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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
Id " LNIELLIGKNCtE.

GRISD AND PETIT JUEIss FOR USITZD STATES
CouKT-rte following gentlemen have been dra Va
on the paDes for the United States Dstric. Court.
Nay Term, viz:
Psf Jsror 10 BE- fnp1nass5 iis DIV Nay 2-Geo-zs ".
AeteIntn Lewis bsttsr Louis B.ttiss James 6sgysl'
Jemss L beIE.n JGmss Bets Robert w 6Jns.l is-ob
Beaver ronrsd bObn, Conrad Bez Jssob Bo.Isl, William
=. Cam an Henry C5nb, John q AneJe~ C.ss James
Deop.t,r Fr g. rci GfS sal Wright Gi-s Basel Clio
Jo,. Oh ~ Climb sdss John Corne ias rsrtnsdy
John , Bo.slsIo r Bslri., Peter henn, Am.re,h N.
Hus Poles Hall joe Ssi.tod. scbsrc Hrs'cy al
Hsuit William jo,oe, Jauusl c Kipp q ian Kemot Ar
Ian bolt Adam Loren, Bsri. Lecht@nsei1, RI.
wOo Ncssbop Joho Bccue Jo..ph Osk-s s.uul o.sooj,
Benny Rosers David L. Reed samuel ssms- Amos -chg'y,
Cbsrs. Stuart, ~isu Trsss James D. Vial s:oei-
ton " bite John whit
Grand pro,s b, fapqna,ied Nay 15I.bn Asasson 10
s@rh 50 Jobu bussos tOhD SEMI soir Gerard
7. 5eeInsn. Johp Baxter. Wnisn Bur'is, ~ william
p Cnsri.s Csrvilie Constant. Wi liam p
Bsri tlr Leonsrf Johnson, rfesr vel X-tsh
pm. Winsm ncArthnr Aler-reer RsIAin Aiaart snlth.
henry spsH1d, Beuanisosr Stokes Joseph Th5mes9a.
Ehhs Trcughtor Hyrsee Waldo, Aaron j. Wsstsrye Cb'
z NLue
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COMMON CouNcIL ITEMs-At the l>st meeting of
the Cen t-e upon the subject reported amend
nspt 70 TIE ordnance requos the ee uniforms
the eject thar the ock f pvaes consist Of navy
The oes eos,s 81 nd Assistants shall Be- or the ,sms
material but double breasted vita tw row. Of baoo ard
that shell Dc made o. Wet Point aist
Seb instead Of silver gay, with masarnebae stripe,
The stag comm.s reported is favor of granting Rehud
Totem ,as PRIVILEGE Of raorias Ds Of ..ass; iop Sas
eenih a. 10 the city lice, which adoP'et
The Fe Department Of he city does not apoear to BE-
elected by this Common Couocl-oyer $500 having bsen
appropriated the l. mee,3s for puchssss sites shsFoon
70 sr,ci aod between 5000 and ~ 900 moe for
beea selected 10 Pscfcs Cou Tor $4,000; To- for
rOse Company No 10 Carlton av for $500 lot Tor o's
Company No 4 ia pegsw . nta' Louu a. ~ opi 10, i1
HOef and Ladder comPsny Ne 8 q, leo 70, i2E lose
sd nosre si. $50, ana lot Of ground Mouth f.
It, Es.tera District for Hoe Com2aay No s for Aooat II =
s. :oS AN r. q .' %
No ~ Cor fspsiIs house q sa.se C,nPiny No eoo
u.tIic sl AID les amounts 20 ohs eongsuie, sosae
COuPsns No q sn.a~es vas incorporated in she Depart
AR,POrt .dopse eee,irs TIE pu'ehsss By ihs city
M the police force OF $40 esP- $50 belts and 10 Of gilt
buttons
MILITARY An election for Off ,ers of the National
Gvsrd Csp' SpIssue ny hld aad re,used In the
choice Of tie ollcwns: W De Revose lt Lieut.; Gcoss
DAvey EdwnS Barns Jesefh Hver ssd j. McCl.,key Ser
s.ath; Joseph ". hsyss, G h. Aorrs j. Brdssn and Ii
Wehtteh, Corpofsls
ELEcrIoS or ASSISTANT ENslSEERs.-The fol W.
fs rsrea persons we're elected A.d'ant Engineers Of tbs
ins: VIM se.tt. Che. Vol Alfred Wsissts, G. b. Lane
nd Andrew J. kinmsn.
LAYING CORNER. STONE-Ths corner stone Of the
Ihhe B.pe.' Church Of WILLIAMSBURG to bs laid M,a
zoe .ts o. s o'clock IN the afternoon .ihs eorasf
o. Lorm ata heusen Addresses VIII Is delivered BY
The New A. Oulett aud Drs. Baker AID church.
fATL AccIDrSr.-Yesterday afternoon, William
sneIy stone mason, resicibs 10 second instantly
nso BY fshEs ifot ses1olcisg Of building at the
TIE SUPPOSED hURDER.-The inquest uson the
ntfouDo sereed under On Fd.v Of l.t week
a. No ~ fts, vas eope uoed sst evening" and no
eeues light the Jury rendered verdict that the in
snt to lie death By sufoe son, hands Of an IN
KIsos Cousrr CIRcUIr CoURr CALEypAH FOR
MAY 2Nos ASH 252 49, 2S ISL ass $50 26S 2s3
- ~ 1o IA "a rs 2s 27S. 216 IN, rs ~ go 2sl
p, MS SSS. 2ss 2e9 29f 291 3a 2a5 POI
X ~ ne 900 SCI cz sos SOL sos. Soc ses, ses $40 3i
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Gas FITTING AND FIXTURES. Stores, Dwell
ms Factories and Public buuooss poupiy dted 9th Gss
pipes aod Fxores cheaper than other house lsodd
ssortu eBt Of CbsDdsle Pendant Brsckets &c o. this
fe.t designs a the wholet>e and retail Gas Fixture Maur
factory Of JANIS NoFFET Eos ll9 and i2 PDce ST. Sd
bloct Nc OF SrOS1 gay
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SUPERIOR CoUEr-M0a5ay next tour branches -
Yo 5s9 So 345 25 07 49, AS 7s7 Isai 7)l ~ go 93
81 s2 SIS s.6 e29 49, so5 sSs si 40, o. "a ST.
-. 1901 "a. 8le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

