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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

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BROwE-os F1dsy morn -Ds M,eh 3. R0Oe:; Brown IN
Toe :, .,ise. .sd of f.mil, especially
vii-d ,,esa the fan s rsiehee o. q. or.tssI
10 sstuiiirf-si New os.r. san,.y s.lsh Il ia the
ash xt,r Of Der sss ssloy ta1ghe Of the ate seus ain
Smith LsusviIls H. SAD wife ct Alexander T. bai OF
In. n q Piestpre . . -,
CaNlYF-A, Detroit Mich. 90 Moai.y March 10 xstids
r .f- q the Hoo Carid s.ed 81 s-Ss she "" no
d.u,h st-fhen Poe and sister OF me late Uf
Re-. 4 Htwfors City Soc came % De1,t' t. reside ony
'pssRoLO-Iu tb. eir, on Frii., s'rcb g Of 'e5liy
Mo s,-,-r-s Hsrros 10 tn- $50 s--f Of h-rse $780,,
-.r r-. f-s,s.-s- invited TO sens her fan.r,
90 -,u,d., 2nh -, =; - oeloet l,''a ton 70. ,s'
Be ,s.sn 20 Glsu Cove; LerE ISAAC 'or s'srnent.
gAfekN-A Ne~ rochelle o. rIest .S,n.os 80, 49, :,
Der jan, saresu nsst ,on u !ohs aad Eua'etn 'Aa'en
$50 sBtts AKA > DAYS 80 -.
the IS - hi lay At As< R~ehele without fur
CLsls. q aAI Jssie bGnsy ssd y-.f ne1iA' aud .
Tie r.s,.. .nd friend. Of tn. f.uy ,..Oce'fayi Il.
yii.d 20 su.sd her rer. oo saus.' IN. asa n.t e,
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'nORPisos-o. w-iu-...y e--sus s.r.s 81. Hl.h
B-sh ~i'e Of Johu Aorn.o1 ,s,d ssysi1
a.. Of BIZ .oe.ia l.. Alan " spt-. Esa, Ro.An' ~,
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81 Ma, M.as. PsJts. d.a.htss II Edasaa PISa
Th. fs. :. Of u. .a, are n,.i .s,.sd d. funsrl
forr The ~ Of hel father In ssetA s.r-s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

fHE CHURCH FOR DrAr'Murrs.-The services Of
this Parish continue to be held in the small chapel of
The University. Much has already been accomplished
for the benefit Of that interesting portion of tue
rnanity for whom 1t was especially established; but
mach more yet remains to be done in order to carry
om tho plans Of the founders. Four eligible lots have
been purchssed as the site of the proposed church
and building, to contain lectureroom, bridegroom
and library. On the lots there is still due o. 900,
upon which it is desirable to make as large payment
a. possible on the Let OF next month ItshOped that
al persons interested in the Of this undertake
ing WI be induced to forward their subscriptions to
Mr.. Augustin Averil, No. II sou.hst, the Treasurer
Of dc Building Fund, or to the Rev. Thomas q A.
iAadss. No. &s Thrds.., tho Rector Of the Parish.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
limited STATE; s.sss.Ls oppIcE.


FoREIGs RECRUITING IN NEW YORK.
TIE following letter frvIu Mr. McKeon, the L. $.
Druict-Aoerscy. calling tine attention OF the Mar
sLa to tae ALLEGED Forega Eniistments in Nss YORK.
and requesting him to exercise all the means in bis
power to prevent it, was addressed yssteedsy By ths;
officer to tie U g. M.r-hai:
o. DtsrRIcr-AfrolsES's OVyIcE tsrrh = 1855
SIR trcm the se.sis0,u ssEi.s The sss es days sss
GcS olaS lnese< 70 beievs thai pssssss
the Cy arr e-<.~l in and shipping q 20
me pisce " the Jurst see ~ tbs peses ssses ve
h be- tis- H.c Be fora ~ i.e regiments and &c sefs:
+ n, rr.s<rt 81 rpocs Enslsa< sht tier Aies s-t
80. s~.a Ts- Uriet S,ses harp ., Pesee s'th
u ne ,scos o'thc vek a.e tie eosssases Of peaes 81
Ger corp dep~nss se .tct epo'sensas 81 ssr zee
s~.a, Lave ~ ds,.ruue< ereeuss q 80
..s Z, tfsir ~ This tcty 70 osrssves
- b. Al the AJAX - vftt vbsa srs 10 sa,iss
- tbe-crs to cell ,saS etsasss % tbs ssSsa secsh
af = kezosBsy Az Of ieh. wtsh prsvdss t4st 49,, =.
n ~ - AL v'tA.a - te-tsas y js;S6easa !"
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xyw WORKS IN PREPARATION.

