davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
IMPORTANT FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Meeting Of the Northern Members.
A TRUE DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.


Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, June I'LL A. NJ.
In view of the action Of the National Council of the
Know-N Nothing organization, last night in repudatng
the proposed platform Of the Free States for the resto
ration of the Missouri Compromise, and adopting
ultra Pro-Slavery platform, a meeting of Northern
Delegates was held this forenoon
HENRY WILSON OF Massachusetts was appointed
Chairman, and II. McALLEY of Ohio chosen Secre-
tary.
Great unanimity of feeling was expressed and de-
termination manifested to appeal from the Council to
the people in behalf Of right principles.
The following address was submitted, signed by the
delegates present and ordered published 10 the Nations
To ne People Of the United States:
bled at Philadelphia the l4th day OF June, 1885,
feel constrained under the existing state OF alas, to
affirm the following principles:
First-The unconditional restoration of that time
bonored Compromise known the Missouri Prohibit
ton which was destroyed in utter disregard OF the
populsr villa wrong which no lapse OF time can pal,
late and no plea for ts continuance can justify And
that we will use all constitutional means to maintain
the positive guarantee of that compact until the Oh,
iect for which il was enacted has been consummated
Inv the admission of Kansas and Nebraska as Free
States.
Second-That the rights of the settlers in Territories
10 the free and undisturbed exercise of the elective
franchise guaranteed TO them by the laws under which
thew are organized, should be promptly protected by
the National Executive whenever violated or threat
ened. And that we cannot conscieniiously act with
those who will not aid in the correction OF these
Natiora wrongs and who will not even permit their
fair consideration and their full discussion.
TIird-We further declare our continued and un-
alterabe determination to all honorable efforts to
secure such modification of the Naturalization laws,
aided by such an elevation of public sentiment as will
urcseryc the true interests Of the Nation, and will
guarantee the three vital principles of Republican
Government: SPIRITUAL FREEDOM, FREE
BIBLE and FREE SCHOOLS-thereby promoting
the great work of Americanizing America.
arrest that growing evil the deportation by foreign
authorities Of paupe and convicis to our shores; and
that as our National Constitution requires the Chief
Executive of our country to be of native BIRTH we
deem it equally necessary and important una. ou,
no foreign preudices to bias their Judgment or to In
q . n. locti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
Disasters, &c.

The GREAT REPUBLIC her late from London
10 Mses Ss2 miles the third day out with royal stud
dngsss On the eleventh day she only made 10 miles
having bad very light and battling winds
sHIP WAKREs, before reported the City Railway
New. Bedford was sold al auction lth inst for 5000
SHIP CoLoRADo Of Portsmouth, Haley from Mobile for
Hsve put hsrbor Of r. Monday evening TO
and the Captain he being sick. -
ScHR OF St. George, lumber laden with loss
of Saturday on Sow and Pigs, steering
for Martha's Whey yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-(Late in

IN Chancery )-ISAAC DAVIDS and JULiANA his Wns
art DANIFL REQUA and otheSummons TO attend before
Referee BY virtue Of order the above setion male o
the Supre me of the State Of Newfork OAhDSEh
SPRING Junior, the Referee appointed In this action
do hereby summon you to appear at my once, 70; '
Of August next IL O'Clock in the forenoon, to attend
of the the said action In reference before me-
A. uch Referee pursuant said order And hereof fail not at
your peDsted the fifth day Of June In the year ono thou
sand eisht hundred and fifty i've
To FmmeIine - formerly Emmene Requa. and her hus-
band Isaac Requa flames Rsqua Of James Requ. Benja
A. 4 Isaac Dsyids GARD. SPRING. Jr. Referee.
UNDERWRITING.
and Of the above action h-r
law Reoua deceased and entitled TO dstnbufon OF
the principal deposited for the DOVER fund o. haet re-
JSf ia"o"AH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
CONVENTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF
Police AND DIST COURT CLERKS.