BARNrM's Observation-Disclosures the Giantess 3
feet hilh h.utoob G &c Lazy of the Lake nay bs
This AsInoon and This Evening no charge Tor
The tKlIh sltssciions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

fEkT1 = stbEsstEsh Neraflstte 49, lnpOrtors 500
BfOuc Al, Bsd sIj Frank invite atf
-ork sbc e. b. IN this
country F't h sr '.3 sent % Of
he city county stot cd their work vYsptsd
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,ze. in oil aL6 Pastel Miniature superior 20 the haest
Peios UpcolOed Photographs equ.sd by no othsr
the world. Perfect kenssses taken In
stye o. size Dsguere types Of decsasei Jt
size Oil Paintings csnyss, ey this process at one sug
Base du Rem part Pars snd No. $40 Broadway, SewYork.
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TEE br hrTrnrT ~ sglsi6s S' 'so ss
the isss. N lssesn1n shout zen days nnce Nai1
s'sI. hca.- Lsc-srs . - ye, ersay sss'
Lcs.,e ci.,t e.viur made .i3-si,s BIO los &c nh
arc tr..ne .nd dsnseFeus The report nay ne L.
~ ~. lo einc eco BY ssin'tn2 Wa ih'''sA' ~
mp w he one tenth o. th.. s,nount 20 loss
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IAdvertiseolent !
Hu0TOGRAPH

