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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

BysL-nG- HAvILAro 10 Brootiss &c * al, russdsv
Sept IS ire bsa1e g "a brides fsthst sscsdsS " ~
Society u Frs1Ss Samz Barinx 81 10 PssSs o.
Hsvians. cf EsTris>a.oyc. Wetstestes Co NJ
CkkPIRLD-AsoEvieE-Ine New Pr--tcn Conn 90 yS-au
al, sgt 2 b. tAs Rev Amos Ls~r-ooe AvcrA D. oes.
tes u A., sf south Br,ts!r 70 Mtss Alice s. Assevun n
hewP,esto1
fLASDERs-rAPPAN-In Brootlyr, on fn-stay SEP. D.
By the Rev. cbs~s ID Hssbef. Of West kewhery SsSA.
~ n snes'. 81 Dsayille, ky, &c Ms, 0-esgi<a D.
GoRF-BENNEr-or rbvr,s,, Az, ?, \, N. A. n
D.ttsf sr JeseSs Cow e 0ofe Sara Csllass BsaA
ecte OF 0H CITY. Csnsda papers ple.ss copy
HA"s-IhAls-oa scEesy. Sept G. By tss Rsv Cts-
VIZ Of the residence q III ht.ds i,fer Jss Ham
etPtth'AA ana Laura H. Travis Of West Somesa
LlSIN6sioS-LN lfSssToS-os Tuesday. Sep, 4. ss o.
Livingston 70 Mrs hsIy c. Livinss,on
LoDOE-NoYES-On Tuesday sept. Is ~ "a. Re- NJ
Beach Mr. william Ledge to Mis' Msy Az Noyss Il
Of tina city.
McGoRIE-FAY-In Rumson. n J., or Sunday s.vs As
the Mr. Gilmore Mr.. JOAN MoG0rie OF ksw fst q
Miss Margaret Fay. of Long Branch, n.
SMITH SPRIkGsTEEN-or "Wednesday, Sept . b. ~
Rev Nichols. E. Smith, at his residence, Ne ~ seeks
street Br0cilyu. Othee sHxh 70 Elrse.;h 'aa Lsss
dsugh.er Of Henry SprlDsstee3, eli OF brookyn
STARBUCK-GRE 0URY-on Tuesds,. Sept u. By the 3es.
n AbetcrcH bic. OF Fstford VIM n StaioGct 70 AnAA
M dsugLt,r Of Lewis Gregory esq both Of this cit'.
STEVENS PENTZ-0n "Wednesday, sept IT, Ct the sousA
Du,ch Reformed Cburch. ., the BY John Mscsacy -.
Ious Stevens % Miss Sarah A. B., dsrshsr OF the Ass
William A .. Psn', oil OF this city
SYKES-MOORE-ou Tuesday. Sept. IS ct Dr. AdsnSs
Syse. Of Chicago H.. Mise Annie C. AOors ory dscshsss
OF John Moore. OF this CITY
waTTS-pAY-M Slilerssile Indiana or Wednesday Az.
te.ideuce Mr. yordeu Watts to Mics Dehlsh Day. ~ u
Marian Co Indiana
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RELIGION AT THE FIVE POINTS.
To the Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.
FIVE PoIxTs UNION MISSION, No ~ Baxter s. n. Y. !
Scm. Ii. l&J7


To the Editor 81 The ". y. Tribune.
SIR: We have noticed public statement relative to
this hch should be corrected After the
Union Mission as the Oldest the Gospel had been faith
uy dispensed by and many children had been taught the
way Of salvation 10 said Its influence has only been
10 maintain ciproca Christian influence With all parties
boring reform and benefit this place We exist Church.
have number Of ministers who, when not employed on
the Five Points aborng in other places AL the means Of
appointed in the Word Of God have in and aside
from Sabbath lahore have three other meetings during
the week generally Through the cold Winter at night espe
cisly with the hall well Lighted and warmed many time
have been fsddened by seeing place OF worship well at
tended the children and others hear the Word Of God read
and 10 sing and pray These evening services 1t beloved
have had their influence well those the Sabbsth We
are visiting the sick and the well from house 70 house. buryns
the dead and the living record Of daily .bors
and business kept at the oce always for the n'pec
,;on Of all who wish TO examine It. While the churches
removing p town. shall lower part Of city be left with
out religious influence
There Is room much labor In the way OF MISSIONARY
On last Sabbath the brethren Of this Mission sd
ON the Five Points and elsewhere over twelve hundred
persons Every Thursday evening we have Temperance
meeting in the Hail. Wednesday prayer meeting ana on
Friday evening, meeting for religious conversation we
make these statements In answer the question. hat arc
you doing the Five Points Union Mission " Respectfully
d. CHAPMAN. Superintendent.
X X DIOSsY Missionary.
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THAT GOLD BOX.

