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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

TOTAL ..-'''' - i'o'O F''''V'
Rate of iscress- IN valuation, about 50 per cent
This rapid increase in assessment proves that the
property bas been carefully husbanded aud that the
tus ess mos, popular in that street Is in honrshng
CONDITION. Tue, there are ihr OF the women ab)ye
named a. tenants under indictment for keeping dis
"ordsriy houses" bat their establishments are OF
tie Inferior class, rating from 81 800 to 5000 only
in tie ASSESSORS books AID then slch accidents will
happen il the best streets now aud then, when Grand
lures GROW nqu,itive. We take it tina, all rumors
az, cling The moral s'anoiDg of these houses are
mere idle gossip. They are open, free aud unis-
eus.d ihe police promenade 10 front, and frequent
" visit tie interior aud Of course ii there was any
ting wrong the keepers would be at once pun
ished and the houses closed Then 1t is
ni,deueal or 70 let house for improper purposes,
ono certainly none OF the owners or les'ees above
,ptiouec could be presumed 10 f1rfe. Their ossao-
li.btd character as upri-ht, exemplary, moral and
)a~-abidns citizens by allC @ng tie property intheir
charge 10 be legally used. Tue Grand Ju'y, in the
three cases 1dicated must have been mistaken; or,
it rot, they merely ont, pated the justice which tie
owners of the houses would have visited upon their
tparts upon first hint of the mere supPo-itoo OF
dis,fderly conduct. Besides the public have en all
oitoun guaranty of the established respecablh'y O.,
The bet kIoNu Of these houses, IN the fact That hey
are frequently VISITED by gcaemeu of the bsst stand
ing, morally sorsily, Intellectually and politically;
such rs adelmep, judges, lawyers, asse.ablymen,
state officers couu'ry merchants, and others, both
citizens ana strangers who, at homo aud abroad,
move in tie very first circles. Such iodorsem 7nt
ou.htto he erou1 70 silence aoy def4mi;or reports
vhi.h respcrsible parties may so' sfior
Assuming tbee premises a. 10 ovner'h and VS.
ois f. he correct We oongra uate the paop'e OF the
Ei-th Wsrc, sno especially the owners OF real e''se
r. the me- hbort cod here sudel 10, upcn the crafty
ing ircfesso Of valuation - which they confess b7
paving abe x,s aid ;a- doursaiDg condition Of their
inn DIN [ oralI-v.
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.nj using it "a The nunsr,u. d,ssn have

p.ssur~ n 0>'s ''' 'ue Numerous aos9ts have
10 liyfIr
80 now ny o position ~ their timely rifs pic .se with
toa n end resldetse. and say II you please Re-
c.irD CISCO paw Tn-sssy evening Jan IS 1855
With greet rssp-ct yours &c.
Tohe Tru' respo,d that tie visows bsIsinTs h:ve
fossr0 the doa0s snd srse ,ad excel
ln;ss ~ eor-n was IL only f.ie1 very small poISn u
The rr.sttg waits
vsils'e iot OF ch1rsns o9.hes received from
QUI sdie and u, d.;r. button h.s been szca wi
gle den 'hs Ls ALOtser lot o. cothg has received
hCu iad, IL Secot6 AZ
". Eno the gr.at want is york Give vo't. ard We
" vii Lo'hnz el.e." Tttt the uEiserss cry; but
"a I'll Ia. 10 saseu M ave head -
J. P TREADwELL. PRECEDENT.
soLOS ROBINSON, Secretary.
GFO ". BROHs.
JAWS y. CoJGaTy. Truste.s ofthe American
CH.ELss l. gsosT.
Eete- York Feb 5. 1855
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stll en- opportunity to buy DRY GOODS 81 one
quarter their ,sss TIE l4.e stock Of gods in ne ss
rsr of C.run< sud Beec<er tssog cod % " -
% tbs tim " THoAAs JAMES fs sac -,
B,Ls.y sat vii be continued uni; he es,iie . Is
.et scurr.es s7s y,A.ng IT,. g., Pafe! o -s'H''
$500 Pa
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CITY ITEMS.

