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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

In his Instructions to Policemen, published IN
The TRIBUNE of yesterday. the Mayor insists
that police man is authorized 60 make any ar
rests under tire law unless the violation be such
sac the eye tselfc con fully disclose, which cannot
"embrnce otfeDses where the whole OF the Of
.sfeuse does not fail under the polIcemaa's own
"eye." Ii will be remembered that the same
authority, in an ordinance in reference to the
police uniform, recently ruled that policeman
like a soldiers never of duty unless oy
special authority from bis commanding officer.
Regarding these positions as sound, aud taking
into consideration the fact that Section " Oh
the Rules and Regulations for the government oil
the Police Department prohibits any policeman
,rhile on duty, from entering any place where
strong drink is sold, unless In tAe imme-
date discharge of his duty-that is, for the pur-
pose of checking riot, or arresting criminal
we should ike to know how policeman ever
can see a violation of the Prohibltory Law 50
as TO act against the Off nder.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHHGros, Tuesday, June 90 1885.
William Burwell of Virginia will supply the place Of
Mr.. Vespasan Ellis as editor of The American organ
during tie temporary absence of Mr. E. on account Of
ill-health.
Tie Collector of New York has been directed 10 give
law is complied with.
Mr.. Bayiy of Virginia is represented to be IN very
had health from over exertion in the late campaign
The Secretary of War has returned. $500.
Great efforts are being made TO save MIR. wilson
Commissioner of the Land Office from being removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

MILTON, Pa Iuesday, june 20, Io5J.
Tie locomotive of the passenger train from Niagara
was thlown off the track three miles above Milton,
Yesterday IL consequence Of landslide, and rolling
over and down twenty feet embankment, righted
i self in the canal. The engineer, fireman, and one
niger were carried down with the locomotive, but
escaped injury. The baggage car was smashed ana
passenger ear injured. but saved from following
the locomotive by the breaking Of the coupling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
CASE OF BRITISH BRIG BUFFALO:

BOsTON. Tuesday, June 70, To-
The British brig Buffalo is still detained az Holmes
Hole. under charge of the Revenue Gutter james
Campbell. and officers have been dispatched by me
Ured States Marshal of this city, to investigate me
complaint Of the passengers on board who sege they
have been kidnapped for the war IN the ornaa, IN,
in Nova scotia. The Investigation may occupy sew
oral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
ELECTION OF JUDGES.

HARTFORD, Iuebudy, JUNO %, IoOO
The House has just elected on its part four judges
mated Know Nothing candidates were defeated, viz:
Ex-Governor Dutton and Charlie. j. McCurdy, late
Minister to Austria. The successful men were Loren
=. Waldo, Democrat at present Commissioner oil
Patents; Oregon l.. Seymour, Democrat late member
of Congress; Thomas b. Butler, late member of Con-
gress and John ID. Park of Norw oh, member of tae
Legislature. Tie two last were the Known othng
nominees. The County Court has been abolished.
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cR1MrNAIJTY OF TWO CITIZENS OF GIN
CINNATl.
CIscIsSATI, Monday

CIycIsNATI, Monday, June ., 1855.
Joratban p. BroadweI and DIR. GRAFT both promi-
~, citizens and very respectfully connected, were
today convicted in the Police Court of abductng and
sedncine a Young girl who had been bound out to a
FARMER near Oxford this State by the Directors of
the House of Refuge. Broadwell was fined 500 and
sentenced to ten days Imprisonment, and Grant was
fined $50 and twenty days imprisonment.
A large meeting was held in Fifth st. Market space
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
THE SITUATION OF LEAvENwoRTH.


Leavenwortb, who was wounded in the duel With
Breckenridge, has been removed TO this place and Is
going Oh as well as can be expected. Tnere is no
present appearance Of modification any present
car the loss Of Life limb. Tue bali passed close TO
tie emora artery without woundiug it, and fractured
the bone Of the thigh which fracture has not yet been
reduced
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Nesualork Daily Gribm,re
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1855.

