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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

SIXTEENTH WARD REPC CBLlCANS.
The Republicans of the Sixteenth Ward beld rous-
ing ratification meeting last evening. knckerbocker
Hall was nearly filed and the warmest enthusiasm
pervaded the assemblage. The following gentlemen
Asabe A. Denman. Vice -Chs'rmen-Th Thos. Christy,
John Pollock, Washington K. VermGyes, Washington
Smith, Robert A. Adams. Max Schwerin, Jacob Schee
fer Peter Morris, ,Mordecsi L Marsh - Goodwin. Se
cretares-Augustus G. Boeram, John Sutphen, VIM.
K. Stafford, George Mackey, VIM Good.
The sNhjOined resolutions were received with great
applause and unanimously adopted
Reoed Tna meeting spprovs and adopts the Platform
laid Republican National Convention held at Phil
aelpha l9th juno 1856 that recognize In that Ps
form principles sepablican National Demoe-dcy
And forward to s and adoption by the
the secio: strife and confusion which
new unhsppi y asita'e the OF the county. "
Thar the candidates pOuins'et by hs Republi
can Conyeurio ohu C. Fremont President of United
States Wiau Dayton for Vice. President, are the ns
aud honest the Republican sentiments OF the
feemeu this nation and shat their have once io
secured the affections OF the OF the
people
R,.d That pledge ourselves to require from and sus
equal justice 10 the
whole country end sns Interfere with the Just consttu
tonsl rieb will be deferred from assert
snd antarg the shts of American freemen oy eher
the l,hen RufaLs the scky
bspsions of Northern doughfc ces. 80
esoed That gladly welcome the cooperation OF our fe
whether native foreign aat whatever may
their former associations in this good work Of
political Grafton and the rsemsn OF the whoe
by uied effort, with Fremont and Dayton standard
bearers matter boh only awaits she dsy of election
Excellent speeches on the present crisis made
by Mr. John ID. Sherwood, Mr. Theodore Tilton
MIR. Jo-eps Blunt ana others, and the meeting passed
III with very general satisfaction.
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DI K ID.

BROWNOn Mondsy July IA. at the Norhera Hotel No 81
CO 81 street Of seIer debility Aasn Brown IA the i't
year of bis age.
BkiDkNon Tuesdsy, July IS. Mary. infsnt daughter Of
William ard Emsiire Dryden. sed year snd monsha
BLAkEIb Brookyn Tuesday July Is a. residence no -
AtsLte. street Michael Blaze, son OF MIS- bsHs. H'
County LeitIir, Ireland, iDthe 2ith year Of hs age
BCCkLEY-On Tuesday morning July IS James, SOB OIL 'onn
arc Cshsrne Buckley sged months ,,,
BRlCKWEDEI-On Monday. July IA, Msrs.rsths Mstlds.
dsphter Of Charles H. Anna NJ. Brick~eds sseu year.
10 months and Y days
BOORAs-On Tueseay, July IS. Ct eonyusons. Cnnsas5
Hpy. Of Jcin J. and Rache. A b0o'~' ssea year.
moi tbs end jsys.
BLAKE-At Norrhfsld. MasA. on Tas.d.y. July Fanny
Blae widow Of Dr. Charles baks snn on the late
Lent Gov JoL sihau Hunt Of Vernon VI, a.ed "a years
BoAG-A puupps scotland. on Monday, June IS the Rev.
VIM Bcas ssea IS years. tho 5ih year OF bis ministry
BUSH Or SATURDAY July Of ccn.umpon on board Of the
.ba Sc, s,c, on the pass.g, from New Orleans NewYork
NJ, Iohn Bu,b native Of his city ant for many yesrs
re.irrt OF New Orleans, in the f2d year of his age
New. Orleans papers fiesse copy
CANADA-In this city. Gu wednesday. July 10. John w
Csrsfs. eyed y ysNA .
r r.ay,s iends OF the fstnd, respectfully invited
10 hi. this Thursday from hts ,te
reslieucs No So EAf Broadway. at 10 q m
n r.<n AIS W. b taken TO Nswhsyea tor nsosmso@
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pAJIRoAD AccIDENT-LoSS OF Al'A

