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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
MORTGAGE SALE-JAMES II. MORROW

MI OkIGAGE SAIE.-JAmES II. mOiStOW
lVI and IRA CHRISTIAN msoe aid delivered To bEHJA
the ttr) frs dsy Of July In rhe year 1854 oodoed sH
the the Of thousand three hundred dollars
the fifteenth day If April next thereafter with ie
said Mortgage, at seven cent
II default Of nant 70
the cobdion hereof which Mortsase with the power OF
sale there eor'sb.d eord". III the Once 81 the aepa
OF the City AID County Of York, M tiber No ~ Of
No l2l the stcDnd day Of August 1874
Denu has been msd- he condition Of said Mot9e by
Of Of the secured to be paid thereby
The ssd has breI duly sse cd BY the said oens
min r. Vile II. uDe Randolph ior valuable co0nders
pow the assignee holder q said Mortgage There
bile morssse ct the date beroe oe sun
OF and nneiywO doDars and eighty cenn avs
above all payments made on account Of o. npon sad o
gage. -, .... :. 49,,
Toee hereby give. that pursuant to the statutes IA such
case pr vdeo the s1id Mortgage will be ioeriossd
b d sale Of III. Mortgage oreuees grated by sad Mors1es
the RotGndn IL the Merchants EXCHANGE
in The Civ # York. SATURDAY, the sscont day OF
August The 1856 at ~ oc'Och at noon OF thst day
which raid Mortgage premises are described IN SAID Mortgage
folCvt: r. t., ......
lys Al being the Tw.Ietb is'e Si1een'h) Nad OF the
Cty Of New YoY the Seventh and Eighth Avenues
known and ditii ME in the Ot1te OF tbe
Regis, aud 'or The City ard County VI Newio en.ea
Mp o. Lots Land Ground The property Of Gaone
r. Lsd, neng psIt Of the farm OF Same - norton ae
ceased nv 80 thirty Thirty one) being TO-
s.,h.r BOUNDED 'outi er ron by Thirty suee a1a
IN he re ~ BY lois numbers Is htee aud p lt~elve) on
sjd sp sid westerly By LOT DumN-I ~ twenty mne Oh sad
said contai front and rear tw-nynse
feet uoe aud in length each AIDE nihety ssht ge
lin. on aide of lot ISL winch Included IN sosd
Mcra.ss EDa"d Nsw.York, sd May, 1853
REUNE RANDOLPH, Assignee Of Mors.se,
ra.v,a,rn New YORK Csty
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The village of Corning, S,euben County, ~as
visited by a fire on Monday last, which destroyed
Il i,,y. p bouses, with oes Of about 400 ooc Tho
in,u,a, ce IL about s24 600
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CUPkEML COURT City and County OF New
- Yol-JUHN NJ Kls3Ex &a JAMES 81 tLn

sssn,, FZEKiEL FRtNCH I'D JACOB AOAmS-3I In
M. Tor Money cont ac Com not served l. TO aoo,e
d.tl dsps- You hereby 'ummopeo aid fr9o"ee ~.
tie ,.p psib this scon. which viii he cd 10 . c.; E,i
M n. Guy Of kswS ard 10 cop, ct soar ,S
ha md r. int he sub IBIS ~ toe once ~ No ~
E,sn.t ~ ,bs sad ey -b twenty days after the sefvS
you exclusive IN. day S'rS % t1 nu
- Won s 10 AZ eve eoHpisrt WITHIN mo uns
ala The pi.,g W tb,s scion Oil tske
10, y up off bupdred and t~eny nh h @
rsl huorre fy Eve and for The fatoe sun o.
b,,s bunried eighty INK eosIs abe ~, CO...
interest from Ile Zlst day ~ M1cb oo'i oe'''e'
action. - Dated Me-, e. 1876. ,,cr p,,s., A,,op.ys
m i,' ,S,. .rtion ~ss fled in the 1bcs Of tho
Cf ofIbr Ci, and County N-sYak "a The 20 'a5 VI
Jspe, 1876. La" i0 81 =. ~. A,,o,u~ve
les lsw6wTu ''.'"'-
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Uater Cure.

