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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
hoard OF COUNCILMEN.

Tho pos,d AZ Couucilmen held stated meeting last
evening Joy,s b. PHILLIPS, esq, President, IN 'he
chair remembrance against the widening OF Grand
street west Of Broadway and its extension to Canai
a. also netiton for extending Sixth avenue 20 con
meet with West Broadway. \ remonsIahce oi Joi I
Rartlatt 4 "a and others against the IeuOFa1o " INC
R;yer and Sornd steamboats, from their present ocd
,iors yvas ,sfeued To Committee on Nhar'es, rIyrs
,rd S;,s resolution offering 50 wv reward 10Y Tue
surlehension Of the murderer oi ~ p. i l.
tfodUced and laid over coa'nunio"u - 70" -. :"
rsce;yeJ from the Mayor, Recommending the oner OF
S rssolufion was laid over appointing a
Sneo;I Co,m;t.ee OF five 70 examine The accounts Oh
~, Ieo;slative Street, Law, Ponce, AIihs-llousei
Crotop Aouecuct and City inspectors Dgpa'I.neh's
and tLe Oensrment- of Repairs ana Suppues, oIesS
a-d such portions Of the Department Oh =
80. as IN not included in the RESOLUTION Iecehuy
Tn ,,Ircv;rr a,teup. 10 legalize Fernando "ooc
police, was promptly sdoP'7u' ,e-,A,-.;,. b. ,hs
s.. Chatter recently passed for TINS cl's Oy tns
iIa,- a. RAJ. hlse rzbts aud PFlFii' ss' '.iu ~ ~
~ snj MttsonI,rie Charter nave Been Dy express u''
49, ssuI'u Dsugan snd Montgon~re Charter 'oAsrs
-, ~, Nsxor md Commonaty tue auto ny ~
- ~, ,x.eb so the protection Of NE aad properly al @
PItIvs5o o. r. ,e eHor. II he Legislature these ma
l;,n,tI ,i.b,. ts1e teen partially Destroyed .
"a ,-Lsrs,, ,te co-poiste franchises on ~ ~
or the Donsen and hentsosI'e 90. - - Constion Of
Of rrrpe,ual aruics;;1H, and 10 So al
~ Ir,.5 .sils "A pass any law imPsiEhs ne 'Oo-'H "
~ ea Committee Of ave be %pP2iA'.d i9i
a. 'lote ;,rDR Into Id reporting t'lthsA % I-l'
- - 'orIit q. tie Pfe-e.- 'Alte -
49, - i rntulent Of day sId nigHt "aieuue" Vi Os
publ, pee. aid pfoisc''n'
The Board adjourned to MONDAY
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John Conard, an eminent citizen Of Philadelphia,
formerly United States Marshal for Eastern Pennsy-
yania. died on the 9th inst lie was member oil the
Society Of Friends, and vas one OF those truly gooa
men ofthe oden time who had the welfare Of hls conn-
try ar heart. He was native of Pennsylvania, re-
sided at Germantown, from whence he was elected
Member of Congress for the County of Philadelphia IN
1879 and held that position during the war until lsl5
He was so noted for his sympathy with the pstots oil
that day, and the eagerne's with which he desired /"
rene the ncursons of the British, that he gained Tho
snneIlatjon of "The Fighting Quaker, After his
return from Congress he was made Associate Judge OF
the District Court, aud was subsequently appointed
United States Marshal by President Monroe, re-
eppointed By President John Quincy Adams, and
served in the same Office two year. under President
jackson. He retired from public life in 1882, and
aterward resided in the State Of Maryland, until
within short period Of his death, when he had taken
his residence with his son-in law, o. W. Lund IN
Philadelphia.
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werp unAnlmOusN adoptFd! -. -
gA>,,as The nev Charter snt thc vSrca' mea'nffs
.uactd fo s0yeurnent passed. NhJ 900
.dc. Of n. wants Of LIS ciiy @Ae y re
gard fr Il. VIII Ay s.tept % ascertain zee 49, o
ohaia the asru, people and IN violation OF our aAifr
nights, and -, - -. -
ssid laws nc, in sccorGAnoe WITH tos 'p'i
United States. and
krreaG AfeT the Of tie ATE census no Apprl9h
m.nt or IL estctus this had comanded BY
tie Constitution and the people not therefore. cou.tu
utiouay presented By proper Legslre th- individuals
sssun esisatsrs being elected Ia accordance
With u. prrs.u population AID having sgrI their ofoes
without lrgsl authority and
HIercas The Hon F,rusudo Woud Mayor Of this city. ~
well a. tie Coos Council thereof have Tefssd % recognize
the st Of the Lrssur the deprive ih- citizens
Il ,i. ana chartered rights there
fore, be
WOOD in resisting with oil legal IN power the en-
forsmeut o FL hing on our consuions ant
chartered rights 50 citizens
Committee was then appointed % confer W III the
Ist Division at their meeting on Friday evening
after which they adjourned.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
VESSELS ASHORE.