In pursuance of an Act of the Legislature passed
April TO- 1885, providing for the appointment OF fonoe
and District Court Clerks, the Beard OF Aldermen IS
sembed in Convention yesterday afternoon .ne
Chamber Of the Board for the purpose OF appointing
two Clerks for the Jefferson Market Police Cou. sne
two Clerks for the Civil Court Of the Seventh 'ad'e's
District.
Tba hour APPOINTED Tor the assembling OF me Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

The NEW PESITEsTIARY.-The Committee OF the
Board Supervisors whom referred resolution direct
them the Of convict labor and paid
labor performed the Penena building at Fatbnsh
meeting that the cost Of hired labor includ
ms erals amounted 81 and that Of convict labor
including materials amounted to 4 o. This s for work ON
the the north wing including the digging Of cellar
trenches bewing stone The committee Of the opinion
that convict should be employed building the south wing
think that large amount Of money will be saved thsrsy
TO the ceunty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

r.v Drrrrs OF CoRosERs.-1he Summer course
- ...,urss AT The New-York Medical College, East
!, 1,,;..ssnsb-st commenced on Tuesday. The open
-. lecture was delivered by Pr T. Barker. Yester-
dsy morning we had the pleasure Of hearing Dr..
HID r;l on subject Of the utmost Importance in
oedieal Jurisprudence, namely, The Once and
I. Duties Of Coroner" His opening remarks con-
ssed Of en- interesting account Of the earliest found
;ng A The Institution, followed by clear explanation
n tbe very grave duties peculiar to it. We earnestly
commend this subject of immediately personal
importance to citizens to the serious and prompt
attention Of the rubc in thepropcr choice Of such Of
Hces are involved the most ssced social considers-
tons, and we hope DR.. Uhls admirable effort to that
end viii meet with the complete success which it as
suredy merits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JUsE 49,

At the opening of the Court this morning the trial of
LYMAN Cole indicted for being of the Chemical Bank
proceeded with owing to the absence of Am
brose L. Jcrdon Esq., engaged another The District
Attorney Mr. Bueed oneof defendants counsel were
anxious 10 20 ON with the trial. but the Recorder having prom
ICED Mr. Jordon the should not proceed during his alb
adjournment Of the for the day.
District Attorney then asked leave withdraw juror,
which right aud ingly made motion 70 inst
effect ofthe then left his seat and when ms name
was did not answer which in law to discoatin
uance Of the case. . 49,, -
MI Hall then gave notice that he shall not try Cole again on
the same Indictment would aagn HIM for trial on kim
bred indictment In relation to the same forgery , ,
M, Rnseed said he had Witnesses in attendance who had
come thousand miles and expense and therefore was
deou of knowing when his client would be again placed On
his defense. ,,...r. l..
should cali II up again.
laon the ordered by the Recorder to take his seat
The contempt postponed till Saturday or the Monday
oxur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
CUpREME COURT-City and County of New

- York.-wILLIAM Fl. TAYLOR against THOMAS J..
SLOAN JANET his wife, Samuel Leggett and Ann Eliza
his wife The President Directors and Comp Of the Quine-
bsug Bank The President Directors and Company Of the Coo
wsy Bank and othersSummons for relief-To the Defend
ants: You are hereby summoned and required answer the
complaint this scon of which copy herewith s.ryed upon
YOU and serve copy of at ONCE at NO.
SIS Broome the City of NewYork within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive Of the day OF such srce
and II YOU fail to answer the complaint aforesaid the plaintiff
will apply the Court for the relief demanded IN the
Dated April q, 1855 -, 60.
The complaint this action hled IN the ONCE OF the
of the CIV and County Of NewYok the ith dsy OF May
les5. EDWARD A. fhASEh, fisihtih Aitofnoy'
ma fav6yIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

SIR: Your journal Of the 10th inst states that the
Of the Thirteenth Ward charged with Official
corruption This statement IL uDcontradeted calcusted 10
place me unfayorabe light before the public The fact
The person agena whom this charge has been brought Is the
Of the Eleventh Ward whom fully be-
and upright though placed 10 false position
facts brought light that this will be plainly
Knowing Of right and justice beg will
insert tho IN your valuable journal and oblige
Yours. &c ABRAHAM MYERS,
StreetIDspector Thirteenth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
ctpREME CotRr. Eris Countr.-fforst

