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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR coURr-sIsy i7--Defore Judge CAMPBELL

SUPERIOR COURTNEY l7-BefoIe Judge CAMPBELL
HFAyY cIlIT FOR COMMISSIONS
Franklin Ofe ooi sglrst Cornelius Ngndsrt. Z.
Plaintiff claims to have been employed by defen liant
10 sell steamships forming the Vanderbilt line which sle
he effected The Accessory Trs SIT Co. II Nicaragua He
claims 3bcng per - coo, the amount Of
la defense Is denied that plaintiff employed or e
cted sale and that interest he took In the matter
on account his relatives having interest in Of
the vessels THE = Leis make money By the sale Of
the stock be created for the purchase Of the ships This
denied. Verdict for defendant.
Before Judge OlKLrY.
Stephen Rice egt. John b. Dingelden.
To recover damages for injury by falling into an eX-
cavson Are ady referred Verdict for plaintiff 100
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DEMOCRATIC POLE-RAIsISG.-The Democrats OF
Heb kon end many other from NeYok and from the ZEN ~
Of Hotoken Weinesiay Afternoon a. ne ManAlol
House IN Hohoken kept ~ David Pollock IN Franklin Terc
10 raise tho r bertypoe raised 10 H0b0.en The shs
was provided y M Pollock. and beautiful one l feet N
h.h; and l. sunounied BY liberty cap and There was
q reat sent snd the pole mp quickly and emi
loud When hsi been r1ied the thons repaired TO
the Assembly o the Mansion House and appropriate al
dresses made Gov Rodnn ~ Proe Mayor Cckener
AID CaTpener John Be ard and Nj Pollock. Patriotic
dedicated The pole read BIZ M Addison Hill p.en
ifu COLLATION. then eryed Of which several hundreds
took with tie usga itsi witty.
PETTY THIrvING.-Scarccly day passes in which
some petty committed in Jersey City On Wenes
day evening lu # from several lengths of hose
in front Of enguehoue Lead pipe and other fixtures
taken frc unfinished hclss aid similar o1eDse
" being COMMITTEE
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Disasters, &c.

NEW-ORLEASs-Arr. May Is, ships Sarah Psiinio' -
Wellington Eew.York; Lancaster, Phisdelphis.
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Rus Bows ~ ScgOONER-Nesterlay afternoon
nan NAMED Michael Marian who small boat OF the
o' Of r3se eDztged h graphing for rop-
ly shoorsr under fuil sail The small boa sshei
fecss nd Marian injured 10 such Shocking tha
h 4 hardy rrobste he lie recuet t5n tie
watsr and conveyed 10 tn City HcspiiAl.
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Markets. reported By Telegraph.
NFW-OELrANs May i6Corros unchsnged and frm; salss
3ooo bales. SUGAR. 5Q5c. GoLAssEs, &lc. Yellow cosn
held AZ 81 fSQ
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ASSAULT WITH A PITcH-FORE.-A young maj
named McCosnd brought before Ju.ee Curt. y-s.eds
on lie charge q aanug Joseph Edwards of Debeyoie =
with Ich-fork aud inicHg several dsssreesbe wounds
the lcg he committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

CmcKEr.-The Newark ~ j.. Club commence
their season on Monday, the 2lst, BY playing a
match with two elevens of their members the new
ground, situated on the Rairoad-av., five minutes
walk south of the Chesnut-st. Depot The prospect Of
the ensuing promises good sport for this
Club several new members and professional men hav
mig joined them.
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IAdyertiseuentl

TAcvtrtAeDentI
BLAKE's PATENT FiRE-P Poor PANT, No 1l9
Pesrs.--Sse under head Of Paints.
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Ocean Steamers


attic alof from Liverpool for New York Nay 5
Sailed from Southampton for ". Nort May
Sail ed from Liverpool for Boson...... May Il
North Star. ais from lisSre TOT New fOfk ~
Pacific sails from Liverpool fer New orb May 10
Washington ais from Southampton of New York May y
Africa .......cls tsum Liverpool f1r Boston, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

The Rev. f. II. Chaplin, Col. +. L. Snow and Rens
seaer N. Ravens expected to address the Carson
league this evening.
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LARcESY OF GRAS.-A large quantity Of wheat has
reeeutv stolen from sherbat lying a, the Atlantic
Docks the property az Alderman Fncher Of the Tenth Ward
man named Chsle johnson. upon whom suspicion fe es
vesfersy arrested BY Ocer Lewis Of the First Dct Police
the charge. Several Others ae sIi 70
be implicated Upward Of seventy bushels Of Whist have L.
Gently been stolen, supposed by these parties
KINGS COUsTY HosFITAL.-Number of patients re
ccved for the week ending Nay IS, was co. born IlTred
81 dec asei H. Remaining al
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Advertisement.

