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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

PROTEST AGAINST CHINESE BEGGARs We, the
undersigned, do most earnestly protest against the
system Of begging pu sued by number Of spurious
Chinese, who impostors, aud who are utterly I'M
worthy the sympathy Of the citizens Of New York.
They spend their money in drunkenness and among
Il vile dens of Water street. We publish this TO the
ord in order that these beggsrs may be arrested and
stopped from pursuing such a hfe They are from
Sbangbae, and utterly unworthy Of any help or aid
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TAdvertsement
The April number of Dr. HUNTERS MEDICAL

SPECIALIST still interesting thaa usual IL proves ton
the Records Of the City Inspector that within two 'ear me
nuter Deaths Cousu In Ne York has stesy
din shed 81 per cent The editor We nov Jus 70 lay
before the public isolated cure as heretofore out 'He
of eiAl return hundreds"
The Specialist should be read by one and may he 90
ts ed the publishers SHERMAN Co., Asor House NO
ye,ey.st) New York.
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N.nhasf-n Gas

To GAS CONSt MEK~.-l ne Manhattan 'aS
bt Coi1rary have given notice hat al a@t ~ - 90
Arrr.f lie trce q Gas vii Do u.ffrtl rrircr lu W
,,vsl rsri.e. vi-hnr CusNprLtrRs rA bts tirN' 'fo
l.rcd ,r'o fLclr dv,l 80, Nil hr4 o t"..iy '1fl
.re 10 give itsir o.drra 20 Corr WHITLEY, 'H ~
,,d Fixture Bcssf. 40. ~ b-nldwuy cor Gees "-'r ~
rti.. for d.. ~ your work rfof ly % 'r ri f '' '
named. Portable Gss Marin-' "T' a. ff' '-' "''.t
I'D CcokIf S..y,s &c Iut rl o. st,fi 90 be-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

In the Presbytery of New-York, ON Tuesday, the
unanimous call Of the Fifteenth street Church for the
services of the Rev. Samuel ID. Alexander, OF Free
hold, n j., was sanctioned; and leave was granted
TO prosecute it before the Presbytery of New-Bruus-
wick. We understand that il is Mr.. Alexanders pur
pose to accept this CALL subject to the decision of his
Presbytery Mr.. A. is a of the late venerable Dr.
Alexander of Princeton, and brother of DIR. James w
Alexander, of this city.
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BoRRowED DREssTs.-We have lately come into
the possession Of ac-an indsputable fact-thst will
solve a mystery that has long puzzled some OF the
Observers and writers upon female dresses The
puzzle has been that women OF sane mind should tral
expensive silk other costly stuff dresses through
the dirty streets Of York or that they should
even have such garment made three or four inches
foo long for the stature Of the The fact that
we have learned explains all this seeming wonder
away. These dresses are not so made for the wearers
they were originally made for taller women ana are
borrowed. person well skilled in all such matters
has asceraned beyond the possibility OF dispute Mat
most of the women seen in broadway, with costly
dresses sweeping the pavement at their heels, have
either borrowed or bought the article second hand at
on old clothes shop whore they let out such things by
the onth, week day, or for single promenade. As
spnripg ar fact that no woman who trails costly
dress through the streets the owner OF the garnen''
il would be worth the while Of some lover Of stats c7
70 count the long and short skirts, to ascertain what
prorotion Of the Broadway promenadcTs Of pleas
an Sp,inc day are ont in borrowed clothes.
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Advertisement.
EPRRy-BOATS AND FORCF-PUMPS.