c. Derby is about to pub.ish be', oni''u
Ah,o,d" a series Of piquant sketches o. I''..'A"
rGs n one Iamo. volume. with numerous Illustrations
~ prpcb artists; the Life Of S'm Houston MUS
, =, collection of HrsHr WARD BrrcHnn' mis-,
o.ls1 eous v1i,Dgs, consisting of the Star Papers
IN {" The Independent weekly newspaper The
O,d Inn. or Travellers EntertanneDts aod " Po-
80 nv MARY G. HoRsFoRD, the accomplished wife
~ prof Hors.ord of Harvard University.
T.B. Peterson announces for speedy publication,
g Ks,e ylesford; Tale Of the Refugee" by CHAs
7 psrkp sos sutber Of " Cruising ia the Lest War
/" Ellen Norbury Or, the Adventures Of an Orphan
bv EMGRsos BESyErT, author Of " Clara Moreland'"
oIhe Blue Vein" By Mrs. DEsrsos. TINS ia a story
Of love and royalty Che scene Of which Is party IN
Ireland aud partly in this country, at the time oil the
American Revolution. " MIria n, the Avenger; Or,
The Fatal Vow" by Mrs. EMMA d. Z. n. SOUTH
WORTH. author Of The Lost Heiress.
Miller. OitoD g. Mulligan announce, Our world;
Or. The Shareholders Daughter in one large l2mo.
Volume over coo pages, beautifully illustrated, an
,ntislsyery story said TO be Of great interest.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24
THE POOLE MURDER.
SIX OF THE ALLEGED PARTICIPANTS
INDICTED.

The Grand.Jury yesterday indicted Lewis Baker,
James Turner Cornelius Linn Chas Van Pelt, John
Hyler, John Mouissoy, james Irving, and Patrick
Mclaughlin alias Paugone, for participation in the
murder OF VIM. Poole. Each indictment has two
counts in one OF which each Of these men is charged
with the murder of Poole, and in the other with
being accessories before the fact, to the murder.
AL the parties except Baker, (who has thus far -
capped arrest and Irving tout on ball. are in prison,
and will probably remain there until brought out for
trial bench warrant will immediately be issued
for the rearest of Irving aid remains to be seen
whether he will be allowed to 60 at large on bail, as
be now does or will be ncarcersed with the Others
charged with the offense for which he has been in
do,ed. In the cases of Daniel Linn, james {. Ker-
rigsp, one OF the Csuncilmen of the Sixth Ward
John Lying. and Others, the Grand Jury have not
acted, as the evidence in these cases has not been
az yet submitted for their consideration.
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Sales Of Stocks at ,ladeipni.-M,sca %.

fHsoorrei for tn, y y Tsisuss ~ ). K q n 8. ssv
Sior Aeg Co 6e Cor rss lie. III; GO Penn Coup.
s. q. 500 City IS Is. 81 500 % $751; 81 900 Do
Pr n. 81; 500 sq.a C.oA Is S'l; % Penn RR.'
81; le Eeadio. RR. 49, loo .; eo do s. ~; Norh
Lib Ga. IS 50 sebuyL Esv. Pref 5.; l6 schuyk Bank
&P !; 10 Bank OF Kentucky II6l, Farm. Mech.
Bank 70, &C GiIsrs BACK ~.
B.te.a Bod,d.- 900 Cam and Am RI. s. 90 u; 100
North Lib Gas 81 lct Reading s., AZ so Mechanics
bsbk 30t
Soond Roards 300 City e. e3i: ~ zoo Cam and An r.
Ssi sit 600 Penn, r. Is. 100; 81 Reading r. b5
~; le DO :; - SchuSl Nav, a., 81 schuyl Nav Pref
b. 5ls 81 CO a5wn 81; 30 norris Csrs III, II UniJn G..
raj p Union Cana Pref 81 3d. 5Bsrk Of PennA III;
a Br.hsnic.' Bars sdsys. 5'i
after Ro1yd-$ 900 Ans 6s ~; TO Residing r, b5
Al; 20 IS III 81 DO S. al. 4, schuyl Nay. ~: ol
co day, 2i ioo Uron anal q. PennA e. B., ii 80 s.
gafdeu 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