ors,,po.deoee Of The n. Y. TfSone ,,,r,, 1s5s.
0"'''''"'' n,rpr c., Moudsy, July H. .'IO. ~.
my p.n{ tax 5.s "ass'T .si. .ss Se '1n,s Tss
trght'u' aceice'' naupstuek Railroad ran up the
freiehtt'"n up scop. IL was crossing the trel-
trn'k at TINS which spans the wharves at speed
hs'work %.s .s a, miles per hour, when the tmoerS
not eHc'e S the engine and tender, with six ifesat
gave ~S,, .d off the track. Tn conductor - MIR.
cars p" s,o,t-a very worthy tnd highly-esteemed
Henry =. = was crushed between two cars, aud 20
S.s .ss that he .'9% RS RSsiS ,oS syys but @S S
sffap .cJo5v Is 10 blame! The Company did not
esbsbIy knc~ Of the insecurity of this bridge but
PPhso Jecper are unsoupo, when standards are inhr
sod When e,ripe-pieces are dangerously decay ea u
Rms ins for discriminating public 70 dec e wue.ho'
such ignorance Is excusane. W, a. 0T9i os
p, S-Mr. S. has Just br sthed bis last. lie leaves
. young wife TO lam. n, hr unfortunate end.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
ROARD OF COUNCILMEN.

"WEDNESDAY, ,tJuly l6.-The President. BENJAMIN
+. PIscKSBY, in the chair. Tne usual preminares
being POSED of the Board received and referred the
following:
P,ttt,ons-Of w. Oakley and others to have the
street, of YorkviIle, Harlem and Manhattanve light
I'd with gas.
OF A. +. RuDge and Others for bridge over the
Harlem Rsilroao al Nnetieth strest.
OfPeter Cooper, Wilson G. Hunt and others, Presi-
dent ana directors Of the American Telegraph, for per-
mission to lay their wires under ground in the streets OF
the city.
or Clarkson Crous and others to close Observatory
square.
Resoiption-To have sewer built in Sixth avenue,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
An nance recognizing the Fire Department,
after -1me Oebate, went over tn August term.
The Board then adjourned for the month.
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Total....l67

The statistics show a marked decrease i'll the num-
Der Of acts Of incendiarism. Mr.. Baker says this
point:
"Tbere appears steady decline Of this class of
fires since the commencement Of my investigations into
their origin which now embrace period OF two years.
The first Elk months show "a incendary fires; second
six month"; Is; tbd six mooths, So; and the last six
months, AZ Eight arrests have beef made during the
last months charges of arson, and suspicion OF
an On, two have been convicted and the Others l5er-
aed for wait OF sufficient evidence. The past six
MONTHS ending the 3ls Of May have not been re mark
abe for any DISASTROUS free, have they been noted
for the destruction of much property The hesviest
losses have occurred IN manufacturing establishments
machine shops, epd sa y-miDs
The Investigations into the origin of fires have not
only acted as preventive but thus far produced a
remarkable change Ia their locality Tne hIs year of
my examinations fire occurred IN l3i stores the sec.
ond year. 81; showing decrease of 43. 10 this de-
scripuon Of property the heaviest losses Invariably
occur.
"Camphene and burning fluids have been more
destructive TO life hAn to properly; no less thaa ak
p hsv lost their lives by their use during the
last Fix MOI ths. IL must, however, be admitted at
there sccdei II have been, In almost every case, the
r,sut Of the suf rers own negligence, or of igoo-
rance Of the dang, quslues of the article used
Neither cGuphene nor burning fluid should ever ne
permitted f. family There equally rs much
necessary pr. vert accidents in the use OF th-se
fluids es in handling gunpo~fer, ana indsed am
inclined to believe the after to be less dangerous
Msby sad acccents, doubt, would be prevented II
ordnance was passed by the Common CounsiL
prohibiting the sale Of burning fluids after candle
bght as great sOurce Of ell the fatal accidents
the trimming OF lamps after dark"
The comparative table for three years shows th.'
during the first year $50 fires occurred, involving
soss Of 81 ,3s7,'9l to the Insurance Companies Dur
ing the second year 33l fres occurred involving loss
TO the Insurance Companies of Si97,Jls.
FURTHER EXHIBITION or SOUTHERN CHTALRY-
lNG-ARRFsT-DIsCHARGE, Gc.-At the Metro
poi''an Hotel, about l2 o'clock Tuesday night,
chivairous son Of South Carolina, and personal friend
OF The notorious Preston S. Brooks, while discussing
political affairs Of the nation with Mr.. Jacob Stan
wood OF MaSsachusetts. committed savage and cruel
assault upon the gentleman from the Bay Stste.
The occurrence although late q, ne ht ated great
excitement in the hotel and the immediate neg hbOS.
hood. The South Carolnian in question is Mr. Bush
ford W. Vicks, who, with Mr. Stanwood, If stopping
a, the metropolitan. During earnest but fieudly
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.
SAyAL.