We shall print for regular subscribers, over 10000
copies of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this week 1t s without
doubt the best advertising medium IL the country inns 'ne
last day receiving advertisements for this weeks issue
Price EiflY Cents line.
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LECIsLATURE.

CoScoRD, n H., Tuesday, June PC, 1853.
In The House to-day addresses for the removal OF
Joshua Atwood, Sheriff of Hillsboro County, and
Hdit Gen. Wadlesb, were passed by decided MAORI
ties -,
Mr.. Tappan Of Bradford gave notice that he should
shortly introduce personal liberty bill.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

OsWEGO, Tueslfay, june 20 800.
The Canada the fret of the Great Western Railway
steamers arrived this morning from Hamilton and
Toronto She was received by salute Of one hundred
guns from For. Ontario and Ike number from the
cutter
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KNOW-NOTHING DEFEAT.
NORFOLK, Monday,

NORFOLK Monday, June e5 1855.
BY the union of all parties Hunter Woods, Anti
Know. Nothing, was elected Mayor to-day. The rest
of the tickets are in doubt
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THOMAS Agent in TRENTON N J tor the sale
Of THE TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE can be obtained in TORONTO CANADA of L. D.
C,NPRrlI Kpsst West two doors of The Globe Office.
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ods, for the purpose Of making arrangements "a ~,
citrate ne Fourth OF July witheus distinction Of party
sect or naas witty.
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r1pv ar eppTNcFrEID MASS

SPRrsGFIFLD. Mas. Tuesday, Jane 90, 1888
fTt broke out At o'clock this morning, IN the md
the whole Of the contents. The building was only par
tally DESTROYED.
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SEVEN pRIso NERS ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
EssroS, Pa. Tuesday, june rs, isss.
AL the prisonerS in orr jail seven In numbcz broko
out lsst night and made good their escape.
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEW
York TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents
PARIs.-Chares Hartwick, No. 10 Rue Niviennet
I.oNDoS-Mr. w. Thomas, Nos. 10 and 2l Cath.
arine-street Strand.
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The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition of
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in
Europe 1t win contain all the latest News up to
the time of going to press. Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing, be had at the counter in tho
publication Office. Price Six Cents. The steamship
Atlantic will leave this port FOR 4dverpoo To-Day at
10 O'clock,
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SURE DEATH.

Aston House. New-York. Aug II, 1858.
Messrs. PARSONS Co.
gNrIEmEY have used your Insect Exterminnor with
great ocess cheefuy recommend to the public the
best prerarstion for CockTeaches we have used
Yours very truly.
COLEMAN STETsoS.
CIV CLIcKESER Co., No. 81 Burclay-st., Agents
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If Won are sici, the probability is that the root

Of your mfepgs in the stomach From weak sto mach
proceed dyspepsia oppression in the diaphragm aqn
dice nausea bodily weakness dimness OF sight,
heartburn cosveness dysenery and legion Of other torment
rE Diseases Indigestion produces thin blood, and therefore
DESTROYS the strength Of the To the
tone enable II 70 throw Cd and dismiss for
ever ali these fonentng dangerous complaints nothing
necessary but perseveDs use HooFLANDs GERMAS BIT
mas prepared by Dr. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia There
mo mistake failure their ssnatiye effects For sale BY
drugpi. Is pdd dealers everywhere
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LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHAPES &c

8uys have crest advantage in dealing with large establish
s, r The more extensive the busness the smaller he ~
sntsra Hence buying LACE CVRTAiSs, CoKSIcEs and
ygsToe ssapEs Of Grsosss importing and mSunfAcnrinz
soooerns NE that of FEsevsos Ne 81 Broadway
the purchaser practices wise economy Is we Is ENJOY the
sppsrtunity Of selectine from al extensive stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

No IA 20 No. 22 Fultonz of Broadway, which be
las 6tisa up snifceDt style, and filed wth the most
s,ss Ant eoscton Of Caps boys and cni dren
tbsf we have long His Sumner rtye are un
ssed and the approval Of cve person OF taste
~, enter or pass a.o ook at style of awning which
h hss mt up Ii works principle and Is credit TO
its orixipetor Kxox's other is no 5S3 Broadway
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Sr,.p 0yoUxc AMERICA" STYLE OF STRAW Hat.

