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MARRIED.

ABBE-YOrLE-Ou "Wednesday May p. BY the Rev. Asher
More a tn Il .iarucc brides father Nh Geo Able.
It Springfield, CAL to Martha A. daughter Of a '" f01e
Cal,iuIs AID Connecticut paper, please copys
CuURrENAY-JACksON-Iu New Orleans Mr. Andrew
Coureu8y OF the snip Sheridan. now Of Ontario -
NJ. Emma Jackson. OF THIS city
pIrNCAN-NARING--At St. Johns Church Brooklyn on
N,cr,.!ay Msy ., by The Rev. Evan NJ John;on LIEUT.
tLaricl F. " rrs esq OF Brooklyn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CK-lu Morristown N J., on Tues
cav ny the Rev * fard Dr. D. FfauA heaNey
20 Misc Rose J. McCioldrics.
EyaLY-DIXON-On "wednesday May r. At the Nilrtt
,tc,t NJ Church. By the Rev WA Nc An'ter Mr W m
H,s, Miss Annie J. Dixon daughter Of Geo DiNon esq,
10Th Of this city.
JACESoN-IRwIN-O Thursday, May q, by the Rev Or.
Thomson Hu4h jackson TO Elizabeth j. daughter ct Da'
Va. Irwin. e.q- all OF tins city
rAmrsON-MESEKULE Brooklyn. May u. by the Rev.
Guou Taluag, u the residence tho bride HoheL Mts
to M-s Anu Eliza MeseEole
KtIlY- COkulN--Ou Wednesday, May -. At the resi-
demo, Of John kt.y esq No. l. 'lor.r street Dy ine -.
] Er,uuau ward J. Nelly esq, u Mary r. Notbin tho
Isut;n ad p,hed foped daughter OF the late Mrs
z MuIyhile al Of this c.iy.
~ BARoN-HICKs-In Brooklyn on "wednesday, May 90
by tic Rev j. "IAc'ei JANUS r lie D''o " '''' 'S'"
NrcIARY-PERSsE-ru s. Johns Church. Warehouse
PINT Com % Mouaay, May D. by the kt Roy. bishop
I-i'. M. Erv Hrtrv McCllry, Rector OF the Parish.
Mrgsict shter Iheorhus B. Persse esd Of Wind
sryRLGNG-yAN cLIEF-At the r. D. Church. Tompsin'
yi.rS / ON TUESDAY, May 20 by the Rev. r. NJ Brct;,
Erasmus Sterling son Of Dr. John w stcrnS OF New York
70 Miss Elizabeth Van Cef daughter OF j. H. Van Chet Of
Stapleton, >. |.
ToDD-EDDY-On Wednesday MAY q, by the Rev. Edward
Iron D. D. Charles a. Todd 20 fannie ushter Of Jos.
A. EDDY. esq. 81 -. Louis
S.; Louis papers please copy
TI,OMPSON-iIKEN-O saturday, May - by the Rev.
b NJ Adams. II tue Par'ons1e 81 De sti"e, VI r.
Sew,YorE.
wArrRs-sTEyENs-In Cromwell Conn; on w,,,doe.lay.
Mis- Sarah r. stevens.
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ine rrr-dy ev-ert as.fef' o.. i'p.ft effl-
ff there uost lusl cr.iitnts VIOLA o. Hsfi' -
fe cstl7r-r If tte balance. To, Prt-tt' - 20 ".'
tl- nf rf-s' vNrI. 90 D. satisn t 10 .l' ''
tor tnrs tie dividend received from toe JOINT c'ae 20
r .'i non i.lo. Nut % .i,l cd axe Zoo si-r '.N
ffr of iHN cI..G'e JOIN. 40 WI y
-.yrt iu their rltrr o.-y hat tho ,1t creditor may
cot 20 the s,Qafte estse Wn thrc joint fund and no