Pratt HaRpESssKGH raauf.cturers and Importer No so
Broadway between LeonsEd and Frank nt invite
tkeI extensive stock which y unsurpassed BY this
country Faithful and worknen any part Of
be city country short notice. and their work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

ASSUMING FEYsLE.-Rchard Saiiensfan We
lrcueh b. fore Justice Smith yesterday and faed so for 81
Tempting 70 yoans married woman the pubic
Few nights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

CHARGE or SEDUcTIoN.-A young man named
Dsne eyr yesterday arrested b. Capt Stevenson OF the
sireeuth Ward Police charged with the seduction, under
promise Of marriage Of Ellen Mills of No. 1871 Thirty
lie wst COMMITTEE by Justice Devdscn TO answer.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Complimentary Concert to be given by the
members Of the Philharmonic Society," full 20 in mum
her, TO Mr.. Theodore Eseld will take place on Satur-
day evening May 10, for which occasion the following
eminent artists have kindly volunteered their servioes
Mde. Caroline Lehmann Mr.. Richard Hoffman, pi
anist; Mr.. X. Kiefer, clarionot; and Mr.. Louis
Schroeder, trumpet-a-pisoDs. Mr. Esfeld IT will be
remembered has been prevented by illness from lead
ing the orchestra Of the Society which accordingly
tenders him this meritcd benefit.
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BY Telegraph.

a. .s.n.ip A..o went % ~ ea.nesL. tI. lIp %.
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STABBISG.-Pctcr Mullaney Of No PIG East Elcv
epA, was Yesterday arrested chsrgel with having ASSAULTED
Jonn Niece Of No so FonFih ald stabbed him IN the SD
with knife, nfcng dangerous wound The assault too'
sce durng ARRAY between the parties and the aocus va
held 70 bali by Justice Wood 20 answer
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CLAssiffcfItos.
rs.Hl. Eo~.1. Irlfia
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CANsIrr.-Complaints of dsgs," savage dogs, +"
and being bitten by q dog arc becoming far too
frequent at the Mayors Office. Every poor dog that
walks on four legs should be banished the streets
there are bipeds enough. Besides, hydrophobia is
coming with this warm weather, and If the qusdrupe
del dogs continue to be allowed the largest liberty,
may aD 60 through eopre Of II long before dog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

FREEMAN x Co.'S CsLIroRSIA ExPREss.-Messrs.
John NJ Freeman, John X. Stimson, John iioey and
Josiah Hedden-g gentlemen who have for many years
past held the most responsible situations active
pressmen-have purchased the interest Of Messrs.
Adams 4 Co. in the California express business and
will hereafter conduct il under the and style of
Freeman & Co. New-York Office No 50 Broadway.
Mr. Freeman will represent the firm in San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

The Michigan Central Railroad have made con-
neetion at Joliet with the Chicago and Mississippi
Railroad by road from Lake station, 30 miles east Of
Chicago. to Joliet distance of - miles.
The Mddlc,oru Sentinel speaking of the Cleveland
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.. .. pIsvR.or coURr. M.ra-Bslsrs Joke HALL


