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Ax,snpr TO DESTROY RAtLRoAp TsSrN.-The
nrchitec.s OF ruin are increasing ia numbers and ap.
preceding the regions most tbckly populated, where
ber evil DO wen may destroy life rapidly. The
chicago papers of Thursday bring the details of
fieudish a,temps made on Tuesday to destroy the
eyening express train out Of Chicago Some wretch
had placed pile Of ties and rails scfoss the rack aud
eAoised tAem dorm. freight train which happened
10 be behind time, coming first 10 the obstruction,
was dashed into pieces, mot car remaining whole.
The engineer and sremaa were badly hus aud sixteen
yslsabsc horses instantly killed. This c,ident pre-
served the express train and shutder to think .ha.
might have been The result bad the latter reached the
inpedimest fst. No clue kss yet been found 10 the
perpetrators Of the dsbeeal act, nor can any Cause
Tor Is be surmiscd.
AsoTHsR MyRpER.-Lsst evening, tSundayJ a
party of IrsAnsa assembled at the house OF Bernard
SAanley pear the Messrs Parksrs mill in Westvile,
two miles om the city, got light which wa. oar
RED on out OF doors, and 10 which STANLEY himself was
killed.. The particulars Of the ARRAY arc unable to
obtain, as inquest hss yet been Ssld, and the psr
hcpants refuse 70 say anything sboss it, II 10 prob
Able however, that SAaaley ives choked TO death.
Coessble Knevas went out from the city and arrested
eight pcnons concerned 10 the AFFAIR and lodged them
N jan. There win be IN inqaes. keld this morning.
when We shall obtsn mere particulars.
II fksw.1svea Journal. 18th
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The ordinary expenses of the Asylum during the past
wear have been about els 600 aud the donations re-
ceived during the same time nearly $4,000: balance
Of debt amounting to $4,000 incurred ~ the late
erection Of two wings to the Asylum building still re-
mains unpaid.
After reading the report, DIR. BETHrsE made few
highly appropriate remarks referring to the past his
tory Of the institution aud spoke Of the healthy ap
pearance Of the children, and the very little sickness
which has prevailed among them. This he attributed
estion nutritious food and the special exercised
by the superintendent the habits OF tie children
The doctor alluded to the number and magnitude of
Che charitable institutions of this city, and INDICATED
ls citizens from the charge of beiog entirely devoted
n the interests of trade II they know how TO make
oney he said they also know how to give 1t to bene-
Coz mt purposes The riches committed to the Society
fbough they had take u wings, had not flown away
rule adopted by the Managers of the Asylum, at the
ontsct was to receive any and all orphans applying
heasury or not. This generous resolution had been
attended with the most happy results, and though the
finances of the Society had been sometimes embar-
Sassed the benevolence Of its friends had always
moved effeotual. DIR. Bethune went on TO say that
he frst recollection he had was being in the Asylu
on an occasion similar to the presents and though the
of bis locks might indicate the contrary he
Vac the senior Of the Society by only one year, The
speaker continued for some time IN bis usual happy
vein.
The remaining exercises consisted of singing recita
Hons dialogues and class examinations by the children
vbo were placed on elevated benches at one end OF
nc chapel-al neatly dressed; The girls in mazarne
hue frocks and white aprons, and the boys IN black
roupdabouts and dark gray pants. One representa-
fipn called the "The Jubilee Year., AMI designed TO
De somewhat patriotic arranged especially for the
occasion. $500 49,
able and listened to throughout with much atten-
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REPRESENTATIVES, OF TIE FIRE DEPART
MENr

