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v,.It..N..t r.,o cooN ''.'l private
$50, y, te..,, t.rt ,'nli Ma, happened q,
n..> ,,,,,.,,U, ,thr bauA a. hcto. b. t' hn med'
80. az ,,. l,ul'u' rsuoNs, amt Claus becomes
u .... ,N h. ,sN.tt the county. and will
Nh...-U.,e aN~ldlNtN rho hank Is, VI course,
r.As "a, ..,e, ~, che NcnsWtv, hut only tc the cN-
800 ~ ,NN,NNV, st Witch 3a.ONO OOOt h. 10 be On
N,,t f a., put,o 1cht aud Ia pc casc !, the posi-.
-. -, .e.. d, ~ mcto than go 600 O00, Of positive
49,. h. tt,s watt,, u must hc admitted that the
A.,y,ep,,ei Nss madc = rcNcrous arrangement, and
80, n tAe N>vA WO ha>c the command of large
.,tsl WhNN, 81 thcN use 70 q, iUdtcously a. the pi-
.Ss NV, eorNvA tho,r prvN ,eUs funds. wall result
= swat Si> sptsfv io the voMmrtcc Of France, and
Asp,ss,Nc dividend e. tho shareholders, especially
!, ~ No,v,emcp, Is vo', 10 take per cont dlvi-
se&F
(M>A MI say that this official French view of the
s,o, ,> rN u,,cr>alN shar'd, aud that common
s,tsc yN>q',c NN,A Upop tho Job rs upon disguised
tss ~ tONNNNltN frames rs the price for which
81 f,rA has hcugM prclougaton of It's charter
g. th0N NcSyS ntoN'
tAN 6,AApc,Nl rap,c az the Vienna Exchange, has
~ NJ SNNs,dcA II oricustcd in the refusal of the
yt.Nssts CNNit Moh,hcr 10 advance money on rail-
rN stvn Il ought % be warning 10 France.
A. l. c.
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London Wool Market.

Acomisnl With the price. Of March there reduction Of
dA a. n ~ C.on. but a. which there IL large h'me
trade and foreign d-msud the pu'c sales which arr p'r"
ing follows Sydney Is072; super 24'd4s -ooursd'
ic. AL; do super sds hsndw ,.hed 10. le lanb..
II sHb. 'coured. a. n! ssin SUPER secured ~ =
ss-n hand washed lS0 ll locks ~. TUE for rhp ahi
Portland Paw i2. r2 2 secured si r25; lambs. l-E
lambs super secured 9; h.ndwsshei 49, ssin 2
handws,hed. isl; pieces 5. South Australan
al 70; lambs. tai ~ pece, = grease Od al
and Cepc. liqlsl hsndwished. llFl 10y Do superior
u lane, ] q q 9. skns. l6. grclse. lO1lO'd.
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In China nothing Of Importance had hsa,pir.d since
lhe departure Of the previous mail
The steamer Z.uaLi hal arrived With troops from
Madras.
Exchange al Hong Hong a, Ia
Advices from Shanghai Of the sOth % Marcn state
that large bu ness had been done in six The total
amount Of arrival was 80 900 bales of which II 900
had been settled
Exchange Co. 10 to7.
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ttucd now DIRECTORIES for wall. Patterson. Ir'nl %
Lancaster AId other towns. II.y seem 10 b. c'---
fDly rot up, and vii De yory acceptable not only {"
The residents Of the towns named bat 10 The bu''n-"
men Of this city. They can b. purchased at hr
boyds Office, IN Appletons Building, Broadway.
Wilson's liusire's Directory" Tor New York l.
just out II IS IA improvement upon Diractnie- ior
previous years and Is nm indispensable companion or
the counting md Office beside being handy 10
have in the house
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TAdvertsemeni
pTaSr tn Tn .yPfrRc AND NEATARfyC

