6
out censurins DR.. Br,dy: (Sisaed)
x.B ELLsMoRrH, DEyo gE;, ,rv -
J. c. RiERS0N, }. q bUkLUE, J1y.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoNDAY, Oct. 1.-The MAYOR IN the chalr.
A lumber of petitions for correction of tax we've
received and referred.
surerioou ed cred TO be pad-slso the sheds
bill hundred end fourteen dollars twenty five cents sl'o
and sevniy-six eerts for supplies to Eldrdse street
is'l; ato for Feyces in arranging pauers snt copy
irg in Common Pleas; sso bi from Richard French for
juror; John Vandehoe for services as police
t "A one hundred dollars Hook and Ladder No.
for ss BY sheraton TO ID. house bills for post morte
eAsm nsto one hundred aud foyve doars; bills Of
ouer four Thousand hundred and ninety our dollars
90 one or two ills OF small amount to other psrtes-a
ordered 10 be paid.
pe ion Of Eye inhrnay Tor correction OF erroneous tax
a grsrted.
Resolution BY supervisor Of the Tweneh that recverer of
taxes institute prcceedr srans, all incop rated companies
for taxes 1854 which las been RENTED was
said by the that several eopt les have SAID they Will
not pay till they have been sued. Adopted.
Some other little business was done, and the board
sdionrr ed 10 MONDAY next
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CITY ITEM s.

ALprRMrS-In the board of Aldermen last
evening Aid. vsrian presented q minority report
dis.g1eeiDg with the report offered on Thurs
day hight, and sustaining the action of the
MAYOR in lbe matter. Permission given to
rumbor of gentlemen to erect equestrian statue Of
Washington on the space opposite Union square,
formed b. the junction of Fourth averus and Four
Tho statue il to be of brenze fourteen
feet in hight, pedestal of grsnite surrounded by
an iron railing sixteen feet square. The amount sub
scrbed for the statue Is twenty five thousand dollars
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FREE LOVE AND sPIRIrUALIsM.