The t9iO 600 Bonds Of tse Fort Wayne and South
EN- Railroad BONDS were Withdrawn adDg no buyers.
Nowi,hstsnd ng the general revival of confidence in
Railroad BoLds, there Is stil unusual degree Of
esu.iOn exercised il purchasing, and no project with.
out substantial basis of nerf and proper proper
ton between stock Subscriptions and debt meets With
any favor from capitalists in tia market.
TIE Hartford and Ns~-Hsvsn RAilrosd has de-
esred dividend Of Eve dollars per share on the spi-
~ sock, payable on the ID Of April, TO the New.
York stockholders .; the Union Bank.
A dividend Of four per cent has beea declared for
the teo+fs Of The creditors Of the Mstspp4n Iron Co..
which failed Nme mcpths since.
Tie Conncnvsaith Bank les ns4s divlieoa :"
81 pc, cent
Tbs Directors Of tas Indianapolis aAd cIacanhs0
Rs1soAi Co. hsvs iuss completed essHs" "a: -.
OAis ,oa hi~sippI Rsiirosd G" "'sTs Nra esA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

lc,Se or clearly stated, the discovery. Tie dis-
kovery was not only msdo AID clearly stated. but
v,, run Gu, into some Of its profounder phiosopbc
copsscuences in an article by Henry james on S'r
IY,Unr Ham1ton contributed 10 PutnsTns Msga-
zine for November. 1853. We do not mean TO aiirh
The i'm oortance Of the discovery, in phoso 'hic
mint OF view. We merely al!ege, that, Whehor
valuable or not, in that regard, it was frat made
and published on this eide OF tho water as any per
son may ascertain for himself, by consulting Inc
.yt;rie t.ferred 70.
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tSs usits. stNes enst hnse,f hir- retss
sreher ,-r.n 70 es'.t hns~h ssy,af sss
r 70 OF the or5e'0n ~ ss dated With s'e.t 9, ~
snrc OF etter 70 ft- se'vcs Of f'exf prn-- S,-
eoiosv district or f-sple .nc'-r r-Hn or s-'nss.
On board o. sAr v's.sic' l-,erof nuga- Or pV,e~r
-v'ry p>rsor c-ersrf -hs ~ d~-nes f1ily o. hisi
r.h'u e.nts sHd Be sr-s ere-@sins 81 ~ ssd nSr1
once rot .Ic--cing
vrn zoo % 10 s7ch means m b - yea c'rnn- -
r'r,ert s vo,'n Of the Laws Of the Uaed STA 60 which
sre f's.ec 20 pr-serv- re-, rality
eh.ifsl, ccoeert'e With !, such nesF7rts ~ Jol
scoP, 70 The rfr.eln Of portrait "a g4Ai
70 our tsi,otA p.scs .of pro- parity
hsvs n. hor'' 70 se very spectfay mot eesles:
sevsBt. john 2cKEOH.
10 4 y HfrIYrs p Y : S...h. \ Y
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-NARcs -.
Before the RscoRosz-

srST,scE % KIss.ss, THE FoRGER.
AT The oper ing Of the Cour:, wm Ksssne, convict
ed OF forgery on the American Exchange Bank to TIE
smouni OF si2s 900, was brought into Court for seq.
tetoe. When asked by the Clerk whs, he had to s,y
Why judgment -hould not be pronounced sgainst him.
be repled tina, as toe present was probably the LAST
opportunity he would hsve TO make any remarks be-
fore the Court, hs would therefore embrace il.
He sad that be old not mean to for mercy, which
he supported he did not in the eyes Of the world de-
serve. and wished clearly TO be understood .hst the
zen arks he was about to make should Lot be con-
sfued INTO any petition for bsDency at the hands Of
the Court k'e-ane then in clear and maoly voice
but rendered ct times indissnct from emotion and
tears stated that ne was once happy and respected at
his place Of business and residence in Oaio aud had
large circle OF frierds but in en- evil hour be be-
came acquainted With who hsd sllured bic from
the path OF rectitude and honesty BY the prompt
ipgs OF 'hese men be induced TO peto-m acts that
Led TO disgrace both of himself and family and had
cast blot upon q bsme never before tarnished 10
two short years be lost position, we ,lth and good
nsme and had all the time been haunted By guilty
conscience, from which there vas no escape He had
hoped, If he acquitted the present occasion, to
go into distant land among strangers where, by
borest industry be could. in measure, retrieve bis
lost character and happiness; bu; now he was about
10 be consigned TO living tomb.
The Recorder, in pacing sentence spoke very feel
pgly in regard to the psiu'u' duty tn, devcved upon
bl ard expressed great satisfaction the repentance
exhibited BY the prisoner, and advised him 10 treasure
the feeling ard tie expiration Of hs term OF imprs
oDn.nt to lead al upright life lie had intended to
make the sentence severe. but had altered Rs mind,
ano would therefore decrease the punishment to that
extent which he Dox thought just and proper. The
Juoge then seo'eboed Lim to the State prison for Two
years ana -ix mon hs
Francis McClusky. previously convicted Of burgla-
~ in the third degree the State Pfnon for
two Yeas
John Anderson alias Jeremiah Totem, convicted
Of hurssr, on Nc u rnd sedtenc-d 30
the State Pr.on for thfee years and eight months
Jemes Brernsn. boy convicted Of petit larceny,
wss enienoed 10 the PeDitehtiary fos siK month";
Dap,sl ,lliaIns tried and convicted OF assault
Ard battery Bill Poole d-cea'ed jointly indicted
with this rri4oler Jud2m.n, deferred .
The 0rsnd Pet Jurors were then dBcnsrsed and the
Court adjourned .or the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