psRuerreofyp.s IS cents, 4fsTeoscope Pictures oil
Taken by HOLMES Jntei II. ?. cot ,Hbs Cameras.
Of be rs~ u fcue Cub cJmy sed OF % sris,,
taking 6te daily By German 'tsu Po~ ~ ~. 29 Br0seway
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PRoHIsiToRr ORDIsAsoE VEToED.-Lsst ever
fb. -orfirr o. tns Com non Coloeil mayor h-1airi
v,.o,o re Ph hhsry Lqgor OrcIaESs psec BY The Com
trep Ctusri a. mi let ue,titg
motion insde - the odnsnc' no'sitastsofnt
m. VETO rheb los' II yotes bsiss require; - pass L.
Tt. goiIosirf 'he yoF:
yrls-sli Lyon. Nh. Prssi3estl ClsvslEud Davenport,
G.,rr.- Ore D., 8iil. KeeIey Ter sni Nhite-9
EAYs-Ait. Lo~s RsPpe!yss, Tbomp'o5. Iy1el sni
HbIiotk-1
ELECTION FOR EsGISrRBs The election FOR Chief
sns t,bsnf Firs Dpz't1eat pisc.
iDs tpd he 70 1ipz named g,nisre secrei:
Chief Rcbsfd French reelected Aces ants. Fr Nard,
gs, b. Osriier; r-cosd Wso Jas. Wallace; Thift Wa;d,
VIZ. CLlvtfs, Fopuh V.Id Wn. Roosevelt
PRIscS REPORT The Police Of jersey City made
81 III. month of April the oo~iBz ehsr-s:
Dubbenr,. 81 and diofdery s disord-'l, g. Pssios
bzs nosey T. theft = csrT,iss eorcssed vesprns 1: mali
ooBs niscii-f z; Illegal voiEE hghfrg vssrsnsy de-
,,Iiins fsgily 4; usDd Larceny. assault Sstiyy-lrs
lend ~; ErgDd 8; G.rm.Ey, Scotland 2; Csnsdi il
United States. 2: COlor.d 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

CoRREcrIoS.-The location of the Third Baptist
Church " uashurgh for which tae to be
AID on Monday next O'Clock 1. the Of LOrmer
and Boeruu. sts and not Rensen as published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sYscAL -Esn-Nsy l.
Before JUDGE lNGs.sAN.
INJUNCTION AGAINST LANDLORD : WARRANT.
ElirL,ist Ls,p ssr HAfrn L. Rrylat


EIiphslst L. sst s.'un L. Bytnt
plsr tiff SAYS he occupies No 400 Grsnt ST A
dru,g.t .ge .ud defendant occneis No s a3oui,s He
lhat lr. b. Wheeler, o. co1nectct e-.ed OF Peser
Louf 10 iSse fox ye<s ~ perycx the lot on s,ca
s-Dt b-ios u nchrs font, -hSt s
u D. el-r suh.egusnty 1t the buldics Il 10 ~
Bl deter Who occupied sins.f no los - stated
let No rs 81 $50 20 thri pNJ. tr'fa -
tlsT 40 hired No 40 AMI st occapiss that is 49,
Nj. heller hsyDE deg executor. csned IN, nneNp PRED
II ihe question 10 DO rcid ~ .ucob sod that e-
pgsiDt ard AR B,-rt eed to puichs.e jointly md
t.o jriny OBJ an nom NJ LOsr. tney baf rssn 20
get Lry could renewal VI ehe lease Tor three nots
later heL pisiBuf motive 10 purchssas WITH 1r
lss.e that they oisss uis Of "a tsts, II hr Wneesr
sncten psy $50 h.r-or and tn p,cy OF in'lfaa,e
al oihrr ppers Sspo.i,d y and 6ms- % hor
count 81 he Mechanics sUd rrters sank sud h.
a ..id purch.e have paid TIE gound sn u ~ Lo
Hard that pl.ion bas med the Ofs No 49,,
" tefore 0Deu, as~@Iiisg-
tuf er .strs that hira atd in volsnor Of
their ssrsenen pfoeHrsa TON W. Loriilrd, Ia
Jsnra, LIST three = the eA.- .lz ia hs
am- AMI sso t0os tbs nsp-rs r m sne aank,
arc tfreseps lot Nav sp)ssess pan 49, Application
j. made BY him Tor 81 il JUNCTION ressi1D1 eefesosnss doing
50 TIT ,h be scersicd n inctoa granted, planiif
10 sise security 10 zbide issue Ia 81 60
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CARPET.NCS.