Nfr-LLe AsHVItF
Two selooners and bark were reported ashore SIX
miles south Of Baruega,, yesterday. No names nor
nsrjcuiar. had been obtained. The underwriters sent
down schooner with the necessary apparatus, TO a.
cir. in getting item off.
SAyAT.
Aeerron & Garnet has been appointed an Assistant
Surgeon in TIE United States May.
MISSING.
John Mullen OF Weymouth, y. s. sailo' a'Iae,is-
to the British bark Celia lying at jersey Cy' i.a'
been rssirg ,inoe the night of the l9th inst i'A
tern With he had was found on the strins'pee' %
Wedpe ia, morning. Hehad on his per'on ao'u' ~
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MsrLE SyGAR-pWODCCT OF oSE TREE-lHE
GpEirFsT YIELD Oy RRcORp.-Jocl Woodbury., under
date Of Springfield Mass May -, gives us the follow"
ing statement, which he says may he relied upon; MI
Olney Bates, Of that town, has single sngarnapie
tree, standing about hundred rods from the panh 81
the Connecticut River, from which he has m'1S '"'
wear sEyEsTY-FIvE pounds Of sugar, i"ls "'' -
fourteen feet in circumference, two feet rom ''''
ground. and twelve feet circumference 'A 'ee' rom
the ground 1t wa tapped with Twelve 'piSs 'e@ai"
the sap into Fix buckets. One DAY the y's'' 0' ''p
,yas ton uni- full.
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~ . CoLoRED TsxPAYER.-Robert
~ 80 Pennsvlvania, the "lightcompiexioned
ru rsio who spoke 20 eioquenty at the recent Ant'
nuIsuo Convention against tie bred Scott decision,
Ss ;pecal reason 10 feel segrieved by oppressive
hAs and prejudice against the co 0red race Ii
asr. that Mr. Puryis who enjoys the advantages
81 sPP wealth ard foreign education, and who once
,aos;ved ,m Jas Forsyth Secretary Of State pass
port recognizing his citizenship : the largest school
~, r. Law forb;ds bis children from attending the
very rchooIs lie does so much % support:
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BROORZ wv ITEMS.

SABBATH School CELEER.rIoSs-rhs Abniver-
ssies q the Sabbath Schools Of the Eastern District
celebrated yesterday afternoon bya procession
and meetings in several OF the Churches.
The FUd DsristoA, comprising the following named
Schools, met in the South Ninth street Congregational
Church: y. f. Congregational, Lee avenue r. d.
Church aud Grand street Mission Baptist Church.
Second DirSi0A met at the Church corner of Sixth
end South Fourth street, and consisted Of the scholars
# tie First Presbyterian Church; Reformed Dutch
Clurch Fourth street and South Second street Bash
wick avenue Baptist Church; Ninth street Mission
School: Wythe avenue Miss ion School, and the Bush.
wick avenue X. ID. Church
Tie Third Dirisi0A met in the Presbyterian Church
corner Of Fifth and South Third Streets and consisted
Of tie scholars of the Presbyterian Church, Of
Fifth and South Third streets; First Baptist Church,
Filth and South Fifth streets Industrial School, North
Second street; TIE Rev. j. Neander's German Pres
byterian Church; Division avenue Mission School;
Grsla avenue Baptist Church, and the Tcn,h.strcet
Congregational Church.
The Fourth Division met in the Methodist Protest
ant Church. Grand street aud comprised the scholars
belonging to that church, the Graham-avenue VI. Y.
Church North SiSth-street Presbyterian Church. the
Rev. Mr. Kimrcds X. d. Church. and the Rev. Mr..
Beekman's East wilLamsburgh Church.
The Sunday-schOols connected with the Episcopal
Church in Wliamsburgh also celebrated their third
anniversary The several schools met at the corner
of Fifth and South Fin; streets and marched IN pro-
cessiou TO St. Mark Church in Fourth street. where
divine service was performed and short addresses were
delivered
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PERSONAL

