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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
SUPREME coURT-srrorAL Tsrn-Are. ls.

SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERN-Aue le.
DECISIONS.
In the matter of the petition of John Henshaw-or-
der Of assip nment granted and signed.
William +. Mouron agt. Samuel Ford Judgment
to stand If papers amended as to state concsey
the facts out sf which the indebtedness b .s arisen
George kirkland and others agt Alex. NJ Chrlstaer
Order set aside the ground that defendant did not
resce in the county 20 which execution was issued.
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Markets. C .RxrrLLr REPORTED FOR Tue rRIsusr.

sAruRDAr, August 10 iooo
AsHEs-Jhe nsrbet is steady for both kinds. ne sggary
stj sales of Sobb al IS 30 for ro's and % s "
Pearls
COTTON and buyers occupy the sane posture az re-
nora p cur @ and not snxoato reaixe
he tttr ndif disposed exc-pt de-
cline m the prces rror the .te.DeS arrivs the
rpore5 so bales Our qaosfors are nomi
nsly the same; repeat the - follows;
cL.ssiFtSkrIOs
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Spoken.

By uDos boat A. weservet 18th inst Of Enosh - -
A. Co.'S packets from Liverpool for Boston, with ios [
mast by The deck head and mizzen topmst-ss
them on the 9th inst
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Ocean Steamers
Passengers Arrived

H paok<t php Nesc York FROM Ha1eHr. Chamberlain rhi
a5erhs; Mira Chamberlain; W. ID. Bonney and LADY o1ston
Mrs C. Afoesn, Nrs " Cotabauld,, New'fork L. . rns'
F1rnce; c. MoTeep and lady.
III b. bark Kaillssa frOss Fsja,So, P.R-T. Cover.
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By Telegraph.

BOsTON-Arr. Aug l9, brgs Itaska, Mstsnzs; Fanny o.
Fields Shields schfs Revere Haronge A0s csyes
Lsft at Aux Cayes bss csroti Grace. waahagon H. c.
Broots Maria Lee. and Enterpr all from New fors
NEW-ORLEAN S-Arr. Aug. 1 bugs Handy King, New
York, Alfred, and Exslt, Philadelphia
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Advertisement.
TAdVertIstmentJ :. ,
i Il. .GTAFFnRDs OIIYE TAR-An electrified

j. r.. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR-An electrified
DIV fluid. which is Ipbaled and Apped IL IL Taken.
OLfyx TAR cures diseases of the Throat Lungs Nerves,
usces joints Skin. Price 90 bottle. Sofa by J..
LHAU No 1873 Broadway, aud At The Conpsnys Depot Nos
y and "A kewst
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[Advertisement.l

.HAsxsa's PATENT IMPROVED CsEoPY AND META sure
x1arspty sgain,t husketocs and all Insects-
W. SIRATTos. Sole Agent Nc. 30 Chsmbcrss-
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IAdvertisementl

novelty 10 the World They taken upon sls snd
are more durable besut and delicate than the dnsst Ds
xueeypes Taken stsntsueousy and adapted to the pro
AUCTION Of large groups. Made only Ct BRADYs, No. Se
BrosdzyeY, over Thompson'A
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SUPERIOR COURT-AUG. 1s-Before Judge HofFnas.
TONIISE BUILDISG.
Penfod set. Verplanck and others.
Motion for iajuncriJn 10 refrain the erection OF
building already referred to- The Judge granted
temporary Injunction further dfdaviis 10 be present
Cd by plaintiff on Monday, and motion thea can be
made TO dissolve the Injunction.
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.B.ROOKL -YN ITEMS.

MoBTA1IrY--Tbe whole number of deaths for the
week ending August ls were 1875, of which males
IS and females so. OF this number ls were adults
and IO7 minors. The principal causes of death we're
cholera ;nfantum end msrasmus Disedses-Casual.
ty, /; cholera nfantum 81; cholera morbus, /; con-
congestion of brain, 2; consumption 5; COMMISSIONS,
6; Group, 6; debility, 4; diarhea g. drcpsy in heed,
81 dysensery, 5; erysipeas Il brious fever, /; scsr
let fevers; fever l. wboopipg cough, 3; in
fsmmation Of brain, 3; Inflammation Of bowels, L;
inflammation. of liver 3; Inflammation Of lungs, S.
marasmus a.; measles, /; premature birth, Il sprue,
a. stilborp, 81 teeth;Dg, 3; ulcers on intestnes, !.
Total, 125.
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SATURDAY, August ls-P. NJ
The sales at the Stock Boerd were small to-day,
but quotations show slight improve nent. Reading,
Harlem and Eis were in demand at better prices. At
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ADVERTISEMENT
GAS GAs.--GAs-FIxTUREs will be found at the
greet Manufacturing Depot of ARCHER WARNER Co.. No.
Broadway Several desgns from French artists just
foyf fheE Eallt tYada
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10 URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....,
Cleared.