CARPFTINGs, OIL CLOTHS, &c, AT ROwES,
No 2s hUDsoNsT Best qu4y heavy sheet Oil Ci)th5
suit ets snse yard CaIpeos Of every description eqaa
y Tow fOT oash only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

tersed then those would be rivals who sttsmDt
pete with the work done A. Roors Photographic Gallery
No sos Broad soy. Look for yyur-ises.
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IAdverriss msr,.l
lou
Iowa.

GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
THREE HuSpsxD ASD Fifty CITY LOIS IN DUBUQUE,
On the 10Th lith and i2h Msy, 1855
h. Cox. AuctionesT
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Put ,nRouoH HATcHwN -Josaph hasoss
So .be engaged yesterday IN ouiidss n seventh
~, scsiS. p's fell tsfos.h tae 1900 w., IN "a
st,ay zoe ~ floor, sia H'o'@i'' DIV ' ~
=. *. h.x Yofk Ito pisL
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UPREME COUaT-GERsRAL rEEN-Hay --Ogctsfo
POwER or TRUSTEES TO LEASE.
Newcoub Jr. at Ke,fi-tss soi tlers


JOHN Cad er fisher OF ME-. K.,) by bis will ia
fsg placed the hsoss Trust hundred unimpr)sei
lo's " believe for OF Prccue and veaily dizzy
uay time ncaued 10 sal loss sod
ibe rsoe o. pfohis 10 his child daring ther lives,
SC Ike Trustees 1923 l-ssed loss adj i0i
T,,e leses plaintiff iesle for u je,, a. 20 e,sh
teryssr cad sDi ord may sse-smeots brick build
TO b. e ed ash and the bull ina. 10
patio spprd vslus, BY estate A. the end OF
the sipilN perIot b givea
TIE rrusteet asly tel into the HANDS of ar sed no
e. Ltsrd. th.t the Tu.-.s the viii hsn sh 20 sise
lss. than The Court holds ttt the
Tuhes h-o such lease h-y did ID thst
without the power ths propetJ IN all sich
pr badly would have been wholly exaustd % far
IRE hen. were concerned By tssss sod a's1ss meats
There alec qgessn tn ou0a Ia esss 70 stare
sererste sse alley connected as0 20
b Toe Courc c01-idsr. ba The pOf hsi1s sl
cent u SLOW Il en- intake 10 20 D. f-clot
Jud.m.nt spsci, rsi affirmed vita Ihs case
,cde5 fur weeks aud sos
tult stsied al the Tune
SPECIAL TERN -HABfAs CORPUS.
Two NOung g0men, arrested b. the police ~ per-
sons Of npoger ysgrsnts brought Up for
oschsrs~ INA hsr commitment sud do
IN The nilf % nose urged GA
the previous similar wft reg were discharged
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both the hsCuesf which ere the surec'O or CprsTert
ton Nere Dot sivsn directly, bat, IN tie lsst 70 sis
executors win Unlimited d erection, and, Ia tas asa
OF The Dsp< Hsary mere wish ~ss expressed. Il IN
lacked that cs1tau'y which essential d Al con-
,r.ts Ee sTsuse ssail. wh, be erm-i ih- f,,ey o. up
1000 Il et 10 the t.cIsto1 Of The exseutTs TIE fen7
q esu cp md The caes tastr 'Eif--' Or sst
Is .gs 10 ma 10 - etefcr o. n1s asc,fgitg ~ hts d
