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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04
DEMOCRATIC FUSION MEETING

An adjourned m.eling % Democrats for the par
rose oi forming a Dem ,cr.tic Unou ASS 'ciation,
wss held last evening sttas Fulton House. 10 Fourth
ct Ess'trn District " Brooklyn, ex-Ald CoNsrock
in The chsir.
PHILIP HANILTos, Of the Committee appointed for
that purpo-e presented resolutions ros the prl
cipes 81 the Democratic party. drawn With view
Of mskit them acceptable 20 both srds aud SD'ts.
1tey declare ths as The ID -mccrstic party Of this
STATE bee or long time been c trsctsd srd divided;
il order Ia MAINTAIN the principles OF the psrty II IL
recesssry hat there sbOud be concert of so'ion
in al future conf-sts srh their common poliuc.
opporenis-for shich purDose MAMMA Union
Asrocariop should he e-tarl-hed IN the 1T Assembly
Diirict OF u County OF Kings that thar princi-
pies be such have and here after viii secure the
greatest GOOD 10 the greatest numhels not only IN
this country but 10 all the nations Of the world ths,
the act Of the legislature 10 passing tia Prohotory
Liquor Law as On encrOacbmebt on the liberties OF
~ people sn6 il direct violation OF the Alta sr icle OF
the ans Doment o; the Constitution Of the United
States sDd also deDoupcing their action IN pAssing al
sci 70 impose direct tax upon all the property O the
people of the State.
Mr. Marshall Of the same Committee presented
reso'u'ions ,clsrng thst there sh 'uld be union Of
Democrats for the sake OF the Republic and thu,
union can only be lasting by an sdh arepce TO the
oocpres OF the Democratic party a. laid down ST the
Baltimore CONVENTION which discarded all sectional
seitsfop that Franklin Pierce wss supporter noon
these principles ard hat thes will give his Ad nios
irs'cp support go long As he msy carry out those
principles al the same time condemDing al in'srfer-
ence OIL the part Of the Administration wi'h thu diff
culiies that have hitherto divided the Democrats
pariy Of New-York that they seek 10 uoion for the
tbke Of ofice The hOoe Of Office hu oh lily for the
lurtose Of rtestsblishing the Democratic party
OF this S,ste now thrsstensc 10 be over vhelmed
BY rev pBrty, prescribing adopted citizens
for their place Of birth ard their religion, in iocul-
car oo3iri fatal 70 the principles II the C'usti
tuition but 81 the time dsnouu ling sll interfer
erce cf Any Church creed si'h th- politics the
rt,ion, heie viugt 20 be fa'a 70 lis existence "a
nation that he appointment Of Mr. S~.cshammer
70 ofice sitter the Democratic pa'y of WI smsburgh
lad Indignantly rejected blu, VAS sn i'jury 20 the
psity. ard cfersce aid oishobsr to tho Aominstrs
lion which sppoin'ed tu-he having svo sed tina. be
never voted a Democratic ticket, asserting that il
WIS slssys too dirty.
The lsst resolution created great excitement, and
personalities were freely erered into, AMI the inset
was upon the point Of brez.ing up ia disorder,
but finally the ~ soluious Of Messrs. lila milton aud
M-rsbsil we've sccDted.
The foilygisg officers Of the Association we're then
81. cited. P,es'deut DAVID LINDSAY; VicePresI-
dent John Tucker; Score ary Samuel H0gset, Tre.s-
urer Geo Thompson.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

LAuscHKD-Fron The yard Of Mr. c. C. Jerole-
Non, Beleyille, Nj, schooner OF about 400 tun'
She i owned by j II Farmer, OF wilmington
n C,J.R. Gilmore & Co, and others OF this Cry,
and "a int need 10 IN regular packet IN the WI
mipeton trade. Her name is the Lovet Peacock
THr STEAMSHIP EBrcssos The csloric m machinery
Of this vessel has been removed and s'esn engines
sut u,ed. Yesterday, she went down the Bay on
q '1is-tip.
TIE BALAScE-DocK The enormous Floating
Bsarce Dock, which recently built in Brooklyn
By Mr. Webb, is q. present 10 lated at GroepP'lat.
The frs, vtsse!-tAs English steamship Teviot, oil
Lopdon-was rai.ed upon .his dock, on Wednesday
afternoon, for re coppering and repairs.
The steamship Ericsson vent down the Bay, yes
,erday morning on trial Zip. She returned 20 tne
CITY in the afternoon having made very saasfse-
tory tip.
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ATTEMPT TO SOUND THE MiGARA
RIVER.

