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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
BOARD OLE COUNCLMEN.

MONrAI, June The President. JONAS v. FHIL-
Ljrs esq PRECEDING After the minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved, the Board received
Ia following
EesouiiOn.-By Mr. BULTEEL-That 800 be appropriated
the Il The delegation Ohs board 10 the Health
C. Lytuii. AZ lhi sd,iphis- RefyI.ed.
The ACr ChatSr GgGia-By the PgESIDEAr-Where1s The
g.auIe OF til, State at is late session passed Charter r
hi City section ~ of Inch reads follows; The City Of
YoIk sail be divided into II Acruac Districts and
By ct' 81 Of sad CHARTER the Glowing clauscs
enacted namely the the CITY of N,wYork
aur or either o them force shall aud
r,u Ain full spd shS Lot be construed repealed
Dn.o'lted or in sly manner affected thereby :" SUD
UhereaI The DUNCAN and Mcrts merry Charters. vel -
all ubeaArnt Chsrcs prior TO thu; Of the 1851 far
Al, sane relates the above s each Ward shall b.
tied e one Alderman full force and existence ~ the
time al the pa,usc the Charter ot 1887, lch Chatter de
a-e ,hsi there shall be only II Alcrnanc districts which :
ia Grect rnfet with the mcsgiug aud Pt Of section a.
tch sin recognizes hy subsquea sets 2 Wards thereby
s,BE tie Cty 81 tive WI Is II MOI -'vie eAo1 81 al A'e
L,L, thrIetoTc. be II
R,eG Tat fhe un.cl the Corporation be eqlesed -
tNt opinion forthwith 20 the legsly y seton % 90 sad
,auTtcs tie saiag i inconsistent with rN.nS laws Al
che tim, ~ he passage Of tie s-ae - 'Fa th boad o 1
si,Ys which sr sssry retain ami PF'tec; The rsh
q he citizen. of This which IN existence AM ecoS
used y section - # the charter of lS57 Adopted
= Des c'a'ie Ncrian .cTho Report 81 ihr tobltee on
> e. w. receive ia II granting the request OF tsn
btb ttt al on ssirt Ultsde building "a oreAhsn
.irtE II involving cxt,udltGre Of money II was moved
that u - ADOPTED tonight.
Nj NCCLENACHAN. the Clerk commenced calling the Yea
al Naysat s'per Sped accordance WIRE tne usage u
M boSid when tie which there l. no fispnfe
cor tFuits NE l@rc~ OF mrnitSr> cOnen-bGt ne vas
rtrtG ty Nj Ryei, WI with abnormal ernphasis cal "a
he Gin 10 ordrI and he. lis turn called b.
ne Pa tidtut Mr. Rycr Insisted that the Clerk
hOud not indulge II any utth yec gymnastics AID he eyea
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FIRES.
FIRF II STANTON STREET,


At l. O'Clock, Monday morning, ire broke cut IN
tie carpenter shop Of Bowger Daley, N the rear Of
Nos. and 10 Stanton street. causing about 800 dam
age. The second floor of the building occupied by
Martin Hone, loungeframe maker, and Mr.. Michaels,
cabinet manufacturer each of whom sustained 300
damage. The building owned by Mr.. Beach Was
damaged to the extent Of $500. No insurance.
Thence the flames extended to four story brick
building in the rear Of No. IL Stanton street completely
destroying it. Loss on building 81 coo. Insured for
81. 600 in the Stuyvesant Insurance Company. The
frst floor Of this building occupied IS cabinet
shop by German, whose loss Is 800. No insurance.
The second and fourth floors occupied by John
McCafel, cigar-maker. His loss il estimated al q 500
Insured for 81 con IL the St. Nicholas Insurance Com
pany. Third floor by IL. Heinrich, type founder.
Loss about 5000. Insured for :, so.
A small frame building in the rear Of No. II was dam
aged To the amount of $50. Insured for 800 in the
Bow,ry Insurance Company.
\ large fve-story tenement building in the rear Of
No. 20 damaged to the amount Of 500. Insured
for =, 600 in the Lorillard Insurance Company.
The brick tenement house in the rear Of No -,
owned by Mrs. Barnes, was also damaged to the ex-
tent Of 800. Insured.
FIRE FoRTY-sECOND STREET.
Late on Sunday afternoon, fire broke out in the
srseery store Of Peter Snyder, No. 30 West Forty
second street causing damage to the amount Of 800
$500 insured for -, 900 in the Citizens Insurance
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BOARD OF Alderman.
MONDAY. June l.-AldeTnsn CLLNCT,