The Board of Representatives of the New York Fire
Department met at Fireman's Hall last evening, j.
I. BELcHER, esq.,, presiding. The FIRST business in
order YVES the election Of Fire Commissioner TO fill
the vacancy caused by the expiration Of WIN.
wnght's term of Office. The Chair appointed as
Blacue and Garvey. A motion to reslect Mr.. Wight
by exclamation was neeatived as unconstitutional.
The Board then proceeded to ballot, with the following
result: -
Wright Notes l4 Scattering. Notess ~
Sessris... ........."........x III
w hole NUMB W.
Mr.. Wright was declared duly elected Fire Commis-
sioner for the five years next ensuing.
The Committee on the amendment of the law in
reference to tho storage Of gunpowdcr reported that
the Legislature had under consideration the necessary
amendments and at their next Session would doubt.
less pass them.
The case Of Alderman Clancy, charged some two
years since with having made improper statements
about the Trustees Of the Fire Department Fund in
his seat In the Council Chamber, ives called up. Mr..
Cisucy put in letter OF apology, and the case wa,
cropped The Board then adjourned.
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Nrw-yORK ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The Fiftetk Anniversary of this Society was Oh,
served vest. rday at the Asylum, near
street and the B!oomngdae Road The chapel, where
The exercises took place, was densey crowded by an
audience composed chiefly of ladies. Among those
present was Mrs. Bethune, mother of the Rev. Dr.
Betbune and of the original founders OF the IN
stitution She is now IS years of age. Portraits OF
Mrs. DIR. Graham, Mrs. Martin Holman and Mrs.
Ale xander Hamilton, with whom the germ of the So
cety originated were hung conspicuously on one side
of the chapel.
and pYeyng presented the Annual Report of the So
cety. which embodied the following facts:
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CIT Y I TIE N 8.

Semiramide, as given at the Academy drew bril-
liant house. and afforded the occasion 10 Miss Festva
to make her reentance as Arssce, In which she Is al
ways favorably received. The fair oontralto looks
all the fairer for her Mexican trip, and has evidently
been stud, ing the While There was much applause,
ard Madame La Grange distinguished herelf
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gXE ANNIVERSARIES.
uNIyERsALIsT SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

UNIyERSALIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Anniversary meeting of the Unversalist Sunday
Schools was held yesterday afternoon ia DIR. Cha pns
Chnch. Twelve hundred children were present,
nearly twohrds girls and the Church was com pletely
fDed With spectators, most Of whom ladies. Toe
spectacle, as seen from the platform, was still more
Beautiful than that exhibited at the Tabernacle last
week. Eight Schools were represented;
Bleeoker street-Q q. McAdam, Superintendent.
Orchard street,. Cushins, jr Superintendent:
csspii. cSureS"@. O. %e1ds H, saeerasndsnt.
D. Ser% s. sypssS.sRS.a
NewHk First Chureh-o B. Meefer Second Church, O.
Among the clergymen present we noticed none out
Of the d nomination except the Rev. DIR. O,good. :,
The exercises consisted Of singing b., the uoited
addresses blythe Rev. A. &oOnr, the Rev. DIR. Saw.
YER, tie Rev Mr.. NYx, the Rev. w. l.. BALcH,
HoEAcr GnErIfY, and tho Rev. Mr.. CHAris.
The following home Missionary hymn, wn,ten oy
Mrs {. M. Sawyer sung 10 the tune OF that for
eign missionsy standby, From Greenands Icy
Mountains:"
We sung the songs Of slsaness.
w. have lis pod the words Of prayer,
But sudden cloud 81 sadness
Seems dark sning down The air;
Wa remember there are others
Our prayers 20 d., should claim,
Meier heard the ssviofs name
Through the wide and s~srnins city,
Ss % a., heb , a% az. 81 ,s s2s ana oy
On the young seldom nows,
There's voice. drear sad. bewid'rins
Swelis high al far abroad
ia the voice oflittle children
Who are living without God!
In foul, polluted eeilus.
In dens without
Tbese Elm benis hted jewellers
Lie down IN guilt and shame
The in his highlands,
The besIben In BIZ. isirs,
In the far Oh tropic Islands,
See holier light than theirs.
o teachers who have led rs
Where the love OF Goo Is rife
Opreacbers who have fed us
With the red bre I'D Of life;
Ye who send your tssels freighted
Where the DARK brow cd heather roam,
TIL the teeuing satef
Shall they sts've for light at bome'
We pray loves mosrinf, breaking,
May round tneui soon be fair;
For our hearts within a'e aching
At the heavy woes they beu
O Young but blind mmortals
You shall not al ways sin;
Wide, wide are Heavens portals
And you ye. shall enter inl
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cspsr@ but bic srcompice Ged srd ssesped The prs
token beffs .usee ard committed fcf Trial
VIM Brown, . boy, ~ ys'erssy arrested ehAket en-
having sh other By Of ss
the dw.lins Of Charles GuSsoek No. 81 Came.s saes
secp therefo articles OF clothing tho value Of $tk
The oniers detected vi 10 leaving The hossc ps
ses< BrQvr sfreed bee eh ceunpsnisa whs oososa
bed boy ed b. eod int ssy scspg
nces. TIE peust tahsn beio,s Justice en- sse2
I'D fox exaninston-
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Advertisement.
Gas APPARATUS AFTER THE PATENT or THE