SUSPENSION BErDGE, Saturday April %, 1855.
SAMUEL WIIKEsoN, ESQ Dear Sir; received
copy OF The Democracy with your account of my al
tempt at sounding the river. After you left, another
attempt was made with q similar iron Of about 40
pou1ds weight, attached to No. II wire-su fresy
suspended go as not to impede the fa of the weight
item let tire weight fell from the bridge, hight OF
2o5 feet 1t struck the surface fsirly, with the point
dowp-Ipust have sutk 10 some depth, but was no,
longer out of sight than about one second, wnee
mace its appearance again on the surface aooe, IVV
feet down stIesn snd skipped along IKE enia un-
I'll il was checked by the wire we then com
mepo,d hauling in slowly, which msde ths uoa
bounce like a bell when cake Of ice struck H. ani
ended the sport .,;so
anu satisfied thst no natal hiss sufficient 'peclnc
gravity 10 perce that current-even with the iVn7n
tum acquired by fall of 225 feet The reioe,'y ..
the iron when striking must have been about ia Toe.
Ter secord--end consequently its momentum neai
S 600 lbs Its surface opposed to the current va
about 50 cup inches This will give an idea OF Tag
strength Of that current, and At the same time nin'
the Titan forces that have been at work 10 scoop ou'
the bed of the Niagara River.
am now satisfied that our friend, the Eagiisn Gap
tain, was sounding In vain.
'''' '''Fs'''''' 'JoaRi RoIsLNo.
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NEW WORKS II TERMINATION.


The Go den Reeo; Or, TIE True Ne sure Of a
True Church, il the tile Of aLe1 york Which the
Messrs Appleton have in press and which wlI bs
rublisteo in fer Gays. The m,in design OF the
work is 10 portray the character Of universal ana
truy catholic Church or TO show, az its tide ind
Gates how large and suelusir, true Church mus b.;
,rc this it aims TO b. appc ,tic5 Of The Go dsa
REQ" Which the ApocalgPtc Divine tells US his cees-
lsl inferlo outor bad 10 m-a the city, snd toe
gates ttereof and rhe wal thereof The m arjcy of
this symbo,ica title Is explained in the course o. thu
volume. The work is enriched by choice extracts
from the wrDgt Of The great STedsh S4gs, aud is
enpeI tIy unsectarisn in its character.
trspslationo. ScHwEGLERs " History Of Philas.
ophy, i, prs pairing BY Dir II SEELrE Of Sc1enec.
taoy, sDd vii mat it, Appearance in the course OF
the Gunner TIE original is regarded as he best
ep,ome Of tie subject that has been published in
Germany
Messrs Buuce & Brother, New York have in press
"AIiel and o her Poems" by W. w. FosDIcK.
Ariel the principal character in the poem, ia taken
from shsksperes creation, and completes 50 ina, in
srJ history OF the spiic after the oismipa by Pros
pero. They viii a'so soon issue book ffon the
pen Of JoHs BBoUcHAN, AID one b, Mrs Ans S
S1EpHEss author of " Fashion AID Famine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

la s,s.e n. e, I'm scs11l saving 10 t1e
:. con 40 500 per suDum; o., N oher
nvors. we ore 70 receive Tor tfi'e 'uo aui'u"' u
,,',~.,.,o a. 500 less itan the former expenditure
T,.1.,i, the difference in sizs of the two cte' tne
,.,.. of w.ees here, and our present expens We
L. ,bi. 6oure for New-Yofk would, probably be
- s,o oo0 The answer TO the C)nmis-ione,s'
ons.,ion. What il the relative expense OF The Two
n,ood,s Of clespipg l'is this 81 In Manchester tne
% ,ver,ce exoer se Of sweeping and eating sway 'ne
e.,efu,e OF OOe squsre yards s ~ lor VI " Inc
"oost Of sweepn. by machine varies a,c'roi'g W
.,tbe distance Of the place Of deposit In h7so"- '
uIerdop. where VIC weep early in the IN 'rnins' aoo
deposit TIE retuse in The sree' 'or ienO'". ~ -o
"oonnactor we have charged I'D. l25 cents pr
mI 200 sonare wards. Generally, the cost oil sweep
Gin, and removing the refuse TO places oil deposit by
o,he ,.cb;ne viii be from ore half TO one-third the
" nice of scavepgirg on the old system
The report is fall Of many interesting details as re-
card, having Of sttee, friction Of carriages, drs'e
on different kinds OF pave nents the foo'h'ld OF
horses there, H. the sppicson Of refuse TO sgricuI-
ture b, irrigation etc which we have not Dox space
10 enlarge upon; but have stated enough to shoS
that the cIespipe f ,toests as a. present carried
co. is a WORKOUT oldtoey system, which we all
know TO our cost TO be lnsicient epd thst better
plan is now before u.s. the uton Of which nothing
but corruption, tavoriiem, or political bias can
prevent.
mi. tste the cesr ns Of the three miles Of Broidwsy
sayt sOrn,ng esmssns 1t ct 10 square yards would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04
KEW PUBLICATIONS.