"A LELAsp Co PrepsT TO furnish Hstters with
DIE above style STRAW HAT OF mAnuiac
ure Every Hat will have the Prn cd in gold letters on
The tin paper VIC complete assortment Of al other
vles Of Mems and Children STRAW HATS by the
81 Sozen A. LELAND q Co., No III Pearl-s,.
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HoILowAY's OINTMENT.-The first Surgeons

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT.-The first Surgeons
Of this great country generously and Dob recommended
this valuable on TMKT their patients aud the public gen.
era v cure Wounds Sores and Ulcers even whn s
Other means have filled Sold at the manufactures No 30
Madenane Kew-YoTk aud No. pa Strand London, and by
all druggists AT % certs 62 cents and 81 Per pot
BACHELORS HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs.-
The best Ia the world the admiration Of cOnnosseur the
of mators Sold and applied at No. 5 Broadway mime private
room The largest Wigs and Toupees IN America also
BAcTHELoR's Modava Cream, for preserving the hair
We wish to call the particular attention OF the
Ladies 10 the advertisement Of BEEgMAS COMPANY In an
other column this mornings offering some astonish
ing bargains Day GooDs This firm being well known IN our
ress community and having the reputation OF doing what
they say they will do the ladies would no doubt lind to theH
interest TO give them call.
VANDERHooF's SPERM, WHALE AND LARD OIL,
from which the gunous has been distracted by
Undiscovered chemical process purer and sweeter WI burn
longer and brighter and is In respect whether for burn
Ing or ubrcang better and % percent cheaper than sn Gus
market. STORE NOS 20 tuu oV rI"hioi'-s-
ARTIFICIAL EGs-"PALMER's PATENT Tor
usefulness beauty comfort and natural appearance unr
vailed America Europe Offices and Of no
SIS broadway; Sc Chesnus, Philsdephai and spring
field Mass iAL"eN W.
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THE FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.

n.
fronehuan Swallowing Russian"
Bear Swallowing a Rabbit"
Crying Baby with Moving Eyesp
iarse ASSORTMENT Of freach English aud German DoLLs
5,VO0 oil those $40 WIGS always on hand at the
mandatory OF MEDHvKsT Co No n Naiaen.la,e O.
lemen in Of good WIG ToUrEE can set hstey 80
the above esabshnent Tor 80 sold AZ the ex
tavasapt Broadway tor s75 sack and Psn,
BAsDs CvsLs, &c Copy the address. $4,000
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Business Notirfs.
arNMgR OPENING.-HATTRRs no GENTIEMEN,

u,s'e.xss AND IsrsoDvcEKs OF STyLEswe THs DAY Of
fer 10 the notice Of our patrons ever popular
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SILvERY BEAVER HAT.
Aiso psn HIST peculiarly appreciated
by the beat each successive season OF s
nlfoductioa BY In the Ruling Department known as
Sn Hsffpe will be displayed the skill aud taste OF our
PRENCH FABKIcAsT.
49,. ,,;ntahle poduoons received per Baltic, together
s sections from our Make Shop will render large
snd varied assortment complete
s'e ' LrARy 4 Co.. Aston 9ouse, Broadway.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-17
Supreme Court of the United States.
TUESDAY, January Is, 1855.