u ne E1,so, If TAe n. y. TStbEas.
SIR: have to complain. As one who believes
that conn uncs;ion is free between spirits who are
longer ncumbered by clothing of mortal hesh and
spirits who still breathe this grosser air. have to CON-
plain Of yoa and Of society You have prescribed u.s.
you have covered our faith with ridicule you have
Pue seycrd the pale Of social sympathy Most OF
scare nOshing for this, and can bear anything more
slica jour ingenuity may suggest we have with.
Us.1 nom The unbe6sying world. But the effect Of
.eS ISOLATION upon those whom we loved most tenderiy
~ Fssa terrible, sad yoa caaDos but shrink from
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btboloHg IL You bo0T v,gy vel that our msdiu N,
arc sfSeB,iGiy receptive, thst Sey arc extremely
sensitive TO impressions, AID that without tia warmth
OF human sympathy they cannot live in Ibis weird
Some Of thee delicate natures have been caught ia
fatal snare. For year or two pas: man who
breaches the "feedOm Of the afec.ious,' which
have understood means total abolition and demo
ton OF marriage and the implicit FLOWING OF every
freak Of fancy or ibidnous curiosity in the sexual re
lations has been enoeavorirg to get up society In
which TO reduce bis disgusting theory to prac-
tice. he CT course required for this purpose a
SGT Of women who should be reckless Of reputa-
tior-he has since avowed this openly-sBd who
were refLed and attractive, and yet had not
cold their virtue. He accordingly embraced Spiritu.
asm, and began TO throw around those Of eur meii-
ums with whom he thought he might succeed thoe
influences which he supposed would be most grateful
TO them. Being possessed of very insinuating maa.
Der be- after securing their frien ,ship, gradually be-
gan TO bring before them in the most plausible form
the idea that women should not be forever tied 10
"a whom she might and often did cease to love-
From this be went on to inculcate the entire abo
lition Of marriage, and then 10 heaven knows
what. The poor girls had to throw of all regard
for public opinion when they became spirituaEs.s;
that s your fault; the rest is his At first be held
his evees under the guise Of social parties at his own
house; then he transferred them 10 public hail. at
which the meetings were quite private, and many
timab peop'e followed him there. BIT lately he has
Introduced every body, and the revolving features Of
bis project have revealed themselves Enthusiastically
that these people have left in disgust. The thing sti
progresses, believe bsipg sustained by the same
class Of people who support some ten or twenty thous
and abandoned creatures in this city long their
beauty lasts know Of many families which have
been broken up by these doctrines. The man has
found other attractions sometimes several Others in
more than one case eight ten; the woman lives With
another mar and her attractions not entirely
fred to him. the children, poor things If they have
the misfortune TO be unable to take Of themselves
ere the sufferers. Their mother, mother to them no
longer is perhaps raising up another brood which
cludes them from the sad remnants OF mothers love
which she may still retain for them. Long ago, when
suppose that this feeove doctrine existed only in
theory heard that the wife Of the leader Of the move
ment loved her husband tenderly and truly that
it would break her heart she knew that he pracced
his principles. She now knows it; she can now bear
IT. the doctrine has done its work for he This not
your iault but the ssodes result is Many Of those
who were once blessed to be the mediums Of the truth
to us from the spirit world have fallen, and that is
your work. Your obedient servant,
SPIRITUALlsT, BUT NOT FREELOYER.
Netc-YUH, Oct IL, 1855.
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FATAL RysULTs or An ACcIDEST.-Os Friday last
e,ion. accident occurred the public house OF Michael Null
gan 10 Tie Ninth ward Of the breaking down
stoop The Democratic primary mee,ss OF the ward wnhcd
there that dav aud great crowd rushed the porch
order 10 lille the place whco tho votes wer,
depoed Ia tbe that made the baniaer save vy
ana the soop DO from the on IT, uambsf
were the pavement aud three men were ashed
ben Alb the weight OF others who hal fea thsn Thsf
were e1r eat,d CO possible when wat found ths
Il e. were less seriously injured o9e Of thsn
obu Ncon,d died Sunday night, and yepedsy saeher
wa Iepored 20 have dei The third l. sli lyns prosh
Qua Redins held inquest hcDonsd
an the Jury retained vcroict Of Accidental death
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PEvSY sHAvFs At THE FERRiEs.--rhe contempt
bly, small swn6e Of cheating people out o Penne, "a m ms
ought 70 put List evening case Of rebate
nf that charge occurred ths Hobossn sds OF tes sy
passenger psyisg bis fare ofsfe3 t~rt hvseeot peoe
naive ard and only twenty one cent? were
given back IN change inssrd Of tvsniyNo osa ~ ne
master man nsfned Chandler His sttsntlon beos csed y
The error he rendered column sshours loyal
was not very cyilvhieh the ciiz ngnded n'uuns ne
der Tia and would take bat stepped Into
the cce Of superintendent and the eonasc %
he fry That gertleH was much sancysd O. 90
small en- act ard attended az once personally 10 the mSs
living proper eLargs and rephuandInz The 70 y mss
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE CRY PRISON PRTsENrED.-The lookup IN
Sussex street jersey City ued for cy prison .ometinss
called by citizens The bck Hole IN Ca cutts" TIE srsaf
Jury hes presented IL as building which and Tor siosS
time past In . unfit condition. psce Of con
fremert for sry humsn being void Of ventilation, damp .af
blthy condi from the large nu ne1
resos time beeo confined thefs 70
ssther the time and ususly therein esoones,
h aud death be- spprehend,d aud ~ the aoos
believe have been caused thereby Tho attention o. se
mayor council Is thus publicly called 20 mo se
20 that a proper klsce VI confinement mar DO proyide5
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THIS oOrRTs.-Ibe October term Of tho SQUIRT Ut
Oftr and ToimisT w this ming before Judge
Brown prosd ns and IL probable that tho OF Msbarl
o,mtn odcted for the murder Of CHARLES and Robert John
son win called up for a 1hursdsy sekt Is se down m
the Trial u Henry who stands indicted f3r In the Gs
dfgta
Tbs CITY cont need and al onrnsd until the
MOI uDe when the criminal csleldar vii bs taken up
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fAhxrftisemcni.l