HISTORY nY wEsrgRT mAssAC4UssTrs Ry rosiIE
GUBtrT POLAND. vSs ilno SPrias held' s,ng-i
BDwie. & co
The inoeiaugsoe compiler Of these volumes has
made a. i'm. Of'sbt contribution to toe local hsory Of
Mes England. Commencing bis labor. with ves
TO fDiicoing the cou Of daily journal 9Th ~hch
he is eofed be was led to uiie Gus enlarge
ent Of bis plan. ana with the aid of intelligent cor
respor den's in several Of the towns described be hiss
completed history Of &C interesting portion Of Mss
sscbu,ets. which for its prcfd-ion Of antiquarian
de,als its geographical. eccesi--,ica and statistical
collections and irs brief biographies sketches may
jutty cain big rank among other valuable works
OF siuilsJ Character. The volumes divided into
three pnfs the fret giving general outline Of the biz
tory Of the region IN quesicD the second devoted 70
lie pbysics. aspects ard lesang interests. AID the
third comprising minute history of fhe sep>rs'e
fowls in ihe oIo County Of Hsmp-hire and in -rk-
shire County, - the number Of one hundred. Such
t.sk coulc not be eccomp isned without difficulty.
Invoyu G q great lumber " psmss and date. aud
oesliIg often With eveots that have only limited
local importance il was especially liable TO e'rors aud
imTerfeciions tbe, could be avoided only oy eIen-
plsry vigilance Some inaccuracies may u doubt
be discovered by readers familiar wi the oiir-rent
localities treated by the author, but o. the ~hos,
We ibirk they will not hesitate 70 accord bin the
merit Of prevailing correctness as well as Of impair.
tiality.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met yesterday afternoon, the Presiden;
in The Chair.
An appropriation wss made tofsrd the support OF
Virginia Loun,b berry pupil in the Iosnta;ion Of t1e
Blind from this City.
A communication from the County Treasurer was
p-e.tp,ed relative 20 unpsii taxes from ~nicl i, 40
resrs that there i. a ,ota' deficiency Of s322,3 IS
on ibe taxes Of 1884, due a. fouows Fl'tbu'h,
SEQ 80; New Lofts, slO5 95; New Utrecht, $40 "a;
BROOKLYN s2s7 500 a; Willismsburgh, $50 75i 81;
Bushwiek, 80 sG2 %. Flstlands aud Gr.ses7nd
show surplus Tres urer is authorized by lsT TO
borrow fiom time 10 time, such sums a. msy be "A
quireo TO meet the waits OF the County on sccouGt
Of the purposes for which the ssi1 taxes were I'm
po-ed The communication accepted.
Arumber Of bills we're ordered TO be paid except
ing bills Ct A. y. Doxey, John X. Corr and james
Hepneear.
Matters in connection with the Alms-Houss having
been brought up, discuseion arose during when u
was made evicent that a large number OF persons
were in the bsbit OF vising the Aims )use regu AZ
ly Oh every Wednesday OF esch week, for tas our
pose Of procuring good dinner, with the oe'ferd'-
brar dy and cigars-st the expense Of the county
table some ninety feet in length is set on every one OF
these occasions, ~hch is filled from one end 10 Tue
other The brandies used are charged As m>f'cIaS
for the use Of the public institutions and thes- m.al
c;nes have the effect of attracting visitors from con-
adorable distance The following reso uton, onersd
by Mr.. Bergen was ultimately adopted, aod u Is
likely ths; the supply Of g7og viii be stopped mere
offer: II 49,
Resolved That vs recommend the Supsrntendenn ~ u;
a niahins rsfreshnsa liquors aud exso 70 the Pa'a'a