savAL.
The following United States vessels are now at the
Navy Yard, Brooklyn:
Steamship Niagara receiving machinery, and will
socn be ready for sea- Sloop Nineennes Commander
Rodgers, from Rio. Ship Relief, Lieut.. Comr. COOK
from the Brazilian sts.ion. Storeshp Supply, Lieut.
Cossr Porter, ready for sea, and will sail abont the
Goth Of July. naval mail bag will be made up a.
the Lyceum Room, Navy Ysrd, Brooklyn Storeship
Releaee Lieut. Conn., North, receiving stores for the
Home squadron and will proceed to Pensacola about
the latter part of the month. Propeller Arctic, Com.
Berry osn to be employed in line OF soundngs from
st. Johns to Ireland will sail Sunday next. Fhgate
Potomac Commander Pauoiug, flag ship of the Home
squadron Steamship Mississippi on the Dock, re-
ceivine extensive repairs.
The following are in ordinary: Frigate Brandywins,
frgste Sabine, steamer Dispatch, slooP Falmouth
receiving ship North Carolina.
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MARRIED..

ADAiR-JOLLY-In Brooklyn, Monday. July Is, ~ Lee
avenue Church b. the Rev w. w. Hallway, Mr. Rossrt
soair to Mis- Ann Jolly.
HIGGINs-LisTER-O Mordsy. July u, ~ the Rev Hugh
Bar Ar. George Hslis 70 Mss Mary Lister, both Of this
city.
MURBAY-DAvIDSON-On "Wednesday, July 16, by the
Rev. Dr Burehs d. John ". Mury Mary 81 daughter OF
Roser payi5son esq.
TOBKlNs-pERGUsON-Or Thursdsy, July 10, by the
Rev. T. Ralston Smith, William Tons ms Of Evesham En-.
sabd, 10 hsIy 5. kergusoa OF rhis city.
wILLiAaS-FouNTAlN-rnB Brook lyn, on Weinesdsy July
i6 ar Ctrrs Church by Tho Rev. r H. LsLieid D. D.,
George hliam Sarah t. daughter OF Gideoa Fountain,
e.q.,a ali Brooi,yn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

nth 10 the teeth century The Law Iosttute which
holds this library Is Il corporate body; only lawyers
aud offcers Of courts entitled TO membership
payinent Of $40 admission fee and $40 annually there
after. The officers are at present: President, John
A, then: fr,t Wee President James I. Bredy; second
Vice President, VIM Curtis Noyee; third Vice Presi
dept, VIM. lnglis; Treasurer, Charles OConor; Libra
rian Charles Tracy; Assistant Librarian, John L.. Til
liprhast,
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NEU-.JER.SEY IIEMS.

IDySTIYiyD.-The body of the man who was ecri-
killed upon the track of the NewJesey Railroad
Tuesday nlbt identified yeserday morning, oy persons
from Newark that Of Oeaha brass hni'her ienni
In Nswi Recorder Bedford viewed the body and took est,
ony the death of the deceaset Bsns satisfied
thai II rurey accidental and that blame oould be at
tsobed 10 the company Its employees he held no Inquest
Tne remain. were taken Newark for interuent Tho de-
a married
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

The Republicans of the Tenth Ward, Brooklyn, have
organix, d Club and meet this evening at No 200
Atlantic street The motto on their banner Is Pfc
"serve both Liberty and thu Union" We have no
doubt the Republican voters will attend in numbers
aid join the Club
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

jersey CITY POLICE ORDISAscE.-The ordinance
recently pissed ny the Jersey City Common Council for ths
ct day and nsht police. has been vetoed oy
Nsynr Manner or th Trouad that did specify su
cer. dsrcres the duties OF poicemen The veto wss ss
tantd The Mayor ended tho Immediate amend meat
of lie ornace this respect and its prompt adoption BY TIA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A man who gave
bis meme Gorha and ssd that he had atey lived win
hi, brother Dennis Gorhon at No Atkins street bns)n
undertook himself Tuesday in Mill Creek back OF
Jersey City lie dyeec hmSef Of his clothing ed bis hands
behind h back laid down the edge OF the water TO
await the ris OF the tide Otcer Trsaiwe tornd him took
hin to placed him n the hands of he suthor
tes T. only he for the that hs was
living While crossing tho ferry he attempted to jump
board.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
Advertisement.
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs treated by the