s.esnshps-Alsbsma, Schenck Savannah s. L Mitehi.
Marion F0ser. Charleston Spodord. Tneston Co.; James
stoyn PsIrsh Richmond Ludlam & Pessanfa
shps--es Gsnntet, Andrews San Ftncfco gu'ton Co;
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. ..rhis DAY.
sux-Rsss. 81 Il Set.......o oi aoos-Secs 1854
HIcH uATER............ .fHts DAY
gsadv Rook al Gov Island. II: 81 HsD Gss.. 2;l2
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FELoSIous AssAULr.-A man named John Myers
was attacked on Saturday night in the Eleventh
Ward by a gang of rowdies and most sbamefuly
beaten with clubs. A Mr. Hanneman, reading at
No. l62 Thirdst., witnessed the assault and msde
complaint against Frank Travis whom he chcrges
with being one Of the gang Travis was arrested and
committed for examination. The rest ef the gang are
at laIge.
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Advertisement.
lAdverrrcMentI
Desires 10 PURCHASE a DwRLLING-IIOUsE and

UUsTtB TTKCIfHtE u
Tor CT VACANT LOT either l4th 2Sd Shss between
th and shavs 42d between 5th cad 1thsys Pfce
cot 20 exceed $1,000 Address A. M No. % West 2Sds
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1s; stll-born and prsmsture birsha, s9 stomach
1swels, and cther digestive crgsus 1cs uncertain
seat and general Seyers, 25; urinary organs, o; old
age. 4. There were eighteen deaths from violent
sauses. including drowned, poiscnsd, murdered,
and fa,sl factues .1be nativity tsbie gives 5is
natives Of tho United sstes Go Of ireland, 30 Of Ger
many, Of England, ant the balaaceei various other
European countries.
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EAdyer,isemsntl
pHOroeRApHs AT BRADY's.- VIQnette head

TurOpe OF America except Il his estsbhmeDI Photographs
soored and eolors and rippcd every sac nom
NJ 10 the nssst miniature SO bTcsdwsy evef ThompsSnG
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IAdvsrts,erOent.I

PIRDY's NATIONAL THRArER. Another array
Of A. tina prosperous fhester tonight lees than
xfars-Mr. J. r. Seo Mr. Gratfsn Dawscn Mr. s. B. wilkins
MoGs Schmidt. Mrs. wilkins and Nile fheresc Pieces;
MAcsErH, FouR LoyERs, and HoLH IN rHe WsLI.
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WHO WILL SUFFER- when DR.. TOBIAs's cele
lidreuiseneaf

br,sed Venstan Lninent VII imedetety cnFe Caoers Co
Dysecery Vomiting Rheumatism Swelngs Cuts Buns &c
Depot No 20 CORTLAND, " Y. Sold b all the druggists
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N.EW-JERSEY ITEMS

TArAL RAILROAD AccIDESr.-On Thursday last
a man pamed Walter Miller, about 60 years of age,
was accidentally killed upon the track of the New
York and Erie Railroad, at Mddle,own, Orange Co.
He was walking upon one of the tracks, intenty
reading newspaper, snd a train passing along, he
stepped from that track 10 the other and was struck
by a train whick was passing upon that track. He
heard neither the whistle the shout Of the engineer.
The humber Of he locomotive struck him in bis side
and he died soon after of the injuries inflicted
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