GAS! Gas i.-Seyeral new styles OF Gas FIX
TURKS surpans In beaay sd worn msosbip ssyh'us eve
offered Our egpers producing nav nd sf'csa
STYLES eopssny Ao, the best fosrAsLr Gas Wosks foe
pt!y.ts dv engs churches factories In th country CsA
a. ouS great Manufacturing Depot No. SO Broadway
AKcHEs 4 WAssEr.
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fAfyert1semsnt.l
nv 81 hs

I,,ited 70 cur stoch Of Gas FixTrEss, te ~ -
as 81 n Johns Our de-zrs entirely hsr ga 'n5nA>
a. vel worthy ef examination By tae trsao- =, .
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THR CASE OF THE INDICTED ALDERMEN.-Judge
Roo evest yesterday decided that the Indictments
sgans the aldermen and councilmen were valid, even
admitting that the foreman Of the grand Jury does
net reside in the county.
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SHOT AT BY BCRGLAR-lhe house OF Captain
Brown in AIDE phi street tered By burglars Saadss
nsh and Of them beirg surprised By daughter 81 tbs
oocupf gh hor by the and fred pistol L-eki
The object intended ard lodged 10 tbs VEL
Tho fellows made good their escape. without succeeding IA
tsklng xthins viii them.
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ORPHAs AsrIrss.-Ths annra festival for the ben.
eft Of the Roman Catholic orphan s<!lums WI take
place ST the ACADEMY Of Muse, Fourteenth street On
Thursday tie 18th inst TAere vii be two perform
snce.-ors Ia tas aasrrssa ard aae.Asr u .ls sTn'
ug
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fAdvsr. ssnent
ILL.,. ps,;.;.n BRIDAL CARDS and ENyEf~

rsvei and p,tn,se 10 tbs latest tgl' rne
Doos PLAIt, O.e h1nsrsa ssrss. patterns sasrsyf
>, o-5~s Ccnsalsr. to,sry tsa society ehALs
No 81 br,.Ivsy corner Of Duane q
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The preat ISHALlNG REMEDY for ASTHMA Cox.

srP1rox and al Di.esses a Throst and Lunz-Dr Crs
1ss HYGEASA Thoussn- b.ye been resred 70 health the
the Hygrsr. 'Prcp.l ofee NO. 5S Bro.dvsJ
sns b II fTsC. No lss Broadway Price on IS
p.ck.g IT. curtis will bs % the oflee daily ron 10 %
rciccr uasrs hs may b. suited Tres q sAargs.
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AlvettkemNl
,.yery NJ the l. &uPR>ryPE Pos.

The new discovery Of the LAMPRArNPE Poss-
TRAITS No 30 Broadway imvorsst q. th, p.e's are
Sspsrior 60 the pssueeotype sod Paragraph more ess.
cs chan either See specimens IT the Crystal Palace sa< q sss
Depot Of AT.
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(AdTsr.isemsrt.
~ A CoTGU huy A hottie az the BaLSAM

To CURE 4 COUGH, buy bottle OF the BfLstN
ofwnD GERRY. We have more faith IN ihs eonnnal,,a
Of Ok WI5TAz thar sEy otter remedy known h'Vos
resssa tire Success IL Esny tSe Ct pro.sets1 s'os
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RIyIKw OF THE PoLrcE.-The police of the Eighth,
Fouheeuih and Fifteenth Districts, under their res
pective captains, Turnbu Kssner and Dlky, will be
reviewed of O'Clock to morrow morning by Mayor
Wood, in Second avenue, near Eighth street, after
which they are to proceed to STRIKERS bay for target
practice, and retaining TO the city at O'clock p H.,
will partske Of dinner at the Apollo rooms, Broad
yay
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lAdYsrtfenenE