hsat,ou medic ,ied vapos the New York Lang In
No. Bond street established In lSoi und'' toe aod
zeal charge Of
u ID. r. NfsTELL, d.
Cor SUMPTION Throat all Bronchitis, Ashmz Caarrh &c
eued b, medicines La.d whe in tate of vatp al the o.
dii aIy ftmIeraiue OF pure natural food Nv nus
edi-s sII-d direct the origin OF hs
d,.@n.- which The vel constitution or sec
cnd.y ptons This pronounced the raooa
scientific aid ceris mode Of application
Nhie pesnsl interview ve:y desirable, yet when not
Yeaiy convenient the patient, his transmitting ina tesctp
tor OF the case eties ad advice x be prUm?y ssnt
by txprest. o., ,
bref Treatise Diseases of the Respiratory Organs aud
their Treatment by Dr. NEsTELL" will be address,
G ' AN pEtsEN secEo'sI1'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

JERSEY CRY AND HoBoKEy yDIREcToRY.-Messrs.
sne. Wrn Gorsl have just issued thsr jersey City end
Hoku Dirscfoiy t well up, and contains in addition
10 tie col tent directories street directory and
business dire ctory of jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLY ls-Befor
Judge Belts.


lndictme nts found this morning against two
sailors on charge sndeavorug reyOl, the ship
Ocean Rover Their Charles Barnes a1d Jamos
H.. v they pleaded guilty having refused 20 work
Charles n aek erq oirec by the Juses advise
the priso the chsrge and also TO their
rights 1hey are to brought mp Thursday for sentence.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

TuY CASE OF JOIN Fox.-In the Supreme Court OF
the application trial Ia tho cas-. OF John
Fo, d The murder Of John Henry which was srilsd
On wi of tror about ied on Tuesday
spsDss the prisoner The judgue.t , the Court below was
Juste. Green The Gay appointed for tie execution OF Fox
the SJth inst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

DRowNED-A little gil four years age, daughter
of J,hn Muryby who resides Wsehaw huh, was
sunday by ng into tub OF water When found
lie Yflu
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17


JULy l6.-Befose Judge WHITING.
In the matter of the petition OF VIM. ,. Hanna,
hsbess corpus ard ceoran granted eturnabe on the l1h
inst. at 10 o'clock
AN INTERESTING HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
Rudolph GaIngue was required on writ OF habeas
cor brrg before the Court boty o MeDa u chausen
Caroline Kuokock the spp alton of Frederick Nun
CHI the restor who alleges that Mena his daughter
The folow copy Of the affidavit II ANA g. Munehau
sen. the lite o; tho relatoT:
Cv and Couafy of Nstc York, Anna Muuchausen, Of
said Cy and Comfy, beiDs duly sworn say. that she Is hs
wife II the resor above named FedercA MnIchausen and
that MeLs Nun chsusen as Caroline kucAocs the daughter
aad ths said Frederick Nunchaosen her husoand
soUe'n in the month OF January last past upon ho
alton certa ply scsn named Lsndesnan che
nted s0w her daughter be sent 70 the and Gus
depoe her daughter the said Mems would oe
be situated Ore Huncr.dh street. IN said City
ard Coulty wis the ad Ners would kindly reaed and
that ceponeut coud the said Msns twice week and ad
ysed hat her daughter the said Ne should taxe
be. than her nams whi;h would in great
her fem the disgrace which her condition was
Likely oEg upon the said Mena Ht the time oe.nf
5eesEeat consented that said Ia ms ~
be placed der the of the said OF EDa
toD and Iucted her her, tho said MsIa
thet she should live her Caroline hIekock and furnei
inuced her said daughter that she should NOT IN aay event
let yesoD know her true but insist tnat ner ha"7
was CsToln Kuckock; and further deponeLt sslth not
July IL. 1856 80.
Daring the time Of above transactions the alleged father
Freo.rct Hurchsusn absent IN Belgium snd ou s re-
turn TO MI Gnugue Of IN. CommssoDers 'or ia.
formation concerning which be alleges hr G refused 20
told him thai be coud never see her again ~ the
san tne ~ was IA M Garrxae's house as domestic be
bayirg Wards Island short time prsyious.
Tie sdheres her mothers direction not 20 confess her
hs ksbeas coTpns tor the puTpoe OF proving tAat
the e.sto her father. Thee Cermau witnesses
who estec that they had repeatedly heard the girl
call Munich and his wife father aud mother. T. ID. Loucks
ior the Ieiator; J +. Deylin tor respondsnts.
The hearing VISA a. journed un'u II ociock TO day.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &C

qu,red BY using the BALx THOUSAND FLOWERS viii
remove Tan Pmpes aud fIeckes from the SKIN eys of
soft roeese hue Weta towel pour on two or thr 20
drops AID ash the face night and morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