e,si,r Il sbsolcs Iuf II III tsstst7r ri, Prlp
ert, As tTuss % b exercised. tho Court must
Seeit. yh.ibsr Il GOD rot &C arcns
!. arbitrary discrsrou The o'jses usser ain
st he bsrae.'. v1is lie 'a.ss- were spppated :,
H. Other thss H. executors fa- eyecaors c,aa
rot b. tie us@.. --'ssh aert <hioh @ on n
rottfF 20 DO bu' psy tae t- th-n srsuer
thss by ren0Isciog her ex-clofhp ia re-
reurcef th- cbae lot assin ss-une N Se con
tened that the beq1-s Tor h D2re,,y ~sf - " ata
to Revived StSta - Of rfurs nett ssin,t those
protitilug the accumulation Of property. snf sat
this beqnest vsid tbs; tfr ne societes toi.
lossd snd rert1sy b-gn~s folio we'd To- oth.s snd
thu this pr petty t. swell the resfae o1t DO
equally VOID Th, .sn-i generally ny the oshsc
bur 5tioa sie favor ot 0-lasts
But this The Enssh Court Il Cha n s Pecn
sr fnr OF kepr Of the k1ss and o. pire
ths country Ths exeersble 60 pes
5oe'rire eould -pp -i in this couary TIL bqlst .
The Tfes.s scciy could be good there such scot
bat tbs, proved - rez1rs the sstgf--h1Ok
Thse Bnosors people Of rePecsoity .ud edncs'o1
IN the nd add cg'i-s Of they poor an they
% the p--hs cl,i0 the prop-fty The charity
of the ts-stor hrc,d 10 hrsee .es, ba b.
Starving relatives uncsied Tor tie cpncndd
that The dec tire Of crs repsdsd by acho
Judges 10 which joined re lusy thta JUICE
he rad confidence that the Ceurt ~ogif
IN hst hsc the sht IN sPpy o' foc
p-es besness could not executed
without t. that thetet re hey wOii declare Il VOID
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Elegant rlINiN NAliI Und NUMBER PLATES,
For cbB GOES .fc.ui ss hoe.s qtvsts o~eng fur
nhso .sa .ue,,ea he bes, EyERDKLLs 10 o02
e. ve0wsy c0sneG DOsn.- Fstsbiished lS3e
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bIAKF's PATENT EGst~fROOF PAINT, No. liz
RsAr-s--s 20 1IdeF need -
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Fatal FALL-A German girl nsu1s not escs'' ao "a,
Cd ,,sesos, f-I hssdo,smos. from ne 20 ~. ., 40
9 - v.r he .iSswaiE TIE cprooer was n'hhsd
"a Iii bols an isqas.t spc4 the boSJ 10 day
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Pousp Is THE WATER-Tae remains OF 80
"a A. spo.srsbce had been IA the water Tor = a.
.sh. ,,ye y.-eidsy foUro ID Tho dOcs. Ct yisf %
D., m. ioS, much dec mDp.ed to.t le,,
ybFe bsiss holsteo 70 The pisr. 40 ioqi'' VIII % "
Il tod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

LAYING CORNER TOSE.-Ths corner. stone Of the
Ihte B.pa's Church Of Williamsburg to bs laid M,a
o. TOE n OF NAY o'clock Ia the afternoon s;ths cor1si
OF Lermsr ard kensen Addresses VIII bs delivered BY
ths New A a ohset And Drs. Baker AID church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