nR. TAYLOR's WATER-C0RE, No. $50
~ 6tba New Yok-For iLvsids and others-in healthy
Location Mrs L II Fl ANDERSON, Assistant
nR. NUNDEs WATEb-CUREE ESTABLISH
~ MeNT, ~ FLORENCE {Northhsmpton) MASS 10 one
The ssst sDd bt regulated Institutions Of It's kind In the
United Sses DIR ~ 10 the Oldest disciple Of Peaits and
Of the frat writers subject Prce $40 week
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IRON NkW-YORK 10 HAVRE DIRECT
y bRIr1sg AND NJ RITZ AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
eTEAh PACKET COMPANY
EIIssA.... 90. Cert Mine cMEU "...C.p. sn,n
JUhA.... 60. CAPT Wcsu,sI LEBANON ......Capt COoh
CAMBRIA (ysdfle wheti ).........."Cspt Brownies
Pnsse hI fret ouy, or wh, tasrs
s2 eleit sec"oIuo 'soa 800, ineudDs provisions sDi
ees 1os fee bot wibOo, VIE. liquors which o.
sntd board The State uBnsusy s'so ard well
venaed Any Wishing ste passage 10 invited Wat
- ssp Freight tssen 81 ngt.Iste rate. apply ~
y. CuSARI, Nc. Bowling rees
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Hlenlrnl.
EEaai MnIlrrs

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Eew-York, notice lie hereby given to al
persons having claims asainri MARKS JACOBS late Of
the Cry Of New Y'k deceased to present the vi
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber hs store No l24 Ws
street III the City Of New York before the twelfth day
Of December -D.tDi NewfoIk the sxth day of JuGe,
1856 ELIAS H. JACOBS. A6miDi,tratjr Of
iel7 lsw6rnTus Mark T. Jacobs, deceased.
In PURSUANCE Of al order Of the surrogate
Of ii. County Of NswYork notice is hereby - ~
prsOi hAyi clsins 1t The -sste Ct DANIEL EoBET
sre Vt the Cry Of Newly ed TO present. the ssms
with thereof the snbscioer a. the oce Of Marlin
smuh. No. Sc " slu. III the City Of New Yors, BE-
for. the lfth day December Dse. New the
sixth day ( June 1855. EMERSON RHODES,
jel0 lswtDTu Executor.
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N,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT
i Ed STATES MAIL STEAMERS The ships sonph

e@ this HE
The ATLANTIC, Cspt- Oliver Eldr.dse
The BALTIC Cap Joseph CClnstOck;
The AOHIATiC, Capt. JaGies Vest -,
These built b. expressly for the scr
bss h tsken IN th"ir Construction
q o A. their engines 9Th cad speed AID the
accommodations for nnoouA'ed tor allegiance M
soufurt
pe. Of pssssx. from YrTk Liverpool ia bst eso-
49, NJ .soopd d. S75 Frou, DverYoO % Sew-fork, -
and al xu,.. attached N each ship
No bb. os be secured paid for The ships Of this ike
have nukhesds and N svo5 danger from
se the Bsnts porh Of u degrees until after the
ri Of
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IIyHE PATRNT DONnLE ICE PITCHERS.

When Wood or;h sweety In -raso Of the old
oeker buc&et" bfore the days OF modern Inventions
NOW people have kicked tie bucket and dras
wat, from their weis with ehsiu. To ID nh Of chanHs
DE water In tbs lane a liberty! We msy yet read Of
The besadful chan, the ironiBs ed ct ain
The z1 c.plaed chsia that revolves in vbe well :"
TIE thirsty citizens obn their supplies OF water thousb
bs underground process and witS4 require ice
10 mAke psssbe winch esds oemaDd for Pitchers that
will contain III. ice time before IL ues That demand
supplied the we'll stsud the OF OF Jonrs
Pl.ed and Br,s Double ICE PITCHERS firm $5t, %,
kor sale Nos 4 and BuIliDs Flip, By JCClus HIATT
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UrE1n 6framETs, Nr