ARREST MR.. FABEss.
Br. +. having returned to the City from W9hing-
ton on bic way 10 Nicaragua where he L. as already
sta ed United States Centul be was arrested by tho
United States MaIshsl ION bench warranty the
iodieip cit jointly against bin and Col. Kinney,
charging them with breach Of the neutrality laws
in fitting out, setting foot expedition against
the State Of Nicaragua--aud brought into Court.
The Distrc Attorney moved that his bail be fixed at
the same amount as that OF Col Kinney, $4,000, In
two surees justify 10 $50 900 each, or four surees
justbyirg in $4,000 each. His counsel, Messrs.
Faneter aid Eager stated the ability of Mr.. +. TO
fuIpsh the bs-and an order was made accordingly.
Mr.. Eager then requested that the trial be xed at
early day possible, and he moved that II be
On Monday next, the time at which the trsl Of Col.
X has been set down, as the defendants intend to
for separate iriss and they would like to hsve
that Of Mr. +. Immediately succeed the trial Of Col
Kinney
Judge Hsll stated that as Judge Ingerso would
hold the term on Monday, he Judge Il did not feel
ct liberty to make any order in respect to 1t. Judge
Irgersoll however, lie present, and will perhaps hear
TIE motion.
Judge IDgersoll then assumed the Bench. The Dis
trict Attorney remarked that be thought he should
rot be prepared Monday to try the csse-.hst the
trial of capital offense, "a an for the alleged
murder, by stabbiDg Of a mate ola brig about year
ago., had been set down. and he decirous Of try
ing it on Monday, before Judge Nelson. The captain
of the vessel hes been for time detained here,
and one Of that class Of which be thought
ought to have precedence over others. With due
Difference to the Court he would aso suggest whether
the Court could make an order pre- nptorily setting
down Ease for particular days there is alawof
Corgress nsmilaiiIg, I. far as possible, the pro-
ceeciDgs in the United State, Courts in the different
States to those Of the State in which the particular
Court located and the State Law here requires only
II The trial shsil be brought within two terms.
The Judge ssic he thought tina. Law of Congress
hao been repealed. The Dtfrlct Attorney remarked
that be sl,o bad an impression to that effect. Mr..
Esger said ii vas desirable that the case should be
tired forthwith Mr.. Fsbens having engs. cd his pass
age in the steamship United ssres for Nicaragua,
ard i. under orders from the Government to proceed
TO bic poet and be thought the matter ought to be
settled.
Tie Judge remarked thet be eonsidered the trial
should be ret Do for Monday, sud in the meantime
lie motion could be made on the question as t, sep
ara,e tIisls. So ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

klled with awt houses but these have nearly 81
ai..nnesred. and their sites are now occupied oy
stately structures designed for mercantile purpo'es.
Tia. portion Of Church-'s lying in this Ward,
vbicb only yesterday, a. 1t were, was vast sink OF
lpf.my and degradation, and the simple name I"
which caused vutuous people to sbu3der has uoder-
cone vast change No more the sounds OF blasp,e-
ny and drunken revtlry are heard from low dens OF
prostitution here, in times OF yore, but costly and
msgr ifcent structures, occupied by SONS Of our
weshhiest merchants, now grace the street. In this
tboroughfare, between Duane and BrclaJ-s1 there
remain at the present time about twenty old houses
and Dspy Of there are in dispida'ed condition
Even in Resde and DusDests, near Church, several
large stores have been erected aud are nov oc uped
by merchants. The folio wing tabular state nent viii
afford SON idea OF the extent Of the change that hiss
taken place in tbis Ward within the limits heretofore
o,.1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

"stones, the Mscsdsnised rosa n. ''-'1 paw
mtnt"
Finally a. to the expense, let our Common Coun-
ell note this, Il they with to economic and 10 hsve
the blessings Of citizens for clean ttree, during their
dynasty. II and my partner QoquituI Wbit~orthl
"hsve sgrsed to sweep the streets twice ofener than
under the old systen ct an scenI saving to tue
clown Of ESQ ZEE, 5oo) per annum or, in other
"wordr, we are 10 receive for twice the amount Of
cleaning 81, 500 less than the former expenditure
Considering the difference in .ze of the two cites, the
higher rates Of here and our present expensive
node, this figure for Sew-York would, probably, be
near $4,000. The answer TO the Commissioners
question What ia the relative expense Of the two
"nodes Of cleaning l'-is this "In Manchester, the
"sversge experte of sweeping and cartiDg away tue
"refuse of 900 fquare yards is 4i6 Tor o. os Tbs
"cost Of sweeping by machine varies according TO
the distance Of the place Of deposit In Regent st.
London, where We s<eep early in the morning, aud
deposit tie refufe in the street for removal by the
"conIactor, we have charged I'D. (2s cents pr
al 900 square yards Generally, the cost Of sweep
"Ig snd removing the refuse 70 places Of deposit by
8" the machine will be from half 70 one-third the
"price Of scsvepgrg on the old system"
The report is full Of many Interesting details, as re-
sards PAVING Of sueets friction Of carrisges drafts
on AfeI ent kinds Of psye1ents, the Tooth Id Of
boes beres d, the application Of refuss 70 sgrcul-
ture by irriaa,on etc which We have not space
10 enlarge upon; but have stated enorga to show
that the desnpg Ct itcesis as q: presen, carrie
en-, lie a WORKOUT, olo.foay system, which We all
lDow to our cost, TO be Inefficient sud that better
plan is now before us, 'be execution Of which nothing
but corruption, favoriiism, or political bias can
prevent.
this rate the cler ina OF the three miles Of Broadway
d,, me ron.n0 estimstus IL at eco square yaidS would
he n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