Ws4sss6sys o. stsss asys sur'ns he vssk-
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pRooKLYS COMMON COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting Of the Common Council was
appointed to be held last evening On sssembl az,
Mayor HAUL VAS c-lle1 - the Chsir on the motion
Of Aid P-Il. On taking the Chair, his Honor an
pfurceo the bereavement Of Aid ID B,r0ari, the
President Of the Bond Who wss proven ed from At
teIorg on account OF a death in hi. family. AID
Huu'ley. thereupon, moved that tho Board adjourn,
which was carried.
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A CARD-To THE PUBLIC The citizens o.
New. YcIk and Of the United St,tes must hsve seen.
and the decent Fart OF them must have regretted the
progress Of what seemed 10 be controversy between
The undersigned and Mr.. Eesstus Books, Sens,or
of the State OF New. York. The point involved Is .
point Of yerscy in which Mr.. Senator Brooks Is re-
spoI sbly charged with falsohoOd; and although the
would warrant IL, the charge has not been ex-
tened 10 a more degrading term. The undersigned.
although not born in this country, is far from being
nser sble or Indifferent 10 the necessity Of mslatAn
s an Honorable ch.scer for those represent is hixs
IL Is no pss.aa to him directly the Seq
Brooks has placed Ia his sed MACS Of
sale s-p.tor Brcos, is nan Of falsehooi.
this shall appear Ices than days from the Gate OF
In the mean time the underlined feels humbisd at he ne
eesiy say writing spyhing heb should bring 10
fan or his country though tho sehooAs
c person e Senator BROOKS should be the Immediate ooos-
sion Of Il
The phy steal and material powers Of the Uoited STATES
becon ing nore al more eeosed from Day - dss BY No
butss Of our progressive 10 he estimation Of tho
rsiobs king from day 10 day And vhst, With tbs
count apd the udces Of oign n.ors who unpro-
pared beisy, sy favorable report in oar rssnd the pos.-
billy ht Wheeler ise nor, ;oue Ia the e.
TEEN Of the civilized world, has at this 1ome-t rsher
The unc.sssss /. buts cipher yet he feels nters. 10
ths reputation and horor arc fspe ara progress o. tns
chsrss say ore who h.s ofbced Senator ofths county
o. are, VI a particular State. With fsl.shood mr.
cbsr.es sensor Broos With multiplied and delbess f.s
foods be oDy socis from tho nEht nndedoes and Pc.
teoee tho American public sssPenson OF dsm'nt Tor Ten
the esntrns IL would be unbscorans .ad psrfscy DID,
austin 10 Of foresn .lss aud OF bis c'unuy-
mes At home well huIiisps ard painful % bis ovn
ers. and T-sd In the smerieta J,ofosb tn.ts ho
man Catholic Arehoi,hop who cisns 10 be al Anefein AL
who II be not American has 20 night or claim On any
obef country in the world shoue appear - the seeusef OF an
An,can Senator whose place OF nsfvity IL uoquesone1
chs-sins opon tho s.me senator isehooos ~,
uefed the issus TO vhich Nj Ef.stos
Boot. bss ursed and sroulht meet n AUD ~nst
wcus shed much - possible hecsniiy o. 70, ~
/. iuned By the vcrd Senator, hope that the Jastes %
Az ercsn public opinion will ave fall hbe, N reos snh
...s fhe Of the called Er Brooks sp-
pes with confderee the patience well - Js.eei
afthst public oDnob~hch hs< diszppoata1
ne m matters OF and astosfor saspension Of tea days
sr week. f,oHS, Archbshop Of Nsw.Yoft
Ks,oL York Msy 3, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