MAsYLAsD PoRrAsLE Gas ComPAxY.-C. K wooDwonra
Co now Offering complete, cheap, stDpse
ana eBeient Gas MACHINE adapted In all q
private einss public and private schools churches, o.
eees factories foonderes hotels watering places, 60 w8
as of towns vleges Details will be- foished By sppyne
the Office Of the Company where Machine ea' Be sesa
ooerstiou. c. X. WooDwoRrH l. Co,
No. u Wallet New fof&.
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tAdvcuscucnf,1
NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.

1pg LAST UNFOLDING rsE ARr or HEALING.
Ny daily practice proves that Cvss CossVMprtoA -
its varied and wont fcms, readily any other ds:s.
Therefore desire all Coasumpves but psricssnu
those med AL other rhy sicisns without relst
MIS- NJ. j. MARIN NJ D., No 81 Lafayette place, N. l..
(Frt Of Broadway, between oh I'D ethSel
Ofes hours: Frcm 10 10 exclusively fx Ls1tseS
end for Gentlemen. Wednesdays sxcopted-
All her hours BY appointment
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Advertisement

MRS 8. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR Re-
sroaER-The Rev. Prof GEo. SHEPARD OF Bsnsor M 49,
a. 6Id friends who my recommendation are dsP'sss -
mako trial Of It." - 49,
The Rev D. c. CLrsDrsEx. Chicago. MI can I'D ~
testimony 10 your valuable preparation
The Rev M THAcHvR Bdsewater N. Y; Ny hair Il ~
stored 10 s original color the hue appears b
am satisfied the preparation nothing ike Dye out soo
The Rev DANIEL woop, MIddistown. T.; I" Ny hsk
has sres, upon my head the us Of aosh
q ny family We arc thankful to you and have full 'Ass
The Rev H. A. PRATT Hamden N. Y. adds his tsstncax
Minister snd o'hers In the City during ADpiyerny We
would well buy ~ depot, No. So broomes1 kekhAss
CLARK 4 Co.'S, or kUsBroS's. - "a.
Sold BY ali the prr pa merchants In the United States Goa
and ada
Wholesale and Retail Depot No SIS Broome-t.
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IAavorisemcnt.t
lr s & EITCH,s a. SIX LECTURES on the Pm

DIT % .. tut ofx 11l1o 1870 = s-s..,---
BEARToIsEAsE and the LAWS Of LIVE, with full exPosatacn
of MEpic "A edition, hsndsomcly
bound 10 muslin pages Engrsvings aud steel Portrait
the Author wild DO furnished to for lvslds at cent pr
copy-substsDtsy swl be sent BY mail POSTAGE u, ca
Apply By letter. personally to s. g. FIrca Co.. Ne Vie
Bro~dwsy New York.
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MEETINGS TO BE HELD.
xyanrrcnao AayyA