FWrKTNTH WARD ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB-An
aeociaon under this title organized last night.
II Is composed Of young men, aud bids fair to be
one OF the most tii:ent organizations in the City.
Any fnepd Of Fremont and Freedom can become
member by signing the roll and paying one dollar to
fhs funds The following officers chosen: Pfesi
dent-Cha' a. Dana; Vice Presdents-Wn. Taylor,
J. W. Greer, Dwight Omstead John II. Power,
Fiapcs I. Young John NJ Tumble; Secretsries-H.
T. Cleveland Lewis Ledysrd Weld, Gershom Nathan,
Robert Chapman; Treasorer-Marshan d. Blake;
Executive COmnittee-John J Tyler, John II. Key
ser, John Sedgwick, Isaac Van wink,e, Thomas c.
Acton. k. {. Mccormick, jr., and Henry Hebbad.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

CBrLp DRowSED.-Coroner ReJdipg held an in
qu..t yesterday upon the body of Parck NC ushey aged
Tuesday evening sppess be went 70 the wharf and ,ttempt
&c get foank ios fell overbond and w@ drowned Al
tho, rb seen r.rn c.tan:e AID -ouli bs rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

~ th- voiun NJ odin.nc-- by selling ,,or
or supda,. Couns. for de- In. p,nsi of
prr ,isti H. called. winch bens d, me- h. ch.-nx-A IN.
array asked that they might he glishe Va.
cronf ds;
Tht the order Of th. Court. inside July 1855
uOel, null snd void tas;
o,. o direct the = ef any other officer
,,rer f byssndsrs fro the County c',y a,
s,g@ and specify the number Of taismen to be
ruoD-d -
fccnG rhst said ,asmen summoned By the SbenF
or other ohce
1hird That such tanen nominated by the Clerk
Dsput, Clerk OF the Court. or both
tcur That such tGismen portion of them were rot
oua fed jurors and thai fact WAS kno~n 10 the
so ,unnous said jurors and to the or persons no
Fun That the Of said talismeu brought, not
,sur, I'd by the Sheriff to this Cont by lao r-qnired
Sn That said juor. irregulary and improperly cal.
ed ~ jurou
the re MARTY Of The psDs the cton to quash denied
T, nra. then called sd out Of panel Of tnrty
aside Svsn summoned Of
xbirh three s,ids Three then med and
ore set asde One being selected hs pt~ wss COM
journed for the day
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

SELLING LIQUOR ON SUsDsfs.-Another Of those
brousht b-sfe the CIT! Court yesierty benS az
soe, b tbs ey asaos H. Hsisss fo the recovery
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
CITY ITEMS.

The Modem Marseilaise, a Fremont Rallyiug Song
TO the tune Of the French National Hymn, has been
hanc csomely published by VIM. Hall & Son.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

TIE Board met yesterday afternoon, the Hon. Gu
LIAM C. VrRpLASoK in the chair, and Messrs. Curtis,
Cumming. Crabtree Hunt and Purdy present. Lack
ing quorum, business of special moment was
transacted.
The Beard will meet with the Committee on Public
Health Friday, at Quarantine, a. the quet of the
Heslh Officer, e III. Thompson, esq The following
Is a sunni AIRY of tee affairs of the week:
Number Of arrived TO July 9, 1856 80 slS
Eumber Of ssranls srrs cd to July 10 ia6 o,a'
date lSo.. fl
1856. 1855.
No of ;,m.tas In Ip..itu orr ou Ward's ass
No. Inmates N Marie Hosfi'a.......... l% G'
ro,,, ..........148, 25Os
tverdra Oh Bank Jan. J. 1856. SbS,Si W
Receipts TO July 9, 1885,. .........SlSo o3S0 IL
Received since u July I6 for commu- . -
tat;oa OF alien passengers 1c. l295 o. l'SS8' ~
S35, 81 II
Dsbursener 20 july Q, 1876 ..........1So 7s3 GO
Suaory Expenses Of July aud e.... 524 O5-l2S7 %
Ov,,5,as ...........................S4O9 9s4 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