MsN-Cp,RfEs J. BuNKFR's LWEPsEsESvNc SHIRTS ter
Ba'hcrs and Scattering the greatest nvefi
, N, s They nsae for males and temaLs and WI
t found ryaushe those who the shor this sum
nor The LE Pass SHIFTS expressly for Bathsrs arc
lie iabiios and may b wa as an ordinary gar
eu with great comfort and convenience. Those oonstustsd
Tor VOYAGES capable OF sustaining the wesre 10 TIE heoso
breaka vii protect the body nom injury from rooSs
ct.rr nb.tacll. Show Room. No. " BIoadHsy
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fnr ...,...,........ e.f s!d. 90
Mo Cling ...........s lS-iGd il.iGi

y s...-.... : IIIbI- n
Sales Friday 700 bales including SC Oh spccul.,ion and
for cypoI' market closing steadily shou; further alteration
WHEAT bad been rather less active in the liverpool market
AID quotations yaTou.y called from unchanged" 81
rccedd and closed dull barely wr~L. qno.tion, II.
D4S CoRN closed quiet but steady. Rcd WHs.T $50 4
noninaiy % d20 u barrel; Baltimore and Ph.d~lpni. p
Yellow g Cd WIZ s. T Ss e,S SgEI led 49,
and dry but thunder storm tue l5h seemed - hlye
brought change for the better
BiiE very limited deusnd AZ previous rates. Posx
uuL Bacon bad sod IN moderate qusu.ty little uuirr
last week, prices. LARD continued quiet at s. dsS . wv,
HosN has been in good demand With 500 bb At
quest sq good BUSHES. bad been done in American
SHIFTS OF TrRPENryE az 40 as cvt OF AsHEs 600 Dbl.
hso eeen sod st =. G6 ew TALLow ,'eady al y cas-
SUGAR quiet an late extreme prices barely maintained Cor
re que for want Of supply RICE less a;'e unchanged
The London Markets or colonial and foreign produce
pa ul D'', ~ u a ~ - a. 'no'r' " % %
az 0wSr "A aud Co'fEE steady BR,tbsI I.f qmct
IEoN-Weh !. in moderate demand At II 10 81 = for
Nal and 81 TO- or Bars free board Scotch Ps' IS fo
Have MAI ;, nom 9Th to the 18th Of Ms, reported The
sales being 800 bse. In ,dysnce We-ss sale. IA 80
No imports STOCK 1880 bale. snd AZ sea, 51s New OF
utscturnr districts BsEADsTUTFs dull Weather hue srCAr
snd CORR firm and rather dearr Rlcf quiet bu steady
Liverpool fREIGnI 70 New York advanced carly part Of
the week to @ for ~ weight but with additional aT'ga. c
Gals. % Cra,es Passengers. 81 81 70
No. AZ W. n .i ,yi C. , m Tho
stock Of bullion il the Bank Of England had increased e2sJ
The Spring fair Of Lpse and has not been
coed anticipated The quantity Of cl,h taken 70 the
fair was geo oO pieces Of all quAe' and shout LOO o0 Of them
sold. Cotton and deu oocu fabric which previous
fAir- in demand for American colonr. and FOR Modavs
and Wslachia were neslcced Fs6c' Of In6e and Mrrno
wool in demand. and 305oc p ell Printed cacoe
declined largely did also fabrics Of goats hair and bsre-
printed wooes the contrary from lOt0 II = snd
nevertheless amo. ell bought for Russia sud Poland
SILKS neglected partly of their dcarncss and
partly Of tine q5sence Of American Russian aut
Neschisn purchasers OF wool abcst 10000 - Of
ercd but fourth Of that quantity Sold owing .o5
having reuscd 20 consent 20 = reduction Of ptlce
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Will 90 Tur L,rF Mr. GW",rN"N This we'll
known citizen and business man. Identified with the
banking and other commercial enterprises of this city
since the year 49, died at his residence. corner oil
Finh avenue and Twcnly.cghlh street, on tn" N'h
inst, leaving his estate. consisting Of considerably
over % million of dolarp In real and pcrTo'al property
large portion of which was in stocks, bonds. mort
gngc' Sc, alr lcrncca 10 his relations cor'"" ""T
to charitable Institutions az followa
TO lo Society 81 Tho Hsiof II Halt oph'n' 10 '''
NV lofA
70 the New iot ~ inhunarv 80. ''N
r. tho Fvo ruu Missiun school Of tho Church 81 I'D" ~
Aa,susnu. ttsstst.' 'f-'
Tothe Nov No,t Dotniii Dispou aty hauao andl' go
ust g,ih s,onu. aud Twenty sisih street. '"S ~"
remainder io Oh. wife aud nulY daughter
The charitable bcquoa,s will he paid IN wv" years
from this imc-tho will having been admitted I" rr'-
bate by Surrogate bradford NJ. Gra''uor was 'i
years of age At tho time of hia deaih The ''aa'''
wife. Chas. A. Maoy. James u. and Morris H. Jo'aur
osqs choscn e,rcuota and trustees "nd 'a'n'a
H. JcHluP, ea IA retained ~ cou""'' ''' P''P'"'"''
y.nlou, DrrrCtoRI,,.-Mr. W. IL beyd haA ~"
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fAdy-rs~u'est =,
"FRRpRicxs's TEMPLE OF ART" No. S5s