Nxw.YoRx AND LIVERPOOL U. 8. NJ g. Co, So Wsllst
NEwYoRK, May p, 1875 J
AJOTICE.-Tbe rate of Freight by the Steamers
IN Of hIe Liverpool reduced to 81 meS
surenert aDtii further NORGE Z. D. COLLINS
E'OR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI-
Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES NAIL LINZ. = The
sbifcei ard fast going Steamship MAS WILLIE Con-
DAY July g. 1clocs precisely. For freight, sppi'
sn where all os OF sdpp will b. signed and for pas
ssse al the ofRe. Of SPOFFORD rILESTON Co. No. y
Broadway. CABIN Is fhe 'pendd St:amship AS
The voe s'esp-r CARcLlNA having resumed hI regular
tips Lar dps the Sc Johns RIVER rorta
with To. Steamer from New York, lew Chare's,n
ever sDAY o. o'clock p. Through Ftkets 10 jack
Sorvll' ISL; Piista, ss3.
L'OR CHARLESTON and FLORiDA-SEMI-
Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LtNE-Ths new
and nssniGeen, sesm.hp JAMES ADGER, Capt.
Toe do will leave Pier No. NOrta RIVER on SA T.
CRDAY July 10 at o'lock 7. precisely. For tr-,sn
spIly bo-ro where all Bi- of Lsdps 81. b. sgne3 and Or
q bTo.dwsy. The f.vode .t-an,e- CAROLINA havox
ed Der trip vaous Landings the St Johns
River Tiord. ~l With New York steamers ,nd
hove Che -stor every TUESDAY at scock Through
dckeu 70 JseksoDviDe e3'; 20 Platka ass.
EOR BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY
i United States Mall Steamship nEaM4NN. 4. Hsy .
ANPTON to .aii the mails end passecsers for ED.
sbd and France, SATURDAY. July H. at u O'Clock
hoe Pie No 81, North River
pbIcE OF PASSAGE IRON sEwYoRK TO SOUTHAMPTON o.
In Fhst Cabin, Main Saloon. ..................@lS
In First CABIN Lower Saloon. fle
Surgeon attached TO each steamer spes
delivered Hevre Lo,dO Nc parcels eeevrd on the DAY
Of ealing Al etters mus through the Postonee v"
r.'as' o" ''-'h' Apply to No. 81 iH soO.b A@shsm
The steamer WASHINGTON win succeed RE Hermann
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EOR LIvERPOOL-steam LEBANON,

II T. Cool con lbs. der This and powerful steamer
VII ssil from British ard Nor'h American boSs, My
Steam Psct. ComonS, Dock, at Jersey City, on THUGS
DAY July "a Passage money for frstca passenger only
Cor whom there 10 excellent accommodations 100 including
pnoyops aud sswsd's fe without wines idnors,
Which cen be obtained board Freight skn reasonable
r.aes Apply TO y. CUEARD. No Bo@hne'gresn.
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Furniture.

U,NAMELED FURNITURE II. F. FAR
Ehh9rO> r,sdJ fvr<al- ex'eus've sssorm snt
:. ~ ENAMILFD CBANBER fORSlTUHc, ill 9aterns
- or, aud e-bostey ia la diseases nsures AID
a1.e,, the h-pofseoIv Wsreroms, Nos " and 20 "oos
sry between Bros D. and Grandsta
EARTHENW ARE and CHINA - $50 crates
~ Boots 5ydoLhaa shape" White GiAAite-
LQ crates Common Goods
- ora,es " Blue Willow" plsi1 shape.
% hbcs Geld Lpster Jpss 30 hbds bnds ~oode" China
Far sal. To he ,rsde IN original pqck.ses only by
BURGLSS, DALE 4 GODDARD No 76 Pes-Ist
Ayeu for the Msnuf
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II non AL MALL 1TF AMSuIPs

Il AL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
rnfhoM kEw YORK TO LiVLRPoo
eeSohd C<b P>s,.g- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
~,,..c IROs BOSTON LIvgRPooL.
Cne't sha Ps-s.s.......,.,,,,. ,...,.......SlI0
To- enc SsA ps.-sse.................... 90
ID mp h"T' Poe on ca a, Haf41
L.SIA SCsPc Jplh'ns CANADA, Caot Laug
10. 49,, .sI' Stone, AMERICA Cap. Wckman,
nrpIcH =. " Lot, NlA4AR4 Capt k,re,
r, ~. - Sep. eh.phon, ECHOfA, Cap. Leitca
stsrbo,rd bow red on rori bow. -' s' va
A,a hop y fort Wednesday July g. 1855
AF9ifA SbsnJQD. l.Syes Yoit w.AnesJsy nl "a iSss
fIAGAbA. Leiteh. esves Boston JnIy a. e,E
.Lh.nA Jeokts caves ioIk' eau sday Aug 6, 1851
B,rdS : secured VI "a PAID for
~ e5cts % snTseoD o. boui
The Of Shoe .LiD. will MT be accountable Gold
sDser Bullion So Gle Jtwey Pr'c,Das ston.s or M...
o.ss Ss Of sding seLea therefor and tho
Tie Elm ipJsssed.
Fos h.l.bt or pssssg- sPQiy 70 .
=. DUEARD, No. Bowling tr4en
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L'OR ALBANY, and IN CONNECTION with the
il RAILKUADi 70 sAhATQuA ana the WHIST - stesm.
.. ISAAC kEWTJN arc NEW WORLD leave DAILY, st
eo,e'csh o m from fooe Of Cortland At
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nAY BOAT for ALBANY, from foot of Canal
IL a ard rpri set -Tb- steamboat ARMENIA yin lesvs
ever MONDA> "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at o'elock,
n. o,na ., I'M o. mediate l.noilss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