- shunwsy and Mo.es Bso. Survivors Of Abuer pysut.
ses.ssa Exsen,ors of the last viii and 81 Jsb~s
Gocis deceased plaintiffs sgns' Abby r Hcssock. 0rgs-
veDo " Hescoct Rerben Hesecck Jsnser. snd ysAa g.
rowssSdes indistus sd Trustees under and E<scssos
and Esssa,Ii1 81 the last yin and tcsssocat q Resbs
Heaeek Deceased Nancy r Hesecck wf o. grossshof W.
Heseccl Fxs C. Heseock wife Of Reuben u. Heseook, IT,
Ahty r. Trcri5se wife Of John s. Trgwbass. Sseas n
Dirkey sSd Ennene Dckey his WIFE, Holy Hopkins
and Ably EoPkus b. WIFE wsl,sf !. .ss $500 49,:
p.ieEn, whis Bark Of Buffalo, William Bu,ke Ess9ss
Crosksr. Jese2h Gsnd Nlsm Kelley deceased David ~
Cs, Georse W, Meri1. wlisn B. McEsen Bsrgsnia IN
Gle President II tho Bank Of Gene@ee iism Tharoc ne
Cry a. joel ksse spd Ebsneser Hde Henry LIMB
sarah Lamb his IF join Van Dsn aud Br.beh Ssn D..
Cohso and Seth Gro-veno defnisss To the dfsn1suss
above naned: rALLMAD6E \. BR0wN I'D WILLIAM
THCRTON, and each Of them You hereby srioaed -
answer the eompssn IN this .een and ss cory q yes
DAYS Aier the service hereof exclusive IN dsy Of such
vice; and if ysu fol TO tn eomplsln s6resd tbs
uaniizs will apply the Court fs the esf dcuAuis Gid
ccmpast; whfh slant flied the oee Of As Cesk
Of the County Of Erie the s,b day q ATs Dsfed
Buffalo, kpin lsA JOHN h CCkTtNlCS,
sls isssicwIh flh"iHs Auonfy. Bunao.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A fire broke out about o'clock yesterday in an out
building attached to the mandatory of Stephen
Kidder in Steuben-st, near Flushing-av. The fire
was occasioned by the overlooking OF kettle of oil.
The structure was burned down, and the contents,
consisting of valuable skins, were destroyed. The
fire was extinguished before the flames communicated
to the main building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

WAsHISGTos PARK-W ashington Park Is begin
ming TO agreeable aspect The grounisae being
eyeed and the walks mostly graded Trees have been set
out the nights and planted along the slope toward
and this side already presents fine Wokmen
epgssed removing the small mounds and levens the plot
which aces Mrte-av and Canton-st and from the
the be performed the whole Park will be
public by Summer at the furthet
yiding the appropriation exhausted in the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
IAdversementI
To HIS HONOR THE MAYOR-Dear Sir: III

premises of the subscriber situated in Mots below Houston
have bet deaced by unknown per
cons for the last eighteen months notwithstanding frequent
complaints have been made the Police OF this Ward the
dsmage end nuisance remain undated -,
reward Of Ten Dollars will be paid any who will
give the that win lead the detection and convc
tion Of the offenders.
The undersigned this opportunity to return his thanks to
the abe and ctcenf IN Captain of this Police District
CHAs HOPPER, No. ga Mottst.
Eeae- York June Is, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
CITY ITEMS.

