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United states District Court.

Before Hon. Judge Betts.
Jew She Grand Jury were called, bot there not
being sufficient number in attendance an additional
panel was ordered for Wednesday morning.
THE BRAsAN SLAVE CASE
The Distrc, Attorney made motion 10 increase the
bal OF n. ne Costa (wSo was In court and Il q ane
hooking specimen OF the poruguo@e) Tie District Ator
scy made the motion the ground that DC Costa had
previously absconded and that the bail should therefore
be Increased from o. 600 10 CHER amount within
discretion of the Court On the other hand u denied
BY Mr. Benedict that there any intention 10 AVOID
che process law and the Judge having heard the ada
Wits yro and en- refused 10 alter the rule Of bal laid down
by Commissioner Morton--namey, rs, 900.
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Gu Tuesday, July s, by Rev. BENZ. Evans, JOHN ID.
WATSON ANN YouIE daughter Of the late Henry r. Ro
bertson, all Of this city.
On Tuesday morning, July s. in Brooklyn, at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, by the Rev. Mr.. Keegan
Mr. GEORGE MACKAY, Of New York. to Miss MARY CLARK
OF Brooklyn
On Monday, July 7, by Rev. Samuel w. King, Mr.
AMBROSE r. CLARK, Of Maine to Miss AMELIA +. WINTER
BILE OF this city.
Hartford, Conn, papers please copy.
AT ST. Marks church, Brooklyn, (. D., by the Rev. Mr.
Haskins, Mr.. d. McCrTcaEoS, of Newburg, N. ", to
MARY GRACE youngest daughter OF Mr. Henry Summers
gill, OF New work city, formerly OF Preston, England.
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THE pRrrrsH LEaArroN-The Pennsylvania In
,-ir'r publishes special despatch from Washington,
,,ipg that tie chief secretary Of the British legation
slate all - opon his once for the transaction OF routine
fusincss al tie suggestion Of bis government
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ALnAHAC roe HHw yoax-4zu DAY.
Duu - Hoou II 81
DuH snrs. IS uIon WATER l %
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L0s1 AND POUND.

(,AUTIos-srNDRY COUPONS or AMERICAN sTATy|
~ aud railroad bonds. amounting - x5o1, each bensI
stamped in red Ink Forwarded " Phi Speyer Co. In New
York; and two first mortgage hosis the Ohio and Penn
sylyania Railroad Compare 81 and ss Of SLOW each
dated Lat January, 1851 with coupons from 1T July, l6
LIT January red having been stolen and the payment there
Of stopped the public cautioned against negotiating IN
PHILIP SFEfEK CO., " broadway.
NEW YoRx, July I. lSSS.
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CToLEN-oN SUNDAY July 8 A FIREwANs CoAs
- and badge, No 652 The thief requested 70 return
lhL dagueIreoype room Nos a0 and t2 nrnadwa
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PHILADELPHIA, July s-Arr steamer Delaware Copes
NYork brigs Ocean Guide, Grant Messna Governor Brown
Park Maanzas: Selah shue, Portland schrs Lucy ROBIN
Eldrdge Mary johnson, Baldwin, Ida Mailer Edwards
and Henry Wood, Clum NYork; Adaine Thompson, Mar
shall and Chas Greiner, Marts, Boston, Pratt, Smith
Salem.
cid Boston, Clark NYork brig selah Shue Por
land schrs Granda. Merrman, and Ottawa Prince Port
land Greiner Marts w Darling, Baxter, and Adalin
Lucy Robinson Edridge, New Haven; Look Out, Butler
Can,
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SToPPED-sUPPosED TO RE STOLEN A DAMON,
- bresstpln The owner can have BY proving proper
Original L. JACOBS, lo2 Chatham street,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
rlIE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE
Drugs, Mc.ic;ncs, Caulp1enc.
Oils. So, Sc.