Brosdvay opposite stToporsn Hotel
H.LLDryFss .aperiof - an made In sbis CITY
PHOrocsArHs. IN on Pssti and AQssrcio BY FOo"c~-s
oofps u fsrisi.n artists
Pp0ToGEsYEs IN Indian inh Psri.iss siyle.
D.ctl EEg0TYPFs sud ksHEOrrpFs IN eoiors
Gallery open from q ~ 90 10 p and trc> 10 NJ rsPe>
ton Il the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

Broadway begins TO sparkle with the Summsr
FsL.n. Y T. WILDE's extensive Millinery WaTeroomS No
81 Broo5usy crowded daily With the elite III. P".
SUMMER BoNNYrs u. received ogeter With the ssortusnts
Of Sunr.r AGcsi Fiow Ribbons Dress Cap. snd Cod
frcs SIX. straw Gods &C. give the pleasant rooms most
enchanting app.srurce.
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DIAPrANTnTYI,

DiAPihAIoI 1ifr.--On Account OF TIE faOnfy
IN ~irb tbs most baufsl .et 4 color i. bs.e pat.rss
ysueed tbsy ~ furnsbsd - io~rf pc. tkas sas
of ,s u pcur II oorr-PoniDE sSs and b@sy u sskh
Asdr on.J al tn RoOT OALL1sT, Ne ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

SQUArTlRs - DAScER.-The Sheriff Of the county
has a large number of dispossessing warrants IN his
hand which will be served upon squatters in various
portions Of the city few days. In South Brooklyn
there Is community consisting of 100 families, who
have been or soon will be, served With wrts and re-
moved by due process Of law. Some Of these squat
,ers have he'd possession ofland in litigation for num-
Der Of year, The lots mostly studded with shanties
{ little intrinsic value. One house in the Second
W ard was dspo'sessed Of about dozen families
yesterday. They had resided there in undsputed
possession for xix years with.ut paying rent the prop
,rty having been in litigation in The mean time.
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To Nypyors SrFPERERs.-A

To NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retired Clcrgy-
MAJ restored health In fe DAYS ser msny "a src<
u.rv. suffering 6. znN0= - make Know the OF
" III tfr.) the prescription Used. Direct . the
Rev JoHS ~. DAGs.LL, No. "a fulton st.. Brooklin
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GnpAKY'. PALACE {

(uRkTY- PALACE OF AKT.-ADOther neW AnH
t,r,ol addition 70 the Pboosraphlc art-Gurn,Ts k0as
zoos PHorocsAPn, uats only a. his Pssoe u Art Ne ~
BroadNay
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tAd'rtiiaens
NoirT'S SCnN ArrS -