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-George Potter, said to be
an old offender was yesterday arrested by and
Thorn of Eleventh Ward Poce. cbsed with having bar
entered dwelling of Robert Cowan. No. $50 Four
teens by false keys with intent steal. Mr.
aud family temporarily absent from home the
time which doubt known by Potter But for his
timely discovery he probably would have snsacked the
punder The accused taken before Justice
Wood and committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

RopaERY BY SERVANT GfRL-Within the last
two days Mr Allen of No IL Clements place having missed
large quantities of household goods sting Of silk dress
plaid dress pillows several sets OF pillow cases,
Of muslin uncut half dozen silver spoons marked A.
ofpaed spoons and forks sheets pair OF blankets
piece OF sheefing made up black silk lace
with large number Of other articles she taxed Margaret Nolan
with the theft when she appeared TO be quite
ssed Mr. Allen then went in search Of en- officer aud dur
ing her absence the girl absconded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
ADVERTISEMENT
CONGRESS-. ex-

THE WORLDS MEDICAL CONGREss.-This ex-
tenve Medical institution composed of foreign and native
and surgical In vogue Is at No 52 broadwsy ana
ready the treatment If disease known 20 the human
frame Inyads consulting this Institution avail themselves
the surgical skill Of the whole world The
Medical Congress session and be consulted every day
except Sundays ga NJ to T. NJ competent physician
IL constantly attendance durag the intervals that the Con
sres. Ia NOT session. and be consulted from to a. M
ana sto7P H. X. ROOF M. D. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
Me0iral.
RHoDEss FEVER AND . AGUE !, CURE y: S, q

DHODES's FEVER AND AGUE CURE, Or
SENTioN and Cure Of INTERMIrTEHT "a REMIT SG nr
VEIL DUNE DUNE Aerk,1 cESfkxI 5ESiGiTY; EIosr
s sMnA1 siI ld s'o % %1ss T ssS: ::s:s
poson, which at certain seasons unssodsoJ mae
scuh E:s ' Os ws.snd Viii s1syvhsr. ysd a.
s;ss,s,ss s9SS' rSIsa Il EVER M26E
Tls specific 20 harmless hat Be nhss Psnons Of
condition. ,1S "a o x sss ssss s e. ~
dssss1Ios: drug paddle Of any Of which ;d'd ''s
n "a sssts i;r. As siss IS ;;;
IL vii entirely protect any rsdent traveller eysa N sss
most sieily swsmpy localities from any Agus blous D.
whatever, or any injury from constantly m.sms nass
cheek the Ass: ssss: .ss ns.: ,ss: e.
they have another chill By continuing " ~ accord
is. I'd p.sa nsa: Se . J. csn. Dss Ss ssss
The patient once S.n: % , ssS ssp -.
~ FnsIiy IT, use s, viii Danish Fsysr and Age ~ -
= I! :: !; !: ;;:; 8: :
oDs Or I s~o Soto. VIII answer for odny se.s
re9ds %o1s in German Fsseh end spss ssso1p
fss 5ss ;f; s.i s:ss:: ;si :; -
GENERAL HsrsTs-c cie.sssr Co snS 2; n ~ M
ss:fSI T S,s,: 5 ss::.i s Ta.ss:
r,oIe ~ r ~. f3uton Milwaukee, Havtsn1 ksey 4
xUsvsss O. s. whsssen, 81 Leah md er sas ~
me dSeins osAe'' YE SHAKERS READ,
One Of the many tesopiss seceved snct daily f.gescf
RHODEs,s FEVER and A0UK CuHE, whieh hes nsvereleds
LEwIssuac, Union Co, Pa, Hay 9 1854
Mr. j. A. RHoDEs-Desr Sir; The box usdicne yos sssk
me day received the Lib os and haad y's ss0-
with receipt Coz the same.
have sold souf Of H. and IA H. psspls whshavs
used sssssd that hs. cured them essss,sy ssp
pe Asue Ia every who has used e. sn1 Of s casa
Of Standing Ny dster who has hnd far Gse % s
nat only long = abe wood takeh Md. entirely
IL ihus eoasinuss 70 keep on the 49, = 49, IN.
you may expect from ne large orders u.o,xr,v
i am Sif, yours, very truly, e. n hco1Ntt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
advertisement
SIMMER UNDER GARMENTS and HOSIERY of

every description very price viii be found
RANKIs's OLD STAND. No. l04 BowERY.
special attention Is invited 81 this to the
ZEPHYR MERIxo USDgRNEsTs,
originally introduced establishment several years SINCE
snd which universally approved for their
elasticity durability and cheapness.
A. RANKIN L Co., No. 104 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
lFDuCED PRICES loo Ibs BAGGAGE