Mrs j II. FAIRCHILD, of New Milford, Conu.,
lecturtd Temperance i'll the CoDer@s Il Ohurch
at Yorkville on Monday evening" We hear tna'the
church was crowded. and III II her lecture gave great
satisfaction to the friends Of the caue VIII have EN-
gagged Der TO lecture in the same plecs oo Monday
evening next Mrs. F. is widow, with family OF
children dependent her exertons AID has lectur
in several places TO good purpose os she 'pe to d"
hereafter. Her address s silh l.. Lagriil NO. los
Centre IT.
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Itisno Information u the ladies Of this City
la p 4 ' .oaLs & co srs sc Ing ii tasif ~.a,sr
-. re. s51s reduction fr0ra their ffmer ON pro
Bur lie Ics which tAcy CIsf szp-ror fs'e ila,i
Tsbe Cios Mako ere 90 llw thas crowds ron al
r.s o. .hs 8 tsd 500 ling cg4Dty dock 20 bG
ss,fs Esrreiey Linen -be..-s sd PhlD~ Linen % =.
ice. 81 lsf their y.u- aud Pure iIsh Shrlz inr
fro1trs Linen. warranted q. isr az c-e;dsdy o~ r.s; ~
Wlo TIE creates; amour. choice go-s 3f ms
T. rs5 r-ik = CoLl MA EaLL No. eel Grand -.
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AC,Rp IL repiy 70 police report in y4-t7'd.y's
MIR chareire M husband VITA brl'a sct H.
Inn an cououct tcrard me | beg 10 iai1rn tls
milo ,h,t ,ha Whole charge is com2i5iely aaa
to- NY untrue, msde by partl- who kew the same
- ,.r,.ru. i, every partical4r AID intended solely
n, NV ois.fr.ie IL he family for the purpose Of f5r-
Us,oi,c sil isi,r AID mercenary ends. a more ne-
fslc reiut.ricu gi appear 10 the shape OF An ahiA
w ~ NARY Ann SHERIDAN, NJ. IS James,
Nee York Feb lc5N
Th. s,o,e was wi-r sri .ignes = he r,fues oi Nay
Am shciicsE. sTlLN ILL sN AIN, u NA--A0-'s -
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From The Belgian Consul

TTON CV'''"1'
Consulate oF BELGIUM.
PHILADELPHIA Saturday. Feb s. looo)
To His Honor the Mayor Of Ner- York. ....A
SIR ODly been br usht to my noiee '
prc. M Besans dfssged mt prison ia your Cty " l
on shp hambesu weesl' suie1ns incarcefaon
and that they may rossb'y be s-n. home. ,,. ....
n. respacqliy QUO requrs Honor TO csu's
the l. ure be deiv cred to those ue ana 20 MORN you
sdste tor theif non Ghe rb
t~yment boee 10 lew days bies able to inOrm you
" lef.t forward them to .,
Belgian .re a. they frugal ard pesceahe
ana heir prsseuce viii benefit TO the country 10 "hcn
thsv rad tie importation duty Of head mones IL 10 mnfh
10 b. that CJrsu' lev at ts post and
with the Language and customs OF the eodniy ne
have caused much misery on ind
dtyicnas 81 which lee. thar others II - all Is repre-
tee In your Poor Houses aud Prisons In free county
toe Belgs.s shsll b. without bec1 nn<
ch.eat your other State account Of hsiF only
crime -Tov'uy
have The honor 10 be
Your Eouor'- rurst -esnectful rervaut.
NJ ) MAsGE. Cons1l Of Bel un.
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CEARGE OF SEDUCTION A young man namS1
james sct'cTr n yescri.y srr~-i ca. Sih ts
ercor ~ der re Of r.rrf.sc o. Ansnds Van ris-el re-
son ~ No 80 shrh who, 10 her iav st,-s u
ste tecE. acquainted with the pr1cer ~ lane Ia' w.
ser Nh.ss h soue tirse pro25ssd psfifge a. was
accepted \ O. for the ceremony q tste 14s'e
picr, tat bflc u arrived be mated beE fnn anu ~
rriues t. her he btose JIsii,e .onlo'
ara held 10 b for exsiGsoa he denies thAf ths ACCUSE
ton l. tue.
Rus 0yER-Mrs. Rosa Clark residing at No. 3'9
FCuuh ~ While o~rg the sOwrry bl.eokeF s., yes
eTcsy non log accidentally f over - eos
cant She tsxsa &c hsx res!aence seg--ely is.Me4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