In Northern CalIInru.a krt IAtil.i 1liT Ph ACE
AMI b- sure l0 cal fore purchasing else" here.
Utu}Illc. August - I-3c jU--'-U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
y. 6 Livery Stable.
T.-ycrs Street I.cur LZontgcuery

FEto. Isl I.F pADLH H}tli.TE. tat.-. a,l a...
. growth .t t.i, ia"u. 500 nt.-. e.. i.|n i.l.o NiI
truu. l.tlr tr liH pt.hc r,''usIse 1lulIp.. u r.l
s'u,A atd c,a.r@-t II. rap' or t-t.h.--ht4,ul. 51
Iucc Nt ta.tEc --A.ia.l,E !is .4.nc - @ Z uvtuuiia
ul tLca age.
,IotN H,}so on LIVERY oa IA u.r,, r-aeaH.lr
Ttr5-. % o,e'r.d. We "II bu.. -rU or ,Ar...f-p
-to.--a -I.Hr- l.I,.arl sod bt-ru.-~ tl. e1auI. f,.
- rr-t c >~ !l.c.y Slan.t ti tiur>i i.l--ir-. s-
auo -Htn i.af~... .lru,-htt al 81 rtumorI'> Dorr..
1haEhIut posi- l.Nu,-. w. hope to tu,.. !. e,u
tiuualrt. ui !t -...ur ,titbbt Is X .iyl ttt AZ
Dal-4 Or5rsle.iu'! 30, $780, j, tcuu.
+. u. !. l. (str1,y.- IA,, Gentleman who's,
nale l,Tm- jhr cI.auu't tp> triicr 'a"ui th,
.w moit r.t tar,.r - 'tl.c tJ.a .o tt- pro
it,~I "a Hnd d,N,'y iu r.. r,u ''r ii'iu .Iltr
au ornament io .' u..r .,td p. .,i. 10 ttt Other
ln,ug fau h} tlsi 4t. -oi.-l wtlA k,s-l.A lp tacr
hi, cuui r. lhr nutllt. ui tar.h, D. !Dnd ib,
"fl lr->or> a.. tai hrr s,iI> uetl % .cr 90 ihr
ir ci,r o tl l-e pnef p'> "iu,' rc Il .Nr our GLORY
..ud or pric iuA.ta rt- =. ~ eco, h'. lr- rral ltI
inr -c aru ~ ~. a,Ct43i r,>-' ucc io plc-'iohi,
-. loan, .t.l 5 4.D~ 1900 ru unrt.' apart
howe er from iI> e.-.I,> ,u "ir efa .c,ri!'t o.
lmlr"f, ,hr jy.,rlo. fe g o'rr.r'cr 'ir g. ri,.
winch TO irHE. ..I,ie ann tol s'r ''ih .,i'C, Z.
lhc sXtlH nn &C 'h Fy++tt fi,ass lelll,r Ar oas
or lht other A. Aji rlap li> ciinracier l' Untsr
al, ,Lei: ~ Is hysiyIlI.. h- ,Arl un,ufp 3Hc
10 . ps,. Wnu-- mpguaclCr hs icit upuA thtpt a.,
t.iu's Of disc. s., Rc c.h copSclettioi-t mm. uI
hH with tbe -;,bCs ltt. tn m ;...l vii an3 "a
tricud whum 10 tLo8 :, al g,is. t.'e hrs OH"
~ No. ; anf r'nnry ll. co+tt. vi sacfumruips ID
MoutgomtA streets. san FramIscc. aIi-am !
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17

E'-~ We are indebted to some one un-
known to US for Il COZ Of COL {. L Pickett,
Lie # john c ItyuoAt. Ii gives him frs
Tor his land spccuntiono in California, il an
early day. We small be much mistaken It
this document docs not effect powerful IN
hucuco against MIR Fremont in the couin.,
contest Mr.. Pickett IS one ot the pioAcey
OF this State
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
Watchrnaker and JeVyeler.