SrAssISe AFFRAr -Iames Campbell and Thor,as
G. LeviDs, boys of ls years. got into tight Late on
Saturday Dight in Houston-st, when the former was
stabbed il the eye with pocket knife in the hands Of
his adversary. Hewas attended at the Eleventh Ward
Station BY DIR. KiHbark, and Levins arrested snl
locked W.
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HoRsE SrEALIsG.--CharleO Jackson, middle aged
man was yesterday arrested charged with stealing
horse worth sl25 from the stable No. l76 CAeny-st.
The animal was traced TO the possession of the
sused and found at No. 20 Rooseyetst. jackson
was held by Justice Brennan for examination.
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POPULATION OF JEssEY CrrT.-From the returns OF
the Census of Jersey City just made by the Assessors,
Messrs. James Gopsin and Ira Clark, the following
figures rolstve to the population of Jersey City
derived:
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TsE LsrI kgRDKR IN 0oEEef sr.-iseVhsa
Asp vrRprcr.-Coroner O'Donnel held an inquest
on Saturday at the Bellevue Hospital on the body OF
Mrs. Bridget Murray, who fatally stabbed ON the
morning Of the stb inst by her husband, Owen Mur-
ra, at their residence, 20. 10 Goercks, and died
On Nidsy night ct the Hospital.
william Roberts, resident of the Same house wnere
the pafies lived TEE s6ed that the deceesed was tenn
perate and Industrious woman, but thet hcr nusosna
was In every rescct the feverse ana as IN TOE han
of ettif e drunk and beating his wife. On Thursday
evening BE was arrested for inioxicalcn ard conhned
All pieht in the Police Station, but ~ae discharged or
the following morniIg on promising the magistrate te
reform On leaving the Court he proceeded home and
secussd his wife of having caused his arrest lie then
commenced beating her when Roberts rushed into the
room for the purpose Of rescuing her. He succeeded
for a short time but Murray renewed the attack
and stabbed his wife in The breast and twice in the alb
domen Roberts seized the infunated man. who turned
upon him and tried to stab hin, saying at the same
time "Ill fx You too" He, however, escaped with
out much injury, and Murray rushed into the street,
followed by Roberts, who caused his arrest
william c ark aud Mrs. Rober.s resideDtsof the
ssme house. c0roborsted the above testimony regard
ing the assault and added that the prisoner had often
shool ineIy abused his wife.
Dr. Warren Of the Hospital testhed thet the wounds
were the cause of death, and the Jury rendered the
folio sing verdict:
"TbsS Bridget Murray came to her death by wounds
inflicted with knife in the hands Of Owen Murray"
Upon the rendition of the verdict Murray was COM
mitttd to await examination.
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RAIN OF THnIisANn j

BALM OF THOUSAND fLOWkRS-FOr peetiiy-
ss tie complexion and eracstng al pmpIes freckes
hom tie face FETRIDeE L. Co., FrknkNasqusre kewforE
Tor sale BY C. H. RING. Broadway, and all Drusgista
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fAdysrfiseneutI

sam. f. TowLE IL Co. viii open TO-DAY i've
,,e. AZ new style Fell sfLgs Pd sad stripes Of the mol
ssf eombibstioDs. Columbian Hall, No 4i Grsod'st
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lAdvertisementl -
New Fall Goods at CoLUMBIss HALL, No. 2ol


GrsndThree cases Of choice ryles Of Saxony PLAIDs
Rrepch and LyoDesc Cloths also ve cases OF fFcne
Printa Fall styles. at 25c. per yard
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Arrived SUNDAY. Aug. 10.