Henry M. Morange, Esq, of New York, was ad-
mtted an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. Is. The Propeller Monticello, John Wilson
claimant, &c, u.s. Gilbert Molison---Appeal from
the circuit court Of the United States for the nor
thern district Of NewYork. Mr.. Justice Gricr de-
lvered the opinion Of this court affirming the de-
cision Of the said circuit court in this cause with
costs and interest.
No. 38. The City of Providence, ps Daniel r.
Clapp--Error TO the circuit court OF the United
States for Rhode Island. Mr.. Justice Nelson de-
livcred the opinion Of this court, affirming the
Judgment Of this said circuit court in this cause,
with cost and interest.
No. "a. The President, Directors, and Company
Of the Bank of Tennessee, vs.. Lewis B. Horn.-Er-
ror to the circuit court Of the United States for the
eastern district Of Louisiana. Mr.. Chief Justice
fancy delivered the opinion Of this court, affirming
the Judgment Of the said circuit court In this cause,
with costs.
No. ~. Peter j. Burchcll, appellant, Va. Stewart
O. March, ct al. The argument In this cause was
continued by Mr.. Carlisle, for the sppelleee, and
concluded by Mr.. GiIett, for the appellsnti
No. 48. John Fishers Administrator, appellant,
Us. Moses Wanzer, ct all.-The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Phillips, for the APP
peant
Adjourned till tomorrow at ii o'clock.
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a2,4s5 90

FIRE ALARNs.--Y esterday, about IL O'clock an
alarm was raised by the burning Of chimney on
Seventh street, near Odd Fellows Hall Consid-
cradle disappointment was felt by the 6remen, who
thought they had real fire TO fight
The alarm about six o'clock was caused by
bonfire which was built upon the Island. There
was no insurance, and no loss, as we can learn.
POLICE CoURr-CrSrRAL SrArIos-BEroRK NOR
SKILL AND BrRcH.-Michael Sullivan, Peter Nider,
Hugh Farley, and John w. stoncman, were lodged
by the worthy Captain, who is noted for gratuitous
benevolence in this line to all deserving persons.
VIM. Rsdy, an Irishman, was caught in the act
Of endeavoring to stop up sewer, into which he
had crawled. This inhuman act can only be ac-
counted for by the fact that the man was drunk,
and his better faculties wandering. Ho was sent
to the work-house for sixty days.
CRIMINAL CouRr-P. b. Key, Eco, Prosecuting
Attorney.
Matthew Welsh was tried upon two indictments
for assaults, and was convicted upon one Of them,
and acquitted He was sentenced to pay fine Of
ss and costs.
Mary Mcbride was convicted of an assault and
battery, and sentenced TO pay fine of 90 and
costs
Both Of the above were defended by Messrs
Morgan and Radcliffe.
William Baker, John Murdoch, George Edwards,
and - Keyser, we're tried upon an indictment
for riot Baker was convicted, and the others were
acquitted. Baker was afterwards sentenced to pay
fine Of as, and be imprisoned in the jail for the
term Of one year. Morgan and Radcliffe for de-
fence.
ANrncAs COLONIZATION SocIrrr.--Thc thirty
eighth anniversary Of This Society was celebrated
at Trinity Church last evening, and largely at
tended
Gov. Henry w. Dutton, Of Connecticut, Rev.
Dr. Hsight, Of New York, and Capt. Foot Of the
United States navy, addressed the meeting in per
tinent and able remarks.
Tho amount OF receipts for the year was
$685. 90, decrease, compared with the pre-
vious year, Of t1s,ss4 80.
The amount of legacies to the Society, during
the year, was ~, ss4 10.
There has been FIVE expeditions to Liberia, and
the number Of colonists taken out was $50. OF
these, lsl were frce-bon, $50 were emsncipsted,
and 70 purchased themselves.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-17
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br. j. n. Roses Cough Syrup or Expec-
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DRANATIc READNGs.--Miss M. E. NJ Makeah.
a talented young lady, is announced to give dra-
matte reading at Carusi's Saloon tomorrow even
ing.
The merits Of this candidate for our favor de-
serve longer notice at our hands than space win
allow, yet we cannot but endeavor TO present her
to the favorable notice Of the public.
Miss Makesh made her debut at the Metropolitan
Theatre, New York, and in spite of many disad
vantages, 1.-THE greatest of which was the wretched
management, had complete success. She played
splendid engagement of seven nights, and after
wards, in Albany, Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, St.
Louis, and Philadelphia the most successful round
of engagements that any debutante ever had done,
in this or any other country.
The fidelity and talent with which she rendered
such characters as Beatrice, Julia, and Parthens,
added to her youth and personal elegance, created
aperfect furore TO witness her suberb acting.
She came here unheralded, intending to fulfil
an engagement at the theatre, which is defeated
by the default of the manager of the theatre ;
and has at the solicitation of large number Of
friends, consented to give single dramatic read
ing, at Carusi's Saloon. We do not doubt that
the same success viii follow her in this new line to
her
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-17
Hiah,cay Robbery Disri6uaion Of the Bible
VIZ Case-Difcnlties Settled.