grand vocal ard instrumental Concert will DO
given on Tuesday evening, May $, at DodFEths
Academy, No. 500 Broadway, by Sig Bernard and
Chs. wels-~ith the valuable assistance OF NJ ne
Oscar Comettsnf, Mrs G. Stuart, Sg. Gi'paren,
Mr. Frsuer, Mr.. Hahn, viOlnist, Mr.. WOllenhauf'
Mr. T.mm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

Tie anniversary Of The New York Young Mems
Christian Association gill take Place on the 2Is,
Nav a, TIE Lafayette place Church. Addresses sre
expected firm tx Gov. George n. Bigys, of Mass >,
the Rev wm Acsm,, d. D., aud the Rev Theodore
l. Cuyler Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

AsYIvERsARIEs.-P People who attend the ANN
v-.rs. IN Eew.Yot will reooeot that tss hneN rhoro-
GRAMS snd DsCUsRRyOTYsEs In the word are ms's
RooT's Gallery, No so5 Broadway cNnef OF ffan'i'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

CLRPEIINGS.

CARPETTyGs, OIL CLOTHS, &c, AT RoWEs.
M IN Hrpsoxsr Bet quality hesvy sheet Oil Cloths eas
70 suit s-snss J.rt csrpes, Of every Description ssns
" low for cash only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04
TAfvrrri ssmectI

FIecant SILVER NAME and NUMBER PLATES.
.tespstl2s hotels snd private dwellings. far.
d "a On sr.ved In the best style ~ EysRosLLs, No -
aro.d.sy corner Dusne-s,. Established 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

puorocp .pHIc PORTRAITS. and CAD

PHOTOGRAPHIC T Ot M -. ~. e..-e
dee In Oil and Pastel Miniature s1es SUPERB. 10 to-
f.or, P.nttnr Useoiored Photograph equNsa ~ 10
10 tho world Perfect lisensssss M
styls from Dssuenoo<yps: 81 x oss stfss.
Tsisn only BIZ J. 0u.sErG c: D. FrspEne X. YorS.
Rsss d. RsppsIt. rGn. and No ~ o'osS"' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

wxnow SHADES at Wholesale Tor Cash, 81
,,, A rr.wpI. No 50 Cs,hsnoe-st-. " Y Mann
20 $780, sk.scs and Table 0lCoven, which tasI
a. Al MICS u suit the tinlee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

PUsHToS's DRUG-STOREs are now only A. NO.
10 A.,or House corner Of BAscsyt AID Ne 1 sfss ~
eor.er Of anal heIe sN neciciEss are
sane care a durns the Hfs q the late wa L. ASsaf"''
fsiler Of the present. proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

Commercially an oversight we printed para
graph yesterday, stating that infor nation had been
brought to tbs Coroners Office Of the supposed suicide
Of a Clergyman The cesh purely tae result Of &C.
cident, as recorded in snober column OF the same
sheet, ard verified by the COroner's verdict, which
we print this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

PLAIN AND DEcoRArTyR PAPER .HANoTsos.

PLAIN AND
p.,yYk V.sogxzzssH Manufacturers and Iapofteo ~
sosS~sy between Leonard sOd Fr,nso &c. p ~
s. P.sbs. "a WORK ser 70 ssJ pntH
~ or Al ,aort sotee aid hsh ~ort SArrsnsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

New Church The Summerfed NJ. +. Church,
ct Doops Ferry, Wesichester County, NeT-fork,
vii be Dedicated by Bishop Simpson, on Saturday.
The PRESIDING Elder the Rev. Mr.. M'rtindse, and
slso tie RsvJ B. Wakely will be present, and take
pa,, in the proceedings. Services to commonce at
O clock p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

Cu.pcr OF FALsr PRETEssEs.-Wm ~. d s'ssI-
u, arrested ch.rsed With having u september
80 cs..r- BY ss pr. sroesrs. % ne ssss o.
-. Ps,,is,t Sent Jr Of No 20 Nat-r the rePresena
% -. ..r. that aecas,d ~ss doing sacc1~ia o9n-
80 IN sixth az w-rth 80 ever ssd sooys GA ~
s ,ftsr .ins the purchsss snd never psd iof the
800. The aceused held 70 ball b. Jasaes DAVIDSON 70
.nrv ths charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

THE ARREST or 0SE OF THE ALLEGED CossPIRA-
TORS IN TIE STEAMBOAT MARrHA WAsHIsGros
CASE -Berj. W. Kimba, a nerchsnt, Of No. liz
GRIND st., ~ss yesterday arrested BY Officers spicsr
and Bos,~ick on a warrant issued by the Court OF
se.si ns he having been indicted for feoniously OBJ
tsipipg on rhs 7h of January 1884, the signature Of
the Atlantic Mutual Insu anee Co u an in'sruneH''
thereby obtsiong The Of 500 for insurance on
goods which we're said to have been on board the
sresu boat Martha Wsshingt-n when she was burned
ca tie Mississippi River several years ago Inc prs
ouer was held to bail in 80 500 10 answer the ;hsrse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