Shin Comet (cipper) 8oes Bremen d ds mdse Back-
lin Crane July 81 s 81 40 lon 10 "a sgnsz@d shp Ju-
dh bouni to Bosion eh inst lac a. 10 large Ice
bers; 18th nst let 49, Ion. So no. signazSd A. NJ steamer
Heimes sts NV. Took pilot 18th, isO miles fOu Sandy
Hook
ship New-Yok (patl Thompson Hsyre July Il mde and
i24 pass 10 Livingston Sid In CO. with snip Con-
federation, for New-lork.
schr How.rd Davis Newbern, n c., ds, naval stores 10
:. L Michill
Barnes Bstemsn Rudierow.
schr T. Willis Camerdon, Washington, NC, ds,
val stores to J. H. Matthew'S
schr Ysrabero ODD Norfolk d. wheat 70 J. H. Gsnnbs.
Sch s. Perry, SeviDgton, Beaufort, ~ C., naval stores 70
scbr D. NJ Martin, Wainwright EdentOn n. ca days.
wheaf. . .,
sehr vapor Smith wimiI gon d naval stores to B. Blos-
som.
scbr L. Peacock Terry Wilmington d. naval stores 20 j.
p. Gnlmore Co.
Schr L. r. Johnson saysr Nsbe4 dS naval stores to K
NJ. Blackwell 4 Co
sch T. Jones Clarke, Mschaa ds, lumber to Simpson.
NJ yhew Co.
schr Orspesk Williams, Alligator N. C., corn
slooo Midas smith, Providence.
sloop Willard Buck knghsm, Providence.
Sloop Frederick Brown, gardiner. Providence
BELOW-One shp J. of the High Nndz
Ago bsrk Anxene X. Sturges Jamaica, 10 days; brig Oh
rom, schr. Tabitha :. GIier OF Fnderka. Del
sAILED-Shp Hsr,u' can, Bu-nos Ayres
WlND-DuIiBg the day Nj sunset, s. s. '"
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The following table will show the receipts and pay
ments at the Assistant Treasurers Office the receipts
at the m-House, ana payments from the Assay
Office for the present week.
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Found DBowSFp.-The body of Henry III. Scblieh-
tepg lad 10 years of age found yesterday in tho
dock at pier No. 80 East river, and sn inquest was
was held uponit by Coroner 0'Donnel. The deceased
is supposed TO have fallen into the dock while engaged
in fishing on Thursday last The jury Feroered YER
dict Of death by drowning"
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fksvcrtsenenfl
EsHLE RS
Fsv,E AsD Aevg Pills,
TIE MosT CoxvESrsSr,
SkFEsT,
Arm Only RkDfcAL CURE PoR
FtVKR ACUE
ssd nv d. DssBLLR. AGENT. at the Depot No. Ssl b<s<d
syzsy ~ " and by all resp eta lie DEALERS
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Fhe great Herse and Cattle Exhibition ct Provi-
Ssses commences on Tuesday Sept II, and continues
through the week. Sec advertisement in another
<.oiur1n.
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AocrpEsIlzLY DRowSED.-Helena Vonenba-g,
child l2 years of age born in Holland, was drowned
yesterday by y-acslsntsny falling from on board canal
boat 0ss into the dock foot Of Leroyst N X. Cor
oner O'Donne held an inquest upon the body.
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At meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the Great
Western Insurance Co., held Friiay last, the fol-
towing gentlemen we're unanimously elected: Richard
Lathers, Esq., President; John A. Parker, Vice Pres
idert; Jane F. Cox, second Vice-President Douglas
Robinson, Secretsp; Jabez Williams, Marine In
spec'or; and William NJ Evarts, Esq., Counsel.
The Prordenee Post states that proposals have been
received for about half milIon doa;s Of the loan
of 100000 Q the City of Providence, recently ad
vertised The highest premium offered was five per
cent.
Tie exports of srece from this port, for the week
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AUG l8-Is CHAMBERS
Before udse DAILY.

HABRAs cORPUs.
Mr. Lloyd p Willis, as already stated, having sued
out by his counsel, MIR JOINS b. Phillips, writ of
babeas corpus requiring Mr.. Peter NJ Ssaee to pro.
duce the person Of Mrs. Matilda M4ria Willis. wife of
said Lloyo p, whom t alleged the said Peter III:
illegally detained, and deprived of heI liberty Mr. and
Mrs S. the tafber and mother Of Mrs. W., appeared
oD Saturday, accompanied by Mn. W., in pursuance
Of the writ. They are quite respectable ap earring
persons; and Mr. is said TO have occupied positlon
ere years and TO have saved and to he worth consd-
eiabe property. Mr.. Willis the husband, we under
stand recently kept or now keeps dry-gooos store'
Mr.. and Mrs. s, we believe de1y having foreibly de-
taineo MS W.. but alege, il sao, that she o uer
vous temperament, and not always ef full dsposlns
mind. On being questioned by the Judge, Mrs. w.
expressed wish to live with her husband bnt ohec-
ton having been made by the father to the Judge rem
derDg decision at the moment, the he Tins OF the
case under the circumstances was postponed and the
residence of Mrs. w. meantime continued with the
father.
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YoUTHFIL THIEyEs.-Two little girls aged about
years, named Susanrah Parker and tan Shea, es
ca2ed from the Orphan Asylum in Cumberland on
Saturday merring about o'clock. 1t appears that
they got ont OF bed ard cautiously vent to tue clothes
preGs and helped themselves number Of dresses and
Other clothing which they tied into bundles, and left
the premises. They detected coming out of the
yard by Officer Rodgers of the Fourth District Police,
the Place st that time in The morning took them into
custody. They were taken before justice Curtis OF
Saturday morning who, al the request of tho ladies
connected with the Asylum, discharged them, and
they were returned TO the institution from which they
had escaped the promise that they would be better
girls in future
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

ANOTHER Arrest FOR CoUSTERFErSo.-A wo-
man named Madeline Fisher arrested on Satur
urdsy charged with being connected with gang now
in custody in passing e. counterfeit bills on the Ocean
Bank The police searched the house Of the accused
in Crosby St, and found in cid shoe sil5 of the
eouDterfeis. The arrests Of this gang have been
going on for several weeks past and about dozen
persons are now in custody most of whom have been
identified.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

WEDDING AT TaE MAYORS OTRIoE.-A young
German COUPLE named Samuel Davies aud Amelia
Roeeptaugh presented themselves at the Mayors Of
fee on Saturday last ard requested to be married
Justice Smith was sent for who tied the knot in legal
form. The ceremony wss witnessed by number of
nnlicemen.
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Arrived.