Highray Observation-Disclosures Of the Bible
VIZ Di6c,alties Settled.
BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
Every day we have evidences of the presence of
large number of thieves and BURGERS In our CITY,
Yesterday morning, just before daybreak, very
bold highway robbery was perpetrated in the
eastern surburb of the city An aged man, on his
way to the Lexington market, was attacked by
two rufians, near Laudensager's Hill, who knocked
him down and robbed him of forty dollars, which
he. was about to pay to drover at the market,
for cattle purchased few days previous. They
both escaped with their booty.
On Monday night, the dwelling Of Mr.. John
Smithson, on East Lombard street, was entered by
burglars and robbed Of about s75 In money and
clothing, and Of number Of light articles of fur
niture. They, also, made good their escape unob-
served by the watch.
The anniversary meeting Of the Maryland State
Bible Society, held on Monday night in this city
one Of the most interesting events in the his
tory Of the association, Rev. DR.. Tying, of New
Yord, delivered eloquent address in behalf of
the great cause, rcplete with interesting facts and
thrilling incidents. Prior to the establishment Of
the art Of printing, some 5000 manuscript copies
Of the sacred volume were put FORTH and from that
time, said the speaker, down to 1900, only e,ooo-
600 copies were issued from the presses Of the
rious countries in Europe; but, since then, grow
ing degree of love for the Bible and increased "a
cilities in printing had caused no fewer than fifty
millions of copies to be published and disseminated
throughout the worldl The great results for good
to the human race, from this wide PRONUNCIATION Of
the "book of books" afforded great cause for
Thanksgiving end much TO encourage perseverance
in the good work.
The great win case Of the heirs-at-law Of Rachel
Colvin, deceased, Va. Richard Colvin Warford, her
devisee, was commenced yesterday in the circuit
court Of Baltimore county. The case was opened
by Richard ID. Mcrick, Eco, on the part of the
heirs-at-aw, stating that he would prove that the
testator was, from mental imbeciity, incapable of
making viii and that fraud was practiced upon
her by Richard G. Warford, the defendant.
/ am glad to learn that all the difficulties between
Mayor Kinks and the City Council are settled
Both appear to have come to a satisfactory under
standing; and, in spirit of forbearabce and mu-
tual concession are prepared to move on harmoni-
ousy in the discharge of their respective functions
with one common object in vie$-that Of secur.
ing to Baltimore the most enlightened, judicious,
and economical administration of municipal affairs
In union there is strength and power and If there
be but union Of effort for the common good, in
valuable results must rebound 10 our beloved city
from the deliberations Of council
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING ESTABLISH

No 512 18th street. opposite the lntelgencer once
TIME subscriber having completed his ar
judgements in his new store, IL now ready q %
furnish and put up all artces in his the above ne y
business and would state that having served an sp
premiership with New York firm, he feels ni,ly
Competent 70 do all work intrustcd TO him. WIN ou'
rsbifity promptness, and despatch.
deo. ID r. II. SIMS, Practical Plumber.