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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, July 20-P. NJ. '


The faneies were generally heavy this morning and
the amount of business done was limited. At the
Second Board the market stronger and after the
Board prices had rather an upward tendency. New
York Central seld at lOlt which is better; Erie al
81; Reading 9Ol &c. The dividend upon Reading
does not appear 10 have given satisfaction, as the
mark ct bas fallen 3 per cent under it, New York
Central s doing very large business, ane the reduc-
ton Of fare produces apparently but little effect upon
the receipts. Harlem and Hudson River were very
heavy. The preferred stock of the former has mate
rally declined. Norwich steady at yesterdays
price The Managers OF this road have faith that the
current SIX months will show a much better result
than The last Stockholders understand can re-
ceiye their dividends at in bonds at par If they
so elect. Cleveland and Toledo was firm at ssl,
farther improvements Galena and Chicago, l09
Chicago and Rock Island at 93!; Canton Is qulet Cum
ber.aDd was 2sl, decline OF ! e cent In Railroad
Bonds the business was 100000 at about previous
prices Illinois Central Freeand the frmes kind
and in demand at 81; Construction do, s5s; New
York Central 1921 Fries 1893, oct 1875, 92l State
Stocks are rather frner but not active Holders
generally unwilling to sell at the recent decline.
In Exchange there il nothing of importance doing.
Sterling is 81 10 = cent; Francs Sis a5.l2t.
In Freghts We notice engagements to Liverpool Of
10000 bush. Corn at y Sd. IN bulk ana ships bags
400 bales Cotton at 5-32 36d., and some weight II
| alol. To Glasgow, 900 bush. at sd in ships
bags. Ship Gertrude, now at Alexandria, hence to
Melbourne on private terms.
The business at the Sub-Treasury is again small.
Received, s9l l3l; paid, els, 700; balance, s2,692,
l64. Paid from Assay Office, slOos; paid on dis
bursting checks, 1851
As was indicated by The revenue Of the week, the
Imports are large. The revenue is, however, again
small. The figures of the week in Dry Goods
1887 9ss, against s2,3 lG3 week last year.
The details are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

The Nerr-HaUen journal July 16, says: There "a
queer looking eoifce fronting Park place below
George street. the design and object of winch would
sadly puzzle the uquisitivo stranger. Ii is succeed
house of story apparently sixteen feet between the
joints with three long windows on the front dead walls
on each side and no doorway visible This queer
structure is the residence of the poet James G.. Perez
val whose morbid dread of mortality rather OF the
society OF his ieoe men, hes been gratied in the style
of his mansion. The entrance is in the rear of the
house, spproachable by path which his unfrequent
footsteps has hardly worn In the turf The chief OBJ
ieo, OF the building TO have been to a safe
place for his valuable library which is arranged in
large library occupying the entire rOnt of the
building. The comforts of home are apparently in
cdenia 10 the safety Of this Library aud provided
for in restricted in the rear of the house.
Al this place Mr. Percival when not employed abroad
may enjoy oil the solitude of recluse, and shut up
with bis cherished books forget the world which so
much regrets his own seclusion from it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