Bark Ksthleeu Br) Wood, FujsriO, P. R. Aug ss, b,
Biz wa.dse Ccf Eastpor) shseksosd, Mxacsibo Jsy a
len the bar tie evening Of th coffee, kc, to Ao~
Big Ada ls,l Candy ST. TeOmas Aug old espesr &C..
to Suver Kohl kushirt. sh Inst, "a, p loa 81 10 .eoss
psf lst 3 on n So So e Br .chr ChsAsin OF ana "a
Halifax from lDasus he captain bad died he day pres.
the Inagus and there were two sesen thea 90
board, they wanted pssissior which we eoed appy
the- with.
schr George ". BALDWIN, ssnfo,i, Hertsord. NC nns
Ociscoke Z ds, wheat &c J. g Wilkins
Sehr Empire, Osborn, Norfolk a., Starees, csun4a
schr ] Bhd.sl, Brd.,n, vigiai. pine wood
Sehr Sarah Eiizabetb, Thomas vi ginis Pine wood
Schr @ w. Townsend Loug~rree' virginis. pine wood
schr kebecea tsrraes, Allen yirsinia Shue,s
SOhr Esther Sarah, Godffoy, Vi sn'a, charcoal
schr Mary !. Mead. Ihomss, NhFinia, chsrcosL
Sesr y@ia CLARK Ne son vi.ssis, Is se,., charcoal
schr. Lewis A. Edwards H.Ttics 0sofgeiown, > C., Ia
naval stores TO Dol nsr P0tte!
schr. Messenger. Prslt, Alexandria for Derby, CT
seh Aida Denoy, SsltmOre for Providsncs i7sh last.
miles $. F. Of the Highlands, carried away The head OfA
sehr Evergreen, sliv.n. Bsltimoe
sesr Gsraner Pike tsmssstsol cr.mmer' Baltimore
schr- P lladium Avery, New. Lsndon
Schr j. Spoford Overon. Virginis pine wood
sesr s'1sI Libby SsVss V'I.DPs pine sSs S,cS s0a
schr. Isaac Var zan, smith, virginia pias wood.
schr H. Gocrey White, Virginia, pine wood
sehr efr: J. B. HSyt, MeniiI. vssinis pine wood
Schr Carrier Ward Fredericksburg, "a 4 d..
Schr. Maria /. Hail. Hail. Portland, Ct
Schr Susan Baker, Gookins, Albaoy for Boston.
Sloop America, SiGIges, Providence,
Sloop Tree, Rogers. NreiDia
Ste sntr Thomas Swan, johnson, Baltimore 50 hours mde-
to John Rnev
Propeller Westchester, -, Providence.
SA(LED-Siesmsh hips Alshama Sayannph Marion, Charet
ton; Jsmestown SichmonG ships Orient Lverpoo horn<
Star Francisco; bark Petrea, Monteydeoi brig Emily
GikIaltss and Malaga.
The Br brig Ada Capt Candy, from ST. Thomss ist ins
rived this rnng There board the bodies OF Mr. John
O. Val of Weymouth N s. who died July 29 and Of Ma
Smith of New-York.
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wear. among which we're:
Tie Exports Of Merchandise of the week were
81 274 900 against sss2 s27 week last year. The

The following is the comparative earnings of the
Genital and Erie Roads for ten months OF fiscal year:
Central. Enc.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
MARINE COURT--Aue ls-Besars- -sdse eiRDsALL-
CLAIM FOR GROCERIES.