MEssRs Three steamboats, loaded with pAssen-
GERS saved from Ere BY the Force PUMPS odd by
US How important that The Ferry boats have them Fsct
RES ard other buidnss frequently saved by them Ih,y
the simplest, cheapest ard best ia use tor ships "es
Railroads, MI e., &c. A. W. GAY Co lib MadenIsne
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Advertisement
IAa.tar.. naa NJ Oh Drnal

CARPETs.-DoUGHTY Il Bro, No. 24l Broad
way, opposite the Park,
Importers and Dealers In every description Of
CARPErISss OF CLOTHS, &c.
We constantly living fr5l Europe and the Aucti N
Sales all the latest and des able styles Of
CAsPCrISGs,
which W. offer a the lowest market rates.
Psre. shout furnishing would DO well to call and examine
cur stock before purchasing elsewhere
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A PFRFUMED BREATH.-What Lad

A PFRFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentle
man would remain under the Of daeesbs breath,
when usiIg the BALM OF THOUSAND FLowERs denunce
on not OILY render sweet but leave the teeth white as
ssser Many persons do net know their breath bad ana
Pour single drop the Balm tooth brush aud wash the
teeth night and ing. 6ftyeent boue will LAST year
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ADVERTISEMENT
DuRNO's CATARRH SNUFF has searching, soOth-

Ing and healing qualities essentially different from all other
Cstarh For sale all respectable Drug stores IN New
York City and elsewhere and at wholesale at the Prop.or
price. by STEPHEN PAUL Co, No l4s Chatnbersst ~
CITY; HEGEnAS CLARK Co, Nos le5 rs 5ll brosdway
RUsHToxs 10 Aston House and AZ Broadway; BARNES
/ Pax No. 304 Broadway; Mr. MILLS, Brooklyn. 49,
JAMES DuRso, Proprietor, Albany, N T.
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TAdvertisement.l
BLACK INK is not 30 readily obtained as one

would SUPPOSE We bsve before fac .inie OF Whiting from
Irks made by THaDDEU paytDs CO.. oIsk TAX
Harrisos ard Maynard Noye.s BLACK Wrlne
Ink the li'h August 1850 On he loa OF Natel aer
iorg exposure the AID rs. Mr. pAVips INK ktAs
BLACK AND FRESH As NEw Whe toe ohei arc pae, ss
though written rAny Auy chs tssiT-s peraAIeh Anl
legble records should examine these pceens NiEhpe
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fAdvertsemen'.1
NEw-YORK STOCKING AND IMPEACHMENT
Factory No loi Bowefy.
RAxKINs OLD STAND.
quantity of easonabe UDdergarmenis AID Hosiery
The be goods at the lowest prices
A RlSKIy Co.,
No l0t
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The Board Of Aldermen last evening confirmed the
domination of Ex-Alderman Henry II. Howard to the
Office of Receiver of Taxes in place of Harvey Hart,
whose time expires on the lst Of May The Board
concured to give Mr.. Buchanan reception, and
voted e. 600 for the purpose
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SrABBISG ARRAY IN A GRoCGERr.-On Thursday
night Thos Williams, living in Washington street, and
one Lanigsn met in the notorious groggery No "a
Washington street, and having been at variance for
some time, got into quarrel, when Lanigan seized q
folk ard plunged it into the side of his adversary, in
hictng very dangerous wound. The assaant then
fed and escaped, and physician WAS called to attend
Williams, whose wound he dressed, and then had him
taken TO his residence.
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BURGLARY ~ PILL sTREEr.-About O'Clock Yes
ieisy uorrii the Erocery Of Thomas 0coune No q it
street was etrT,d by two burglars, WHO were heard by me
,e ~ th- proprietor s~erctng fr rluuder. Mrs OC9nne
alarmed her husband AMI he and pursued me
lrsrs mo the street Policeman Duuuiug Of The Fourth
hearing alarm hssened 20 the spot and succeeded ~
,rre.tr one Of Il lie bis as JOIN 'AGo
~ years Of are and her By trade Justice Connolly 10 Aei
bin up Tor Trial Abou; RS worth OF articles which iAe nii
aIs lad packed up ready carr away, were recovered
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