.
SIR: wei t. correct some gross mis-tatemen.s
made bJ yonr the issue Of Tue.dly lJh
sre b. aided The q I'D Bon Fermentation IGetrup.ed " aui
seJs In the OF the evening Mayor George H, OF
he Letter took the liberty Of walking Into the banquet ball 81
be Burnett patty and proposing the health Of Gsre Dyct
man Gen. Burnett took 10 hint that bis
not eStrtlyi accordance with good breeding" &c In
rection would that the 81 tue Re-
ccpicu Commute with Gen Burnett anj ae officer Il
the kevYork Voluutes prrsced my toast to Col Dyck
men by saying ths. Gen Burnett Col Bumhsm snd Others
had been t-sed al propose the health Of Lieut. Col
Dj Chn.sn
for the hint sboYe stated pronounce uuquahedy
fas Gen Burnett joined heartily response & the toast
and did not make aBy rems calculated 20 alter the friendly
relations existing betweca
b iasert.i the ADORE you will obge.
Yours kr GFO. r. II ALL.
Net,- York Sep &C. 1855 Brevet MAJOR New York OILS.
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. I6-p. N.


The busne.s of the Stock Board was to fsir e1test
to-day, and prices continued irregular, although the
tendency is generally upward, but at and after the
Second Board the feeling was not so favorable. The
most marked change was in Reading, Of which cash
stock ia more plenty and rather pressed on the mar.
ket The quotation declired TO 45i, having been %
Yesterday morning. There are considerable orders
from Philadelphia to eel. Ere, without apparent
cause declined to 49,, closing at l8i. The rsceiptS
thus far in September very nearly those OF
same time last year. New.YoIk Central wss sseady
at the morning Board, bat aherwsrd sed
of to 7Oa7Ol. The market for Michigan SoutSen
was better. and sales were made ct 20i s3o for the
ope,rg. Rock leland was in better demand, ana M
proved to 7gL Galcns went 10 -. Inc
shares were generally heavy. Harlem s0vsscoo -"
ard VS. in demand. The sales OF sac ssooAs WV
sas 600, at rather better Irices kaa'se nV1''. -
tipue unsslsble to any extent. barK @'cA 's-..s
f,eely offered, mostly from parties VINO are io'cea~
,.,e money for pressing needs Anencaa Exoasaes
n.nL sold at siiss2; Park Bank IS; Bark OF tAs
s,..e q. Metropotsa 9ii; Ocean ~; American -.
&c.
rrba market for Exchange is "a noticed yesterday.
Tn. range for Sterling il to 81 cent, with ssss II
leading bills ct 7ia7i y cent.
In Friabts rates have eighty declined. To Liver.
pool The engagements are 10 600 bush Grsia q 50
CID: 1900 btu. Flour At Is. 3D.; so bales Cotton q
AS sd, including 4o0 bales compressed q The iasds
rate; 20 tzss Oil Caks q ?0s. To London, ~ eeo.
Oil Cake ct q. ID, 20 900 Eight Pipe Sssvss q 81.
TIE brziness Of the Scb-IFessury ~: ksse'
tI0.,sl IS; Psyncnss. t2ieyss 81; Bssa's' s's'
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~. Nnhf MAN
X X. DIOS5Y. Missionary.