sontb in particular slaree puWber Of Ssstbetn Rep
~ "a nj avee reluctantly forced into Coo support Of
tnnt II eseWree Why ebouid they staad ont, and be
escj6red f app0s'tlou 10 aucb measure as that re-
oeel rnA%a the Democratic pady OF the North mace
The measure Ns Gwa' Among Southern Steterneo
fheyo is for the most part forced un4nimty the
ouesou Of Slavery Ho ~tver much that repent might
huyc been desired b7 goodly number OF Southern
men. they would never have osred to propose It. A
Northern man must be found base enough to ather the
measure Having eeoured such one, ard having
3. curco the tesio Of su6 sent number OF North
ern en pass the bu, they btoagh their system of
terrorism to upon the roluotant Southern m mbers
and completed what sl caadid ucn ust regard as
eross breach of faith Have ground to believe that
the North Will not again be ccreaut TO ts duty, 80
re8cy TO 90 the bidding Of few political roguee aud
teplugosucs? II we can with good reason believe
that the North will act tmy and energeticaly on this
question: then there may be cooperation OF etJrt. 1t
would be otherwise useless to attempt such cooperai
tlon.
Besides, Though wiling to cooperate with party
ain i1g at the restriction of Slavery we wish to have
some stcury thai, when brought into power, it will
not make unjustGAble and improper attacks WYon
Slavery in the States There general apprehension
in the South that such would be the case, The sole
object uimeo at should be a change of the policy of
the National Government on tho subject OF slavery
extension St. pplpg there the question of Slavery
woulo be settled in the o,ly wey ia which ii s possible
to settle ii, as national question QuletneSs ana
peace would euCceed to such settlement, and teen
ory would the several States turn their attention to
Slavery within then Own borders.
IN the meantime, what can be done by the Adminls-
traton TO secule Slavery tO lnsasY Depend upon It
plan is arranged, ano will oe attempted to be carried
out to stavt Off II possible the October election IN
Kana Until after tho Presidential election. Slavery
III Kunsss must not be put in jeopardy thereby, but
the camagmg effect of another Missouri Invasion must
be avoided. I0uTS, respectfully
81, lou.,, June 25. 1856. SoUThERNER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

quite pumber Of biz party stouil5 insist that he
''hed, ," ann un Mr Blake of Bsugor. WHO would like
to rpreeent his Dietuct In Coogrees-wh'eh bs un-
grateful country wont allo Tanuther OF tbs dAtia-
gGisheo orator OF tie day. cane very uear beiag
" ch''k' d oewn by few eteptoriau Democratic, vuo
pt'versely PERSISTED in vocietatlIg M, no, to
ne 4rIJ very proposition the esqlcnt Lawyer mGde
We ssw little tba was remarkable. The cheedng
quite feeble aud proceeded mostly from the corps of
SPEAKERS on the platform.
1t If not too much to say that the 'Grand Demo
"oratic Rely - hoe proved total f4ilure. Aud en-
adSsont real rally of the peopie c0ad not briug
eethtr lers thar two or three thousand perrors.
In 1852 Dover returned small majority for Pierce
in 65t she msy poesihy give 1.-THE of her votes for
Buchanan-but herdy,
The RI pubcane arc al wide awake here, md in
excellent -prtsi never caudidete more popular
than Fremont. The OLD inhabitants say there has
been nothlnl Like it since the election of Harrison
in 40.
THr TRIBUNE is received here with the liveest Gu
tbusngn. Several old Hunker Democrats take it and
come have been already converted. We hope to sgel
sour list of sub obera to double its preeent size be-
fort long. There liz 10 paper The Rum Democracy
hate aud feer 20 much as THr TaiRUEE. Said one Of
tb'r lenders the other day, "thc who reads THE
"TRIBUNE must either become Republican, or go
"mad."
SO be it, Better "mad " than dipped. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
RoARD OF SUpERyEpyJsORS.