shall ,raucp the r,t,e Il s,Hisr.s AEcs.y'c
srrA,rrs che s II u1 us,t g. IS -, deser s' tho
80, rd rr taiiles ani psaAs lafsp dedurltes
nom ths.r rti,ss 60 the wholesale dealer.
t'pNl MStTs,
81, iwPs',ss Ne " Beaver ."
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FIR AID Loss oF LIFE n NEwARK.-A FIRE broke
out AZ 81 O'Clock yesterday in Of the faetore. q
s IaA ,SSisS. AZ NR JaeS Asn FOREMAN Of
n In. Company No instantly killed and Third Assist
innry Smokc discovered Issuing from the upper
story Il the buins used ioF NuAn4ne ne shoes a. ny
dria, IN rrsrs Tie bsn. their being for wIons
80 orc sHe Il vs.. feared th,t the adjoining f.otorcs
would b. .'rcyrd sd only BY thu ecen, .Iertion:
,,n ,bs, they rrr saved The building destroyed
was wed tor ha,,us purposes hi IRE within T. except
faruacc. he basement The interior vas euiit WITH
unususl b. perfectly ar tge and ". scrt al
a,Su, n, y, Viii ,inr Se TaSed ont ,6e frrs and lefs
iLits as he ,houi perfectly sale /, - suppo "a
sriA must passed through the hues And eos
hoo,s aud number % lAs, The loss was stofenes
shout = iA'o-a laFs' portion OF WIZ" "-' ''' y ~
"nr,n, Tie Cue and .. Nj A,n standing the 'ouii,
s some on, uissk,A 10 hn that the chimney .Ppe.Fsd
uu,,fe srd b, bad icitct move little lie t'ged h.i A
'lusb thsi u g lsa YOU'D ~ rssS f h. va. iasd BY
rhi A,.tsn, tusre-f john X Thofn no 1 sI Ja 80,
us., ~ ssa ,s tse1n ,nd clear" While talking
sa 9n NJ s' rsc H. - ,rp vs.. imsaisi,y tsiep from
h. ,e. dead h skull completely crushed from The Top
1,uic,s causing death. When found, he lay
hi. ~ the blow eayins probably completely turned
r siu hlsn places b, hes4 seveTcly bruised aud It
6slod hat b. Uiard Internally lie lies In great Distress
.nd % 3, usAt De III not FeeoVeT
CluRortNo ~ TRrNroN.- police Of the City Of
Trenton duty Gully out wdnshi and The Mayor e,
riairs hst consequence II this arrangement be -
u rrsrtu she Tcacr ard tod order Of the CITY Nnns @
rsst po Sc weeks threw have been quite number
ei,u. ,.s e assault ca citizens after the police hsNe -
duty ~ Tuesday morning Thos MnlrN 800.
had hccu assaulted sarrctca and robbed - s e s~,
Nv oro Thomas Nrsry. and ai'et~ aS -, uih hun
k,ksd snd BEATEN ~ " - wsfe N se.r
Tl.t have len fof rAst, uuknoeu O. the ce"iI-A"N-
Elizabeth poune, was arrested 81 hed bsnk ON
"Wednesday snins BE- ehhd -'s ~ ahe,c. .itA
Il 1, .urr.,.ed shs % despc,sis 9. s'N'' ~ ~
hst husband
IL. annual nasads Of the Newark Fire Department
Al 49, 49,, 81 Aoa5sy, the INA 81 !sas.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

pool Cation !srkct advanced folly a. receipt n the
vice. tom The ; per Aaha but Msnches'-r no' h.vrg
responded 70 the Improvement the feeling gradually deca.d
I'D - nartet closed quiet s last v~k- excepting 70,
ter Bowed snd Mobile. which quoted A higher Of
the week 81 so bales acudn. g. 90 Aneraa .rt II
winch $500 speculation sut $50 or export stock
1rp ba" including 81 ~ American. cro.atio-s were:
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TAdveEtisemeni-l
consumption

y =. II
ard the Laws Of Life pages 80 ongrsvnss bound
planning node wEh h. diseases OF the Lungs ana
Heart and other Chronic Disorders sent BY mail potase
nee q receipt Of 90 cents. Address s. s. FITCH Co., No w
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THE LATEST.


INDIA.
TRiF.1r, May little steamer Bombay arrived
here to-day at .. - =. m IN ll6 hours from AleAan-
dra, which port she len on the 9th instant.
The India n-iils left Alexandria that day, with
adyicos from Bombay 20 the 18th Of April. Calcutta,
Aprl o, Coylon Aprl -, md Hong Kong, March ~.
4 mu,nous spirit s''ll prevails in the Bengal army,
especially in the 3ith native infantry.
At Bombay the Bnuks have again reduced their rate
Of dac count ! y cent.
The impori market rcmnins unchanged FrcighIs
were declining Exchange, -. "a. ~. I'D.
Al Calcutta there was little ~ no change IA either
the Produce or Export markcts. FreiQhs have al
yanccd. Tie Money market was getting easier TX
chopgo, ~. I'd. 3s I'D.
Trusrr. Msy Ii.-Acooun,a from Hong Kong o'
tho son March state TINT tbfcc Bngli'h ship" with
irooJ- had arrived there. Admiral seymour ma NOV
undertaken my new operhiiOnH
The Viccroy Yck had imposed very heavy oonu'.
button, op the towns and villages uadof his Juf'doe'"
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Ito D." sra ~sufI .Jic u psftfs,uro III ss>
gif b''ff i1 i~ofl' ~ tssie snf Determination
0oSNfT's PaLacs ARr ~, 50 Broadway
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IAdrertis-fnent.l
ca GAS-GAs EIXTIRES FOR THH SPR1N0