o. n,rc mill Tie dollar. would app.ar A5,a
di-tiuction ttchuitA thar Just. dividend Is
brought tie ground q tn Distinction priority
aCKrEtGFs gallfr. al crsud-
ground of b. this state.
distinction q the ELa-h Courts OF Equity this sub
p..f 3 Tr,Sli.st u-.It O. toe Esn~ral rule
u M,itcn Kte-T. Pai-e, X o7, tn ChsRr".or bold
t.t although tho Joint creditors urou 81 scgaon II tae
ir-..s-uo, Of tLr surviving PaInsrs have Al equitable
rf con st-iarto 90 their d"ut "ut OF The estate
tie pa4tuDr hiA ttuy rSts "HS s'i tA' -is
and Ur,- L;stiEr- the dera~ bi sot s-N'i ms afa'r
cr6r. th.i the ort creditors have received nc "a On
equities the ard separste creditors may D. h
bit the Court has ~ ~er :" deif"
ua~f, tErir nights sud legal asscts ne
sane rruciy~ asserted 10 Egocft v WOOL rage
us,r Barb R IS The principle ;at equity VA nor IN
t,rv destroy impair legal preference IN rsaa %
Legal hich appcraus tie saate creators A. aN IS
sound "a. established such bsss 4 distinctions as admits o
san iS~e Tas.o,, LawTcrcr u tasr X g. Jackson 8
Conn. : ndioTds {. 5ig WhetAr. therefore TIE a.
prts.ut ,Asr be treard strictly lrsa assets
~ LIT e. b. according 20 QIsb.e pnu' st tA'
,pasao estate tho decreased partner Gutl al IN" 'pr
rs.- G.bis paid IT, alter such payment be- nid" sHy 81.
r. remains then may b.. applied 10 10" payment u tAr
those nave
part rayrn,it out Il tie partnership property mus ut'uS J"
hin d~rd. and sharr ateaby with those who have not r.
d dividends or else b. excluded until the sitTt class o
rs .hip creditors hsvc received sufficient amount q pacc
Il, r.. on term. OF equality with the former
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DisuoNTsT WArcuWNr.-O Officer Nos- and McNlh)n
90 Go seventeenth Wart yesterday one Oliver Hen
en- VINO lAd beer Tor some time Ts poy by the Poetic ali
Sfauth Con psly wbtchnsn board the steamship 81
Louis yne The 10, Of Eighth street r. on suspicion Of
heN * - robbed that vessel Of property valued ~ about
4lt0 Tho accused desed 81 kuovledge the articles
question but the before officers succeeded last evening
n discovering the where aboUfs 10 fine linen sheets g pillow
= napkins heiT mattTesse- Feather po.s ne linen
tste Of length N
~ taies) large copper boiler and copper PAM at
place here be- had len them for eaekcepng aai a. tse
parties IN those he had placed the articles know thai b
waterman they did not suspect anything wrong until the
cceT Who had track u the property caed 70 make
inquiries relative thereto Hewett accordingly ked Up
flr examination.
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IAuFfItlstLlclfI
IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS AND SFAFARIN