Thomas J. Perkins, of the mort esteemed
merchants Of Philadelphia died on Tuesday morning,
Of typhoid fever, having reached the age of0 years
Mr.. Perkins was for a long time member OF Mo
Council, Of the old city, and represented the Ninth
Ward in the Select Council from the time the Con
solidation act went into force till the late election.
Stephen Adams an ex.member Of Congress from
Nississipui. died at Memphis on Monday.
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,r,,, y,yoR.s sUPPORTE RS.

The s.copd Division of New-York Citizen o1nteer'
- .oa,;rc On thursday evening at National Hal,
C,rM street 10 take into consideration the acton Of
.taT',..r =. i.s lsst Session respecting the sew
ersl law. passed for the City of NerYS1h
w. m ,l.o appointed Chairman. Mr. C., after
nst;ng te% remarks respecting the ne" law, con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

- srt WILLIAM = HAILE, TI.tes.. s.; aud JOIN
ACOSTA, Plaintiffs. against THE PLATTSBURGH AND
MONTREAL RAILROAD COMPANY, and Othrrs In par
Of decrial order Of Judgment in the sbyeensted
J. the undersigned, Referee appointed this
other purposes hereby notify aud require al person holding
owning fret second mortgage bonds Of the sboy-nsnrd
Ps;tbugh and Montreal Railroad Company b. produce and
exhibit such bonds To me, my Office No 10 Wall -, IN
The City II HwYot by THURSDAY the 9th day Of May S
and upon such production prove the and the
due thereon q secured thereby
hereby further given that By the the
said Judgment the said Referee viii Be liberty upn
.he completion Of the publication Of that IS AFTER
'he said 9Th day # Msy that such bonds other
than by that date produced 20 him proven and the
a production thereof accounted for have been issued
Bonds al accompanied BY the affidavit Of
the his fhowing what payment any. have
lCen made thereon him. within lis knowledse belief
and the amount Ct principal and also fterst due thereon
HENRY J. SCCDDER, Referee,
sp22 2awlw WedkFi No. 66 Wsll-st Nsw-York.
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THE TURF.

TRoTrIsa THk RoAD-IhUrsddy, May u, 1871
Match $500 Nile heats 80 H. wagons
Mr.. Minor. g Fuller. ........................l
Mr.. CoIwin b. LyceuuI....... ...............2
Tme-S;l7-3:l5
UNIoS CoURss, L. I-TRorTIsG-IFeiae 'doy May
20. Is57.-AIetch $4,000. Mile Heats, best in ), to
60 as they ploae e:
H. Woo ruff s. o. Poughhoy. ........,.,,.,.l
J. Whepley IN. Lzdy Fillmore. ..........2
Time 25l i-2.5l! -2;5jl
UNIoy COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrIsG- Mo~fay May
IL. ls57.-Purse and Stake $3.50 Mile Heats, best
Il 5, in harness:
: Mclaughlin, b. z. Gen. Darcy. ........l !
u Pifrr b. m Belle Of Portlsnd......2
ID Tallman, b. m. stella.
H. Woodruff. q. MARI
C. Burr b. M. Lady Woodruff. ..,.....'. Drawn.
Owner 70. T. Capt. Henry. MINIMUM, Drawn.
Owusr b. z. Andrew Sbeehan. ......... Drawn
Time-2:35-2:3jl--2.SJ-2
CEx1ERyILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTrisG. Monday
MAY Is, ls57.-Match 81 coo. To go ~ they please,
5 mile heats:
l.. King b. m. Laura Kesne..,.......2 ! Drawn
w Peabody b. e. Billy Burt0n....,.l Drawn
Time-l5:dSt-l6D.
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DUBLT SALE of the MAIN LINE OF the
INNNN yxrcuTiyE CHANBEk, HARSIssuR6,(