II FREE -four Hours from Ocean to Ocean By Panama
RaoedNo Exposure Desdly Miaas and psngerous Nav
isatiou in open River and Lake BoasThough Tor California
via Panama hscadThe United States Mail Con-
at 2oeock NJ precisely from pier foot OF Wsrenst North
River the new splendid steamship LLikOS 15o0 tuna
burden, J. p. Mckinsry, U. 8. n, Commander ~,
Passengers Mails viii be forwarded by Panama haarcsds
panys magnificent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS s tuns
readiness and leave Immediately for San Francisco a
The public ara informed p NJ s. s. Co always have
for sea TO avoid any possible detention Of Passengers Nails
FOR passage apply to W. RAYMOND, at the only once OF
the Companies No. III wess, Warren, N. r. fronting
the North River fs.s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
cOIrpr cAIENDAR-TMs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 1,495. 424, 345 90, 335, 96?,
sss 2e ioi7 1924 Ioo5i ss 900 SIS s sos 1929 iocs
7C6 1914 ga 2l1 22 8i9 g. 1871 49, 5i DBL sS OIL 30
ssh 7s5 s6i 1862 1870 $40, s 2s4 1915 s4l 10 52 lSs
S68. go m
CIRCUIT CoURT-Part Mos 2, 80 to ll3. Fart
II-Nos 1917, l727. u, II, ia to 122 i24 l2a -
Common PLEAs-Part Mos. 74O, 1877, $50, 7is
ga ga 2a5, AZ 500 1884, lc7 40. Part lI-Nos 96 to
Q5ei. -, a
SUPREME CoURr.-Speciai Term.-Nos. i0l, ls,
lc3 S. 49, l24 l42 14S &C. g. As So ST. 92 l34, 10 81 loa
L. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. IL, 20 to -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
package.

ExcrRsros OF FEMALE GRAMMAR School No. a.
On Saturday last the pupils Of the senior classes of the
Female Department of Ward School No. 42 had an
excursion to Bulls Ferry, where they passed the day
in various rural sports and returned in the evening
delighted with their excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

SUPERIOR CGURT-JUNE l+-Before Judge BoswoarH.
Jol Hcrguant agt John La Fege
To recover damages for alleged eviction srom saloon
of Metropolitan already referred Verdict for plain
tiff, .$ec6 IS.
Before Judge SLossoS.
JkR Milbank & Co. sgt. Alex Denuston Co.
By New-YOrk mercantile firm against house at
Liverpool $50 c0 alleged damage by not complying
with consignment OF COO bIrrels of -four in
1876 which noncompliance denied already referred In
this case he Jury unable agree and discharged
They stood Il said fsyor of verdict for plaintiff
for about $f4,0t0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
Advertisement
The great inhaling remedy for Asthma, COnsump-

ton and all diseases Throat and Lungs Dr. CuRTs's
HYcEAxA Thousands have been restored health the past
wear BY the Hygeana Principal Oce No. S3 Broadway and
sod BY c. H. RISG No. 1876 Broadway Prce only $5 pack
age Dr CvRTs will the Office dsy from 10 70 o'clock,
where BIO may 10 consulted free Of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT COURT-JvSE l3-Befjse Judge MORRIS.
James Cune Archibald Robertson and others
To recover $780, for personal services in buying
In the the Canal and Navigation Company at New
Or organizing Company under the Charter the
defense to which that plaintiff had been fully paid In this
case referred which has occupd the Court and Jury
for the weeks the Jury unable and wre
discharged They stood said eleven to one IN favor OF de-
PENDANT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUSE R-Befors
Judge NELSON.
DECISION on APPEAL.