The opening Of Park place through the College
grounds viii be another great Improvement in the
Third Ward The work Of opening ws commenced
about month ago, and it will be, probably, com
pleted In the fall, by which time We may see these
classic grounds adorned or decorated with stores
From the great facilities this Ward offers TO mer-
chants in the way Of steamb boat, canals, railroads
and hotels il is destined soon become the center Of
the City bu,iness.
drawn heavily upon the First Ward, and there has
been this season an unusual number Of stores to let
but at prices which would not havs been looked at
short iine ago. Many stores In William aud other
Streets some distance from the river, were in the
mark ct few weeks ago at rents considerably below
the figure demanded year since. Several Of these
stores are at prefeDt untenanied.
The wet side Of the First Ward has been seriously
injured for business by the rrupton Of foreigners and
the establishment Of emigraDt boarding houses. In
time however, these stables for human beiogs must
be removed and the lower part of the Fret Ward, on
the west side buit up with stores for the occupancy
of the mercantile com Dunity.
1t is more than probable that this portion Of the
First Ward will remain 10 it's present condition for
many years as the motto Of the State, EIcesior,'
seems a favoIite one with The merchants and they
will be more likely to 60 still higher up 70 gn than TO
make a retroerade movement Sill the proximity of
deep water and commodous piers and wbarves renders
the lover part too valuable to be given up to such
novels as now cover whole blocks along Washington
snd Greengich.sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
HAVANA.

Tie United States Mail steamer Black Warrior,
j. d. Bullock commander, arrived a. this por, this
forenoon. She brings 1872 passengers and a heavy
freight. She lsf. Havana on the 2sth Of April.
TIE United STATES steamer San Jacinto vac In port.
The United States steamer Pfioceton s.iled for Key
Wet on the morning OF the 2sth OF April.
The officers ard crews Of the ships were vel.
There was nothing neS at Havana. No new arrests
had been made, and the leland was returning to its
ususl q1iet
On The goth ult , lat go, Ion. 100 so, exchanged
signals with an American brig showing red burgee
with white letera On The same day, lat ~, lon.
100 S., exchsDged signals with an American clipper
ship steering north showing white colors with red let.
lers. OF Cape Hst,erss, passed the brig John NJ.
CLAYTON, OF Boston, bound south
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
THURSDAY. May sap. NJ.