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND SEAFARISG
MEN.-CniRLEs }. BUNKHEs LIFE PRESERVING SKIRTS for
Fathers Noyagers and Scattering the greatest nven
tOn Of the They made for males and females aud Il
b. found invaluable by those who visit the eahoe h, Sum
The LIFE PRESERVING SHIRTS expressly for Bsthers
made Of the finest fabrics and be ordinary
with great comfort and convenience Those
fO capable Of sustaining the in the hayr.t
besktT and VIII protect the body from injury from rocks
oih,T Ob,scl.- Show Rooms, No. 3j7 Broadway
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BROOKLI Wv ITEMS.

SwlNDIIXG DEFEATED.-A gentleman from Ohio,
stopping at the Aston House, was induced on Tuesday
to visit Greenwood Cemetery by one of the numerous
swindlers who are always to be found in the city.
While there an attempt was made to swndle him
by the trick of the patent safe game. The pal Dor
rowed $40 and gold watch from the Ohoan to bet on
the patent safe. The money was lost but as the par
ties were about to separate the OhOan began to dis
cove, that he had been swindled, and accordingly
made up to the patent safe man, whom he seized by
the collar saying 81 don't know anything about city
" life but came from country where know
" how to fight, and il not returned my watch and
money will give you specimen of Western arSu-
ment" This appeal had most surprising effect on
the .afe man. who Immediately returned the watch and
money The OhiJ gentleman Immediately made tracks
for New York, a richer and wiser man.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

SUPREME UHT-CRCUlr.-Nos. 69e, III, Sll.
95 9i6 cL 1875 lC6S a. is9 SOS 59 SIS 5is ST. SOL S9
81. I'D. ID. 80 .. 49,. 49, ...
S,rtrIoR CoURr.-Nos. So iO6, $40 go, 80, 600
I+i 30 s0l as a. SCI 62 3s1 3sS sl, 81 iei SOL ois
% to7 a. 6lS 1872 H. SO, $50 73, 62 COL o6 ~ 7a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

"a, coroborated by Henry Magner, lodgcr in the
house. who testified to hearing her screams at tn
hour designated Magner got up, and with an office
and some neighbors went to the room and demanded
adm,tance which being refused they broke do wn the
door. when Pekeler arrested, almost in a state OF
nudity. Justice Connolly, before whom the accused
was taken, committed him to prison in default OF
sI 600 bal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Brilliantly haze

Brilliantly have the Summer Styles Of BOnnets
Head Dresses been brought WLDEs No 25 Broad
way. The spacious present dazzling array every
species Of Summer Millinery goods. Paris and his
factory have contributed about equally the exhibition As
old, the prices have psTaelas regards moderation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Yesterday upon the body unknown found drowned
81 Pier 30 East River. Deceased about feet inches
hight and built had blue hickory shirt
undeTrt sht the hickory one black cloth
pnts blue ovcTas leather belt around the old
aud blue ock. Deceased must have been the three
utsf
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ADVERTISEMENT

DR. s. s. FITCHS Six Lectures on Consumption
and the Laws of Life $50 pages 80 eussyinss, bouu
planning the mode in which he diseases Of the Lungs and
Heart and other Chronic Disorders sent by mail postage
fce receipt 10 cents Address s. s. FITCH Co.. No III
BrCadItay
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Advertisement.
EDWARD III.

EDWARD IT. DIXON, VI D., Editor Of The
scapel and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ jthv
9h and 10th sts Now York Office hours bet
and mornings TO daily. and to evenings The office Il
The Scslpe is At No. Fesey-st., Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

As remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, we
think tho OxYCENATEp BITTERs unequsled They
from A!coho aud containjudcouy combined with other
bygi,ic subs;ance-Ox sseI the chief vital element.
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advertisement
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS -TliS admirably moral

play, creating extraordinary excitement in London
produced TONIGHT irst time in America, At BARNUMs Mt
1t is said TO be the felike and overwhelmingly
tcve damac production Of the sgo Two FaEcos az Bar
iuu's this afternoon.
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Advertisement.
IVOLFE'S SCHNAPPS-
Is PEE DOzEN.

! shsu reduce the price Of my ScHEOAM AROMATIC
Selma the st Of July reXt, - per dozen for the
quart and = the pint bottles and make large deduction
II, II these prices 10 the wholesale dealers.
UDoLPHo WOLFF,
Sole Importer. No y Beaycr-sj.
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Advertisement |

DIAPHANEOTYPES.-On account Of the facility
with which the beautiful effect Of color these picture,
produced they be furnished lower price than
Other style Of picture Of ponding ize and beauty Of finish
Msdc only atthe RooT GALLERY, Ns. J6j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

HoRsE Cars oN ATLANTIC sTREET.-An experiment
was made on Saturday last, with view TO test the
practicabity of running Atlantic street over
the track OF the Long Island Railroad. Several of the
Brooklyn City rail were put into requi'ton and
found to answer the purpose. Negotiations are now
on foot to use city horse ntecd of locomotives on
this route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

FoR EURoPF We learn that the Hon. Henry y.
RAYMOND snd family viii soil for Europe Saturday next an
expect about years. Journal Ol Commerce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