~ WOULD EEsPE"rFULIN INFORM
E%Althe citizens OF OroYilie and vicinity thai hH,
C&e1S nuscha-. Il OF Mr. Eo>snhal, his WaIcinIu-
king and .JeVSciry establishments, nn Mont
xomer street. and have located ny self permanently
In The above business IA has .oe. and hope by strict
attention 10 business. to me. Al reasonable snare OF
patronage III the above line.
trM guarantee to do IVOrk as rel as IL
can be dOa' Gny'rkete m the state.
ALI. KINDS OF JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
n B-particnlar attention paid to the Repairing
OF Watches. GEO. L. SMIIu
Osoyuie, August II. 1856. augllf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
street, opposite thh Orleans II
Ol2O VIE (.
MULER'S EXCHANGE,
Montgomery street East side, 0rovillc.

HHANING EitEN RE.FlTrEp, j. again open aud
Is = the proprietor 'ah,> tbs mrlhud ut lniUrHMg
his cid ud the pUe!c u,rt!. idat Dec il-
tcn9 To- keep a, fine stock 70 Liquors an! Bar lu
The place. ~ udlitIuu To- whtc3 hs lui's ar IA ~
crileut conduIui and bl cuutt,, 10 his patrons, ne
hope, To- mtri a ihCr,a siurc 81 pairurA a.
Oro'i,c, Aug il, lhusti~tl =. W. MILLER.
THE CIGAR 4 TOBACCO STAND
l. kept by Little curly. who VII keep ON baud the
very choicest Ii ,uHa cigars. Tobacco, Fancy liprs
sud every vartl! arucir, found "A eu,h piao.~.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17

1hcu.At G,pa'ury .1 Jc on N0ADtY.r
,~.,o nGoo.r s"PloH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
Oouil.e Chilly ljQttc Ne,oyG
Mn Enron

Mn Er,ror'-
The Committee Who were appointed ny tire
citizens Of Nroy...e, to organize u Nleh'
7 Her, wou,l most respectfully announce,
,uut tbs time for which they were appointed
has l,ns since expired aud as some Of the
Committee are about leaving, it is necessary
tusta anew Board should bc appointed \
me.,iugot the e,tiurs j. therefore 'quc~l.
~ .t tac Uu.tci states, tui, evening, for the
.ut. .se u arpointing neW Committee. amt
She transaction q. important business rc'n-
tive to the interest auo safety ot tic Town.
The umittcc desire 70 impress upen 'Ee
cit.leu> u Oro>i,le, the absolute necessity o'
minimizing au catc,ul Police, and the
,ra>. tatt every enc wlo has the welfare q
luy Town at heart, wi. cvmc forward and
take such steps, 81 vii. tend most to protect
the lives and property Of our citizens.
81 order Of Committee.
b A. BROWN, Secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