IN Inc chair.
RcaPpoiHfm-nf Of lie ctr CAan5cr'aiH.-A COM
Tuncaton was received from The Mayor nGmna5ns "
Stout Tor Ieappou,mert Cay Chamberlain Confirmed
FoTHHt y c%-ChtJ NatSsI.-Ihe committee
On Ans ana Sciences reported procure portrait Of Ge" w
Matso Chf OF Police at cost Of $500 for the Governors
Room Cy Hall Aid Tucker strongly opposed the measure
and denounced as reward political services Putting
me thi d Police among the Govern aud great
son moved nendmeu tLst portrait b. hung Ia the
Mayors Ofoc which carried TIE report thea put
cred and laid on the table
Styet ClcdAiBg.-A repor; was received from the
aei Hoard IN favor Of author xng the City lnpctO 20 have
he streets cleaned forthwith tie contractors having failed -
AID WILSON moved that tbs subject be referred 70 the
toumice.
Ala BLUM opposed a moments delay and thoush, tho
whole Board could better consider It than The
y was dangerous condition nom hith and was the
Ad srEESs hoped the matter would be referred = thc Com
matte 20 the contractors could be heafd and their ures
Ane other discussion suNec, made III. special order
Tor Wednesday.
oneT reward Of 5000 for the DEF, elton and conviction Of the
murderer Of DR.. Burden
Inrestig0tios ot AccouRts-tld BLUNT offered a
resolution 20 have special committee sppoi4'edto lNallac
tdorted.
The Municipal Police.-The report from ne COM.
HA u e,teblsA Nun epd Police. read ard discuss H.
on ihe table snd BE- printed which LOST he had ben d.,
copy 81 thr document when pTnscd By the or
so Le thought such conduct insult 20 h's c0n-
suuens Had the members of the Board been mAl'ns
enut 20 have the streets cleaned they lid getting Up
s fobeo plan, they would hsv. pleased the On bic -t~r.
ee was paper involving million dollars 20; up
az ming 10 inform the p4oc the suhcc. refused
80 'oti itG contended that tie Cnnsu Council hsd the
10 establish the day nd night watch under the Oil Cnsr-
Md wlsoS urged the passage f the paper the opposition
Le and this paper necessary sve Mayor tho
t"" required The MeiVP0iisnPo.ice would be tyrsHsica
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yer' - fer 20 hint Tat Le Clrk dirsed sd ,a.l the
.,tiof Of tie Pre- le-f while be . his chair.
The PEfsDfNr again ordered Mr. hyer - -s@ bis AMI
Mr. R}er hs Wollcr plea him much. nj pro-
ned 10 indulge Ia rearks r-rafEabe fog
PARTICULAR Tho Pr-sisrt hammered Bis de-k win
ri0rry Ind told Mr Rver hi Eat which VI
Ryer dsd dsotey Immediately Tie t-.islt thea
ordered the Sergeant sAu0s 90 put NJ hyrr INTO biz
pot hin under Til settler, and tholgh Ar RF-r
std won't yet be eet a an before TIE veR~rse
Sergeant at ArnIs with wh awaVs cnaArte
ire hin ten sDy responsibility devolv-s ups hin hai
= Shed h kytis chair. that fu1ctonsry Wa A. q1si
lsub.
The srd then went Committee Of tho Whole. Ae-r
cod, ug yaIisu. bs they ans the Board
MONDAY
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE COMMITS