TIKI Courts This trial OF Matthias Guuderson, ia
tie City Ceut "a Indictment for ss,a ses oiery With
OF the oenssrt e.psa ana board Of which
the sssu com nities. vas eone add yesterday Tne
they with ct Of guilty Of assault and
b,,er merely sessence wss reserved ...
Os conyie1n Of .ens liquor without license; Cb.ss 10
slss - 6t e. IL bu on Coleman. SIS hse. Wtede SO
fne Philip Burke IS ue soa Is d.y. aprsonmsot; Che
stsawsth 80 tine, James D1n, f1 ase Jeoa ses pa
Am heporad convict OF PstJ larceny s7e'nd orense
ytss a. months stats P'i'cS u
John CSblsy assault upon woman. SIS hne AMI " says
NE Com, Of General s-.op. Geo s,.b. "a. i on 81
acte Of LONE serce IN E~en ~iiismsburRs, on the
"a Of septer ber Isss geo defendant With
came into TIE bet~een aud &C OCT st one Of them
absr,eted when they all left D. tendiE ~as su,s
ouenty party BY tbe store kesser and
b., vide On The part of defendant abb d.tiae IL
by Der OF vtesses who esih ths dotcGoss
sst the eveLns at the rsBd in Grsh.n The
eae was submitted 70 The jar with ss1mos snd sfet
few loueLts asbestios, sveIfSs OF lo guilty ~s rem
The Juy 10 the case Of Bs1iy Rohr and wife John Rsh
Jehn West psotes fot srand isceoy 10 ~sen
ter lat hsa ss'ecA sPoa veoie .. tho r"ns o. the
Court.
S,Rous CARRIAGE AccIDysr Yesterday after
NJ on earrings oont.,iDs Jsdse johnson ana W. J.
eodu Ssshed I. pieoes ia Fotoa AZ c."'.a run
her.e Mr. Eo5ie- -~ '.nos'y injured Mr. 'oaa''a
e.sspes with lev slisht bruises
COMMON CourcIr Inns AT speci.l meeting Of
7hurscsy right corraeraso business va HAas
Actes; smobg which The following; -
yopab.n Barr eltcted member Of the Board Of "a
.utien 10 pso< Of M. george Abote rs dee inca
tso utan directing the msyoi 70 otof Re" ard OF SSp
ff TIE arrest sId oaayictsu " fodice sylse.ef M sb
sooodue Tax Collector OF "isns args "s offered .ad aid
upos the table for week. 1osor the Isls
The Comutise Law oir.ctsd TO ara ga Get for
~ 90 az Ponce Ju.tce and Justices OF th- Psses
tb- District sDd - ee elscsos fsf sad Pvr
f.os- be held or the second yiondsy IN Ms n-st
r-soiur0u sscptsd f-quesuns the Corpcrshoh Ccua
20 report {. Boswell 10 recognized D. Law -
Ptlieo Ju-.io. o, tn. R.st.rr Dist net.
Auttisnvss carried dirrcog suone and meet .,
biiis f.s r-rsiTins streets even tSS Ssets ..
Rsooiisr< etored directing the ;ran.'sf OF 81.
tire Controller 10 Graz h
srurt for tbe payment Of s. due since lot January
The report Of no FasstG Dst fire Deputnent Com
uitsee IN fsvot q tbs oIsss,ou Of BscteS Coapy 49,
taken the table aud seepted
The Psoe OF siIh District directed 20 taxe ssr
mi. : ~. b. fJrs Just,cs Penn hereafter
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MARRIED.,