PIT NgNA.T DISEASES AND Ul>EA-L' " iiD
IA. CtssD ~ D. II. r Root, t4hof q tn- Der
No. L E.-i.u-- Cffe- No. bfoi- ~ rev 'ft-
= or sf r-sp-cfrbl- people en- 90 ger
- f-f.rs ave cured ID. tnes- -rrrto' }fs ~
csr - KIM fet s.l.fiDe agsi eLts s-tss me- ne
lou.-c.t.o1 9 d. r. mf4lc l.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

The Astor House Club Bal, which came OF a few
NIGHTS since. resulted in a charity fund Of ss96 which
has been distributed about equally be~e thirteen
cb,ritsble City Associations. Tie Club is composed
of attaches CT the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

U.re ,ou seen BALLoU's pictorial for the
,.s,s.tvs.tf Irst .ree 'y sAs-EL FaGscH - IN Nss
B.f "a ior sss .. 81 lie pcneaca le?oi' l. 'is
tCL-itE
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Tie Consul 10 tie Conriets.

CONSULATE OF BELGIUM
PHL.DE Saturday teb. l8.1
Bg1n, Pyuenge,s II otanbeau Ia PTis1Edi AtD i9f
the honor 1irm sod for yoGr sonal pat-on
sc al, esr,t shameful treatment which "a have
the Of f ding 10 this Land OF h0~ry-e
nefs- thosgh mti-factor- II
!. Of the tu res Of Hew-yok HON attribute
the Iefu., tn ho.ps y Witch I'D rsh 20 exp e.
g 20 the isDosDee the Consul An ~erQ ~hO
recently LEI. Interior of this 20 etter upon
to duie II bic oce who has elOwed hmselt 70 he Im
po.a JUROR h. he cuiy C communicate the i-si
Of bat be hee d.
,tal anroDnce TIE Mayor that you will ao' remain
mere yeu are shall become ChirEsabe 20
TIE stat. York this State bu that shall pro
orb .r you-wt snoAitg nat selsias prefer " ~
70 sIa that they acquisition suJ county hat
re,ei.,s h. N. .,
Ilouv.- p.geree aoc ouase. sl, watch VOC. la
the d s.t- ~ u h- sppryb u the authorities
IL, xnuf conduct Salute
- ''' 81 5 NANCE. Consul Of Belgium.
MAYOR Weed has replied to the Consul that, if he
all zee that they do not become caarge upon this
con,,v. thew .bsi be relea.ed The Consul must
fret, hoFeyoI, s. IN stipulation 80 - Do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

Cu,EGE OF BURGLARY Alfred Williams. Ols,A
f.ioW vel taozr the Poke. sesieE ~
rb.-.S 81 lax a. o. tL- e. LE " el-i Lo1ns 20
fSTr.,.rfs. fou. afch h. sc 81 IN uoreJ .
Is z elo;ting tie va. looked - y 'a''-7 '--
~.
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AND DRAWING
MoyocHRoMATIC PAlSIise AND

80 ,srir,bs system Of yoSOcHso.ATfc pLisr
I've tr,btt.s 900 NJ ss3 B. Fsy IA efs;t AL iac.
~ % e1'1 . '-s' tcyaI.,: EagVlstr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