POLITIcAL.-The Democrats Of Hudson are moving
for the appointment of Delegates to the Democratic Naons
Co-yention meeting the County Executive COMMITTEE
will be held the American Hotel In Jersey City this alter
noon authorize election Of Delegates ~ choose Delegates
Z that Convection.
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lAdvertisenent
To NERVOUS SUFFERERs-A retired Clergy

nan restored besh in few days after many years OF
area suffering anxious mske known the me'
cure VIII send free the prescription used Direct 20 the
Rev JosS NJ DAeSALL No 50 Fulton-st Brooklyn, N \.
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.rnrer rnn GnANn LAncrxY.-Peler t;ilmore. a

ARTIST FOR GRAND LARcrST.-Peter Gilmore,
,y,cv ir. Ina the enrloy OF the Third Sase line, was
erected on FRIDAY by Officer Tlomon on the Fourth District
Ioce Court on Suspicion ~ having or To- day pfcFna e
tened he tce Of the Stage Couniny sni - 81 therri IN
as aud some vsluAIe Iauers. lie vas taken 20 the station
dc ,gf.r. be fesed h Gu' ~ Sergeant MNham ant
conducted him 70 where lie bad hidden ~ OF he mo ~
and al The psr.rs Thcse T,c)ser d. al TIE psJ-' Wa
Le,d 10 bail ~ Justice Bolaft Tor triiL
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80, IN search u guide 10 inc
wv Al. volume mako OF such
n.y.s,, a. "scwisg The Wino' "o 1'o,'
r,n,nrs ), Tho Fret wArl@,od, A is"n
~, sns Model March =" Inc onaer o'ae o'
-. ., :, The Lion intbe Toiis' and the hkei
49,, AZ .sa.,,cn Of such fantastic nomenclature Is
1--WE "''r &, Cable who delights b. lead his
VIZ. 80 ~ =. .n,,ins wisdom" through myst'fca-
Vs. ', A.sr,sa but in sgrsvc historical work lie
w" ,,.,.,s.l a freak Of fancy to meet with APP
NV "a can only "make the judicious grieve."
r" .,,,star,s on Mr. Motlcy's defects must MT
A, ,,ser,tccd as y disparsgemcnt of the Legitimate
,.,,. a, his work 10 a high place among the great
,,.,o,,,.l rrv.du ctions Of the age. We deem him
-, .nucr,h, of comparison with acknowledged
u..,,,rx SURPASSED BY Alison in the vivid delinea-
a.. At ha,tle.sccnes. he IL unqaestonably his
..re,ior in Point and condensation Of style as well
a. in devotion to the principles Of liberty and the po-
n,i.al elevation of Che people. Without the won
s,rA,l energy OF CARLYLE, which no grotesqueness
af costume can conceal he has something of his
lye for the dramatic disposition Of incidents, oad
n. rcwer Of working effective points into the COM
r.,sitan of his narrative. Lees artificial than
Mscsulsy, and never rvaling the elaborate splen-
dor ef his diction, he exhibits more cordial love
Of truth. aud more conscientious fidelity to his
tcrical evidence. Inferior TO Washington Irving
in the nell auous rise and fall of harmonic periods
his narrative reposes on Deeper basis of thought
snd betrsys mere acute historical discrimination
With no spptosch to Bancroft in the art
grouping the events Of history in philosophical rea
ITEMS, he has a greater copiousness Of expression
excel ing him in fuency, but not aiming at hi
depth or comprehensiyeness. He has not the class
icL finish and smoothness of Prescott, bat is FREE
fiOm the elegant common-places which some
tines dilute the composition of that eminen
historian Less caus:ic than Hldreth in his
analysis Of chara, ter and without his sagacious
comprehension Of political motives, his Maria
tive shows vital warmth of sympathy,
in striking contrast with the cold-blooded
severity with which that writer deneates the
march Of events in the progress of humanity In
addition 10 its merits as work Of scholarship and
literary art the work Of Mr.. Motley abOunds in
elements of popular interest Its vivid descrp-
tons Of the struggle between the feuda remains OF
the dark ages and the rising light of universal free
dom especially commend it to the perusal and sym
patty Of American readers.
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Advertisement
MEDICAL INSTALLATION, WITH CONSTITUTIONAL

REmEprEs-D s. FITCH may be consulted at bis once
No IA Broadway now the established instutiors OF
the city for Diseases OF the Lungs and Throat Heart Ds
e.fes Liver Complaint FemAe Diseases and Chronic Ds
eases generally Ofics hours from 10 p M daily,
SuIdaYs excepted.
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u of New DIRK.