SIONERS.
The Board met yesterday at the usual hour present
oil the regular members.
The decision in the case Of Lieut. Martin OF the Fhh
Ward was rendered, by virtue of which ne ID removed
from the Department
Captains Geo. w. Norris of the Tenth, David Kiss
xsr of the Fourteenth Edward Let's Of the Seventh
and Abram Alderman Of the Ninth Ward, were thed
for disobedience Of orders decision will be rendered
to-day.
The Superintendent was directed TO cause the re-
naming eleven refractory captains to be formally mott
fed of charges against them of INSTRUMENTATION, aud to
answer the same at the Office Of the Commissioners on
Wednesday
The following resolution offered by Mr.. Draper was
adopted:
To the Police Force of the Metropolitan Police Di,yief;
The Superintendent Police by order of the Board OF Po-
lice directed inform officers aud in commission uuder
The law this passed April u.s. 1857 that early provision
will for their accommodation, and the general purposes
and thereafter strict conformity
the Rules snd Rcguld Of the Board will ne enforced
The DESTROYS Of continuing all competent and law.
abiding Office and that misrepresentation may
induce refuse remain the side Of the Law aud
Order.
Committee from the Quarantine Commissioners
met the Board in the afternoon and made requston
on them for force of 25Inen to be sent to Segune
Point; they will probably 60 down to-day.
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FIRE II The sowERr.
CITY ITEMS.
Nrs. Cora HATcH lectures at Stuyvessnt Institute
this evening.

NORMAL SCHOOL EXAAISATIoy.-The candidates
for graduation from the Female Normal School Assem-
bled in the male department of Fifth Ward School No
A. on North Moore street on Saturday for the pur
pose of receiving their final examination preparatory
to the Commencement in July This test examination
il conducted by means of printed questions all the
different branches of study and is designed 70 beyery
thorough and exactng. Mathematics, including
practical arithmetic, algebra and a snattering Of
geometry, is made the basis Of classification aud quail
ifcatiou necessary to insure graduating certificate.
Mrssrs. Hszetne, Belden, Scott, Harrison, Tanning
ard O'Donnell conducted the examination
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.BROOHL w ITEMS.

TIE Police DIFFICULTIES N BRooKLrN.-The
Deputy Superintendent, destroyed the returns directed
to the Chief of Police yesterday in the same manner
that he did on Saturday. The dissenting Captains
marched out of the office, expressing the determine.
ton to leave the returns there so long directed by
the Mayor. Assistant Captains Wright and Stewart
of the Fourth District, and McClane of the Third
Dirtrci, make out returns by direction Of the Deputy
and bring them into the Office, while their Captains
make their returns of the transactions to the
Chief The latter destroyed, and the former ara
fled.
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HUDSON RIVER ITEMS.

SHOOTING ArFRAr.-On Saturday night, near Quar-
ryvile Ulster County, at Thomas lrvings house, John
Forsyh shot Patrick Haley with a gun, the whole
charge taking effect in the right side above the hip.
lie is still alive but it is doubtful whether recovery
is possible Haley procured pint Of liquor which the
three drank After imbibug several times, Forsyth
told Haley that he had the bottle aud must treat again
but the latter raid he did not have it. and that he must
90 about his business and leave tie house. Haley
said he would 60 when he got ready; upon which
Forsyth said be wouI make him. and went into the
back room, took gun and shot him. the whole charge
going through from ale to side.
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MAD Doc KlIlED.-A large dog. said to be mad,
wac killed shout O'Clock or Sunday afternoon, in
Twenty ninth street. between Lexington and Fourth
avenues. resident Of the ueighborhood lodge four
balls in it from revolver, and finally Officer Wares, of
tie Twenty first Ward pursued it into an entry, and
killed it with his club. 1t rumcred that several
persons had been bitten by the dog, but no reliable
information of the fact was obtained.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

rlygRAL or .CArHoLIc PRIEsT.-The funeral Of
the Rev. Valentine Fedora Catholic clergyman Of
Newark. who was accidentally killed in New-YOrk on
Wednesday night last at the corner Of Chatham and
Oliver streets, by being run over by Second avenue
car-we attended in Newark on Saturday morning
It was attended by large number of people and the
St. Josephs German Catholic Society, accompanied by
e. band. A high requmm mass was celebrated at the
Cathedral and the remains taken to 81. Johns Gene
tery Mount Pleasant
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cor-pT OF GENERAL SESSIONS -JUSE III efos
RgcoRDfR SMITH