YoUxc DEs7ERADO.-Thouas Ne.sl' f91ye
yer. sd 90 hvs te-l 90 ssf A'e d ~ aSi -
L.. ute siace "a, yrs-- q, a. r'-V 81
III - .l-ry IS Of, Fve-s 90 - F1lrtn 81 M
10, being Ken th- Yoi,e stator rrped 40 = &c
.tsr-.- io4f-d revo ~ him pal -1t -o'-eli
- h,uf ,d-.t be tik.n b-i5re Jdsrc7 o'1-t W. 49,
Ia 3. he Peui.-llir y a. III rao-.t' a., va AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

Mr.. UpoLPHo WOLFE advertises in cur columns
bis Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps as a grand ms d.
zeal specfc-and many eminent doctors certify that
il. rem elsl Effects in msDy diseases uueqaaed.
Orr opiuion is, hiatt is Holland Cine will take
Tho doctcr. word the excellence Ofls quaiity-bu;
We have no doub. hat the 2urest and beet Alcohol;
Liquors induce four diseases FOR every one 'ney cure.
A ce Gara good many people viii be silIus next
summer after cur Maine Law taxes effect, We alice
tiona,ely advise them 20 take 10 liquor al J. ueleS
it IS pIescro by Total Abstinence pny-ie'"n VINO
knows he is shout. II any sIch shall prescribe
Distilled Liquor, We presume Mr. Wolfe vii De
found as good as any other; but, II thy make Il mo
hot Sing, and imtibe b. the to miller, &c warrant
il 10 90 them more harm than good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

SrsPIcIoN or grand LARcSST-ler hs1' ~.
vssys.,-ras, arrested o. sos7 eor o. X 9,
s,.t he -, helc ~ Justice C.1-sJ . aN2 skaia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

ATTACKED rs Doc -Polcemsr White OF the
t.,-th Wsfd Will IA 18th - near ATeat7 a o.
a., dv tsht ". attacked arEe 2 AS le 1s is@'s
.ev.,. -f he % geo ~ 1c c-rnri nome al
,rea o. Der The ~ itysu. Ee .f-asss1 A'~7'sf
10 ,..l fLe q. win Lis ci.h
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CHARcE or sFLLfyG lOTTEET POLICE. =" N
SEE q y. IS isf ~ feIdis ice colf SIR before
s-.e a or- sss,st Joil Isf,to- k-ep-F O. a. hte1t
ef a. L correr Grssc ard lfc sf1 80 fr' l
,-sr, o. ~ q tfe IL zee -ct..-s Com ms o. "4f IA
al Cd lie paid : 80 Tn rn-s1st- 81. i-Ye'tae --s
L
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ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in town, we

ATFIVALS AMONG % rtCEH 5-IT7- - ~ wv "
uorioe the following;
a. "a = Hoor., Ns.s. Cspt : Ellsworth L : !;
IL 5. : ti1k u :. ~ d. Taoas, Coitu'1 Is 1t q
1 f,.,t H,-.b Arus. Villa Il lsasy PhLaa ~ D.
p,.S.v 81, ego. As. -urgeor La-sw1f'hy :. W
krreIrys .cs'cD D. nsVd Jsyte th'se eol y D ,i{
b., k.,.nehv. G,o'. -chs neetsaj. French, wash
ITO. R,y Dr Lee. ki;hucrG Ee7 aiesslson' Love
Will
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TpE PATER.Os BrFCLARIL, -Roh-rt Arelei
v.3sry e.sd b, Oih-er Fgersc - hs -r'h " lfl
- s-iiE o. a. -.rs Il ces-erad'-s d" ~ 'n-
rcrtLs ras have ttea Eg O. Of ere" ol bag 49,
A. P-f-fo1 j. re .oltes Up preparatory ~ .sas
sent 10 } jersey 'oI II --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