aVFpY-seELROY- On Thursday M,rcb = BY the Rev.
D. Thcr s,a Mr. 0eoIe Stanton Ay-ry to His Mary Jane
M;FIrey -
Mich II b, FlorC Lewis ST Dsvd hyis gst)a 70 a3,
Hsrl .,,t Peek both o. the town OF Westerly
TnAYFR-pE F)R0-l3 Me- bury ,oit oo TdesiaT March
% k,tTe Re. lr Adams of Bo.tOI James Thiser, q
V.v., Cubs. Nhs Carrie cusang daughter Of Samuel T.
VAPkFN-G0OLO-At Albany. 90 Monday, M.rrd 10, 10
,etb Waus1 Associate Edtot Il The 3ua,O Osy Courier,
a., lane s.us Atef % -n-s Goold E.q OF that city.
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IAdvHts>Weo 4


he law OF fixtures and other property partah-
W both ~ r-si .eo npurnt the s-
istng Js,oos 10 The oo.s general sso enbs
ue,us charters heir leons SC With an sppenfr eoltss
p-sc'ios rules r-speotirs ne 7oy1
cts vsusioo &C. trtrres between lsrflod sud teasa
sra betve-a esnH snd ccom'ng tenants ~ Joss's
fernd Pea bsuister az tom The aess tns Al edsn
With rotee ena Ief.reress 20 American authorities
By William Hofsn, ;ousselor 81 law, ee'as ediros, J,r
publshes, pase IS ana OF sale BY
BANKS GorLp 4 Co.
No Ia Nass.g &. New fors.
Ass No. rs BsssjusJ. Albany, NY.
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ERIpAY. March PIP. NJ.

There was large business at the Stock Besrd to-
day with the usual fluctuations A. the Second Board
the tendency was upward and the msrke. closed
strong. There is the same complaint among the bro
kers that we have before referred to, that there is
scarciiy Of outside orders in the street Notwhstand
ing the abundance of money, which is in fact con6n'
cd TO certain quarter parties engaged IN commercial
pursuits have gene raj thing surplus fdnds for
employ men, in stock specustiops. Those tina, have
are deferred by the terrible essons of last year. for
il well establ shed fact that most outsiders operate
for rise and ofcourse during such fall We have
pissed through, suffer hoayy losses. In such state
Of the market as the present the movement In Stocks
is mainly dependent upon the operations OF the
brokers' OF their own account, and for clquss in GER
tain descriptions. Under thee simply speculative
operations this or ha stock suddenly rises underthe
purchase OF tho Clique, and as suddenly falls when
they ere selling without any apparent reason or any
cha1 &c in the real value OF the stock. Such move
pent has been going in Reading but appears 10 be-
fer the moment, exhausted, and such movement,
is supposed is now going on in Hudson Riva. Tho
dabg.rin clique opei tton is that some party inter
ested slmost invariably proves unfsiIhful to the
emit ard gets ead Of his partners selling
out BE- for, them and realizing bis gains. This usually
bupIhts oo bnihtt ~'H etocb, anu DteHhS up tio
U ovement. Hud,on River which had fallen of to
Al advanced ag.in TO dsy 10 isl; Erie was 4si bid;
Central also recovered somewhat scom the effect Of
the sche ne to levy tolls upon Railroads, and
~anted at s5l, an improve nent Of y cent The
sdyces fom Albany to day sustain the impression
that the scheme will be defeated. There was a good
demand for Michigan Southern on investment orders,
sDd it advanced y cent, selling at %; Cleveland
& Toledo uader considerable sales. fell of TO M;
Gulena aid Chicago 95l; Harlem was firm; Cumber
lsne closed at yesterdays rates Nicaragua was irm
at l6i. IL Railroad Bonds the movement Wa fair at
about Yesterday prices. Fries, 1902, were wanted
on f,regn orders and sold d. The trans actions in
State Stocks were large, Sll5,oOo, and prices were
well sustained; Virginia, 96i; Louisiana g. 92i Mis-
souri, 6s, 9iI.
The business in Each suge for the Herm ann ~ been
limited, and rates show little weakness excepting
bankers signatures. Sterling is slalOl with some
commercial bills with bills lsding attached a. a9i y
cent. Francs, ; l3i 95lli.
In Fieghts the transactions are moderate. To Liv-
erpool Grain is nominaly SID. Engagements Of s. 900
bushels Corn private terms 900 bales Cotton at
3 32d To London ? OoO bbs. Resin nj 2l3. To
HAVE, 900 bale Cotton at ic.; 100 bbls Smoked
Meat q. lc. charter was made TO Rio Hache at
g. 500, and another from Porto Rico at sac for
Sugar.
The following sales OF bonds and stocks were made
4
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U 5. COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-MAnca ,,