DEATH PRODUCED BY ABoRrIos.-Coroner Con.
merry held an inquest on Friday at No. e9s Water street,
upon the body of young woman named Ellen Nc
Laughln, whose death was caused by an overdose of
the essence of ansey taken for the purpose of pro-
ducing an abortion. 1t appeared in evidence that the
deceased purchased the poison from DR.. j. III. Corn
ings of Ne. So East Broadway, and having swao we'd
IT, died in great agony on Thursday night The YER
dict of the Jury as follows That the deceased
"came to her death by several doses of medicine,
including the oil Of tansey, administered to her with
the intent of procuring abortion by DR. J. NJ. Corn
"ings of No. 6s East Broadway" Upon the rendi-
ton of the verdict DIR. Cornngs was arrested and held
to bail in So 900 to answer the charge He states tina.
he gave the deceased ounce of the medicine re-
rred to for tie purpose of regulating some uterine
disarrapgements with which she afflicted but the
deceased, instead Of making two doses of the medi-
cine took all at once and thus her death was caused
The deceased was native of Ireland IS years of age
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Rus OVER AND kILLED.-Last evening an I'm
known man was run over by hose carriage corner of
Columbia and Rvington Streets and almost instantly
killed. The carriage was running TO the fire at the
time Of the occurrence. The remains OF the deceased
WY. copyeyedto the Eleventh ard Police Station,
and the Coroner notified.
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IAfver.iler.eItI
WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANpfIION COFFEE

The ger ,oli Wholesale by BARSEs PARK, HEGENN
CLARK Co.. sne scHEFFLiN Bros. an y ret*u ~ uIe
Ss;s generally Manufactured s Nos IS LId II EA1 Ii'A~
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRnL TERS-APRL ls-Before
ChiefJustice OAKLEY

MALICIOUS PROsECuTfON-NONsUIT.
Wu w Vanderbilt sgt Marshal A. Mathis
On the 9th Of November, 1854 the plaintln was
ARR ed and brought before Commissioner sllws BY whom
qbs prosecution was uron the complaint Of Mathis
the defendant who charged with false and macious
IF he steamer Adelaide and took is called he Custom
House oath that effect under the statutes which confer GER
former m before Justice sos.cn the Jury swaa ss
the plaintiff Geo damage. bat the verde wa. asr~ad 'e'
The Adelaide was built It appears under the % % nee
sided in California designed her to the Sacramento
Rver-tbe original understanding between these parties pens
arrival IN California. 90. ,A
Accordingly all the contracts for building Nc were made oy
In bis and the srsnd bill Of sale male 10
him ~ the budersfacts constituting him. as he cam' no
legal owner. A.. .h,,a.
br Van Pei, died ON the 20 OF ptember 1893 after
the building OF the Adesde commenced bat the work vent
on the necessary funds being derived from other sources
In September. 1884, Vanderbilt with the consent OF van
Pe. sdmiuitraors In ori AMI the oher owners, sold
the then comr and took the oath In question: a
Mathis rcss his defense the sbsenoe OF alice aud Of
OF probable cause" for the proceedings before the Com
Considerable testimony however given In proof Of HE
previous Of all TIE se Set W
Of both parties in Comm.oner. Court IN bos,o. Mas
beled the Adelaide in admiralty.
To The point malice there some evidence OF threats
udant that be would have psnth imprisoned In
he tIaint rested yesterday afternoon ard nonau
fact essential to support the seon-bsd not been show-
The decision of this question was reserved tn III" morning.
and noe anme the defense proceeded -,
Letters were put in which the plaintiff msae part Of hs
case Among them 10 the ad nDsrator OF Van Felt
in California which Vanderbilt stated that his claim on the
vessel had been satisfied by Capt Vail part owner ana ne
had nothing do with her This letter daied Jay
g. 1884 before the ssry oath tsken IL had however
been show that the above was nss car
ried out-a fac known TO the defendant
TbsmoTnug Judge Oakley suited the plaintiff saying
that Ina this the policy OF the law 10 give
latitude infer the existence Of probable esasc from
that the above letter was in tho hands ~
the defendant sud be bsda right 10 act on a. rue not hnow
nS the and that he not bouoi to
believe facts in evidence before the Boston Commissioners
Vsnde bits staten. other tunes Therefore, on the
whole the Court said om there being probable sanse
for the arrest. evidence before the complainant was quite
-, MN
For psiDtif-sheppard and Parsons For deendsnt-Wh
liamf, Barnard and L. :. Chsthed.
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A'Sacred Concert will he given to morrow Sunday
night at the City Assembly Rooms, under the direc-
ton Of Carl Bergman, having full orchestra and
vocal performers.
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fAdyertsementl
DR PmyNTY'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS

have become standard Cahar They svo strength and
eave the bowels free and psturs, overcoming Cosyenes
Plousness Dy.pep.ia Rheumstisu, &c. Reerence-IoHs
c CEEEsENAS n. d. For sale at HEGEM~s, CLARK CO.'S
stores, Broadway.
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CHARGE OF PERJuRy.-Aonzo W. Adams, Mary
Mullhall and Joanna Mcmahon were yesterday ar
rested, charged by John r. Savage esq of No. 3li
Broadway, with willful and corrupt perjury 1t ap-
pears that Adams recently had Mr.. Savage arrested
on charge of burglary malicious tresPass in enter
ng his premises and carrying away some property.
The charge was subsequently Investigated, and it was
shown that Mr. 5. had legal process to warrant him
in taking the property, and the case was accordingly
dismissed Mr. S. now charges Adams and his two
female associates who were also connected in the
affair with perjury. They were taken before Justice
Davidson, and held to bail for their appearance for
examination Adams in 81 500, and the two females in
$500 each.
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Advertisement \
p. fe,ence can he oiven 10 persons WHO have

used BRAspRErHs PILLS their only medicine to- terms
varying 10 years aud cured OF almost every
brown disease The sick whatever be affection, will ,d "a
nedre relieve and beyond belief They must o. used
TO be fully comprtbended TO the extent their saluary
aualea Sold at IS cents per boz, No. 20 Canslst
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TOBAcCo GROwv NKtR CIycryNATI.--A sia'@ment
was made iu The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce r.
Gently, that within circuit Of some 90 or ~ miles 10
Ono, 1900 bs. OF leaf tobacco vas raised Ally,
ard O. this 200 tcs W,ie semitic Louisville as' year
While Sboa, 200 'cfs ctmc q Cincinnati.
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fAayerreDebtl

Know THYsELF. '-EIaminations, with Charts
and Written Despti7ns Of Character given daily y rrot
FOWLS, PkrsIoiosst, No SO Broadway Se~-Yors
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The Rev. f. Vas AIKEN, of the Reformed Dutcl
Church will preach the Westminster Chapel 1.-THE Rev. d.
Rbertson the Of Sixth and Foreth street
omouow afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
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fAdyertissmentl
The HIGHLAND HOME WATER CURE, at Fish

I'm Landing under the charge OF o. w. MAY D. Resident
Physician open for the reception Of pateatA TRAIL
81 D. Cor sultins Physician Referenees-FowLER@ WELLs
No sos Broadway; G. f. ADAMS, N. D., No i4i Amity't
Brooklyn.
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IAdvertisement.I -
To all who suffer from Weakness and Debility,

saw try the OxYGEyATED BrrrERs, Medicine which con'
tain, Alcohol has cured the worst cases oil DyspePs
Asihma and all arrangements Of the Stomach
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The Philharmonic Society will give their fourth Con
cert this evening at Niblo's Garden.
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fAGyertseme1tl
THE REASONING FACULTIES will be the subject