IGG- ~ VINO VISA 70 rJEcHAss
~ bo-.. iarc! Aa.eH- CT Plulm. -. NHI o.
I ura lo c.u d. lla ~ tlu IIttD SIOh4
Il uu aou.-'uI,r,. ult" t,"r lr,tu power >ttrc
.--- - .r,at~ iIu., 1h' i"Irnllt l.-l C,u.ytists
..J.u'r a., -iu,h ou u nu:
.,,.'l ioNue.S, q uuac.
!.., nalu. Uuui \.ro,.
tu.-u-. 81 o., AtII.
. ,,u-- 1uc.r, recorl, s.ar.u, a,a,
. t.v.,> .'.r-apotua anil,.ur .l'D.,
,ttl.W Ns,s lulu,G-.
rN.u-eud', -ar-aiar.Ha, ,l oi lemon,
~.au., Gp bl rl Io.,.
. t,u,.uu's do t4ai 'io.,e.
/ -.au- Ijunu,ut, CH ui t,isIuou,
,tu..-tG 81 tuac Lluameu-Dt,t pu-.aI4m,
Tam hui,r. tt,i IrrItu..at
l..-,.e. ut Jatnaca GiL-,r'u ot Anlc.
.,..H,r.L ti,ul Lat,4Icr.
a...''- olI,i tDDti-,
o.. .lu.'l- ointment. . .'c pil
io,a...s' Y..-. N.a.', oil,
Wusa'- la.i.r 'e-c'ab.c.s Nar'o"-
/! E,-c NHtr.
1.l.u ,on'- ryeW Wafer, l.o.r :, nio.rs,
IL.,.'. l&tpo. Nme butrs.
. cod fi4.r Du. suu-lau tHtrs,
Joae'- lApec.oran', II"H'r'm,
i.t.~ ~l.c-. At.,Htc arfI.
,l. .rc. I,tg'I.u lafh.
itti.@G.r, S"a..
...a,a rr>cr Pills, ,ra.u OF Tanr
,ava-o-ar. t"ur Iaauo Medicines
-.,.iia.r .Lct-. Cine.
Ir..-,,. spuer-, fnc.
~.-r,u,ary naadags, G., o.t.c,
\a..-.1t. jI--lor Ci ior "a Iue, Tor m,p..
Cl-.... =. aba e.. l.uriu e..
r,I hronn NiIs9r SOAP ,Da th'rD Vine forIn,a
in,unNr-. I.I pHrpo-t-,
U.r Dn,. Oii Lttiu!, iur medi,
t;,.tr t,ris, ptr.u-'-.
W. 90 Aruict lmwers.
>ui E.t, Iruuri,c loot.
So. .u' r. Snr,ypsr'h l,uo.,
...la. Ral-aiD of NIa ChSrrr
~ a.- of Potash, AlcuAu s., pr ccGt
'srl h.ue, Cauphcle pure.
O.. C-AuG. iodine ui Pot.--i 'i!,
i'lr.-.rc. IDuutnr >C.a.
.e-aHuu, CarIauoH =, ads. &c..&
LEECHE~.
I,g 'her viii all thr usuai fr'lGes .lt iu DIR -
81. FEs. wi-h ~i bn saii 40 rvasouable prires
't,ee wto u favor ~ 40 q coll.
P.y-f.iaH- pr -srrfaHs accurately con pOuhdcc
al Iliucs ui ia} or Ligit
NLLotT o. DAY, Apot! ecary.
Oroyilie, August ., l6:C. aug-.ng
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
)1rLn~UEE rECE1 WASHING
TCel STREET. LVI4AnE



r..-vl gers ly tia, iauc arr hudsd At san I..
u."u U.o company NIaI" a.d ifo.r,d iuinco.
..,,l > tou.,r,ub.c Coaches io \lt-'u litt. Vtc..
ul.y ,llosrr q, CO." ~ ..,. vhcn hu> r.c,u'l, pr,I
cc-u,ua, d Ivu lnc * tudJ H,N S.r uor .-.u tar..
ror tur .,'.ull- -i,. u,r "a. h,aNu ~ ,nr I-lun'
,A,,,1l. and rf,rl tli.,l-. .iirlI has b,,u lpaD
JOB -t,ute 81 = So 'Ui.l oI,I nj III. ILG u iiI
PA--NDE. IA,- Iuu'r b,lil ,u. .ur,~ ,ho.Itr thjl
.u. uu1.g.. .-oa-,Is NIa. N'ar,-'e ..,.u t.r gree
ura 10 Eco irppic, aud uirirN,l, uh.. ot6iHts loa
.p' tor"lij iDm such 'NI Io-uIr.
i.u,r, -. iuic WA bc considerably lower Tia.
lItc.- I,....t'y Ciatgod
IHB.t.ui Ii,hDl~ 'UENlSHID .NCLII
~ t,sN-.T Ot 1,tE I>IIIAt-.
T.s.tNurG~ A"GAr -. L\pLNSE UPO&
IIr I>tu.lC-, lNsLF. IuIt AttL- Vi illLt
CROSSING.
io.,,u.. ,r -hjpm. d. ui}nc received a. to-, Con,
pH., .ola,. .a.I 81 u'-.urh a. 81 ga! a. SAILING
ioru-...,. ,r I'.-- -''. aIp! lp
n.NtIfI,''N A GO Agents.
) W.cuiuoa Nos.u -on and hatr! streets,
Stcohd loo
L1+hcn At d,pa,urrv .1 Jc on NoADtY,r.
-~',s hGoo.r s"Plod
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
u<o>"'' Mo
LIQUOR VAUL T ,