A yERITABLE BUrcHER-Chas. f. Herring, No.
POI Green sch ST., and A. Ager, Tortieth st, com
plsin that TIE driver of butchers cart No. 1868 was
taking calves through Warren ". yesterday morning,
aid acted in most brutal manner toward thom, al
loving lem to dsnele and hang over on the wheels,
also between the horses egs, the horse kicking them
tie While.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

Nj Wils,n in the famous candle factory. at Nsuxhs.
London hes applied thes@ pies with de
that bic boy who hs1 been work all the week would
au through tie subu bs and that they
thus fe INFO very mary bad HABITS o. d ,tog samb lag aud
itto criminal pscices lie Accordingly erected s'as
open booths pleasant part of hs grounds under tbs ee
With table. supplied them with reid! u boots
peper fsnishsd tea TO those who lived At as
arce TIE results complete. The boys
red the booths Sunday ofos and dram dntns ant
aneI tie came into regular habit Of attending the
otsIel letting any VI the woItmen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

RECEIVING STOLEN GOoDs james Brady junk.
shop keeper In 7h av 3dst yes,erfsy sIresod
ch.rsed with having Apdl . fslono recsiyss from
bow bo hsd the fro the ,use No % Vest toh
ct and faucets The secured was hed 10 Dan
BY Justice Dayidsc to answer Tho chsrse.
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ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in iowa we
no,,ce the following:

notice the following:
Al the METROPOLITAN HoTrL-Hon stsn,on p osn
49,. a.. Jcbn sorr. Baltimore; Hudson brote ries'
cent poetic Railroad Missouri; samuel kaSen
Levi Kline. Pennsyivsnis; d d Soos 'tna 1890.
Ptysaish, c H1~-I Phiisdel2his; Francis raom 20
vIr.ipis. J. Williams. Virsais' j. '" sHatH Oshe'A' =
H. Iohr sop Wsihipxtou ,,r.,.. RuH.lo.
At de 81 NIcHoL.s Horn-or Jsms. WIN" r.n. Js.up
Dav-r Del Col D. Wilson, Niningiooi ~ 80, w. r,.is.
Nv sourb Csroiin.; A. J. Albert Bsl,inoTs Pm. ss
Philadelphia Cha A. "uso1' 6an''i I'm"
Lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

GEoGRAPHIcAL AsD STATISTICAL SocIETY.-A
paper on " IRE World Kaown 10 the ancients," vas
read las' evening before This Society oy Eugene Law
renee. The facts and IDEAS Of Geography, IS laid
60 al by the Greek geographers, were presented at
come lergrh The audience was numerous and atten-
tive. A vote of thanks passed, with request
for copy of the psper for the archives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. Some burglars com
enced ~ o'clock yesterday moncs 20 break TO h,uss
OF Monroe and Oouvernsurs By forcing open
the shutters but frightened of bs tue screams OF
q lady in the hoabs and Left without any punder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04
NryyR DFsPAIR.-The young msD who complain

NEVHR UFsPATR.-The young msp W1O cnmpIdlhed
is the Mayors Office that bis father spends al b. earn for
rum ard threatens s his mother aud slater need not Wait
nj July for the Maine Law. Absolute prohibition thu
Law IN this and CITY and he or any one else ~i fur
rish the sutscber Obi Of the City Alliance No tf
Broadway Of him who sold bis father rum or " sny
otter dealer TIE liquid poison since Wetnesdsy morning.
NAV the reraies will be enforced tn
forthwith. In behalf Of the CITY TempeIsrce Ali,nee
G. J. WARREN, Cor Geo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

PAssISG BRoKFS B,SK Bills Two persons,
raued Robert snd Eueie D,erge. were yesterday sested
To- pss.pf broken batt bill. the DRY zoos st,rs No II W
rsnt large Of ths bills found Ia their pcsns'
and they detained ~ Justice Connolly for ex nj
natl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

DISHONEST CLERK -Rofus Miner. clerk with q
do~ town iii m wss eserdaJ sueed charged With ssins
$50 the pIosety Of his employer. Ne was committed b
Justce Cornoly for hesns Two huacrei doiao Of tbs
stolen money was recovered