fATAL AccIDrSr.-Yesterdsy afternoon, Willial
LsfeTty stone mason tedius In Ses,nA AZ WAS
foot Of So1h Thiro Of.
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IHE SUPPOSED huRDER.-The inquest uson the
secreed under On Friday OF la. week
Al No fintsI eone sst sveniar and rev Ell.
esues light the jury rendered verdict that the IN
ht came to lite death By sahoe the hands Of
khoSn
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kisos CoUSrY CIRCUIT CoURF CALESpAR FoR
h 2Nos ASH 252 25S 49, 2ss ISL ass 25s 2so 2sS 2s3
~ ~ 20 al, "a rs. rs 27s. 6 III, rs z7s go s
p rs ss5 1s6 "a 2ss 2s9 29, 9l 294, fs 2ai 2a5 Pos
~ ne 800 sci, Sez sos SOL sos. Soc Sea- ses $40 3Ii
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ELEcTIoS OF ASSISTANT ENGISEERS.-The fol "
re r.red persons elected Assistant Engineers Of th
M; VIM Ae.kes, Chs<. VOL Alfred Nssttt q. b. Lt1e
u d Andrew ,. kinmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
.n.,.o On Monday afternoon, a young

.n.n,.o Tu,xy--On Monday afternoon, young
- p,e,Afies Win,los cad a. the sOsoio2 oO1s- ~
Wn v,,f,rd No m West bro-dvsJ ana engaged room;
h.r, ho.re month. VII On be psi- or ne comy-n-a
- 49, al .p5 sea 10 from whicn hs emerged sSon
80 entered the ROOM bis i.ndieId, ~hfe he broke
bufsss ana st0e fD q, two sod watches and
w,ir, 10 IL all Of 80 es3 two DEEDS iof haas Ia
Coany snH some ether DtDes with 'ieh he De
rsm..a re was however. Ye,sldsJ airssted By Ot>so
cf the deserve Corps aud recognized ~ DO
.ou stc esssceo IRON The Court on. where
fhy bad taksD oeys ssbtnc- said n =, b. H4s
a@vasd for bGJzsry h. the fshteeoth ~ao ont
,ssD e.cspe He sill Low b. closely confines IN.
eO.erd supposed 20 BE- IN the Oo--ssson Of al seco
pace o. a the police are IN search
ARREST FOR LARcESY.-Some days ago JOha
Brour bach driver vas atsssd Of D1rolints
ysI,e ~on.ss Losn1es rns v4ss contained say
fS On s.torday three II tbs brooches e,sns5 70
The pavhbIoser Simpson FOR By one John Ho en1 ~ho
ssid ,d 10 b. vile sse sset sr snf r-qu-stst
20 call .s.in MONDAY. beD tsken into cuso1y
BosIo o. ses. ola while be sifs Is bo' 80 They were
committed
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DETRAUD.-E II HID
.oD ID d CSrIol selef sir7slsi ~
Csss Moore qua koss Of the Second Dct Police Court,
on ssVe6 by Justic- DzvcOn in Which they sttrd
ebsTeed viii hasDg cOn.pif-d % ceaud MI Farer FOR
rr.ts Of Brokp DOT o. s8Oo The cd held to
bail In 900 10 eaaniu,oD They each sats that
81 the char, I'D cat shaw th clsay -
The case. Tie examination sii take place next week
CHARGE oP FORGERT "A man named PAlio Loef-
f va. chaEs with having forsoj tue
nsus OF GEO Runtel letter adifss-d 10 tho Treasurer
of oucors ifee No. Of the soo Of Herman sskins for
the surn 3s7 The scoued held 70 bail BY Justice
P.srcy 10 ansstr tho obafge.
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MILITARY An election for Off ,ers of the Matt ,usl
1vsrd Csp Sprssue hsld aad re,used in the
choice Of TIE focwins W De Revoise lst Lieut. Gcorgs
DAvsy. Edwn6 BsIns joseph Byer ssd McCl.key, Ser
s.ttt; joseph ". hsyss, Z. X. Aors j. Brdssu and II
Wehltch, Corporsls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
eve Want Bread. and will Have IT,