TRADT-Seyera patterns. beautiful design sad s-
then b-Ts Can great Manufacturing
Depot, No. SO Broadway. AsoHEN- ".EskS 4 Co
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Dr,voNn RtNG STOLEN AID RrcovFRrn. -Ohicer
Tbrohod on Thusay morning arrested f by the nam" q
I.urie'ts Churchill q q having srseu diamond
r t ith five stones valued leo the property 81 h>
,i stuart Of No The accused acknowledged
hr Guilt ard gave up pawn ticket for The property she hav
Ing pledged H. Justice Fndrrau committed her 20 answer tor
the az
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BODIES FoyND DRoNNED.-CorOner Redding held
irore. on The following yesterday the body Of found
the foot Of Bridge rtreet on the h inst hsa
black black sssere vest white cotton hit sno
anton farne urdrrsh and sewed boots hifht ieet
rche with ray and short whsse Also on mo BODY
Of sn I'd drowned Red Hook Pon. on the 2tn hid
on pain cashmere ranaloons black iEock coat light SUMMED
vel. white cotton shit Canton flannel undeshHt hight about
5t,et inches Nerdict Of found drowned rendered
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ClicfPori.o Of 1853. 1856 lsJ5: is56:
q, pruiu 20 10000 80 JJoWD IN. 1900 1%7poop 10

To,al..5ot oOoo00 4675ooooo. ..27g"ooO 2l3S@O" u
Ti 0S ou, AZ $ 606 f1r On the spot 81 toI May
. limo e,f IS for the lat :hsco months u the year
English further reduced Oh I'm instant on t"ll
u.on Refined Blocks 1872 Bars 10 Refined 49,, Straits
40 B.Ics -
~ The m.rkc, la. been more active Common consou'
Ttrrrlt>i-Rou.h .c.at 10 C. American Spidt' are held
at - as +. . ,
SroC E,-The transactions very tfifur United
s.t. - I,60 100 Ms,-ar hu-ett, . @f" 90 is' Mary
land B. sterling asdgI Ms-.s.ipT Mon Bank boud' buy
49,, perr.,lyinia Certih~-fes - seller Bond. t012 VIZ
y,, s. Bord }0Ci. - Sterling eidb Cin1da - llrli
= io,,tet Grand Trunk Bonds ~ ~ Preferential dD lOl
etO1 Grand Trunk Shares tl6Qk6 20. Noys Scotia o.
BonaI Ioi, New Buu.vit l3 Quo''c cry lW0l"l
vlvsr Crp,f, Railroad Bond. 1T noIt14gr 90 buyers
"a uosagc ~ tcllsr. NwIofs ard FIir y honda 1913
,g0qs Ilo Contra - Gg0 % fFecaud lu3 100 Nj u.an
C,utr.l g. 1853 gl0,B
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ArrvNPrFp To DRowN HINSTLF.-A German,
named ourad aus attempted rdresiay sh' 90 drown
himself hy humping into the dock foot Il Houston street t's
RIVER he was rescued by Il the Eleventh Nafi ponce
nc aiken 20 the station House whore DE- kirhs5s succeeded
in rcsusating him Lang hen sun cieutv rccoverrd was
taken 70 hi. rd,ncc No 9s Thompson street keccny ~"
Of HI. children died vhch affection prycd upon A -d aAd
lad lin 10 the coaui;t4 Of The TasA act
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Dv,rH CArsrD ny F,LL.-Coroner Perry held
an inoc,t Yesterday No p Bridge street upon the BODY 81
N,sr,t Murphy whose death wacaus by injuries received
bv ts from table while engaged m washing the "iAdo"s
A verdict In accordance was rendered
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Sricny Coroner Gamble held an inQues, ycsier.
d In IN, Tv,rtlst Wand Station house upon Tho body q
Michael Nj Conu,ss Who coutrd suicide b, taxing lauaA
mum while iu q 90 ct drifum trculcus.
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SrrcroN oF THE INs-HoUsE.-Dr Isaacs of ths
city las been appointed Surgeon Of the Kings County
Aims House.
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JryrSlrT PICKrOCKETs.- Lit. DE Buitee or ne Scr'
ete,t Weird Yesterday arrested John O Brien ia.
Monroe sa- Moore and John Waters (both 5enteelv dressed
nm boy.t on the corner Broadway ani Barclay street 80
thry were in the rcsirsa Lady, POCKET o. poreou
,s containing bill. aud silver change Ihr property
" found In their possession nut in the confusion ~ iae mo-
mont the .dv robbed lost s,ht Of BY the ore
Ne,r resides q, No 81 Baxter and Ben ~ No -
Deanccv t,eet Justice Connolly committed the youthful Of
tenders prison.
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AssArLT WITH AZ Ay.-lesterday, Michael Fdu'
ming Jane. D.unu Patrick Rey aud others we're brought be-
Voore the charge Of assault sud battery VITA
intent 20 XII Bryson appears they al In IL
aut Fannius struck hm With axe while the Others hso
him arpared that bryson had aggravated the others and
.srera fskt en-ued which ne wor.ed his wounds
vt cutie severe snd he confined 70 his house for we
OF two in conscquerce The Justice taking liberal ysw on
Al the crruu stances discharged all the defendants with the
exception o Tanning whom be held 70 answer the simple
49, n sarlf "a A
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RoRPI>G A CorNTR WoNAS Miss Salina Corey
recently arrived in he from Madison County IN this state
ard leaving the GAYS her baggage for safe keepns 81;
the xpres office No 66 Centrsree Upon gosEs % ne once
s,ue time af.erw ard she uniat OF hey trunks had De
trok,r rpen Su,picou fell upon Mary Craze. French
woman residing in the upper part II the house where the b
ca1 Wa len aud her premises arcoriingy scar aed
Of,or, Earle, and Dooho Of the Lower Police Court, IN
searching tho pr-n.e found mos. Of the stolen goods ~ "a
vouat room Hearing the sppo,ch q the officers she 81
en,d to concs the a by getting rid II the property and
vas engaged I'm throw the goods Of the windo" when
they rushed ard arrested her. The accused was committed
"a an y amni,ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