Notwiths anding the extra demand usual at this
pe,iod money il very abundant IN the stOckExchange
as well as in the discountmsrket.
The drain of silver 10 the East continues. The
amount Of specie and bullion shipped on board the
sultan for Alexandria is t54s O4s, of which t56,6s5
ia in gold and the remaining Ei9l 1863 entirely in
silver.
The French loan is to be for $780, 900 of francs,
or about $50, 900 sterling. IL is anticipated thar,
as was the case with the last French loan, subscrp-
ton lists will be opened in London, should the terms
offered by the French Government prove satisfactory
In the event however, of the French public showing
their former eogerncss TO subscribe, 1t Is considered
improbable that any portion OF the allotment will md
its way 10 England.
Tie ates, Paris advices, however, mention report
that the raising of the new oan is TO be deferred Tor
short period II this should prove correct, It VIII
perhaps be taken 20 indicate that soae decisive move
ment is expected in the Crmoa which may enable the
contract 10 be msde on better than at the pres
.nt moment.
There was a continued demand for gold for the
Continent.
The News says:
"The speculative sales recently effected in anticl'
patton of the French loan appear TO have been met oy
a steady absorption of az ck. Inc hneness OF tue
weather continues 10 afford great satisfaction and al
though the weakness of the foreign exchanges in-
creased by the French oan is referred to as an adj
we're feature, owiog TO the probability of some con
Siderable amounts of gold being drawn from tniS se
We, in view of the large bullion imports and oil the
fect that the Bank metallic stock ls now upward oil
600 sterling, apprehension is felt that this
influence will affect tie existing ease OF the money
mark t especially Is the dividends viii be payable to
the public on Monday next"
The Times of Saturday says:
"The English funds opened steadily this morning
at the quotations of yesterday and subsequently mani
tested a tendency to Improvement. Consols for the
10th inst were first quoted OF 70 l. ex dividend and,
after having touched 9l5, closed At 9l4."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

The business at the Clearing House sl3, ,229
which is comparatively small.
The announcement Of the new Bank in our issue
this morning little premature the whole matter
e. yet beng In an informal state. The movement
originated in want felt by some Of our foreign houses
of Banking Institution which should be more
especially devoted 10 their interests than or present
Banks are. vast amount of good paper is made in
this City by foreign houses which as it seldom comes
under the notice Of Bank directors, is not sufficiently
well known by them and consequently is forced into
the street for sale. The institution il Il under
stood, having q majority of the Board German and
French importers, viii be thoroughly posted as to the
standing of this paper, and will meet the discount
wants of thoss who hold ii. At the same time il
will lot be class Bank, but while seeking business
among all classes of our foreign population. il will
equally solicit that of native merchants. In this
view We suggest that the Cosmopolitan" would be
en- appropriate name for the new institution The
names of the officers did not give correctly in our
previous notice. Mr.. E. S. Balm, of Balm 4 San.
der is to be the President temporarily at least and
Mr.. Asher Kursheedt win probably be selected as
Cashier
The new Croton Bank being organized by the de-
feated Directors of the Broadway Bank. has we hear
already $3.50 900 subscribed to its capital stock The
amount needed is sloOo, coo. This is probably the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
MARRIED.

DAvIsCRAsPAt Philadelphia Tuesday July IL BY the
Rev. George Chandler, Nh CoUsTLAND Ii. DAVIS Miss
SUSAN CRANP
FAuScK-MoNNGTR-At Philadelphia, Sunday evening,
July BY the Rev George Chandler Mr. De- fAVNcs
Miss CAsoLINs L. MoSNGER
GxKsSE-GRkES-At Madison, " J., Wednesday, July 49,
by the Rev David Greene DAVID 4. GREENE Of Newfork
City. NJ AUGUSTA, daughter Of Dr. H. p. Green Of the
forneT place
GSErSE-EvaNs-At ST. Georges Chapel wednesday July
10 BY the Rev j. J. Bowden of n. j., HsNRY A. GREENE Il
Jeney City TO ANNE L. Evans daughter " the Rev. B.
Evans Of 81 Georges Chapel, New-fork
HoGE-CLsoUN-At the University Of Virginia Tuesday
July H. by the Rev VIM McGufey j. J. hOeE, ESD, Of
Wheeling Va 70 Hiss MARY s. CALHOUN Of the University
Of Virginia
sTtnsoS-WBEELKR-At Colchester Conn, on "Wednesday,
July le BY the Rev. Boes, EDWIN b. Srssos.
NJ D., Of New'y0rk, 70 Mas May WHEELER Of The
to.ner place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