A!-T- --T0'T- 'U-'N EI|N-- NT'I.
IbI lNuI.!,-,G>i.. It;. ~ ~1JEI
r. prt tr l. .1e I,@I.'- .,ct 20. ,..go.i.,
i.s---4. VLI,F hr sal t4i. tuN.u- Doe r.nl o.c..s
~--4'i4.~a Aus 'o p.l. .i r.r- tT,r u.u ,.1 g..
ooa-ato,o, IL. rrarr.'a, ,torr Mary ;.. yao,.
DaI tc tt.clau o, 't.ati,.> 'l, ,> lsu, il- -.e h..
loie lugcU-ire e..H-. "a,rr. I.t.n>, C.3.U
- b.r.I- N'u a2..I..i. " h..Sy,
- harr.t- i...l,,.I. Lfu4H..
. b.'r.. a.. %. " Co.,. 100
! barn 3..t.', .....'f
pt,. ,.tila on.... u.lrn. P.r. Wine.
.r,t i..e ,,usiu -.rr.}. iu-.tI.rN 81. d
81 c.-c~ ''.,... f.., s... I... r.. }lc I3u.... ..,.
- c-,- ...y., q t...'. - c.- eN-uj .-aui,. 49,.
q c.,y- :..t .,I-,l, .,.
j. c..-.~ .-...th,f-,r ,a..net
scotch b, u-. e., ll"i"'l Z Ale iu c5~ts.
l. c.-,~ al-g Ml".. r..l lh..4. S,ra~.errg.
Lemon ~!cup. lp cases Chan ls.-u. I,.,,, btug
Peaches 80. b. ia-,i. aad .u,r eHu An.-. ol ,i,I-
lrid uruG-. ~"..~t 1HJAA3 bI--II.
DIo}4,c, .i... ,s. tr. o. NIsu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
X. BARNETT, Cheap Igarryl
l. c + \ : f. d 4 L TlON EER

MONTGOnEET >TNEET, OEOFTLLE.
Attends personally, 10 Sales oi Rea Ls.4,e furni-
tie -.nA SluCA.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17

IfE- " VINO Nj~I 70 rDGCHA@t
= III boI-.. arcl Na.t,.- or Plun. -. Wld D.
y = ur4 iu r..l tl Il. Ij a.. IlttJ. SIOLl
.{4t va aoi.-'ul,r,. ouo .u"r tcIIu power sttrc .
.hr I.r..u> iu.tl lh i'Irnilg l,-l COM ptI5t -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
PHOENIX SALOON f!

UNDER WATEKIAN's CIGAR STpRe. MoNTGoMkRy
STREET. NRONILLF.
TETIE SUBsL klEEES HAVE HEC0NE Sole Pro
Il prte,ors o tais Saloon. u!d are dtermiuud no to
re ouj1one ia furnishing place oi wortAy tue
patronage OF 'Ae uroEnie pubic. The bcst Oi
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
win be found at all times. To hca they .J lie their
!fpno- to puriake. BOLitME - NALDEk-
OruYule, August 10, lsj6- GuglJ-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11
p0ARD OF ALDERMEN.