rY..h,,. p,rret WAS arrested az Red Bank On
..ss, ~ ,gns a., ehna 18th evsfdo's o. l,odAnsn
4, . .hs As acspcgsts "a s'SS"A' % She" "'
bet husband
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

ANorHrR INFANr AB,sDoSED.-A male child -up-
posed to be about month old was found about ~
O'Clock last night in the area Of premises No. ~
CLrystc street, near Houston street by Mr. Albert
Fitz. II wa. taken to the Seventeenth Ward Station
House and thence transferred to the care Of Mr. k-l-
lock. Secretary of the Aims House Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

III. annual rasads Of the Newark fiie Department
- Nv wv, 80. ,i Moa5sy. sAe iNA ot Jsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

BrRctARy.-The house of William Burnett, No. ~
rv ,e, was entered by q false keys Tuesday
nirt ,nd robbed Of sold watch and SO which taken
cm Nj Bs pautAcon pocket also port uonnae contain
us Tie hsht burning IN he bedroom whea tns
their was committed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
DEER THE WY.
BIZ CHARLES MACxzY.

When cold hearted Poverty knocks;t nv q, Or,
And ro5s OF blessings gathered before,
Takesa glass from nv table, a coal from NV fire
And robes my dear Nelly in meaner attire,
envy sometimes IN the heat D. the day
Ny very COOL friend Who .ires ever the vav.
Put when sit down ut NY pleasant firesi,.e,
AMI count Ger the Joys | Vas ne vor depie,i--
Nv sweet little wife aIrl the babes on her knee,
Ny health and my conscience unsullied and free =
No longer suffer Iny wishes TO stray.
Or envy ms friend who lives ever the way.
Hes wealthy, but feeble; he's titled, but old
His son is Spen,ltlirilt, his wife is a scold;
suspicious OF others, ill-plcased with himself,
His only delight is to reckon his pclf.
Were he ten times rich, I'd refuse, night or dav
10 change with my friend who lives over the way
Though Poverty, frowning. peeps in at my deer,
III! neither be beaten nor yainly deplOre;
III scare him away by hard work if Gun,
And look in his face with the heart of man:
And having at home ali the joys that mav
forget my poor friend that lives over the way
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
THE TEMPEST.

We were croSded in the cabin.
Not soul would dare TO sleep;
s. sas midnight ON the waters,
And Il storm was on the deep.
It's 4 fearful thing in winter,
10 be shattered in the blast,
And to hear the trumpet thunder,
Cut away the mast
And shou: rose wild and joyous,
As We claSped the friendly hand.
'-lh. God X on the ocean,
Just the same as on the lan''
We shuddcrc.l there in silence,
FOR the -t0utest held his breath,
While tie hungry sea was roariog,
And the breakers talked with Geath
Sad thus We talked in silence,
\ nj busy with their prayers;
we are lost the captain shouted,
As he staggered down the stairs.
Blu, his little daughter whispered,
AZ she took his icy hand,
Isn't God upon the ocean,
Just the same "a on the land
Then he kissed the little maiden,
And we spakc of better cheer,
As We anchored safe in harbor
rs the sun was shining clear.