sEEDs-A moderate densad for Clover; sale, a. a..
Flas wssiet =, Al s5aei pi Jn-eed arm, ..i-s
cutfa sx6&2ca =
sPICEs-sses have ;fansred Of IS bags PspPer a, TO-
essss Penang Nutmeg. 81 sc. 81
ST GARS-Haye becn firm, with fslr s1ouat ~
dor mostly he tfase The sales so hhtx ,e
coyafo % 81 acc ADD bhas Tesss private TIM "a
TlN-Tte maiket {, firm Pins. With ssi, n "a L
Sd SO os OF Pig sale. OF 80 ssS. a. ~ IN
q mos. Sf1
TOBACCO continues e. n wi moderate degree q -.
y, sales OF iao hhfs Kentucky ~ i2c % has.
NdSci 20 bales as a. s(aJ4-; lao seeded
500 " esses Sienfaegos terms nz lie p1a va
WOOL-The market l. very frn fof Donessic Iles..
trsde Is es.nns iis Former visos, the snc
Of The cereals npart' eonhccree 90 manufacturer n
quality; Sd4ie Tor no i,1na and tsGte fOr fns PaI
in re.dy request, With sales Of so n IT SS cssh for L
bot no ceTs verv firm. ~
WHlsKY-1he demand Is far and the sunny o.a
Drucce il firm sc &c.
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MARINE 10 UR Nal
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....
Cleared.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City, Windle. Aspinwil ~ O. Il
erfs; northern Light, Til klepeagh, San Iusu, Mcrsm
ships-Hornet, Bcasor San Francisco, A. N. Lswr-,.
Cora Linn Durham, Glasgow, Dunham Dimon
Bsrks-C. w PoutDey, Cousnt, PhladelPhia, j. W. Er
A. Co yirsipisn Remedy Richmond. C. II. Piersoni Pss
avery jacksonville Brett, Son 4 Co Lunets, Yst 70
lsnd Russell vning, Suliote, circuit philadelphia Ii
Brookmap Co L-ura Snow Keller, Cowes and mrts
Rrig-Princeton, AL en- Philadelphia. c. & T. j. Petsn
schooner.-L. A. Edwards, Hartck, Charleston, Dive
Potter. 4 w Brown, Derckson Wilmington, DOnsr ~
ter; j. w Stan, Starr, Baltimore j. l. Merrill W. Ss.1
Chaplin Bucksvile r. p Buck Co.. Pleisdes ibtl xas
ION Windsor j. s. Whitney Co. f. y. Wlletts, Caa-x
Washington j. II. Mathews; Atlantic, Ellis, Salem, az
Mar Wise Crockett. Iori-aut at Q White Duucssb
tunes Bride, Gieu baltimore, Mailer Lord;
Propeiler-Tscony, Hand Phi sdep hia, w. II. Thongs
Bsrse-Mnncsots, Wright, Phladelphs, w. II. nouz
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
s,ypRymY coURT-sPEeIAL rERh-JVLf -
prcfgIOSs