Tha, is the significant and threateni ng
motto upon one of the banners paraded in
New York by the army Of foreign paupers
who daily march the streets. Americans
are not seen in the crowd, nor about the free
soup bowls provided by Steward and other
benevolent persons who daily feed the stsrv.
ing.
A German desperate h.ranguel one Of
these gatherings and proclaimed tina, two
hundred thousand German bdyonets are ready
to enforce this demand.
No evil is much to BE feared at this day, as
the food of foreign paupers cast upon our
shores merely to be the miserable ,ooisof a
lawless aud desperate class who live ard
move only in the atmosphere Of turbulencs,
riot and burning.
All citizens must join in the work OF self
defence against these foreign tools who know
no liberty save freedom from all restraint, and
no power but brute violence.
Cleveland Herald
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
General scsit on the Eastern war.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury writes as follows:
81 had recently the pleasure Of hearing
the criticism Of General Scot on the var in
the Ctimea. | look upon Scott Ss one Of the
greatest captains Of the age, and listened
with great interest to his IDEAS. He says the
allies committed great biunder in dellyng
the attack upon Sib4stopol as long as they
did; that, Immediately after the raising of
the siege o. SIiatria, they should have at.
lacked Sebastopol, at which time there was
a comparatively small force in the Crimsa;
that the allies csnno, take Sebastopo! unless
they receive reinforcements, giving them
superiority Of force to the extent OF from
thirty to fifty per cent; that the Russian reg.
ular soldiers are the best in the world for de.
fence; they never fly, su, perish unless order
ed to retreat. He thinks the allies labor un-
der great disadvantage in having two CON-
manding generals; that the road to victory is
through unity Of design. the inference
would draw from Gen. SCOTS ideas is, that
Sebas.opol will not b. takyn; for | duuL,
whether the allies can throw such a prepon-
derance Of force there as is necessary. The
General further said, tina: the allies could no,
re.embark now without immense loss Of men.
and all The materials Of war in camp excep.
the weapons in their hands"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
The Sense of Justice.

The boys attending one of our Public
schools, Of the average age Of seven years,
had, in their play OF bat arl bsl, bTosen
one Of the neirhbor's Windows: bu NJ clue
o. the offender could be obtained, as he
would no. confess, nor would any oi his as
socLtes expose him.
The case troubled the governess. and en-
the occasion Of sgentlen'n visiting the
school, she privately sud bri>iiy stated the
circumstance. and wished him, in some re-
marks to the school, ts advert to the 7r!nei-
pie involved in The case.
The address to the school had reference,
principally, to the conduct OF boys in the
streets and in their sp'rs. The principles
Of rec,i,ude and kindarss which ould gov
ern hem everywhere--aven when alone and
when they thought no eye could see, and
there was no one present 20 observe. The
school seemed deeply interested in the re-
marks.
A very short time after the visitor let the
school, little boy arose in his seat, and
said: miss =, batted the bali tn 1t
br, Ike Mr.-'s window. Another boy
threw the vail, bu, batted it and struck the
window. lam willing to pay for it,"
There was a dea,h-like silence in the
school us the boy was speaking, and 1t con-
tuued after he had closed
"But it wont be rigat for-'o pay the
whole for the glass;" said another boy ris-
inv from his seat; 'all Of us thai wtr' play
ing should pay something, because we were
all engaged alike i'll IN, pay; III pay M
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
Effects Of Whiskey.

About ten days since, an cd man name
Jones. was frozen to deata, in Wayns town
shin, in this county. lie had purchased a
Jug of Whskey, it is supposed in Dundee
and started for hons. As he did not urrive
in the evening, his family became alarmed,
and the next day TIE whole neighbsrhood
turned out to search for him. He was found
in a ficld-hs jug short distance from him.
and it was evident from his tracks that he
staggered for considerable distance before
he fell. Mr.. Jones Sas respectable far
mer-his great fault was, that he was tso
fond Of INDUCING in strong drinks.
Here we see the effects of Liquor traftic.
A wife has been robbed OF her husbands
number O: children made Fatheress. and
human being sent unprspared, into the pres.
ence OF an offended God. While all this
dissolution has been caused in the lamily oi
poor Jones. the Liquor SELLER smacka his
lips-pockets his quarters, and looRs out ior
a new vic,im.-Tuscarawa Advocate.