This Court opened this morning At about hiteen MN
uf, .ner eleven The sndsr r this term Is rennassse
not ory r the nunhsr but the character Of the cases Toe
Ia cue. ,es the ugmber Of eigny-seven includlns
brss Sr arson for murder between thirty aid tortJ To-
rapl sTcrnv and thirteen for forgery The celsosted
es,r Of John GosseJ for eoaiou' asiui and battery ood
g.. on calendar ~ thirty four written down ior u
da, Dublin Kate" brought up at The close Of the last term
on an lndi tnert robbery l. down for this term IS aisc
H. cas- Of Thomsy Denng Indicted for and adjourned
o, er from tie from the lmposbuty Of osasins
inv On the whole this Iune session a The Court prora 20
b. one Of interest il the number and Tsyiy q the of-nsss
charged contribute 70 the interest Of criminal
We understand If suitable can be- Obtained .,.,n
Judge will commence next Monday holding ~ s'
Court Of General SessCns . ...~,.a On ssx
Scarcely ANYTHING however Of significance occsnea ~ 81
The Chief Clerk called the list Of sfana IN
hni.bs the call read over the 0i ss - ~ -
" nom BE- said the Court would impose Is 90, abich
The name. of the petit Jurors we're be Ps.orae seat
cri,s croxd N sem throlEed Up 20 w 49, g.. -
ofernz various reasons 20 BE- srgus.'
The petit jurors being dispose os ,ns On Il. own re-
toIney m d nan indicted for the beaded warehouse bsr
eosAsse III .Louaht ends 81 pubic Jgstce ~oo -
gary I..,n his notion be sad, witoont stains w.
served y jrf atiou this prisoner was N poses,o
nature o. ,smafion" which would make ~
III nbHe policy Tie Court granted he m..ion, ~.
tyfal, we're bad % 6ay ana INC ."Oi' ~"S' -
moruinzst II O'clock
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fraeas occurred in Duane street on Saturday even
ing, in which Bill 0Bren. brother o. the notorious
Pete OBrien, was the aggreSsor and came off second
bert, As far as the facts Of the could be ascer-
tanned, il appears that gentleman and lady, whose
names We could not learn, were proceeding together
through Duane street when o Brien approached them
and in some manner insUted the lady, and on the gen.
teman demonstrating with him for his conduct, Brien
struck him several times, and, the lady taking the
part Of her husband lover friend the case might
be. O'Bren made & savage attack upon her where
upon the gentleman took out knife or other sharp in
strument, with which he stabbed Ben in the abdo-
men, nfictrg fearful wound which will in all proba-
blity prove fatal.
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Slavery use which is apparently being male Of the
neoples money through the most questionable sec,G-
rian channel;
{" Our dear friend, Thoma. H. Stanley, member
Of Salem Iowa Quarterly Meeting ald prospect
heG,re bs monthly meeting If going, with hb IA nily,
o, I'D among these people the indians ol the
Kapsas tribe for the purpose OF lnsrIctng them 10
the Christian religion. education, and in the art, Of
civilized life. The subject was Teierred 70 salem
20 che Committee on Indian Affairs. They appointed
Committee to take the subject under solid consider
alton; and if the way opened TO address the proper
oA;cers Of the Federal Government, t. ascertain
whether there or WAS not public fund intended
foT their the Indians civilization. This was dom.
and ,Ce rec informed be- the COmzaisioacr o5 Iadiqa
ASafrs that neIe IS, or ~as at that hine sich fgaf,
but mat II allotted or gfrCR 70 tie METHODIST
CHURCH SOUTH," &c.
Public meetings were held at the Orchard street
meeting house Sunday at lOl and 3! O'Clock,
usual The occasion brought together not only large
body Of members Of the New-York and other Yearly
Meetings who had been in attendance upon the Yearly
Meeting proper, but also concOurse of persons OF
other religious denominations usually chased Ortho-
dox or Evangelical, who are more in sympathy with
this than the other school Of Quakers. Both OF the
rooms in the building were throDged. There were
present large number of distinguished public Friend.
from this and other States. Our reporter obtained the
names Of the following from distance: Priscilla
Green and Mary Nicholson of England, Anna Thorn
burg of Indiana, Syb Street Jonah Hoae and Joseph
Morris of Ohio, ElwOod Osborn of Iowa, Susan K.
Smith Of Vermont, and Elizabeth Meader and Phebs
A. Clifford of Massachusetts, \ number of these APP
peared either in words of exbortaton or Of suppca
ton on Sunday the Spirit Of the Lord directed 10
quote some of the appropriate words with which
Thomas Wills Of New York, opened the meeting down
stairs in the morning
But the special feature Of Sunday was meeting in
the evening, assembled at the request of Elwood Os
borne whose particular seemed TO be the spr
iual welfare Of the younger members Of the Society,
"snd other young people connected with Friends
lie relieved bis mind with earnest and touching
otaton TO the interesting class which the occasion had
called together.
The Yearly Meeting, which has been thus far har-
monious, well encouraging, reporter is as
sured, will probably close its sessions to-day.
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PtAFocEEIs ARREsTED.-At the fire on Monday
morning IN Stanton stree, the following named yIdnS
men were arrested 10y the Seventeenth Ward Police
% d charge Of picking pockets wm. Hogan, John
Pre.coti Jas. johnson Robert Kelly, james Bergen,
Joha Hurley~apd Geo. Morris. The prisoners were
taken before Justice Brennan at the Essex Market PO
Ice Cou.t and committed for examination.
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DRowSED.--On Wednesday night last, George Muir
dock keeper of the lighthouse at the mouth OF the
creek left Rondout to go to his boat, which he fasten
ed to Hutton's dock. He was in IIuttous store few
minutes left for his boat and not again seen alive
Next morning hi. boat was found fastened 10 the
wharf Search was made, and his body found near
Hutton's. An inquest was held, and verdict Of
Accidental drowning while intoxicated was given
Dir. Murdoch leaves a wife and five children
On Friday Coroner Hasbrouck, of Rondout, held an
inquest upon the body Of man named Keenan, Egan,
who was found dead in the creek He had been in the
employ Of Ehhu Brown, Of Rondout. few days
before his death he took his wages and went of on
spree. lie was intoxicated when last seen alive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