"sDNbspNrt NJ. - ,, O.,
,wyoaK NAcpkLtS SocsETy--At the Asyvn Ia York
sas Eighty street. between Fourth and ffh avenues,
LIBRARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Clinton
~ rpiac
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chow that the Crystal Palace WAS nuisance. ine
prircips thoughts Of the property holders present
Yesterday seemed 10 be the removal OF the Palace Tor
tie purpo.e Of converting its site into Park. iney
coutend. that their property row was almost wo'n-
ess and that If they put buildings thereon they Won"
be unable to rent them. The object for which tue
Palace had been erected was fulfilled, and 1t should
now Be removed. Mr. whhe oootended that the
building was an ornament TO the city and should not
be removed, but if they were determined to remove
he hoped an exten.on Of the lease in order that the
Association might dispose Of it without serious ioss
The Committee will meet again in few days.
Can't Borden Of schooner W. A. Griffin, arrived
Yesterday from Barscoa, makes the following report:
On the 5th instant Waltings Island bearing 4. S. f.
distant 30 miles, ct midnight a colored seaman came
crawling on board, over the bow, in very mysterious
manner He could speak very little English, and
when Intercepted the following was gathered: That
be fl! overheard on Sunday the 4th inst from the
main boom Of Spanish brig (osme unknown from
Trinidad bound TO Barcelon,, the crew Of which, on
perceiviDg him, threw him q plank, with which he
succeeded in keeping himself above water during the
remainder Of the day and night and until the afternoon
of the 5th inst when he saw a schooner; he immedi-
ately commenced swimming for her. and succeeded in
getting on board at midnight. He is about IS yesr'
old, and had nothing on when reaching the ". A.
Griffin but hi, pantaoOns. He had been in the water
one day and a half.
A National Industrial Congress" THE XIth) will
meet in Cow ention Hail. No. IFS Wooster street, on
Wednesday, June 4, at 10 q. m. Land Monopoly will
be prominently considered. All who desire the pas
sage of the Homestead bill invited to send Dele
gates.
The following is statement Of the receipts for the
mast wear of the different associations that have just
held their anniversaries in this city compared with
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IAdvertisement
Du. TOBIAs's VENETIAN LISIMENT Depot 10 TO

moved TO No. IS Corapd-st. This eeebtssd article 70
sned 70 cure Group Coughs Vomiting Munps Sore Thrsass
Chronic Rheunstsm. Pans in the Limbs Chest 40 Bsc
Cuts Burbs Old Price rs and 70 Sold b. n
the be obtained DR TosIass Hoass
LsInENr warranted superior sly other, In pss
bottles. cents.
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We invite the attention Of dealers and others -
soy Is,se .tok of yxruags Of asvs
ersns md beautiful desips. Of oUa own MAsuyAcruns
hfTcBELL. BAILEY Co.. No as BrcAdvsg.
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NEK,JERSEY I1EM&

The JerseyCb Common Council met g. nc e. IL
csnn ~ p,sSsat Of The On the tsh ballot cat ia
s Al Cl.rE votes but positively deesiaed ts
snd tha Board proceeded with its baiosg. Over iss
s.1iaa,;y ss have tsksp place without CHOICE
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Lucrezia Borga will be given to night at the Acide.
my of Music. Ne sdames La Grange and V,stvai ana
Messrs. Brignoli and Morel in the chief parts.
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biary, April 50, lS6. ,o6f
OF these there members paying annually S2...4At
Subscribers paying annually S5............ 48l-4925
A motion was made that the report be accepted, the
usual number of copies be printed and that the thanks
Of the Association be rendered to the Board for their
able management. The motion adopted.
The report of the Trustees was then read.
After brief and appropriate speeches by THOMAS
TILEsToS and WILLIAM L. DODGE, the meeting adj
iOurped.
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fAdverfisefnentt
BEADS