SJyPpEMt COtRI-oPbCihL t"~N'
e.-.h sLol,or Sc against Jacob Carpenter.
lCncuit CASE Judgment ior pa ann IN; .. se,,lea ~
Several cases noted III Tue ouheun 90
Int in what way If not slater.
~, w Mead act Ann NJ. Mead. Case sent 10
Inv 10 have PRECEDENCE on The Calendar
peter p. Van Zandt egt n. X Con Attorney
ce-ernl &C. agt- Reformed Dutch Cnurchi 'ro'oy
~. Charles p Leyerech and another. In these cases
motion denied.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT-JULY @-Before Judge oEtES'
CtVaK OF The SECOND DISTRICT POLICE COURT
u ullam b. Canbeg AIT. The City OF New,h9rk.
Plaintiff elaine TO have !eeD appointed by the
posrs If Aldermen meeting 10 Convention on ,he
1s,h e June last CLERK of the above Court Justice
Vrpt ans and brings action to recover s4l 90 sHa'y
Loo. N lie due 10 him as such Clerk from June IL
L. JAY /, 1855.
frvrneni il resisted. on the ground that Mr.. c. had
m, be IN vaidly appointed; that the resolution calling
tho Convention when presented 10 the Mayor was
signed BY the Click, but not by the presiding oeeI
Of The Board that there If no proof mat the can O'
the Convention was passed by majority OF all the
m.ubers elected as required by the act OF 1906 that
the City Charter requires that all City officers shan
take tie oath Of office before the Mayor "hle lnls
yaa taken before Judge Morris; that when party
anuIes 10 the MAYOR 10 be sworn in the papers must
how on their face tha he has been legally appointed
that il had not been shown that the oath of Office has
been nCd il the Mayors office, az required y the
Charter Of l8l9; and that Alfred Chancellor was cerK
Of said Court de f0ctO when plainf was appointed
anc no proceedings had been taken 10 Dust MN, ana
that no vacancy therefore existed and that the act
of 1855 had confirmed Chancellor in his Office.
II was shown by the proof that Mr.. Canuitf vas ap
pointed by majority Of the Convection June 10, THE
Mayor however not attending, to Che said office, to
" I'll the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF
William $. Dawson. IL was also showa ma DAY.
resigBed on LIST January, and that Mayor Wood
APPOINTED Alfred Chancellor Clerk in place of Dsyi
con who has since filed the situation and been paid
I.y the Controller. II further shown IN Il Mr.
CaDnif after being appointed by the Convention, ap-
piled 10 the Mayor 10 be sworn IN but the Mayor re-
fused swear him, when Mr. c., as already stated,
appeared before Judge Morris and was sworn in.
1t Is contepded by the counsel for lr. Canni that
be has been regularly and vnioy appointed while the
reverse insisted upon by defer Decision reserved
For plaintiff, Messrs. TomlinsOn and Hudson. For
defense Mr.. A. X. La YTeDce, Jr, Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

ESyrcrs or THE HEAr.-Coroper bedding held an
Inquest yesterday upon woman nsmed Mary Ruer,
eyed 4o native 81 Ireland who died 81 her residence
IN Mllst from exhaustion consequent upon the heat.
An inquest also held upon the body of young
woman in Garrison-st, near York, who dropped in a
chair 4 ad from exhaustion. The woman of the house
had On the room temporarily and returning found
Der in a sitting posture but life was extinct.
John Dwyne, laboring man, was sun-struck on
n iNHrav. He was taken mp and conveyed to
aeg''0r' :; louse where remedies were applied sDa
~ coco7r a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
Disasters, &c.

BARK SARAH CHASE, Ossood, condemned q bue' Al
sold May "A hull sno lower rnasts al $i,75o spas
separate. -. AZ
Tar BREMEN SHIP MIsERyA. which w@ seized -
tried and ndemned in the United States DistrS.
yiolstion Of the act Of Congress reg1lsin the
gers 10 be carried was releazed on WedI ssdsy By
Secretary Of the Treasury, on the paymen. Of '~
with coats q, r ~
SHIP Dox JuAs Of San FfsDcisco Capt Dave A. -
was 6ismased IN hurricane on the 5;h at ard ~ ,
on the succeeding day, near Shasntanejo, nonn -
Ship and cargo total loss No Insurance.. Cspt ~
Travelled 80 miles. and after much suffering rese1
the day before the sailing Of the steamer. ,, -
BRIG PAULISA, Taylor, from Baltimore for 80
into In the Bay, and put into Norfolk 18th 70
SEER. EMMA, lost on Csicos Reef, was az Az y
tun re otter built ct Dorche,ter Nd IN sS
Barring Kibbey Of this city. and insured Tor W.
Wallst. and the balance 10 Philsdelphis - , xr w.
The scHE. WATcHAAS, from Pctou, y 90, Al y
foundered on tie nth inst. near the ise Of oD'
were saved and have arrived At Portland
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Mr.. Satterthwaite's Circular says:

The market American Securities continues active though
Stare Bonds there much les business thsn Railroad
Bonds the demand for which steadily nc-ses bar confined
TO those Of We. known character either fE intrinsic worth
highly probable future value
k.wYo cent Bonds more inquired for than for
rme past.
Enc Bonds. 1883 md 1875 maintained last weeks
sies improved upon advance reported per
Africe from NewYork
For Illinois sreelsnd Bonds the demand constantly In.
itssins ard the price fuly al above ConTr1etion
Bones the shares there sso many nques tney close
very firm with buyers az . dis
P,nnylysnsn Central and Michigan Central Bonds both
finn quotations The ,ssue Of Michigan Central
y cent Sterling Bends are 20 premium.
The market for Crest Western Of Canada Shares steady
but the excitement subsdnE The issue Of
for every old share agreed the meeting Ths
heavy ~ premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
Markets..C AREFuLLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

FRIUAy, July 90 tS5c.
ASHES-The market is without change OF impor1ncei the
dem fairs Of 50 bbs Pots at 80 30 AMI Pearls al
Sc GA. .. -,
BEEsWAx-The market is steady sales of 8 coo u.s. at Dc
for Southern
COAL-There but little doing IN Anthracite az tffo0t 10
q tun BY the cargo. Foreign Is alec dull.
C)TTON-The market has not yet become settledi soue
holders have submitted decline of &c. This Is not general
willing part with their stocks az that aoat
No sas reported to-day parties are waiting the re
eeip their Canada their way from
Boston We lower aons TO conform 20 the decline
mentned above which exhibits the basis OF the an'aon''
sEwYoRK CLAssIFIcArIos
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Nv TeIeUrapn.

BOSTON July 20 Spoken. nay %. lat Is ", ~
ship Pengeiln from New-Yo fer Hong Kong: AZ,
Sc s. Ion. So chip Atssnta from NewYork for Sac -
June 49, LAT 81 80 H. Ion. IS 80 W., ship John Jsy 80
York for Manila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

Ar. al New. Bedford 18Th new ship Plevef &c o.
ft Tor whaling Sailed ship India, Rowland, q 80
eors ,enorts her a. Bsy Of Islands FEB. a. win ~
Also reports At do same date, Planter, sshnsri 7rp
Lexington. Brock, DO, leo sp. and WI !,
New Bedford, 4co sp. ~ IN. Lsnce. Z,
riii1s) William and Eliza, New-Bedf0rd, WIN ~
Wsite. DO. 5E0 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

NFw-OxLEANs July Is-Our CorroS msrkst = AL =
prices have decne &C. sales 70 day; loo bales az 9ta
NEEDING
CHaRIrsroS july I8-There Is limited demaad for Con
day. Soles go bales % prices ranging from II iic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

Budns reported hi. xesi IN Psnasyy.ns sts+ sSais
lcI Maryland steilirg 81. eSdy VIrnis ssras s5 Dol
sr ssde. ngois Central Railroad y td.ema6e sIs -
a1s. FeelsnSs 76dT7 Sew-YoEk s1A rrs nurosd 7s list
uo.saeel ltIdIf2 "a soSs, Psnrsyivanis Rail
rosd 6, az Pegs on he SHE wei supported Canada
& IIzdIi-l. dividend Let Jutg
The return from the = ank OF England for The week
ending the sOh OF June gives the following results,
when G. impaired with the previous week:
phc 5s,a., ss Is ogs Decrease. ........ $3.50 $50
o., fe,sit. IA IA -ta Iucryase .......... 2ls1s
80 g.. N'p~'' SiIets7 Iuc,ease......... 1878
ON re other side Of the account:
Government securities. $50 cos Tue ssme IS esio,s;
O<h-r securities.......... l9,ftfsS IA ~,
So,s uDenplCyed....... IL 1929 Dee''a4''''''
The an cunt of notes in circulation Is 40 l69'ofo,
being an increase Of f623 i20 and the stock OF bull
lion in bath departments is 4ls,ois,S7', showing
decrease of $50, 45I, when compared with the pre-
ceding return.
The following table will show the fluctuations in
Consois since the aoih Mt:
For Money. For Account q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
His quotations are:

These figures show a general advance on the last
quotatioDs-Illinois Central Freeland Bonds having
improved q y cent and Convertible II q cent
Messrs. Barring 4 Co. say in regard to American
Stocks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

A BOLD OPERATIoS.-Yesierday afternoon during
the storm come boys sought shelter under the awning
In front Of Baisley's coffin warehouse in Court-st
daughter of Mr. Basey having been sent to tho house
Sor her fathers watch returned and laid it on the desk
in the office, MIR. Baisley having gone into another
apartment One of the boys threw the hat OF another
OF tie party into the store and going in after IT, seized
the watch and off, not miDding the rain. They
were out.oI sight in very short time, and we've not
oYertaken. The watch Is valued at $3.50.
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Ocean Steamers
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAc...... rms DAY.
SUg-Rses....ii ~ Stts...,........1.b mooa-cefA 81
HIGH wkrER................rms DAY
Sandy Hook "a Gov Island. ..0:3f Hell Gate.-..l
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N-EW-JERSEY IIlEINS.


Gutter of Jersey City, there were two convie-
lions for illegally selling liquor. John Conigsn, at
the corner of Prospect and Morgan-ss., was found
guilty of a second oiense, and fined 500 and costs.
Henry Forbes was found guilty, and fined $40 and
costs not paying which, he committed to prison
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL Convention COM
posed Of the Methodist preachers in the Paterson Dis
tct and three Delegates from the greater portion of
the Sunday Schools in the District, held yestey
day in the Methodist Episcopal Church in York-st.,
Jeney City. The attendance numbered over f,rty
preachers and delegates The Rev. II. S. Porter,
Presilng Elder of the District, presided and the Rev.
X. b. Ysnd was Secretary. District Sunday School
Associstion was organized with the object of promo
ing the Sunday School interest. Constitution was
ADOPTED for the guidance of the Association. In the
evening public meeting was held in the church and
addresses were made by the Rev. Messrs. Freeman
md Tunison of Paterson, the Rev. Mr. Stokes Of
Belleville and Mr.. Ransom of jersey City, The As
soo;aiion will hold it's next meeting at Paterson on the
10th Of September next
CoxMoS CoUScIL.-There was an adjourned meet
Sg OF the Jasey City Common Council on Thursday
vsspiug at which the Salary Ordinance discussed
a. ~ Isidover io final passage al the next meeting
l,xspEfAScE Picnic IN PATERSON, N. Jon
tn, rsdey the Goth inst, the friends Of Temperance
and al me Probibtory Law will hold Picnic morn
inc md evening, the island in the Passae. Terms
of &C skssion--12i cents for adults, and cents for
chloI
Addresses from several eminent speakers in New
York Gsd elsewhere are expected. Tents will BE- erect
I'D for the supply of tea, coffee &c, to visitors and
for the scle Of other commodities.
The spot " one Of the most romantic TO be found in
the neghhorhood Of Patterson, being bat little dis
lance belo,y the Falls Parties who wish to avoid the
heat Of the city for day N nd agreeable society
and rational enjoyment
SuIcIpE.-A ba vber named Charles PfaHz commit
nod suicide AZ Toms River, Ocean County, on Satur-
day last by cutting hs throat with razor Deceased
was German BY birth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
Receipts OF Produce.

b. North Rirer Baais-6.6e2 bbs Flour. 2sS hash b.
81 lbs bush Corn u bb Ashes, 81 DO Pork, loo do WIG
81 do. Lard
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CouRr OF SESsIoSs.-In this Court, yesterday, John
Zizibeen heretofore convicted Of assault and battery
on Aid Zuyster was arraigned but in consequence of
his long imprisonment awaiting trial, sentence
suspended and he was discharged. William Brown,
colored convicted of stealing horse from Garret II.
Hendrickson, at Bay Ridge, was sentenced to the
State Prison for two years.