RELEASED ON BAIL.-Jeremiah Butler, sergeant
Of marines who was convicted of manslaughter in
the first degree for killing his wife in June, 1856, was
Yesterday admitted to bail to await trial. The last
General Term granted him new trial on an appeal
from the County Court the evidence not being suf-
cient 10 warrant conviction on that charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

GtRNEY's PALACE OF ART.-AnOthcr new and
beautiful addition the Photographic aGurneys KoHI
PHOTOGRAPHS made only at his Palace Of Art No j9
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. D., Consulting Physician
for Pulmonary Diseases Office No s2s Broadway. Hours from
9 a H. 70 ! D.. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

MrRDERoUs AsSAULT.-For some time past, Nj
cbael Qulch, an Irish cartman living in the tenement
house No. go James street. has been in the habit of
qvarrelng with his wife On Tuesday evening, Nike
had alteration with his wife, which carried to
such extremes that Mathew Farrell also occupant
Of the premises deemed ii his duty to interfere and
save Mrs. Qui.ch from further violence. This inter-
ference brought Farrell and Quilch into collision when
the latter charged, without any just cause, into
his room. and ~cizing returned and struck Far
rel heavy blow on the head with the blunt end Of
the weapon. Farrell fell insensibe to the floor and
from partial examination which followed it
thought hi. skull was fractured and perhaps forced in
upon the brain. The injured man taken up by
the Police and removed to the New-York Hospital,
where his recovery considered TO be extremely doubt
fui. Qvilch was promptly arrested by officer Sulli-
van Of the 9TH patrol District and taken to the Tonbs
when Justice Connolly locked him up to await the
result Of the injuries he had inflicted
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NEUV-JERSEY II,E-NS.

pt4ru ol A> OLD CulzrN.-Mr. Henry Trapha
gen. one Of the Oldest if not the Oldest resident OF
jersey City, died yesterday at the advanced age Of
- years Fifty-eight years ago he was teacher IN
the old Bergen Academy. He has since that time
lived in the part Of Jersey City formerly known as
Har-imus. and now the Fourth Ward of the city
lie was a'man of great wealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

STRUCK on The HEAD WITH An Ana man named
Matthew Farrell residing at No. 81 James street, was
admitted to the New-York Hospital about o'clock
yesterday morning, having received severe wound
upOr Ne head by being cut with an ak. 1t appears
that man and his wife quaTeling in the house,
and Farrell endeavorng to separate them, the husband
seized an ak and struck him over the head cutting
through the skull. The injury, it is thought, will not
proye fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Tie following Commissioners of Assessment have
been appointed in jersey City by the Common Coun-
ell: lst Ward, David Gould ID ward, D. a. ian
Buskik ID Ward, j. S Hutton ~ Ward - wa
Iine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Nj Wm. Whitley has been reelected Oyerseer o
the Poor and Superintendent of the Aims House BY
the jersey City Common Council.
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BURNED WIN PowDER.-John Malloy, residing at
Roudout was badly burned yesterday at the above
named place, by the premature explosion of some pow
der, while engaged in preparing to blast some rocks
He was conveyed tn the New-York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

FATALRuLRoAD ACcIDEST.-Joseph CoSgro'e' al
employee on the Harlem Railroad as baggnge'maser,
met with an accident at Hunts Bridge on tuesday
la.t which resulted fatally the same day. The de-
ceased LEFT the city in the ll3O a. M train, and on
reaching Hunts Bridge he proceeded to ASSET IN get:
Tin. freight car from the turnout to the main track
with view Of connecting it with the train For this
purpose he made use of piece OF wood between the
freight car and locomotive, by which means the latter
propeled the former but in the operation the wooden
bar slipped from its place, and came IN contact wtn
Cosgroye iujuring him severely that he expired IN
the course OF few hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

EYMPHs d. PAvE.-Lieut. Bennett aud squad ar
rested on the night Of the 26th, fifteen night walkers
between the hours of II and T. They were brought
before Justice Connolly who sent the whole company
to the Penitenlary for term Of four months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