OF EVERY EscsfPrtoH.
For sals By N. P. BsowS.
No. lee Pearl Ct, hew'fotk.
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iAdvrrtisementl .
MAKING MONEY FAsT.-Persons engaged in the


s.le of KETTLES PATENT Dooa FAsrESgas ceiling ve
quantities them They just what the :afcts o. 60
COMMUNITY deust they Dospenssos
They ae sure sse where7,r dueed Moro agents wsnse
JAMES H. LEE, Sole Proprieto No. ~ EKehansese, p~'
alo N
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fA5vers'sensut.l

iii I'm elsss In Phrspoosy ct No Sc Broadway TAsss
d.y evening next ThOse assDs to join ss requested ~
present that evening.
Ex.nn.cus With chats ard wrtfes descriptions Of Char
all
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fAdveftse meot
NOTICE The undermined having the excluMv9

light m.iiDs CvrINes PArkxr ASsaorrrss n The sy
New AID Iona s hereby css asee
sasns, inrLsns sad rht md aso against sSas the wcsS
"AnSoiyp<h ssA word havins beea csiaci eSprsssy e
trade marx to said Patent Pksto<rsphe f
tares W. A ToNLixso>, No ~ Broadway.
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Embarrassment I

FARBANKs's SCALES Of every description
Standard Weights end Messures-snd eli kinds Of Wssas
Apparatus, for sale 81 whcisssle aud retail b
FAIRsAxEs CO., No. leS BroedwN.
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Gas! GAs.-GAs FIXTURES of new and bees
sful designs just out for tho Sprns Trade
Also the cheapest and best PoRTAsLE OAs WoRxs ofs neW
ssd inpqoy construction for private dwellings. Villages kA
For hoesele retail call s greet hsgfseturn4 Depot
No. 576 Broadway. ARCHER, "AhhgA = 0e.
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About o'clock yesterday morning fight occurred
in Hester street, the Bowery, between August
Meyer, German cigar maker, and Samuel Murphy,
residing at No. l43 Hester street, during which Muir
ply was shot in the and hand by pistol fred by
Never. Officer Kaveny of the Sixth Ward Police,
was coon on the spot and arrested Meyer, who was
taken before Justice Connolly to whom he stated as
reason for firing the pistol, that Will, walking with
his sister and several other friends, be was followed
BY Murphy and Elk Others who lowered but him
for the purpose Of HeggiDg him; that fearing they
would do So he pointed the pistol up ia the air and
fred it twice to frghten them, but unfortunately he
accidentally planted some buckshot il the arm and
hand of Murphy. He further states that one Of the
ass.iling party knocked down one Of his tMeyers)
friends and kicked him in the eye. The Magistrate
held him to bail to answer charge Of assault.
Between and O'Clock yesterday morning man
named Michael Murphy, residing at the corner of
O. and and Elm streets, whe passing through Boyian's
alley, Avenue A, was suddenly attacked by two men
unknown to him, beaten until he was insessibe and
stabbed in various parts of the body. He was found
by the Seventeenth Ward Police a short time after
ward and conveyed to the Station House, where he
received the attention Of physician. AT the time OF
the assault Murphy returning from escortng e-
male to her resdence, and it is supposed that Jealousy
instigated the assault upon him, a. the female had
separated from her husband.
Coroner Perry held an inquest upon the body OF
Tbos Jones' boy eleven OF who whiie s.hsae
fos wood Of Tenth East River yesterday
uorI academia fell into the dock and was droWnsd Tne
pererts Of deceased Tesiae Of No ll6 Ayenus C.
A man named Matthew Don0hue was found, Y'ossIy
intoxicated aid injured BY fall lying In Avenue a. ns-
Tb street. taken the Ssssnteentn s1a -
House where be died durios Mos day night 110 0~'-
ro,i6ed to bold an inquest efou the o~ ~
woman named Cafhanne ksaTnan - W. % h,lsias
injured yeseYcay by the fnx Of por,en ?, e. vas res
NJ OAR street pocess OF =. 10 the
.,o - - :. ,o~ble from rubbiss aid eou''Js~
New-fork Hospital
Bernard Hsrap German, na :, s Ii SssisS ~ der
I'D two Of his fractured yes.atI $500 in yesrdsv
~ .rS,nhms nc IN Eighth syenSe wnes e na,,.i
- n . IA vss ta.en % che New-i ION nosP"~'
p.,t Vim was brought to the Hospital yesterday,
- rum iruries received ss Ofeenpons, WARE us wa
struck By iron pie-drisef.
The Court of General Sessions was Obliged to ad'
,rrn Yesterday without trarssetins bus1s eoDse
s<.pt busnss Jurors and others viii b in attendance a.
the ususi hour to-day. the Court viii convene. 4.
John Tbomaa, yoopg MAJ, vas yesterday arrested
ehsresd With burglary upon De p.eises Of NM Mara Rsssn.
No Is Lewis street. which be stole nsats ed
ether stsles vsiusd IN I'll tA The burglary Elected
ys.sssdsy neeins b oesIs tsse tsy sd - isoses
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fAd,ertisemens
q EIX r IL II Il 4