NOTICE b given ;Ss; BY sSsAoiy e an e a. s$ 9, the
go, a. a., Gr ,he Scie Of The Main Lane Of The Pablo
WoIks tlee vii ee e1Ps.1 70 ;, - 49, Al ~ VI, S1aa-
~ 5 Of Jane 1851 at :! O'Clock NJ III. whole Main
- - pnIi Worka between PAal.pb PHI. aud Pittsburgh
.sre Il Phisas pAia sua G. i"bis R'iroad the Ale
80 p,,ie., Railroad including 'h road O. sy,Sd the
6 planes With t saa MEAT width for
- rrocsf ue of sad Rsnads tl Ea-t~ra Div ~
Pseps,vauA Csue from Conuin 20 me junction the in
nata Division q The Peun.y Canal iran the junction 70
The 81 me A.rhy Pors Rs rad and The
WesieIn Division of the P.tusyvsiia Ceus, from the
81 tie Allegheny Portage Ralr ~ 70 Pt.s
turgb nrudinS sl-o ngl and Of the
Comnonwt ath IN tie Bridge me Spga hanna 4 Ouncens
Island tcesther with 'e ii-cst Fsrpos WHteI
Power sae Censs with the purchase aud hold uch
lands Pc necessary make tbc available and an
the ResefyoiTs NtciineTy Locomotive, Car lrrcks SO
tionaTy Tngncs Work Shops, Tools. Water Stations Ton
Houses Ofces Materials Whatsoever and whereof
thJcauto belonging fed oT the 1e Of ID: same any
together with an the rcht title interest claim and VI
the PENNEY q all property fe Pei
sout and niNod beougng ased in connection Win 1h
BY the wealth the terms and Pe
scbed b. The sad AZ of Assembly, copies Of "hch may D
obtained Application al letter addressed 70 ih O "
ola JAMES POLLOCK
Governor of PsnBsylvania
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY d

- NEW-YORK.-JOHN GOULD and WILLIAM ).
MOOD, Plaintiffs sgain.; H. H. BARTON. DeieI iaa.--Io
the named Defendant You hereby SUNNI aed 70
complaint this seton, which VIII b. hed II TIE
of TIE Clerk Of this Court az the City 9 Oy Of lev"
and copy answer 70 inc conpilAt %
%. subscribers their Offices No. 2 Bros-EaJ oneI 81
JolHtI,ct SerYoTk City, thin twenty lays aver tae
hereof exclusive the day Of such service and you
M the said psut within hc tine atresadi ne
plaintiff. this will take judgment GEsnst Yen Tor The
OF SOL ID and interest from lth M4reh 1914 and % cent?
protest Dated New York. May - ISL
MILLER, PET NICHOLS, P'aintEs Az rneys
No "a. Broadway New.York CITY.
The complaint herein = 81. day 6lsd-IAJ t. ISL
ais.aNCWF'
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HyEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ol

NEW-YORK AND hkiE hAILhOAD.-'Uu
passcnscr Trains leave Pier foot Of DHsnsst, follows
VIZ: nurlirk
Rf1EFALO EXPRESS, AZ $50 q an, Tor Buffalo
NAIL at $50 a NJ, for Dunshk and bahsio and inter
,stians Passengers By this tain will remain over
mi ~ YImrA and proceed next morning -
ROCKLAHD PASSENGER, at D p m-' VIA fiefmon' 'of
Sna.r,'s and int rm-diate stations .
WAY PASSENGER al p m. for Newsurgh, Aiddle'own
EMiGRtNT at NJ, for Dunkirk ard Buffalo and inter
mediate stations. nvv,y n.try
EXCEPrEDE 49,
NIGHT EXPRESS, al $50 m fo' p.nArs, sNery gay
tencept that the train on saturday iu"' ~ N''"'S
thence 10 Buffalo,
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 4:So NJ ,SI Buffalo eVsiy Ssy
These Express Trans connect AZ Enirs w.ln the E,f
"a and Niagara FAN Railroad for NIAGARA fs' al
Syracuse II Corning with Buffalo Coming and New fts
Railroad for Roeheseri Great Bond with DelAale scHs
and Western Railroad for scranton a.
with ~ Buffalo and New York City Railroad mr on
BUfao aud DUnkik 9TH The Lake Shos kalrosd ~ Wv
'aI6 Cincinnati. Toitoo. Detroit CHICAGO. &c -.
HCJFR RANspELl- Ife-'S'nt
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on the NewYork
and Erie Railroad.
On and after MONDAY, Oct 20 and until further notice
Passenger Trains win follows Sundays exoeptes;
Leave pier foot Of Duane at $3.50 Wa
Buffalo EYpress-connecting at Binehs with Express
Train for Syracuse
Al $50 p M via Night Express-connectins at Bnshaton
with Express Train for Syracuse and OsweEo.
Through Tickets be procured At the Ticket Once OF the
Eew.York and Erie Rsilrosd. w. b. GILBERT. Sup't.
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To the Editor Of tie " T. Tribune.