Tny OcFAx PAvE CAsr.-Wn. 3. acGlckin f'r-
,e5lv paving teller Of the Ocean auk from Wei II
IS cLsrc. tia, be eIa5ezz cd iurcs 20 tie amoua +
sbou. $4,000, was Yesterday hell t, bail ia the slm
# SOS COO to sntwer. a, the Court Of Sections two
!, d;,,rrept, for forgery AMI sne FIR embezz,emea',
which h.ye been ionnd against him IIis b'nd-m-n
are Abraham y. Nyer, Of Brooklyn, ard Inos Dob
son. of No Is M0Irs-st., NeS-Iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

A CANE OF "PoIIcr."-we take il tia, Bother
Petty o. the SIh Assembly District, hs made a
ist'ke in bic lss, "pisy,' hoEeyer eerts'n Gus
"h's" he'etcfor-. lie Ia, taken a bad station.
pu; the ssccle" on the wrong " horse, overturned
lis "sig,' ard bis frat NJ 1bsr'' Is not drawn We
sprose be viii La it al to his bsckers or to some
bupglpg il the drawing Eyiienty there have
been ''pgef rs in the pool. and the one has en
bscly " hi. Let Brother Petty make an 'ex-
charge Of" policy, aud next time soia TO So win"
ExANiSATIos or WARD SCHOOL Nc. lo-FiF-
TENTH WARD Tie Annual Exssinaton BY the
City superip'eI dents, Of the Upper Glasses u this
Soho oil situated IL Woo-t.r It near Blocker. took
piece yesterday, commencing at A. NJ, and CON
tipuing until o'clock. The School Is under re
charge as Principals, Of Mr. George Moore Bo7s
Department; Mis- Frances a. Wes,eryelt, Girls' De-
par'nent; sno Mrs Kate McMann. Primary Depart;
men-each Of whom have Assistants. There ere q.
present between 700 ana zoo pupils attending the
School an increase Of about 80 during the past year.
There were some fine specimens OF pencil dra Sing
exhibition, which bad been done by the scholars, aud
mary of The pieces would have honored older artists.
In the Boys Departue Mt the classes examined in
Reading, Spelling. Grammar Geography, Arithmetic,
ard Algebra the Girls 10 all the foregoing branches
except Algebra, and the Primary Department in the
usual studies pursued by the little fokal of whom
showed themselves well posted in their respective
sudieP, while many exhibited astonishing proficiency.
The unusual good order observed, evipced careful
training the part of the teachers. The exercises
were interpreted with singing accomp anied by
juvenile orchestra CT violins, accofdeons, dcum &ci
and together with reading of compositi DIS aud deca
NATION, combined TO render the affair pleasant one
to bill who participated.
ALLEGED CossfIRACY TO DErRtUD L,DT.-
Three perscns named K. ID. Hoy. Geo. Hoy and VIM.
+. Valentine, were yesterday arrested b. Sergeant
Bouyp, of the Chiefs Office, on a warrant Issued by
the MAYER on complaint Of Mrs. Patterson, of Jersey
City, who charges them with having been engaged in
C, nsprscy 10 defraud her Of her rSh's, in pro-
curing from her patent right Tor an Invention inher-
tied by her from her father the late Captain Thomas
Cbilds, of Baltimore. The model Of the invenon
which was patenied-ap eleveD-bsrre.ed charge gun
is alleged to have cost $500, and the right to the
iDveftion ia valued by Mrs. Patterson at $40 600.
TIE accused we've brought before the Recorder, and
held 10 bail in SIC, 900 each 10 await examination,
which is Get down to take place on Thursday next.
They express Themselves confident Of being able TO
show ust the charge sgsiLst them is grcundless.
One Of the parties is said to be very wealthy, and
boards at the st Nicholas Hotel, and another Mrs.
T. says was about 20 sail 10 the Baltic with the
MODEL, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