ALLEGED FMgTZzLEMEsT or FLOUR AT BONDED
WAREHOUSE
The exam iDs:ion on tie charge aesost Matthew
Maphy snd four o'he's (h-sc sbors ccops sud brers At
The borotd s,e house Atlantic Dock smb,E zIng from
time TO r -- ~ resumed James Coutns
testified having c,r'ei from the store rr toi Ad
INV to sbs dirreLt places oh losf which loJked
lie -four hosse OF Mr Young ao esei s'ne tor Far
reu Three .,sihed having bsuE bar
RES eh OF Surphy they paid 20 barrel for it tue market
pce beins sls Ii sihed hat great waste Of tour oe
surs ~ The vsrehous. the barrels Of -four being hoed
f,onrntly f ffon the sinss ADD h1 -four u thrown
m, sonr III iImsted that the hesss by accident
som v.y f.. qu fall and that in replacing the
Hopr twenty pourd frequently kept bsot-st
BE- The theory Go tos short weight IN
.by barrels The examination stands a'urhedt' |sh 'a'
COURT CAL6NDAR-NoSDAY.
SUPERIOR CoURI-Nos. l0s7. 1904, 1902. ll3j,
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Gas! Gas New styles Of Gas FIXTURES,
for rn fsas Of both msderp ard antique designs ast
Wholesale yarc usry invited e 81 the freat
hano.eturinx Depy Of ARCHIE. WARSEz CO.. Ma S7S
Bro.Swsy Also the beet Portable Ga Works for County
D4elIin.s Ch1fches and FACTORIES In Thu. county
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MTcBayIcs' IssrTUrr CLAssss Dig = reference
TO an adv ertsemest in another Column wij be seen
That cssses ere nov forming in the Mechanics Ias:i
,ute IN this City for tbs parpose Of adording
Of instruction to young mechanics in the vsriou,
branches Of architectural, ornamental aud machine
drawing and modelling, also "a the Germ,a sod
French Languages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

THE Police IN DIsTRyss.-O ~insts some inform
atty ia the act Of the Broskyn Police
have not heen Gbe to obtain their pay from the city
for the past three nootbs. Some have raised money
Oh their bills al ruincus Discount, and some have
btn reduced 10 sueriog for the necesssres OF lie.
On Thursday. Thirteenth Ward officer had 8 dis
tress warrant cerved on hin 10 ovscuate the premises
be occupied for non psymeat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

LAUScH-Ths bsk Rcot owned by D,Ysle
Co, of Ne Iiork, is to be launched from the yard
Of Mr. s. +. Willisms, az II o'clock NJ today.
She IL 100 feet keel % fet ban, and II fee! hold.
She Ia foil clipper. butt for speed and is to trsde
betv cen Nev-York and the Spanish main.
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IAdysrtis-me,t I

YoUNG GIRL WEIGHING 600 POUNDS This
Mammoth Girl now 6, B.RxuN's Museum surpesscs ell
repfop OF pumppess Only thrk Of $50 ysrds Of mAerA
her clothps she IL really good ~ tho same time
The Soldiers Daughter played al Bsrpums tbs a'ssso'a
The Old Brewery for the lsst tine this evsains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

STREET SwEEPIsG An official tris Of Smith.
SeckeD Co.'S Street Sweeping Machine cana of
last evening in John-st, before hs Honor Mayor
Wood, joe f. Ebiing, Commi.sisoer Of Streets ssd
Lamps, aud other authorities Of tbs City. The triA
seemed TO be perfectly satisfactory, so far keeping
the streets eloan after they had been sh0veied out
We understand ,ha. the Mayor has not Jet arrived at
q conclusion a. to the general efficacy Of the ma
chimes