THURSDAY, July l7.--Supervsoi Ely Chairman.
The Central Park Appropriations The Board re-
ceived communication from l.. g. Shepard, esq,
Counsel to the Corporation, giving an ella oorate opn
ion es to the legality of the late appropriation of
5000 600 BY this body embracing the stme in the tax
roll Of 1856 to be placed at the disposal of the Com
nsioneIs for laying cut the Central Park. The Coun
sci il substance cenies the Legality of the appropriation
in question: and the power Of this Board TO impose any
tax of the kind. He says The power to tax Is gov
erpmental power, and only be exercised By the
supreme authonties--the Statc-ether by fs own
agents, indirectly by grant of the power to Others
for example, to Counties cities, &c. and limited to
specific purpose or occasion. The paper ordered
10 be printed
Ceo4ge Lars TauS.-A petition and affidavit from
Geo Law were leao He vas taxed on s20U000 per
son estate AID tCares he has such property over
and above bis Just debts that is liable to taxation.
AID BARKER moved to refer the appicaton-lost
a motion to remit the tax carried.
The assessment Roll for 165S.-The committee re-
poteo on tux roll to confrm the same. The whole
amount is ST 075 425 70. Increase 1859, 81 ,23l
Coz e3-makng the tax rate 81 37a one hundred
0olaIs.
Supervisor TUCKER hoped the report would be made
the special order for Monday ut P. IN
The Mayor and Recorder opposed the motion aud
wiz he'd to ue ct the report ct once The Mayor was OF
opioion a. well The Recoroel, that Dir. Shepari's
opinion on the Central Park appropriation ucor-
ecute the work The motion to postpone till Monday
vas carried.
sIhe Eldradge Street Prison "A communication was
received fi0m the Sheriff, complaining Of the InserG
bic condition Of thai establish eut aud the want OF
accommodation. The Finance Com nttec
quesed to visit the prison aud report thereon. The
Board then adjourned to MCnuay.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
THE TURF.

CrSTREvII1r COUNSEL I-TRoTTING- Tprsday,
July II, 1856 Match 81, ,oo9, mile heats, best in 8,
to wagons, wagons and drivers to weigh $50 pounds.
d Pitfer
u. Noodiuh D. m Agues .''.~
Time Northumberland: :i8t-2:f8-2s9
This race was q one.sded sflair tbroughout-the
brown mare took the lead in each heat and won in
three straight heats. There was large attendance
present to witness the trot aud she was the avote,
500 to $50, previous to starting.
UNION COURSE L. I--TRoTrrNG-T Tuesday, July
Is Match, 81 600, mile heats best in 5, to wagons
r. Woodruff b IN Rose of Washington. ........l /
S Mclaughlin b. Lacy Moscow. ...........,..2 .
Time 49,. 2: 2:+3-2:S6-2:35-2:35-2:S3
This was splendid trot, and Rose, although the
winner, had as much as she could well stand to. Five
heats werc trotted for before Rose The bettios
previous to starting even; Rose winning the hf4t
heat, bersme the fevclte, 500 to so; Moscow won
the sfcond and the betting changed around or her,
500 10 $a5. The weather was very warm, the at
tendance very fair, and all went home well pleased
with their afternoons spot.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
GREAT BUCHANAN MEETING.
ccregporaence of The N. Y. Tribune


SoUrH DOVER Maine, Saturday, July ..
In an evil hour, the patriotic Democrats Of PScata-
Quia County determined oo grand rally around the
good old Democratic fag-the palladium, are
kindly told OF our lberties-and accordingly, some
weeks ago, gave notice of great buchanan rat6ca-
ton nt etipg and Fourth of July celebration. Meet
ings were held and committees appointed the Pscat-
aQuis Brass Band hirod, and the artillery company
invited, which invitation declined by the vote OF
al It's members with the exception of onewhich one,
doubt, was more than ordinarily imbued with mar
tial fury or glory.
The 'ctebretiop came off yesterday, and in the
opinion Of most would have proved quite demonstra-
tioD bad rot TIE Republicans quietly but significantly
lut q veto upon tao whole affair, by posting " Ere
mont anc Dayton" banners upon nearly every house
the principal road leading through the couuty Ia
Dover, the village where tue rally was TO Dc mace,
only fifteen pfop,ictors refused the Republican fiag;
and two of those understood to have come over TO
the new party but old not like to seem too demonstra,
tive. Upon tho principal stores and the principal
crossings large banners displayed with such )t
toes " Fremont end Dayton " Kansas shall De
Free" &C.; and directly in front of the speakers
platform was one with the following: " Free Kansas,
Free Speech Free Prees, Free Men, and Fremont
1t is thought by competent judges, that there could
not have been less than 275 Democrats in the buchanan
rally
The 7. Brass Band, upon being presented with d
buchanan Fag resolutely refused to march under it
much to their own honor-as they ate all or nearly all
Republicans, 30 the matter had TO be compro nsed by
producing the simple "Stars and Stripes"
As 10 The speaking, there nothing remarkable,
excepting tbat the Hon. Mr. Moore declared TO his as
ton'Sheo audience how it was recorded IN heaven
'Ihat Buchanan WIS 10 be elected in November and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
FRAUDULENT IVALL-sT. OPERATIONS
ALLEGED OVER-ISSUE OF sTOCK-ARREST
OF THE OFFICERS OF THE lNrERNA-
rION AL IN.SI.p "a. NCl1 COMP