Tx ALLEGED BELGIAN GosyIcTs AGAIS.-Com-
mupicaticns in relation to the Belgian conyicts now
in the City Prison, were received by Mayor Wood,
yesterday morning, as 70 lows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT rroS A CutLD -CnA''e.
Z.rgerle, Germsn shoemaker, keeping hi' mop :.
No. IS Wet Broadway, was !es'erdiy ARSE.
charged With the commission OF an Infamous as '.'
upon he person of a child Only h'e years OF 50
ralnsd Mary Nay He was c'alHn'el 0! '1''''e
Connolly {. 7 examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

NJ. yreclsnd. the gentleman VITO wss ar-cs ID f''
t,kirc posession of papers belonging to nj pseh n
,s,bsr AN ABRUPT maener. was di.ch 'rEe1 Judge
Bo,a,t dected that be had perfect Ii-ht - the pa
peIs IN quc.tion, though be do not tske me P''e'
method to recoyee them, and dismissed 1h' CON-
plant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

SyrIors FAIL On Monday night, an unknown
No. .in. tbir-y fv- yssrs OF tel GOA he s'0op o. hon-7
Co., -, no rupiurrd booo vessel VI %. brain
- ,t.r =, al. shh -" sr@ GO sritiou. e'd there
49, Geo by p Ian aie La tr was eYl' e 10 ''
4
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ClDErs OF TExrERAycE.-Tle GRAM Sect o. o
Southern New-ToFk sill hold a postponed qu''f@''.
session in It's City SO. 81 0scniri i On re i'a
inst, Saturday Be sinn;Ds att =. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

FALL os THE Lee VI, derrick lIillmsn bo4i1su,
,- ~ a. ,error Lizard ebHe osa~sy n-sr "slfs',
s.,4., n o r'rr spoci ,nd f upon the dew anh
e.,.,4n % he k-WYosk IL sfa!. With oee o: LIS les
baciy ulctuI-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

soHoot EXAMINATION The seui-lnou'l eI'n'n'-
tiou # Ward school No. l., } II Fanoing- PnDe-
rel. takes place today, commencing a y
his school is in Ma1isor.s- above sc,mmei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

LATE FIRE At THE PREscoTr HousE.-ias
dausee sus tanned at this hose by fire which broke
cut in it during the frs, week Of Januay' na' oe7H
ful ' repaired, and yesterday al portions oil IL we're
orened TO the public. lii now one OF the n''' 7'e-
rantly finished an3 furnished hot.is in he c.uh''!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