TIE CASE OF ACkERMAN-CARD from JUSTICE
OSBORN.
To the Editor Of The ". y. Tytbyas
SIN: The daily papers In stating lin relation to the
trial Of George Aokornen that be let Of BY
jbsl hne Of go bsve tunnteutisnAuy doub done me
great Injustice II 10 not true that let hin o. he Plead guilty
before The Court OF which msmber aud sss hts ples
vss consultation had the Distrc Atorneg
Out Of syn patty fer Lis family, :sd upon the posre
alton on the par MI Hall 70 sov % sel rross
cute eontDusticl Of The tudns.. v ~
provde which In the Court Of specie essssna esa fbs
cst snd not Jssice Osborn, imposed u scasy which
double that Whcb but foe uonths snes svssdAA
IN Q spiax ease b. tbs R<corAW u ". OSBORN.
,Srsr- Yg~k, 6eet IL 1857. -
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.



suPRRME COURT-SP,caL TykH-Sept. H.-Befose Judgs
PEAsopV.
p.,i. D. Conoyet a.. The Mayor. AID rnen &C., and John
HARRINGTON.
The Same Al The Mayer, &c. and James c. Wiliett.
We cave this morning he points Of Messrs Noyes
and Field for Mr.. Ccnover Inc case Wa adjourned
uns, to-day. and Q. q few moments before O'Clock
~ S;ctls: commencsd bis art umsnt for Mr.. Deviin
ses;us. the continuance fthe injunction. He said tbs
"a, Inject of the ipjunctcn was 10 have his Hoaor
Judge q tbs prcpnety Of .PpOi1sns receiver: The
W 80 ChicI Il oould aot take in regard 10 the
rsnsrs "a Icoks IN tae Street Connis:ionsrs o@ee.
III S.so ~ a. o4kx thing il intended = e6set-to
$500 - CeoDta Ptsss 6va puash,ng O>As-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Republicans of Kings County hold their Primary
Meetings tonight according to notice issued by the
General Committee and it is important that the quiet
orderoviDg citizens .houd turn out so that good and
true men-men who do not trade in politios--may be
chosen delegates II any party would be relieved
of the odium of upprucped leaders, they must rally
at the primaries.
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fAdyertisemept |
IAdvertiSement
6 CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP,

r. s. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP,
containing the most delicate perfume and warranted not to i'm
tate the skin ~, -, 49,.
s. CLEANERS Pure Gycerine Soap Tor the skin, being
new article recommended BY the Faculty
Windsor and every description q Fancy soap and
Msnufactory Red Lion squsre, london Depot for the
Ipitod States Nos 81 and So Dey-s.., New York
J. c. RoYsrOs Agent
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BREAKING JAlL.-About 9 O'Clock on Tuesday
evening boy named John Thomas aged about years escaped
from the Kings County Jail by saving through the iron bar. OF
the window Of his cell the corridor and eanns ne
roof vhcL be crspt to the fence aud let hinse
dow 70 ground by of strips Of blankets ne was
seen 10 descend by who behind the JAIL VINO
ny notice 20 the said that there more OIL the
roof The keeper John Lee. notified the Sheriff. who pro
coded dpputye number Of to surround the jail when
Mr. I nj on the roof ee5ed in capturing the other
prisoner Simon Kelly who was then secured in the
si Kelly committed 10 jail time since on charge
of grand and while he wssswstng examination a. the
Fourth District Station House nearly effected his escape by
some bricks from the wall OF bis CELL Thom.
wa confined charge OF grand larceny in stealing watch 10
William sbuIgh The Supervisors have neglected 70 Pfovdea
wetcbmaD for the Jail the decease OF Jerome kyeson
late Shof Of which tho Jail h rendered nse
cure. This is the third escape from jail within month
THREATENING LITE.-Edward Brown was arrested
on Tuesday evening charge Of attempting TO take the ute
OF William Simpson Brown stationed himself az the door OF
Smpso house dash his brains out when he
made Lis appearance lie held for examination ~ Judge
Cornwall
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BRoONLYN COURT OF SESsIONs-BeSore Judge Mok
Rts and Associates EMaoNs and ScHoosa.Kfa
~. .dar n, nrrinn .lohn A RrnWn WA placed on