MARINE COURr--Aus. Is-Bsssrs-yssse esRpsaLL.
CLAIM FOR GROCERIES.
wn 8 corwn ssr LOUIS Cbsn-ie
Plaintiff claims 7l24 81 for tli OF groceries sold 10
Madame &. On tie part OF plaintiff II "a sad that
Mons. Depau came to the store n pallif, sad hs.
Madame G. was a wealthy French lady up town, aud
wanted 20 purchase the iii Of groceries in question,
and they were delivered In defense Madame Z. sc-
know ed gee TO have received the groceries, but denies
that she ordered them authorized Them 10 be or
dered ia her name bur that she bought them Of Moss.
Depau. and gave him money for them. This ~as de-
med 30 far related TO plaintiff TO whomit was )n-
ierded sbe liable. Judgment FOR plaintiff In
amount and interest and costs
CLAM As SURVEYOR.
Harman H. Guner. Assisnee hD O. Bzzton sgt. Fred
ehck Gooislt
Mr. Buxton alleges that Mr. Goodell engaged him
on one occasion 10 keep himself in Reduces to survey
land the location Il which the time was to be kept
secret Mr.. Il. to be laid from the peoo the agree
ment $lO0 per month and bis expenses, but was odd
some iindserwsra that his services would not be re-
quirtd ana aso that Mr. q. subsequently, made sim
liar agree menf With hm a. 10 an alleged contemplated
purchase by M G. Of 100000 Of land in Vir-
einia but which also fell through Suit is brought to
recover sl6l under first contract and avery consider
able sum under last, less Sl5, which il is said Mr..
Goodell paid. In defense it il denied that there WAS
any agreement; bat that Mr.. only stat-d TO Mr..
Buxton that IN the event of bis buying be would EN-
poy bin TO survey and that as 10 the Si5 II was not
psyn ent az claimed bat Mr.. Buxton ceme to Mr. q.
al borrowed that sum, ying he would return il in
few days. Judgment defendant For plaintiff
Mir. II. c. Echler. For defendant--Mr. Charles Net
Teton.
CLAIM FOR GOODS IN EsTABLIsHIsG DEFENDANT.
Charles Dederkig Assignee of Myer Twnel, sg Charles
Kasier
Defendant, il is alleged, being l4h May en- poyed
as jonneyman painter, was called upon by dr N.Y.
er who wished him TO 20 into the furniture business,
and his firm would furnish saio kastner with orn4
mental cottage furniture, which X shout pelsre for
sale, and sell and pay to e. I. their price for the
furniture IN The rough delivered 10 X. The present
suit is TO X 1851 49, for l6 suites OF snch fur
piiure In defense il is sad that X. induced by
quest of Mr.. NJ, TO hire shop and employ men aud
was 10 have been furnished with six suites week but
instead Of which be received only is suites in nearly
thee months, when e obliged TO shut up hls shop
AID discharge bis hands In reply il was said that h,
contrary 10 understanding, undertook similar work
and to sell for another house, which caused him 10
neglect the work Of NJ. and T. Judgment for plaintiff
in snount, lees two suites remaining unsold.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

PRIMARY MSyrrsGs.-The primary meetings, TO
elect delegates TO the different Assembly District Con-
yentions to elect delegates for the HardShel State
Convention on the Esd ms. comes off in the different
.--ards this afternoon,
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

SERIOUS EAtLs.--An unknown man, supposed from
his dress to be seaman accidentally fell at The corner
Of wa.er-st and sPeck-slip, on Saturday night, and
struck head first upon the pavement receiving very
dangerous wound. He was attended by DR. Dalrym-
pe. al d Afterwards conveyed to the N. Y Hospital.
Mrs. birmingham, wife of policeman of the Second
Ward on Saturday evening accidentally fell from
three-s ory window oe her residence, No Ga Geldst,
and was very seriously injured She was attended by
a phy scjan who has hopes of her recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

Is, ,EEPERANcK.-Tbe police OF The First, Second,
Third, and Fourth Dsriets made - arrests for drum
kenresi on Friday and Saturday nights. There we're
four persons in the Fifth Police District sent te the
PeniteDtentiary for drunkenness.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

ENGINES LOCKED UP.-The engines belonging to
COmpaI ice Nos. and 4 were both locked up by CGp-
tain smith of the First District Police by orders Of
the Mayor on Saturday last The eugines locked
upon the charge of the companies being disordery while
running 10 fire Wednesday last, aud on which Oc-
casion one of the engines ran into a railroad car on
Court Ut. Tae matter will be investigated at the
special meeting of the Common Councii on Monday
night.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

SUDDEN DgATH.-A Gerrcan, named Leonhard Vet
ter, while at work in The brewery Of Mr.. John Shne
der, corner of Schs's and Smth-sts., (E. D. on
Saturday, was takenSuddenly i'll and died in an hour
afer An iIqaest WAS held and a verdict of death
Clem apoplexy was rendered.