SIR: the undersigned citizens of New York and Brook
lyn sympahizng most sincerely with friend Mr. JOSEPH
NJ Foster of Brooklyn Who believe has been most w
Justly cbarg with the crime Of in firing his store
desire TO assure his friends in those cities and abroad
cur entire conviction Of his perfect innocence Of the charge
We have long known him To be honest and state
without the fear of contradiction that all who have heard the
ct, in the case believe the ire have been entirely acct
dental Upon examination he honorably acquitted We
max, this state meut unsolicited By Mr.. Foster.
A. ID MATHEWS, No. 10 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
W a H. MUhFoRp. No. col Atlantic street., Brooklyn.
T. A A /. T. NUoMAN No 29 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
WIN b. PARKINSON Cate Foster Psrhnsonl No " MAN
street, Brooklyn
n p Bell No 81 Dcy street, New York.
FuLLFR BRorHgss No. q Courtlandt street, New York
LoDER LOCKWOOD, M US Chambers street View fon'
ID NJ KNIGHr "a Co. No 20 Vesey street, New-York.
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CUPREME COURT.-The FARMERS LOAN
a An TRI-sT CNMPAh.Y a.. Ivy Al 4. SMITH


widow and Charles Saith. s,lne Smith Smith sid
Smith. krs st Law 81 Amos Smith d.ceassd RobE;
Cuthkct John Thomton AID AHIs his wife Andrew TuIu.T
tis wife John Graham and Jesue- hi. fe, heirs
Of Daniel Cubrt, deceased and Lorenzo PsvB-Cstts-
rsusus County To Defendants: You hereby
the complaint In h- seton and rooy Of youE
su.weT a. kHcottyie C.tArsugu- County N-vYork
within day after the rvce h-e" exclusive
OF such service and toe defendants plaiu
sfoesid the PLAINTIFF Ill apply the Court fr the relief
demanded in the complaints and you will mat the
plant in this action Sled the once q me CLERK Of
Csttsrsugus County, the 18th day Of May 1857.
urxltlaxhxE IN RlCE JONES. Pan,it.- A.,-rnev
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY o
- NEW-YORk.-JOHN GOULD and WILLIAM u.
WOOD, Plaintiff against II H. BARTON Defcndant-To
the above named DEFENDANTS You hereby summoned
ard required TO the complaint in this action whsh
will be f in the Office OF the Clerk Of this Court at the City
Hail. City Of New York, and to copy Of your
the complaint the subscribers at their Offices
No 1872 BroadW ay Of Johnstreet NewYo-k City
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of the
day Of such service and fail to said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs this action will take
judgment against you for the Of 1851 76Oo and interest
from May IL 1857 and IS protest fsesDsted New York,
Msy IA, 1851 MILLER, PEET NICHOLS,
Plaintiff. Attorneys. No 1872 Broadway, New York City
The complaint herein is this day filed mlj GwowF
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CrrERI0R COURT CIV and County of New.