WnsOs5 DtNDkLIOa COfFkL-rW DJsYoY.S
fusis-s.oc ses hssdA-hs - oss scd Lss< De ~ -
esreci ay ,n6ei 70 DersSas CT cesiesS
ssia ~ = r,spc.Ab.s ApStsex, sa 81 Sas 9a<ss 1s2<
tsczz n ~ q. "a t11f
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DARING ATTENPT AT GRAND L,RcESY.-A man
calling himself Miehae Cssgan, with sccompce was de-
ected afternoon In the premises Of Mrs Elizabeth
Kerch Fo Isl Eddge street which they had catered for the
nurrose of theft When they found discovered
threw Mrs K down ,h OF stairs aud u'hed oto the street,
Sop thief" aud Policeman Kitterech OF the Seventeenth
Nnd came up and crested Cassan, but bis sceomPce
escsped The pxisoner locked up by Justice Wood
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TAdvcrtiscmcutI

BIAXr's PATENT FiRE-PRooF PANT, No. ls
y..i-st See under he I'D Of Psints
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ARREST OF A PICKPOCKET.-Mrs. Elizabeth COOK,
reeipg at No. Clinton street. yesterday detected young
scamp the OF picking her pocket while she was boxing
military company pass. The had succeeded IN get
tns her purse which contained Sb but she took
from him banded him the custody Of ohcer
Mtao Of the TAeenth wsd and he committed for trial
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EDWARD II. DIXON, g. D., Editor Of The
sepe Otestipa snd cons ting Surgeon No ttNesy-OHice
berr. ron 70 10 and 10 everogs Plies PolsPsls
az Fatu cured without the knife or &c itufs
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THK CRY JrDoE.-The trial Of Judge Stuart has
been set Gown fl Monday next
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY OCT0BER 49, 1855.

Hya,os RIyKn RAlI.aoA,.-Sous shscges have
been made IN TIE starting OF trains o. this rssd' Ahsy
are il Gated in Tie sdyc,ist men in another eosnn
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Az ALDERMAN KyocKID DOWN M ONE OF his co.,
silru1srs.-Ald Bsird Of the Fourth ward, who II u
s,o iseps porter-house at the corner Of Roosevelt
and Oak streetr, was knocked down on Sunday night
by one Of bis constituents, and severely Injured. IL
appears that the alderman attempted to put John
sullivan, who was noisy and impatient, out Of ais
porter house ard to cbssse him for his conduct oct
vas himself knocked down By Sullivan The latter
was arrested and taken before Jusics Connolly who
comm i,ed him to prison for tisl On charge Of a.
saul. AID battery.
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All who write should 60 to WuMARTH's, No. ~
M.iden.ne sud bis syls Of Pea ard Pencils esd
Icnds Patent The bed things Of the And cves .~ses
elegant snd durable Naranot moi " So
cut Of order. The attention Of the trade Is iayiteA
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Iksvrrtiserl ~
TRY NyW-YOyK FRI Cospswv beg ieave' Il

THy Nyw-Yorx Fur Cos'PswY beg leavel 10
nfssm Their fss, .nd pA,oos that ny hss opousd tss
s,or- No I'll Broadway with o. faSsI foaS,
cos ssss o. Rus,n add Hassse Bay sAbs Rovs kSmAs,
ssonc Marin Mhk. Baum. ssd Freseh Marcia kc. s.iassl
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16

GRAED LARcENY.-Ed Rice, tailor, was yester-
.v arrested by officer Farley Of the corps charged with
having on Fridsy FIVE and s66 from ths
tf bis ployer Nj Tiodel OF No 1863 Elizabeth stIee
portion OF the property found in possession Of the accused
and be wss ed Up BY Justice Conn J for tiisl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16

SERIOUS HATcHwAY AcCIDFST.-A man named
John Mccoy in the employ OF James Easr No 81 Cas fell
aoor Of store tsken the New York hospital with
and leg teInb.y { aetuted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16

Among the passengers in the North Star, which
sailed on Saturday for HAVE, we ace the name Of
Professor W. s. Tyler, of Amherst College, accom-
psDied by Edward A. Strong and George Wsshburn
Of Boston, and Richard II. Msther Of Binghamton,
graduates Of the same institution. Prof. Tyler will
be absent about year, and Intends visiting, with
bis party Italy, Greece, Egypt, Syria, and returning
via Turkey, Germany and France.