THURSDAY. Way - T. "
The msrket Is unchsDgedi We notice sales Of Pots
IS s7I IS "a; and Pearls at Sc IL So 25
Corros-The msrke is y ell supported, with good
inquiry.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe market for State and
Western Flour is more active the low grades are
l2lc better; the sales Of Domestic amount to 800
bbs at 50 59s9 "a for common to good State;
go sll $40 IS for mixed TO good brands Michigan
and Indiana and common TO good Ohio and sio rs
a SIC IS for ex ra GeBesee.
Canadian Flour Is In fair request; the sales 700
bbls., at $40 l2} ell for common 70 best brands.
southern Flour is unaltered sales Of 1000 bbls, at
$40 250sil 25 for mixed TO good brands, and ell 3li
asll 37i for fancy, ftvorie aud extra brar is. Rye
Flour scsrce and sales Of so bbls at o. so ass rs
for fire and supcfre. Corn Mesl is steady sales Of
$50 bbs, at s5 Isl s5 IS for Jersey, and $5 81 for
BrsIdywine.
GRAIS--Wheet is very quiet. Rye is scarce at
81 So Oats easier; sales Of State and Western at
79aeic and jersey at 75a77c. Corn Ia scarce and
has advanced &c sales Of II 600 bush. at 81 II q
81 10 for Southern White 81 10 for Western Mixed,
al d 81 10 for Southern White, to arrive.
WHIsKY-The market is better; sales of 200 bblk.,
in lots, al 37I a $780, for Ohio and Prison.
PRovIsIoNs-Polk lie lower; sales Of $50 bbls. at
SIG 4fa sl6 80 for old Mes sl7 25 sl7 81 for
do, sl4 37I ISIS for new Prime Beef Is steady.
Sales OF eco bbs a. O. 75as 80 l9 for country Prime;
slO a sl2 25 for extra do; sli 750si5 so for re-
packed Western. Beef Hams are steady at l7a2lc.
Cut Meats are buoyaut sales Of $50 hhds. and tee.
at 81 69lc for Hars, and 7I6ssc. for Shoulders
Land Is without change; sales Of 27o bbls. and tcs
at l0ql0.e and kegs at II 0lllc. Butter Ia dull at
20 CSC for new State. Old Cheese is dull at sSl2c.
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Nth red ,etisrs OF Cape Hs,tsrss pss.>a ~. LII. -
Clayton 10, Boston bond soath ~ 'oas -
ship Orfheus tBren sehliss. ur~nsea IS A. -. -.
~ P~ssps.D 70 henntps. halips 0oslina Asru "a ~
lat ~ Is, on 81 %. aesaaship North stsr sss.s
sehr X Rosece tef soss'n) P.rAiss J..u.l ss "a
uhso April 10 eof.e end ios~ocd TO n ID ar,Au.nx
Co sld " co with sehr Hanover Brown for Bos,on
echr forss sesrs ecstcn D. Do
s-hr Indicator. Hsthswsy Para rubber "a ma. a,
Bur3etf A Noble -" -
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF Hgw-YoRK. .
Cleared this Forenoon.

skios-H A. KILLER Gait, Baltimore. Snow Burgess
Nsry OGDEN. LovelsDd, Chsrss'on, Geo Balsley.
Bnsa-Columbus, Bses.sld LINDEN, ,Hsn J.. " sni.a
Catch Brit Dskn Grand Aenu. Smith 4 Boyntoni j. II
Connee, Hgpp.r. Norfolk, Place Watts O. W. Iosnssad
Hutchinsop sier. Leone A NJ Free Co J.ne, tbr)
Bel, Nassau, w W. Newman Aba hobn', wilmington l.
;. Powell
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81 TELEGRAPH 70 rHs NV YORK TRIBUNE
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE-ELEcTI
OF GOVERNOR.

HARTFORD. Conn Thursday, May C, less.
The Legislature Of this State this morning elected
VIM. T. Minor, American, for Governor for the ensu-
ing year. The yCt wss as follows: Minor, l77i In
graham, Dem, 20. The other State Ohices "eio
sl.e elected. The Governor delivers bis Message ""
afternoon.
We have had to day one Of the finest psrsdes ever
witnessed 10 this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

TIE announcement this forenoon that the At
lsntic was below was incorrect She hsd not
come in sight at Sandy Hook when we pa. shis
edition to press.
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Arrived

O. g. mail steamship Black Warrior. J. BuIock. freight
lS2 yssssnss zeth ult lat M Ion 10 So EXCHANGED
Il. ass With az BRIG showing red bazee with sue
same day q lon. 70 S. exchanged ssnas WIN
American sppershp Geeas north hosps white so'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

puuADFIpHIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
PHnADELPHIA, Thursday, Msy ., lso..
The official majority Of Morton, the " A"en''A
candidate for Treasurer, is 40 ,x Co>-
Hin, the American" candidate eisc's"
ni,sioner by 1877 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

M WIEN. 10 The smou, ssnde factory, at Vsunh.l
London hs. applied these pin pies with de
that HE wh0 hl1 been wsrk NJ al the week would
the hrossh the subj bs and that they
thu, fell yery mary bad habits % cAts ssmbos AID
even criminal practices lie accordingly esecsa
orep booths pleasant Of hs under the trses
With tables tnppied them WITH resieu. booze
end bsps and furnished tea to those who lived ds
tarce TIE results complete. The
rrsd the b0obs be 5audsy Io,hos n1 dandnnsns ana
amer tie into regular habit CT attending the
ekspe meeting as Any VI tbs w0Ismen