CUPERlOR COURT, City and County of New
- YHk-JOHN II. HOLDANE and JAMES II. HOLDANE
sgninst CHARLES H. STANTON and DANIEL n sP!CEk
money demand contract Ito the deien
dsnt CHARLES H. STANTON Yon hereby suInunsnsd
and required the complaint u this acton which wa
fled in the office Of the Clerk Of the Superior Court OF TIE City
and County Of NewYoTk tie day Of April SJ and 70
serve copy 90 tie said complaint on the sub
orbcrs their Office No Is Broadway, in the City OF New
Yk days att,r the service hereof exclusive of
the of such service and II fail to answer se -d com,
vain shin the aforesaid the plaintiffs in this acton viii
Tie iudgnent sssust YOU of twelve hundred doll
lar ih interest FROM the ninth day Of May thousand
eide hundred and fyone beside the costs OF TINS scon-
Dated New -York April j. l651.
MORRIS DELANCEY, PsintiH' Attorneys,
ApI7 ls,g6wF No. rs Broadway.
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e,.r. a, N.w.YosK SEckErARys OFFIcE,l
w ALBANY, April %, 1857

sTArI o. NNw-YOkK, SEckErARYs UfFlcEI
Albany, April "a, 1857
IN 49,, 1 N. Of the Land Office that the
FTATT ARSENAL PROPERTY, i The City u Nsw-York
win he SOLD Al PUBLIC AUCTION 1T the Merchants Ex
chang. in ssd city WEDNESDAY the tenth LAY Of June
nrIt at m unless previously purchased by the City
Twenty cent Of the purchase money will be
equired down and the balance within sIty days er sale
All payments b. deposited IN the office OF the Manhattan
Company" 20 credit tbe Treasurer Of The State Of Now
Yotk. N. r. STANTON Dep. sec'y OF State, s1d
sp2s 4wD Clerk Of the COnrs Of the Land OMce-
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THE ALLEGED RAPE CAsE.-It win be recolieeted
that few days who gave her name az catha
rus OBren residing sixth street, appeared before
Justice Slwe the Seventeenth Ward Station House, and
preferred pp against the keeper OF porter house ne1
Penny Bridge in Queens County charging him and sir others
with having committed rape upon her subsequently Nc
GuiIc the porter housekeePer was brought before Justice
IRIS 81 Astoria aud eNontsted by the woman she hav-
ing another whom she claimed to b. Mcclure
and who shown not in that vicinity on The night In
question Justice Morris would have committed the woman
but for the intercesson of Mcclure collection was taken
up a. the had money and lodgings procured
for her night with widow and before morning
OBsn deeanped after having stolen various articles
from who Kind enough allow her To remain
over night.
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SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- NEW-YORK-GEOROE BROWN Plaintiff, Az. RICH
ARD TOTTEN and Emily hi. wife The Home Insurance
Company Anthony Duo and DorOth.a his wife Bernhard
Heisierbors John Fitch observation-disclosures for relief
To the above Defendant, BERNHARD HElsTERBORG: You
hereby summoned and required 10 the amended
complaint in this action, which filed in the Office OF the
Clerk Of this Court in the City Of NewYork State Of New
May 49, 1857 and copy Of your me az
Office No @ Broadway City Of New York within twenty day,
the service hereof exclusive Of To- day OF such service
and you the complaint aforesaid, the plaintiff
will apply 70 the Court for relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated May To- 1857. =. w. GElsSENHAINER, ia,
Iny22 law6wFr Plaintiffs Attorney No 2s Broadway
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ACCIDENT on THE R,ILRoAD.-The carriage OF Mr..
J. J. Baldwin Of Centre Moriehes, L. l., was run
against by train the Long Island Railroad yeer-
day morning. Mrs. Baldwin thrown out and seri-
ously injured, and Mr.. II. narrowly escaped being run
over by the train. No blame is attached to the con-
ductor of the train. The Company agreed TO pay al
damages in consequence of the accident.
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DEEMS YLVANIA ROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD ROUTE.

FROM ERW-YOPK 10 CINCINNATI IN - HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 30 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN IS HOURS
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from New York 70 all points in the West.
The Pennsylvanis Railroad connects Pittsburgh With rs
roads from Louis Mo-. Alton Gaens and Chicago
H. Frankfort Lexington aud Louisville, Ky; Teue Haute,
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Sprir gfed Beefnaine SGndusky, Toledo Cleveland Co
umbss Zanesvie Msssion and Wooster Ohio; sso. with
the packet boats from and to Neworeans, St Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had At Of the aforementioned
places In the West (See hanbs in the hotels Of this city,
Passengers will find this the shortest expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West.
Through Tickets OF further information may be bad At the
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Eo.2ASTOR HOUSE BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsyvsnis Railroad Co.
EeY-York May !. 1857