u,xrAY June AID. BARKER, President
Ps,1,oas- From the American Institute tOr the use
n, Hamilton -auare 10 which 10 hold their Cattle show
IN Oct. Der next Adopted in q resolution by Ad. Ely
M The Hamburg American Packet Co, tor the ex
rlusiy. use Of per No. q, n X. Referred .,
R,,ola,ioa.-By Aid. Tucker, that tie subject
matter Of cepo-irg the city funds be referred 10 inc
C@mr,,ee on FTnaIee, and tina, they report whether
Il i necessary not to take action IN relation 70 We
same ard If 90 that they report me baLA VI De"N
xbsre inch deposit. shall be made. Aioptei.
Nv IA. ,sarne-Tkat the Joint Commi''eee ~
Accounts make the usual investigator ~ e. o.
the several Departments, 81 pro'ide1 ]" TIC -
uances. Adopted. 80 ,,4.. ,,..sn,.a
Carts aaf CartBa,A.-Ald. Monaghan presence
reti,ion .eued by c4rtnSn and others cVthP'aus "
he rres.pt orc nance relating ~ the caIs Gu Oo
mn being cencient IN regard 70 the weight =" ~"
20 90 20 load-lbu- frequently caa'nS ul'Pu'es' He
ferIed. c.,.-;,, On amend the o,di
- % nave Pine street with Belgian ps'enett,
- nrovi,iig thai De done 10 accordance Win cersin
.!elf,scatons. To- pay the claim Of Coare. Wander
-, ASA fJr services Inspector IN the erection OF
Dbrc buiGipg. To remove the sheds on the ea1teriy
a. q, Ca.herine Mako. To repcr Nv I eet from
Wal ,,ree: 20 Excb,nge place. TO allow an lnspec'
tor on u. paving OF FIR fourth erect, between
Fslrh ard Fiftb avenues.
on motor, tie Board edj 11rned 20 T1e-fsy
TrEspAr. June lO-Alt. BANKER, President.
Ps,l,,0n.-Of Y. Is. = indle ard O'hsr- agan-, tue
~ unber pg 81 Maiden ane. O. The - james Church
Catholic school for remission " ts1 SCION account
| Of the B5wsry ExtensOu. Referred.
TIE fclr,t q -tDy -,.st't.o7. "A resolution cso'
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NetpVork daily Gribm,te
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
C0yERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUSE.


The regular weekly meeting of the Board OF len
Governors took place yesterday afternoon at the Aims
House, on Blackwells Island. Present, Cow Towns
end. smith. Guuther, Tiemann, Anderson, Dugro
Bell and Oliver Gov. SMITH occupied the char.
The Committee ON Alms-House reported IN favor OF
erecting large shed near the Aims House TO shield
the old aud dycrepit men from the heat OF the sun.
A. there was no appropriation from which the money
could be taken the report was received on ole.
The Committee on Bellevue Hospital submitted
report accompanied with estimates for the enlarge
ment Of Bellevue Hospital.
The work was awarded a. folOws: Carpenter work.
VIZ. Fowler for s2e, 500; msson work, Z. b. De
Baum s34 goo; iron work, Thomas Csrnley & Co.,
si3,359. ..-,.,, /.
The Committee on Bellevue Hospital reported in
favor OF awarding the carpenter work on Bellevue hos
pita to parties at prce some 5000 higher tnan II
va. finally awarded This wa mainly brought about
by Gov. Oliver.
Gov. TowssEsD, Of the Committee on Supplies, re-
ported that they had contracted with Charles Miller
r. AZ Pbiladelphia for coal at the following prices
Broken coal per tun, 81 SO; egg, - s7i stove - go
and nut coal, s3 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11
,oHN.sTREEr METHODIST CHURCH.