Ysstt sday n ornirg, John A. Brown was placed on
t for ate sps seven barrels Of whisky from McCeGdy Mott
Brundsge dler H. Fret street near South Fourth ST e.
Eastern District On the 9th Of March last the dsnery
csn,bt about II O'Clock 10 the morning and twenty erei'
Of whisky from tbs building 70 vsc.nt Io ppo
site AZ night the gate Of this lot was fastened and next mora
ir seven barrels missing search warrant wa. pf,
cured and the barrels were found In the soe OF
accused which - the lot He was conyictsd as
chsrseI in indictment and sentenced to the state Prison
fos two ycsrs.
Jsmes Sullivan was then placed on trial for rape
eeesd V been committed the 9th OF August last on
the pe,ou Barbsry Butt IDIOT girl about eight year. OF
eye The charge rape abandoned BY the
ana that commit tried IL was
alleged that on the day que on defendant entced tue s
iI corn field IL Eghteenth Ward where ho
70 prpetrae Outrage He discovered BY two men
named Harod and hssure who him with bis person eA
posed end having the child the ground The jury
verdict assault and battery With intent 10 commit
Mary OBrien was then placed on trial TOT gssnas
larceny in stealing 50 from Ez sbssh Young on me
July las They both occupied the came house
Grand streets Nit Ward and defondspts bow s9s
Mrs Young discovered that the money was gone one in a.
the tss which had contained found In w. her ocr
fer drs room 2i ~ u the va. 70 "a er.
eon Vbsn ale - arrested. She uo found so'''
fenced 10 the Prison 70, two years. ,,{ctsd of
ESvsrd Flanagan vas then tried and eonv ri, s.S
A ssssrt upoa Oecer OF the Seosrd 90 sS
and sentenesd 10 pay Gas Of ti5. 0s 'tssa ''"'
Tvs Cot then sd;ou.7sd I'LL This @s"~'
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Advertisement !
TApIr STROP

GEO SNNDERS'S METALLIC TABLET STROP,
the and most approved article in having been before
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NEUJERSET ITEMS.

THE CArnoIIc QrEsTioY.-On Tuesday evening,
in the Jersey City Common Council, the Committee
appointed to investigate the subject of worship at the
Aims House, rendered two reports. AID Erwin and
Keshow rendered majority report, and AID Cornell
son minority report. 1t had been asserted in me-
mortal addressed to the Common Council BY Il. Berne
and Others, shat the Catholic inmates were deprived OF
the privilege Of exercising their own preferences IN
regard to religious teachings and worhp and hat the
Superintendent had coeiced them to attend Protestant
worship at the Alms-Houfe.
The majority report states that the allegations Of the
pemorslists are not true and that the Commute are
satisfied f,om the evidence adduced upon the iovesga-
ton that no religious denomination has been revied and
that no attempt has been made to nst into the miros
of tie inmate. OF the AlmsHoue any other doctrines
or principles than those held IN common by all denomi'
nations. No change in the management Of the Alms'
House is recommended. The minority report asserts
that coercion has been exercised. Both Of the reports
were received and action was deferred
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Internationally

Observation-Disclosures and citizens will find
the PnRrsoLoric. C.Bxrr an agreeable place to visit I.
contains many curios Examinations with charts and
fur written descriptions Of character given daily Rooms
always open and free visitors No SOC Broadway above the
Park.
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(Aiyerise1leati

TIE AUTUMN ii At.
The attention Of ntlemen ia particularly invited 70 our
beautiful and worry attractive Hat for Autumn.
WARSocK Co.,
No. SIG Broadway,
81 Nicholas Hotel.
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c. n,on Pc, (ttne cro, sore .p-h -cona ssov,re
NJ Q. ntr- &c stain tee eoAs Of rsee
'hc voat Thereby convert tts eeno1rr-n' er0oeH
into e,clurse jurisdiction ...
IN T. perceived wky TOE Common f'eas mxh' ss
ehoa proceeds this acton ercsP StSn slter
pl.s hich f.s 70 the csG cJ Al injutot"a 10 ms ese
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GAS, GAs.-SOme new and beautiful Styles OF
GA. Fixtures Just for the Fall trade Also new Patent
Gs Purifier that III 20 cent TO the consumer Can a.
our great manufacturing depot, No SIG Broadway
wa t' ARCHER, WARNER Co.
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TAdvertisement.l
To REAIoyE ERTPTIoNs, fRECKLEs, az