ALLEGED OVER-ISSUE OF STOCK-ARREST
OF TIE OFFICERS OF THE lNTERNA-
TIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charles W. Ogcen, esq Vice President Of the In
ternatonal Insurance Company Looted in Wall street.
Appeared, few days ago the First District Pol ce
Court, Justice Connolly, presiding, and preferred
charge OF fraud against Moses Sarbuck, President of
the abovo-numed Company, Vim. Ii Sarbuck, Score
tary, pro ten, and John w Latson and James A.
Requa, Trustees The fraxd is alleged to consist in
TIE transfer Of the effects of s4id Company to the
cxteLt of 81 900 without the authority of the Board
of Drectors-that they signed false and fraudulent
cerf 3etes Of stock to the amount Of $500 shares,
valued at $50 per hharethat on the 18th Of May last,
the accused, actiDg in the capacity of officers and
trustees of the Con pany signed four promissory notes
Of oebt for the Of S5,0OO-tha. the lssuiag and
selling Of said certificates OF stock by the accused
Effected without the consent of the Directors of said
Company and that it was done in violation Of the
chatter and laws of the Company. Attached to the
affidavit were blank certificates Of stock to the amount
of 1927, 500 which, it is alleged, were prepared by
TIE accused ard were to be filled up and delivered to
Messrs Lutson and ReQua. The amount of notes
issued above the stock was according to Mr. 3dens
affidavit, 10000,
On the above affidavit warrant for the arrest Of
the accused was issued and all of them except Lat
son were taken into custody yesterday morning By
Officer Dickson Of the Lower Police Court, and taken
before the magistrate who let them 90 with the un
dcrsta1ding that they appear today for examination
Mr. Latson is confined to his house from illness.
The law of wkich the above is alleged to be viola
ton, was passed by the Legislature which convened
sooD after the Schuyler fraud discovered and was
enacted to prevent such frauds in future. The PEN
atty for violation OF it is severe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
PUBIC ME'EIZNGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, July l7-Ald. ISAAC o, BARKER. Presi-
dent, in the chair.
Rcports concur7ed in.-To increase the salary of
VIM. Hubbard, Superintendent of Lands and Places,
from 81 900 to $1,000 per alnum; to remit sunary
t4xes erroueousy asseesed to open First avenue to
Hallem.
The Central Porf-The Committee on Finance re-
ported to concur in the ordicanee apprOpnatng
$4,000 to prosecute the work on the Central Park
Ao. TUcKER spoke against colcuu1pg, and said
there vas 10 funo out of which to tahe thet su II.
After debate the report was concuucd in by a vote
of 13 tot
The Board then adjourned to the first Monday in
August.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

VENDETTA IN CoRsIcA Our readers are aware Of
kid of social scourge which has existed from time
immemotlu the s,sn0s of COrslca and Sardinia, un
case of this kind has Just beop anic4bly settled az
Agius, near 1empio, Sordioin, between two powerful
fan.iiite, named Mamlo and Vasa. 1t had originated
IN the breaking off of marriage, aad in the course Of
private yes.geance on either side. Tne plcsens Iu-
tencant of Tanpio, M Oru, haa at lenglh succeeaed
IN bringing ehout arrangement, and the 29th of
May last 1924 of the Maio taMily and 213 of tue
Nasa net ii Il PLAIN near Tempt, aud ablQred
reciprocal hst,ed before cfucix of the Vdses
going up TO the chief Of tie M4mos aad embracing
him; after which general greeting took phase, tears
of friendship theo, ana appropriate oscoufae
by the Father Direcor OF the Schools terminated the
ceremony iGahgnani.