CoxsrAuLEs.-O Owing TO tie neglect Of the Jersey
City Common Council, in not providing for the cleo
ton OF consables at the last charter election there
have been none since the 1T Of May, and civil bu'i-
ness has been at a halt. The Common Council, al is
meeting on Tue.day evening, however fortified by an
opinion from the Corporation Counsel, proceeded to
appoint four-oue for each ward-as follows; Let
Ward. John Cannon % Ward John Ayres; Sd
Ward. Bernard McAnally; It'll Ward, Samuel Boyce'
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ALLEGED LARCENY IL BRoTHEL-AtG late hour
Tuesday afternoon James G. Sheppard of 100 Broad
way and Rodmun a. Brush, young dentist doing
business on the street. went to the dsrcputable
house Of one Wolf, No. II Howard street. After par
taking Of suudry drinks at the bar the train proceeded
up stairs, followed by some females, when in one Of
the rooms Sheppard placed his gold watch and chain
on a table. In about half hour Sheppard went for
his time piece, but it had been taken away. In the
meantime Brush had gone below as also one of the
females. Subsequently Officer Farley Of the Lower
Police Cou:t arrested Brush on suspicion Of having
stolen his friends watch. lie taken before Justice
Connolly and committed to the Tombs for examination,
but the evidence against him is rather slight. Brush
is the same man who arrested on charge of steal
Ing carpets, oil cloth and other property from Messrs
DurDing, in Grand street The house kept by Wolf
has long been a nuisance in the neighborhoOd and it
is high time that ii was broken up. There is scarcely
aught passes but that row takes place in the house
vet the police take no notice Of il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

MANAGERs OF THE BRoOKLYN SUNDAl-ScHooL
USIoS-The following gentsmen were elected officers
Of the Brooklyn SundaySchool Union at their annual
meeting on Tuesday evening:
Episocya--A. D. Matthews, r. 5 slocum' [. \ Van
Baptr-Geo. W B,eckeI 4 t Sheffield w Harriet, w.
Pre,tyterian-J y. Judson, Andrew a Smith, A L Van
WeiicGi-N Mo-, r Odeu J. l. HarfoId Samue. Carter r.
Coneyega,ional-A Woodruff. R. w Ropes, Sander
son, Harvey Newcoub =, -,
Rct0rAed Dpfch-Ten Eyck SutpAeD, James NJ watts
Joseph H. Field II. + ThoTne.
TIta.ur.r }. r. Daycnpori Secretary John r. Morris.
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sUPRFMF COURT-Gr>ER,L TERM-MV r.
-..-.. AL1cmLLL knnsENLLI and PEAgonY. Iu-tlc...