Burt Minturn agt. Steamboat Swan.
To recover value of the schooner IL. II. Day and
cargo sunk in Of running apou nken coabge
in the Rartan River which had been in tow Of the SWIM but
Suit brought against the steamboat being alleged that she
was bound place light buoy over the barge to show
appeal This Court eonde-as the swan was not to
light as commended for Whether the propeller would
be liable q not determined Decree of Court below at
6rmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

The Delegates fror, Pennsylvania and New-Jersey
will also present Northern Platform. Not State
north of Mason and Di1ons line represented here,
save perhaps New York, win submit to the Platform
adopted by the Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
CUPREME COURT, Erie County. = JosepI

- Heon Plaintiff against Abby p Heacock Orosvenor W.
Heecock Reuben Heacock Junior and John s. Trow
individually and Trustees under and Executors and
ceased Charles W. Evans Nancy Hescoct wife OF Grove
w. Hsaceek Eliza HescocL wife q Rsussn d Hss
samuel 81 Hopkins Mary Jane H. Hopkins his wife Abby ~.
Hescock Tslsdse T. Brown survivor OF John os,ss 90
Burke Ersstus Croker Joseph Guild Joseph Kelley No.
Of iiam Kelley deceased; David Insss GeofSe - ~
Rspk of Genesee William Thuston, The City % ~ b;es
g Rec Ebcnezer Hale Seth Grosveuor and all
MADGE z. BROWN, WILLIAM THvhSIOc' isrsby Wm-
W. DICKINSON and each Of them; lou "a ssve copy Of
your answer on me- once tho S a tSe day Of such
twenty day. after the service s oopsisf Aforesaid the
servee; nc ~ ~ urt tho relief demanded " said
plaintiff viii sppy 70 G "a died the oce IL the CLERK
~, ,. ef Era % d ish day Of April is-sssd
Buffalo 6 6 l. cuRrESIUs. Plaintiffs Attorney. Buais
ale 1swicwn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. JUNE II
lenred this Forenoon

Bsrk-Tacony, James, Philadelphia, w. w. Thompson.
Brig-Besver. Nickerson, Bangor Plisbury Sanford.
Schooner-Eizabeth, Sslser Newbern, Davis Holmes.
Bsrge-Albany, Drake, Philadelphia, J. * n. BrissA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
(Advertipement
LAST THREE DAYS OF THE BABY-SHOw.-The

last opportunity the BABY SHOW On Saturday closes
positively New the lovely Prize Chi dren, well the
Twins Trpets and Fat Children be seen a. BAsSUNs
AusEvn without crowd and without difficulty No extra
charge ell the curoes and the afternoon and evening
performances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

The COUNTY JAIL-The Board OF Supervisors havs
passed resolution requesting all throughout the city
county convs and Migrants who are sentenced
DAYS and upward the County Penifen
tiary instead of the Jail as heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

THr ORscESE Book TRADE."A Virsuous Man y
writee the Mayorthst although Giler Co. have been
driven from their obscene book business in Fuon-st
to Philadelphis, they still have man at their old
place. who forwards their letters to them by the
package.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
BROOKL YN LI,ENG.

BuRGLARY.-Yesterdey morning about o'clock
the grocery q Mr. Cspp, Of South First and Tenth
was entered The burger engaged ransackng
the money brewer when awoke and attempted
rest the thief but succeeded In eectng his escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

ALLEGED OUTRAoE.-A man named Christian Price,
arrested by Officer Videto of the Fifth Police District was
BROUGHT before Justice Jacobs yeerday charge Of commit
ting an outrage person Of Phsnena Wilson. Accused
gave bonds to appear for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
fkdyerfisemeut.'

"UXCLE TOMS CABIN" with Little CORDEIIA
HowARD and the Howard FAMILY and all this week
also on SATURDAY AfTEEsooS-at PvKpY's NATIONAL
THEATRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
ADVERTISEMENT
To Acrr SrrrrrprRs--TaL

TonieS Mercury Qaiuins febneos Stychnine AnsiPs
oo o. any kind The known Of these noxoas
ssssss then 70 be the os.ns either Of false medical
poison Malaria The one cause f which the one remedy
nstef sntidofe which neutraze H. Take this and
secured Soc TIE advertisement Of RHoDEss Fever