ASSAULT WITH KsYE.-A man named William
Gleason keeper saloon in First street arrested sbo1,
" O'Clock on Tuesday Eight for raising cisturbncs in the
loon st the ct slip ferry thrssrenins stab the proprle
tor M wadns He aiso raised katie and Threatened 70
stab cer vdeto but the after knocked 1t out Of Ills hand and
arrested G!esson when two Of his friends named nc Crov
and VIM. Pa.ro attempted the prisoner Oficsrs
Bsl then and after considerable resif
ance in coLyeyng the trio to the Fifth District sta
ton The prisoners bonds to appear for exsninson
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
Advertisement
REpUCED PRICES.
iAdvertisemenf.

TFf0'eFESt'1oIII'N -,
The astonishing success OF the OXfGENATED
BIr1ERs IN OF Dyspepsia, is o<tsg TO n pc
pro 7etes AID being entirely free from son'c
stuuAnt PRODUCES no reaction or unpleasant ssns.tonA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

THY ENPLoyEEs OF THE USIoS FERRY COMPANY.
The emtlo ees Union Fery Company yesterday
fued with badges which they are heaeeor'h 70 wear snd
u, hch be Known u The badge consists
81 piece of silver about inch and half in lsnga
BY o. il width II shsoAd like shield, aud upon the
oval face il scrbsd in plain Roman et6s Conductor No.
U r. Co" The pilots, bridgeDen deckhands and ssstend
~ ar. all designated aud nubered The badge conspcu-
on,l, placed upon the left spels Of the coat or vest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

THE Law LIBRARY. Comparatively few people in
Me city are aware that there is at No. 45 Chambers
reet one Of the beet Law Libraries in the country
II how runbers over 5000 volumes, and comprises
very full collection of Reports Of cases 10 the Ameri-
can English, Scotch, and Irish Courts; sets Of Amer
csn and English Ststute Law the publications OF the
Eogtsh Record Commission; and, in addition 10 the
leee rare and curious volumes which se forth in all
'he goy OF fresh sheepkin there s SET nearly com
pi'te, o: Epeish Reports from the year 1916 reign
o. Heoy Ill down TO the present time. Among other
valuable works-vsuable to the antiqusry well as
The hwyer-are the State Papers of England and
America, Charters of the American Colonies, the Con-
greseota Pspers from 1871, the New.York State Pa.
Pers from 1871, English and Irish Records the early
Laws OF the Anglo saxoDs, those of England under
william the Conqueror, the Laws ascribed to Henry
soe Fos. sod the Monumeots Ecclesiasc Ca from the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

eKIILFD BY A FALL.-Coroner COnnery held an in.
yesterday No. 2 Seventh street. the body OF
How AID H. Rockfeiow child OF who killed
O., hiId story window Of the above dwelling dur
mother from The Jury returned
q ,eruict 0" accidental death -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

FousD DRowsED.-Co,oner Conncry held an in
Yesterday the dock foot OF TgenCy ninh street North
RIVER uJon tie body Of Legfo whose supposed TO
have been Jacob Valentine who found drowasd s ha
place The ssed hal been missing for tune. The
Jury reudtr rod a verdict OF death by drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

THE IA1E FATAL KAILKOAD ACCIDENT.-Au III
held Wednesday the body OF Jonn LH.h,f
the aborr who e cay previous wasr over ard killed bY
while the track OF che Hudson RIVER
road One hundred AMI ftyeghth street The jury
de,.d verdict sccice ua death. Deceased about
80 yeaIs Of ege, and native OF lreiaLd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

CHARGE or PRRJURY.-Mr. Charles A. Harvey,
wetr Residing No III West Thirty sixth sraet was ar.
by Officer sw.eny Of the Lower Police Court chais5d
by Nr ilutu of No "a Beekmsu street with having commit
wiul and peIjuy in making affidavit b-trs
Of Deeds The parties in Litigation respect
OF Considerable smouut OF property ana tne
sieged PERJURY Sr Hsrveys having 'won th1 he
in writing signed se.ed and delivered
Nv Mr. Wles The accused was held 10 bal: IA $500 by
Justice Connolly TO answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

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