4 :.
YYsr r.r,r'ar recommending ne Afcna'f 9-ni i,l
"a s-r. a. nd ere u l1rai coma oos % me
-, ms CORDIAL accrp.alc-, .l0eing that val rs
f.rr. con DC age tbd have been go 1rief re h'i'
n g ma src he ant = sc tat poy ~ rty t-l1
r,rr duce 4 ~ The I-telon fe-ff-l " IA Jy-
ecu .l-.
Fror, D Joha Ieul'n. Bos'on AZ q. 1852
am a-r. f-d Ieagc that tlr one zee W. llID
D. afsi-ec It1,- had ur-h soar'r {, oD;-- p1is
I..r-ro+srv no. spd ESP caly Of Ho. slG SIn
IL corcu.i % t.g 'e1ys ~ "a. ~ ~,fi -in. - =.
i-r.s sa- uslrs p g. crtcl1 -eff1ss = oD--' A.
-. UOcLPHO WOLFE
NJ = Blsye. s. SEA Io.E.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, June 1875 Il. NJ.
AsIEs.-Atout so bbls. sold at old prices.
BRsADsruas- Fiour-The market was dull, and
tenoed to lower prices Grades Of State and Western,
sssiss s s.ss sa. s st.
500 s sasssra 100 500 ssis Il SIC y: Is
sll % fog eommos, .sif 81 . sI2 for fancy and sx-
"ur qss nss w.
70 saks q moment were reported. Whsat-SAlss Of
1 1i bushels choice c.saes .hss ss q 80 and
market was active and prices well sustained consider
ing the amount Of receipts TIE sales reached about
$50 ael Of Included in the sales we're ABOUT 5000
bushels taken for the East with some parcels export
LOO bushels Southern gold At 81 2o yellow southsra
77c. Osts-Dun-
CorryE-rbs market was steady, though sales of
reported, houh did not trace IT, at lie 200 bags
and 800 mats Java sold at 144c. ai4c, asd rs bags
CoTTos-Ihs sales embraced about 500 bales, at
decline Of cent per ID which was about equal to the
advance on the Atiantic's news.
FRMCHE -Iates to Liverpool were frmer. About
soto bushels corn In ships bags were engaged at Sd
a6,sd, and 1900 2ooo bsles cotton At "a. slsd.
To California; Measurement goods were taken at &c. per
Hay 400 500 bales were sold at 81 81 o6.
HIDTs we're in fair demand, but with increased arri-
walls curing the past week and aoms augmentation in
stock, prices favored purchasers:
LEATmR -Hemlock sole was easier, and during the
past week holders submitted TO q decline of 10 To-
per ID. There change to notice In oak tanned
The receipts during the week slightly Increased the
stock.
nn-sales of COMMON were MADE at eoc while lump
was at 81 l2k.
MoLssRs About 2to hhds Cuba clarified were sold on
private terms.
NAVAL 5roRrs--sales Of 400 bbls spirits turpentins
were made Ut 4tc., as II run, and 400 bbls commoa
Wilmington rosin at 81 90 per $40 lbs.
PRovEioSs.-Pork--The MARKET was frmer and h CHER
ftr The sales embraced about 400 SOD
bills, including old mess at SIT SO tl7 g. and
do, at SIS $ls 2s new prime, at SIS sisl2 CLAIR
mess sold ut $40, sud thin Go a. SIG IS SIC SO
Beet firm, with moderate sales About 200 800 bbls.
changed lands at old pr,ts Cut meats were 6rm with
sales Of 26e SEQ plgs, 7xc Tzsc for shooicers,
and e9sc. 10Lc Bacon steady, with fall demand.
rde0 bbs. sold At 1910. 1870, the latter figure
for primo
picT-About 600 casks were sold at ranss Of prices
varying from IS co. 80 A..
sP1os rs bags pepper sold At llc
srGAR The sales embncsd about 700 hhds Cuba, At
$40 1t0 d. 81 SIC 61lc; and cargo OF about $50
do. Porto Rico, on private terms, with small lot do
t63sc. .
wnEKsr.-Ths sales embraced about 100 . 200 bbls.
State, at esc sake, and 200 do. Ohio good stsss.
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the objection be made, that OF tse three msu YRS
compxfdng the comnikes dssentsd fro al Its Ros aud
prccssdnsss aad was not present whea the sussasas
refsrred 20 were prspoundsd to tbs wtass Much hss
been said In the discussion OF the merits
OF this invssdgaton-ths masner il witch Il hes sesn
condnctsd and OF the motives which Led It. But the
cnJ point that arises this Application L. whet
ths Eoard OF Aldermen lad tina right and the
questions put BY the csumittes coupstsat nader
the resolution referred to them. OF opinion shat
the Board had the right and IL Involved che
OF oiscreticDary legislative power. the manesr 10
which the Board It's committee have used the dscre
ton comm tied to them il not matter "a be enquired
Into or reviewed here The right Of the committee ss
ing deterDined II presumed that these witness
ses win submit themselves for examinadon. Aa order
therefore, viii sinpy be made that they appear At tbs
next meeting OF the committee and be touch
Ing any matters embraced By the rssolu,oa Of the 18th
OF March. 1866, upoa receiving notice the Chair
man of the COMMITTEE of the ns Of it, nsxt sitting;
whea, should they fail to attend attending refuse to
testify sttachmsst will be granted for that rsfusL
ard for refusing to the questions already pro
pounted 70 them, and which havs bsen dstermined to
b proper.