Ameetipg Of the members end congregs ton opposed
to the sae Of the church edhce, was hed last eve"ng
in the basement Of the church.
On motion, Mr. X. rEsAsr SHAW was called " pre-
side. and Mr.. Gro WATsos appointed Secretary.
Addresses were made by Mr. BgsJ SHERWOOD and
Mr.. JAMES T. BARsEs, evincing q strong fee Ing on
the subject and declaring II 10 be the nrm detsnnina-
ton Of all those opposed to removal To commune 70
worshp in the church, uner" dispossessed upon tne
conclu.ion Of the suits pending; and driven nom
the church. they would engage ball, or even ioft,
if nece ssary which ~ worrhp and perpetusse their
organization. II was ALEC stated that Methodist
clergyman had offered 10 ofhciate ~ pastor OF the
society without hXed salay trusting only TO volun-
tary contributions. "
Mr. BARsIs offered the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted;
.s s o. Is. ' F, Me- ss1 sp.cps Church ey
New In tcoutnuns public worship IN the eharcn 2and
u ois .sre., Me-. Yof that s.d Church having taand
&C. By ait the worship Of Almighty God 70 sas
wor.ip In sd ebureh eisimns such privilege hshs. uHta
W Asil he lawful compelled 70 surrender such r4n
Rs,o.sd That opposed TO any sale 90 dispoatice
the eIuics ssee or society John street. and s.o Opposed %
o. p. Of :ss,t pro-
pety be Of the church a. nov exs" mo ~
.d f.. P,St Of: q S OF :. sss1sh SscS:
'' a.. . %ssa. c.s,sA az sss'r
20, Menu, md John Martin, h.,Ds ..p~.isd fro. "a
h.ns established sp:,ss SH s.a s q s' nss
ds Ep,;ops Church and that their respective omess T
1n1 ssrsa, Lewis 8. Lodsr, James T. Bunss, 1hons.
Cooper snd barton Wood the only remaining 1ss' o.
P,.ir,s Inst the electors SAID Cbnrch proceed forthwith
" A.. Trustees u .sd Church. 10 Ill the ysesnees occs
s,S by tie removal Bsoson, Brown, Martin, Asiss
On motion. the meetfg then proceeded % ballot for
thu FIVE Director mentioned 10 the resoiulons amer
appointing Telleis, With the following result; Charles
F.rsu.on David Roberts, John Pierce, Richard keeP
ipp. ysmes Webb. The numberof votes cast was 80
several Of those voting having originally sigaed the
p.tit;on for the disposal of tho Cbufen properly.
Mr.. JoHs PIKEcg stated that the esA opinioas
furnished the society 20 tho eject. thst socort
inc 70 the como ons Of the deed by which the properly
IL hid was recerssry that divine service should cpn'
Time 10 be observed in the Church. and that the va
cnIci.s IN the Board q Tristees ought 70 % imme-
oist.y filed, to prevent the property from revenlng
~ ,Le original owner Mr.. Pierce offered The follow
rg resolution, which adopted:
7,e,.o Thai IL the AMI deslfe % zoe "subcsfs o.
al "a that the ofcers Of this hHsh b
70 arm ' 10 The Pr-.drg Bishop of tho coni'snee,
brL Iii ). IN. Ish OF TINS month of rsns
49, Church o the cnsgBl con'efsnee Jess
E.mnIks were also m SIDE by Mr. LEWIS b. IooEh,
=, .outiop wa adopted presenting the thanks OF
, sc.ty 10 the Hon Levi !. Cbatdeld for hr invalid
sble .etyces ne Couns.l, in defending the nstS oil
,Lo.e ouuosed 10 the removal.
af.F ,oue other unni ortsnt busiuess re meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11

FEox HAM THE brig Henry Guild, from AsI
Csyt-, arrived on Tuerday, with sdv'ces To May ~.
Capt Anderson informs Us that revolution broke oa.
at Aux Cages on the 18th May, and thai The rebee
were about 5000 strong, and were in iron. Of AK
Cs,e-. Alburire's hsd been 'uspended-ihe stores
ell e,ed. Tie President had declared marital is",
aid oall.d % all cltz take up arms against the
i,be's. Two or three .krmshes Ia. AIKEN pnoe, and
20 Il tie rebels were taken prisoners. CoSHE was
yerr ,carce when the Henry Guild left Aux Gays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM

~ PANY'S FXPRESS-Odiee No lI5 bro>dwsy view
mad. Arrangement 10 transact the Exp Busress over tben
road ard connecting branch railroads ard having pnfs
suitable outfit for that purpose are now prepared - 10
er.l Express Business. ,,,-., II A.. .,o.a,,.r,
Having The control and direction Of me
cf trans on which the business dooe they VIII % aoe 70
sy. themselves OF the privilege Ct giving ulu.uA %
articles forwarded by their Express to "so soni ns ~ ~
renee, will be much seaer than could be Afforded 70 comps
MES N uGyey gssed IN the express eus'nss
By an made with the United states sd hmerr
cd f.rress articles viii be taken oy tnese CSn
panic, ~ DuILrk and Buffalo snd forwsdei WIZ dPs 70
IN be pcir css IN the Unite6 states aud Ter
rtones -, H.. a.. ,,.,~,o,,.
Contacts will be made BY this Company or me u.nspos
sen.e tr.ns 10 Duntrk and Buffalo 20 oe orwhed itom
points their destination By 'he Ordinary
lines -, . Ill l.. .h.... If .r...l
WHO will attend transmission OF hand -
packages the collection OF bills sent Win so9's OF ~
r. mo- sds Of vhieh will be promptly returned
wh be given 20 the COLLECTION OF no'e
accounts At and between view ieA,
land Cincinnati Chicsgo and ST Louis.
HENRY u. RICE, Superintendent Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11
NEw-YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Psssenser Stations Corner Broadway and Cana ..
IN New-f OH. : Corner 18th ct. and stn
TEAMS LIayE Stw-fosS-For NevHav.u: T. t. -,
(E,Di E2;5e Si5. I, HIl +Sp For BRIDGEPORT: 7.sA
NJ, ,Erl l2;s, 5;l5 tx $50 H. Tor Mlfo-d, STRAIT
esp m For SorTs.,: ISM 1850. SIS, T. tEI 80,
S:l5 Sis T For Dsien ard Greenwich m u -,
S:i5 $50 5;I5, e:5 p For stamford: T. q (E1l q m !;
1879 S:l5 g. ok 4:S, SIS. e:l5 m For Post Chester
and intermediate station. 7sIm. 1880. S:b, 40, SIS,
e:l5 II.
cosS,cTISe TsiHs-Yor Boston: a m. fEI) -. m
Ex1 FOR Hartford and Sprl xhsd; m Exl 1850 . IN I;
an n cI) For Connecticut River Railroad o Honuesi
q N. Tx For Canal RAILROAD: lEI) Aui 1889 D. IN
n Vested For New Lsr don Railroad m I n m For
poufao.ic RalresA: g. N. For N.usstuck Railroad:
% S:l5 o u For DsIbBry and Nors ,lk Railroad: m ;
80. m.
(Fy 90 lex i3o, 500 =. (EN From Riiseport
% iO:ls (Ea.) 2:, tEX 5:lI lOs o. m Or
From Nor~ ali: As so BIS 1855. lex ASS (EIl
SIS SIS R:S5 En- From Port Chester SCI. SIS,
2Ss S:S7 II: 30 a IN. (En 4:Cs, e:Ip m
JAMES X HOYT Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11

~ and sfer MONDAY May is 1855 and until further notice
PASSENGER Trains will leave Pier foot Of DuAuest follows
DI'NKIRK EXPRESS, st 6A n. for Dulkuk.
BUPFALO EXPRESS. a6 N for Buffalo.
ATE stations Passen by this TrAn will with
pres ars for Syracuse Cayusa C.nandssus N,ssss Fahs
ana Rorbeser with the lightning Express Tram the
I.is She Railroad for CiDcl nsti, Chicago, &c.
RIO ~KLASD PASSENGER, 81 $50 o m, from FOOT OF
Stations ..,
,ovr an. intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5 Q. IN for Dunsrk snd Buffalo.
IMMIGRANT At ?. m, for Durkrk and Buffalo ard n;sS
uedisie Stations. .
The shove Train. dsily Sundays excepted
The.e Express Trains connect a. tmrs with the Enirs
c.,.nSasus and Nssers Falls Railroad for NIAGARA fsus 81
Birsbsnton With the syisuse and blsham'on R.!ros io
s1rsru a, Cornir with the 3utdo Corning AMI New on
pirosa fr Rochester a. Great Bend with Delaware Lac "a
,nn. Ard Western Railroad for Scranton Buffalo snd Dun
iii h the Lake shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cuiehnsu
Toledo Detroit. Chcsso, &c. ,.
-o'ee' d. c. McCALLUM. Genera SuRenotends1t