NJ FowLEas Lecsur. THIS EVENING in Continental Hail.
sthsv and Sstss he will tre.t Of Reelection I'm
ssnaton Taste Iufenu;y; how become good hsaksr<,
Ttnksu and Written; ksss Of srcess In business &c Pro-
feona EIs with Charts daily al No sos Broadway
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We invite the attention ot dealers and others 10

large stock Of CnAspELERs ard Gas tNI % ne"
original sud heautiiu desigus Of OR owS NAsvrAcrVRE
MITCHELL BAILEY Co., No 20 b'osdNay'
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PHOTOGRAPHS. - The fnest PHOTOGRAPHS
made IN the city be seen =. Roors OLLEsS NO III
Broadway, corner Of franhhHs
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fAdver;isement.
nrIIs-MESErLY's celebrated Church. Fac

~ >teamb1l', L0con-'Tvc. sc10II IN . p
EFLLs confauty hlrt and fr sale by FR8ANAsN 10 A.
tltu Scale MsresoOa4, 20. lGy Bfoai"ay
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fAeyertiseuer
END OF THE STRAWBERRY GIRL.-The famous

Of Fashion Fsmi. with Lizzie CosoEL HowAso
and affecting part Of the strawberry Gill IL xhh she
desevedy celebrated will be performed for the last time TINS
AFrEHsoos and EyESxG 9. bAksrM's MrsErM Her Atr .e
ton beyord all precedent The Par LADY Of I5s sounds
and the pretty DWARF LADY three feet Lsh, AZ BASSun
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COMMON PLEAs-spEcIAL TERs-APRrL le-Before
nd IxCRkHAw

Prime. Francois Renard &C., sgt. George p. Lord
Motion granted with 80 costs Deiendont may amend on
payment Of ssd 90 =.
Edward Warbury agt. the same.-Mo'ion denied,
with 4 10 costs nth leave further afdayD
David Wesson, &C., agt James W. Judd, &C.
Motion for q new trial denied with costs.
John Gerroechio agt. John Orser.-hotion Tor new
hisl DE- DIED with ; 10 costs
Patrick Mintun agt. Heman kimbel-Order OF
reference Hamilton Robinson esq az sole referee
Henry Dobsen agt. Paul Spoford. Motion to SET
default granted payment Of costs Of term and costs Of
motion. $780,,
Birds, We C. Lake agt. Thomas McSp!cdoa &C.
Motion for leave to amend commission granted
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Advertisement
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGs.-I
fAtyertisementl

PoBrRr HUNTER his attention exclusively to the treat
eut Of Of the Throat and Lungs Residence and Office
No. e28 Broadway.
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Advertisement. |

Hon Horace NAM SAYS: Il lock upon PhrenooSy the
guide 70 Philosophy ard The kAndnAd OF Christsnty Who
disserrilstes true PhreIology public bsnescio
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with Charts
and written descriptions Of character veD by Mr. FowLEs
when desired, st the CAsNET, No re Broadway.
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Tnr IRISH Nrws, by THoNA' FRtNclS NEAGhs"'
hss already attained solid circulation, We under
stand Of 20, coo copies much larger number OF the
fret issue was required for specimens. The a'Hty
md dignity with which it il conducted amply JUSTIFY
The favor with vi ich i j. received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

TIE CoUsTY JAIL.-There are a. present 80 per-
.or eorfned IN the ison County Ja Of WHOM q are males
ard IA females.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

UT-T
MAKING MONEY FAST.-Smart Statesmen are
re.prs harvest their unprecedented sales OF MT
PArryr Door They article that every
body wants and what yeybody will buy To travellers they
are u dispenssb More Agents wanted. JAMES II. Lee
Sole proprietor No. % Exchange e., Buffalo, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Our original statement that Bishop o Il lily was
passenger ia To Pacific proves 20 w. correct lh'
gentleman named O'Reily, Of lIatford Competent
wlo arrived TIE other day IN the Canbria ' NOT The
RsioT.