The LATE RIOT on THE Sterday
mornir Officer Geeson of the Lower Police Court ar
rested Andrew Donnely, John NcCarty and Patrick
Duffy, portion of the gang who recently engaged in
riot board of Staten Island ferry-boat Jose prime.
Mr.. Jacob l.. Smith of No. Broadway, in his aida-
Wit says that he is the Superintendent Of the Staten
Islsnd Ferry Company ON the 9th day of May,
about O'Clock in the evening, on the trip Of the
steamboat Josephine from Staten Island to New-York
Donnelly McCary, Duffy and Others applied for pas
sage " the city. Such persons were received
passengers, and while the boat in the waters of
the Harbor of New-York between Bedoes Island
and Robins Reef Light House, Donnely and the
others commenced riong and behaving in a very up.
roarious and noisy manner The said persons re-
marked that they strong enough to take posses
sion of the boat and threatened to do SO. They as
.auted aud beat every person whom they met on the
vessel. One John Calagan and other persons, whose
names Mr. Smith /. unacquainted with were badly
beaten. Calasan was severely cut in the face and
about the head and kicked and beat by the persons
with a club or stick They also assaulted Mr.. Smith
and used him in very rough manner. The parties
above named were taken before Justice Connolly who
held them to bail 10 the sum of $500 each; Patrick
Golden Of No. 10 North Fourth street, Brooklyn,
Eastern District becoming surety for Duffy aud Me-
Carty and James II. Vessels of No. West street,
New-Yo1k becoming surety for Donnelly. In the riot
il will be remembered that John Calagan in defeuse Of
his LIFE stabbed Charles Quinn, one of the gang. and
that Quinn subsequently died from the effect of his in
lures at the New-iork Hospital whittier lie was
taken upon the arrival of the boat Mt her wharf
Warrants are out for the remainder Of the gang and
they will probably be arrested to-day.
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Company. Tie faues spr-ai 20 toe al Oinias b4 Z.
irgs On either side one owned eul occupied ~ Az.
dew Eii-eT a. dwe.ia-. and the other own-. and
occup.et by NJ. Hat a, bakery. Both baiii.---
we've considerably damaged. The total damage Wi.
not exceed $500.
FIRE - The BOwERT
st ~ O'Clock lat night FIRE occurred ~ the dry
eoocs store Of Egan s. Co, No. 33s Bowery, "A con-
sequence Of some light good, in the show-wiBdow
coming in contact with g lighted gas-burner. Damage
about 500. Insured for $4,000. in the Brookiya.
PLGnix. Continental. Excelsior Commercial Meehan-
les and Traders, Liverpool and London. Fulton and
Monarch. of London, Insurance Companies.
The building, owned by W. H. Hoope, was dam
aged to the amonnt Of 800. Insured for $ OOO in
the Peter Cooper insurance Company.
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VINO Is II FAULT "A few faithful and vigl.ant
policemen are disposed TO arrest the shameless career
Of crime, and rid our public streets and parks Of night
walking abandoned females. We notice one Of many
facts a. an evidence of the utess efforts to stay the
progress Of this moral pestilence. Capt Bennett
few nights since arrested several girls ns from II
To - years Of age The magistrate before whom they
were taken committed them. On Sunday night several
were aear arrested in the same locality notwithstand
ing the term for which they had been sentenced to the
Pepitentiary bad not expired. BY some hocus-pocus
arrangement on the part Of their parents, who are in
the receipt of their wicked gains aided by the shyser
pettfoggerr with which the city infested, they have
by false sweating obtaued their release on haoeas
corpus, and they are again let loose on the community
Who is ct faal To the disgrace Of humanity be II
said the deprayed heartess and souless parents who
in view Of the morey which their daughters bring
them, ~ false oaths obtain their release
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SUPERIOR CouRT-TslAL TgRM-June L7BefOre Judge
SLOssON