srPRFMF COrRT-Gr>ER,L TEsu-M,Y p.
Pr,..rt: MITCHELL. ROosEyfLr and PEABODY Jurtc'~
The Dr. LUX CASF.
H. tho matter the estate Of Jeanne On Lux deceased
An appeal was taken romthe Surrogate decision in
tls matter. a full abstract whereof published at
the tire i: was rendered. Tie appeal was argued
Yesterday and to-day at the General Term.
The counsel engaged were a. follows for the motion
on behalf Of French heirs, Charles L. Whitehead
John Jay; on behalf Of Fene, claiming to be leSit-
mate son. +. Ball of Cincinnati j. & X. H. Sherwood
If New.York. Decision reserved.
SPECIAL TzRM-Bc;1rr Judge CLERXE
THE BLMsDELL AND TINES LIBEL SUIT;
AIvah BlaisdtI sat. Henry J. Raymond eud A.
This action grows out of n long article published IN
The y T. Times the 7t Of Feb !as' relative - tA' Bur
l, Lat Of Dr. Blaisdc reviewed and commented p'n
Tie con plant that The article in question which IL 'et
m AZ euctb wa, publ she'd with intent 10 create Impression
tia; the p,aiua gty Of perjury aud mIrd' and coy;
ans number Of iuueudoe 20 that effect which Ine d'ieut
liz tior argued by Lyman Abbott esq for the defend
an and Charles +. Wenoe, Tor the plaintiff Decision
vosr. rrrrNAx UxD2r ARREST AGAIN.
RoLrt II. McCrIdy, Heman D. Ad'ich VIM Sp.n.r' Tho,
ss%%. Wyqsn ; ~ Mo; Bet'1 Ka., and VIM B.
Green ~ The SAM.
VIM. NJ. ". rbq!y -.t. Tie sam
David Douss. I,asc Dougia aud wm. D. Douss' osl The
Tho defendant . prominent Ma; len lane importer
wa, arrested come ia weeks ago, and held t. bail m
two .uis in tie sun # - go each, on charge OF
,j,frauding several or-the whole amount of he
deficit benz. as charged, some 10000.
Five new suits were commenced this morning
AGAINST the same defendant who was held 20 bal IN
tie further sum Of sll 400. the complaint in each -
ain ost identical with that heretofore printed.
DFCIsIONS.
Geo. Barnes a.. AugIst RO-euthal
Referred To Cha-. Stewart, esq, t. examine WIZ
.ss.s ami the parties who made the affidavit Sc.
Edward Bennett &C. agt the P.att,burgh and Montreal
Railroad Co, - al.
II Is safer % have the judgment opened, and 10 nave
u,e 20 ascertain and report the precise property secured
M tie rrortgase and whether the morste" j. valid a. 20 r ing
~ With the evidence Sc. sind after the rPert 81 the fr"rtc
900. ~ 1T IN. Iudlin-ut bt-rtti-d due notice.
DIVORCE.
S.wman = Woodmancy at. norcas \. Wood
t,.rcy- Judgment Of divorce grnii'L
sarah Brooks, By her neat friend, at. Henry VI
Br,. =. - Il.m,nt OF divorce granted
81 PERIOR COCRT-CHAMBERs-MA -7-Beiore Judge
WOODRUFF
ANOTHER BEITMAE SUIT.
lin. govers ir and Gilbert /. Bcecknau, Gc ast Moses
BcttlHan.
In this ,uit, which Is Il the same nature az those
mentioned elsewhere tho defendant arrested End mel! 20
bail ~ 800"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Captain Drayton, of the schooner Pearl, who SUI
fered a long Imprisonment in Washington jail for
having attempted to enable some thirty or forty resi-
dents of that metropolis to vindcae their ndeeaslole
right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, IS
now in this city and in pursuit Of employment. The
injury to his health b. the severity of bis imprlson
meut has disabled MIN from following the seas, but ne
is well qualified for many lighter kinds OF service de-
handing an intelligent and reliable man, and we nope
he nav succeed in obtaining it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

ATTEMPTED Sr1cGDE.--At a late hour Tuesday mGht
a woman named Murray, residing at No 293 Tenth
avenue. was taken to the Twentieth Ward station
House by officer MARITIME, suffering from the effects oil
. do,e Of laudanum, which she had taken with view
of sucide Her friends took her home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

NEARLY SUrFocATED.-TwO scavengers who were
employed III cleaning Pryy al No Is Pearl street on Tuesday
night tell the sink and were rescued from suuOcatn WIZ
dfculy them when retcucd almost dead but on
proper means being applied, recovered
Foyyn DrowvEp.-An unknown man found in
til water at the foot Bridge street Yesterday lie presented
he evidence having been the water for ons tine ne
va, w. ,t eight Inches high had dars clothes The BODY
..-... ~. D D.. :. n
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The District-Attomey yesterday abandoned the
complaint against Capt. Jones, of the alleged SLAYER
Merchant and released him as prisoner lie 49,
however. held as witness in the sum Of 81, oOV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

COMMISSIONERS OF EXCIsE.-Judges Duer and H.
graham and Recorder Smith met IN the Common ri'a'
Court Room on Wednesday forenoon, and appolntou
Peter Cooper, esq, Commissioner OF Excise ID Pl"ce
Of Robert j. IIaws, resigned