have now Of the finest sssortmen OF Gas Pixsvsee
tb, city which for beauty Of style 6nsh ssAe
compcsed who'll, of and original dessna Those sesu
Furnishing houses with Fixtures will do well 10 call and 81
stock previous 20 purchasing esswhee Gas r'rss
inserted into buildings ct the shortest notice.
JAS q. MoFTET. Manufactures, li9 and IL! Princes
PS-CHAxpELIIRs In taken down. rsgst oxtisae q
French bronze, TO look equal to new.
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Advert. soRent

UNCLE TONS CABN-the original text-!itt!s
Cor ellis Howard Eva ard her mother
prcset night after nxat to such erosaea nouse "a
THIs EvEAISS.
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IN the case Of "CoL A. @. Sloo agt. II. o. Roberts
ct o. in the u s. Circuit Court before Judge Inger-
soil. the motion for an injunction has been granted.
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ADVERTISEMENT
IL You want a fne AMBROTYPE, coll ct

IL YOU want the fne.t be made this
the Atlantic, cali ct BxAoyS VOC wish 70 zee tAe 49,
exele and supe.b collection suhet portrsits
colleed this country. call at BRAors No SO Srosdwss,
ThompeoL'a
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The man who calls hilself Alfred Wet, and wh0
ne, srressd CO Saturday Phs5epns of se'ag
N tic robbery Of $500 q sbsrsyie. turns
10 be notorious character nsnsd John w. Rsnd whe Is
Simed L. hs.yy bsssres bsat robbtrs. psoa breahis,
Lc Ckeunssices haze usnsp9ea thai tend sroes n
the reosns r6btesy Rand Rand implicated 10 ~
Bank ROBBERY and reeostiy IN esnt rdebS
New end HE had been largo since he broke ~
Concsrs, n. n. early last Water. 'rtt
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The Court of General Sessions was Obliged to ad'
iorrn Yesterday vhost TanssetnS any eca1ss eonse'
ss.pt businss Jurors and others viii b In attendance ~
The usual hour today a. the Court Will convene.
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The Grand Jury of the Court Of Oyer ana vhses
returned number Of indictments yederdsy s.oue -
were several ssanse liquor ds:ers foura ~ n -
Judge Rockwell vbish be ted 70 sIicn. The j.sy
ksvir completed lahore gsre CO .ssss @ Cent vss
resumed The eytdsrce for tho m, "A.
,d hs defense wss CT ensd, when The coen VIM ~
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i, the Hudson County Circuit Court TIE case q tho
5000 ucb Cbureh Of Jersey CITY John WEIGH. Arch
e. Il co. The evidence acded yesterday, and -
snuiux I'd VII commence this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

John Thomas, yosDg maa, v.s yesterdsy arrested
No Is Lewis from which be stole msals sad coma
ether stsles vsissd in III ct e The burglary sesstsd
snA sseenpes soniss ss< bo1s Cheaaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

Dat. Vim was brought to the Hospital yesterday,
s.Tips frorn hjures received o. Oreenp"a'' Shse "
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

u.~ar . German, had bus breast'oonc
81 h ys.s.asy y s.Sf s'. Il,
ar embsnkpsn rs - -. sa % he New.York Hospital