BREACH OF CONTRACT.
James A. Bennett sst Daniel Dew and Isaac Newton.
This was an action brought against defendants, "a
common carriers, for non iulhllment OF contract - -,
The compant forth that the I'd of July oj the
plaintiff delivered boxes and two trunks 10 the ts
10 be- from this city Troy and there 20 be delv
cred 10 Railroad Company be forwarded 10 Nathan Ben
nett az satoga that the defendants neglected to deliver ths
prpery which valued $500 Nathan Bennett snbae
aueny his claim 10 James Bennett the plaintiffs IN
this The trunks and boxes contained various painting
and de- suerr, otyp pes Of distinguished statesrnon.
The def, ndants .rt up general denial.
Bailey for plaintiff Jones for defendant
Seale ysrdict.
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MARINE COURT-GENgRALT ERN-MsY 9-Before Judges
NcCAR1Y THOMPSON and MAYNARD.

ycCARTY. THOMPSON and MAYSARD -
Ferris, respondent, agt. Sedgwick, apPeiiant.-Af-
fr1red With cosis a.,
Murphy, respondent, agt. Belden, appellant
Some. -.
Andrews, respondent, agt. sprague, appellant
Sure. 80, IT..
Williamson, respondent, ogt. Mills, appellant
Cole. respondent, agt. Donnelly, appelant..
Simon,on, respondent, agt. Balner, appeuSht-
Bradley. respondent. egt. Fisher, appellsnt--Sew
trial ordered coats abide the event Maynard DISSENT
ing -. -, .u..
9npent ned unless all the obiger' apply for AMENDED
Sioer. resp ndent aet Smith appellant. Motion
II aide orsr dism..inE sppetl denied with 10 costs BY
the Court Moses d. Gale, Clerk
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Imperial PHOTOGRAPHS Of Marcy, Pierce an(
wm Read us, added to the collection at BsADYs Gallery
No. 35s Broadway, TbomPson's Saloon.