Make few applications Of "PoxTAIsE's CREAM OF Will
FLOWERS" Ar mperiecons vii. soon disappear, ana the
akin will be Ien white soft decste and fair For washing m
fants children preventing chatting &C. mothers w hnS
invaluable + O. FoNTAINE Co No. 80 BROADWAY, ana NO
Astor House. Sold By al druggists.
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IAdvsrtiseneut.I

TuE OxyGENATED BiTTERS have no equal as
Tonir Medicine They cure Nervous Debility Sick Headache
Acid stomach Watebrh Loss Of Appetite &c all Of which
nrocced weakened deransed state ct the stonach
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lAdyerisomentl
THE WELSH EIGHTINGALE.-This is the mos

important European importation Of the The lady ellis Bar
Museum every afternoon and evening" with delighted
crowd Her entertainment is quite original and very
beautiful produces the unboundet sppsuse The grand
Aqusria 10 now open ct Bsr-um's.
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The Same sftercoos thai the "ooeiy ""nsP"es' sho
gave him come bile which he c." III" P'''' WIN
mir of ,eisscrs and thrc"s"fy
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-s.pt. l6 Before Judge
RUSSELL. .

After the organization Of Court this morning, the
announced that the Court imposed se oil % on absent
dced for orqey the second degree The specific charge
asanst this prisoner that the 18th Of August last e
CON pony with another by the name OF James Bailey
atteped 10 pass 4 counterfeit the Lee Bank of Massa
Ihusctts upon Mr. Jacob v Smith proprietor of an eating
saloon 2 of Broadway aud Fulton street, Also
that the day he passed 80 counterfeit on the e
Bank Manachuses at Rnshtons drug store where PR. nr
.sked for Bandrch pills and received back - S In
In reference to the first bill the evidence Insufficient to
fast.n what the law calls guilty knowledge upon tne sc
payment - cents worth of something TO cav
and when the Bill pronounced bad defendant said IL ID
bad "Why have got the change and Immediately thre"
down Is the counter But police oihcer was e
distey called in and both arrested But examination
dsteiv Uncovered that netht OF the parties h'o
any other bad money them but both together had ABOUT
+ ~ in good money. 80,
In regard TO the bill alleged have been passed Rushton
the evidence fox the prosecution thrown into complete
doubt the identity OF the party for to this pom. ne Us
trict Attorney produced but one wituess ana be was al
with one detective while the defense produced i've or M
who testified positively that OF the very time te
witness for people said the accused was at hshtu "a
was In another of the city tber-at billiard sao"1
at the Henry aud Oliver streets Al the same tns
the defense proved the concurrent testimony that
ND this charge preferred the defendant had en-
ioyed reputation entirely above suspicion
The Cou. charged the Jury briefly the law a app
10 the fact. they nd when the Jury after short con
ference the prisoner the benefit OF tbs doubts retnfeo
verdict Of Not guilty , -,
Michael Wogan, indicted for arson 10 the third de-
A. Of Mr. Beams No IA Front street was then put upon
trial. but evidence for the prosecution was net
cused when tie Court ordered adjournment ana 80 Tar az
your reporter could see tnete was not PROOF euJus -
yeoned 10 f.ten the accusation distinctly upon the
THE District Attorney has few ore witnesses 10 c, men
the defense will introduce TIER witnesses when ~ under
stood will occupy four or i've hours more AZ n stige
Of the proceeding the Cour. adouTnedto IL O'CLOCK
I'M
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Tux SPECIAL EIrCrIos-0rfIcIiL.-The Special
Election held on Tuesday, in the Fifteenth Ward Of
Brooklyn, foI Alderman, to fill vacancy resulted in
the success Of Mr. Daniel Msujer. Republican. The
a.. folio
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ixTERSAriosAL HoIrL
AND
SALOONS.
Broadway, corner Of Prankiin-st
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IAdvertisement
ROOT's PHOTOGRAPIIC and FINE-ART GAL.

tERY No os9 Broadway Of Franklin st. Dsph.neo
types Photogrsph: Dssueueotyp. STRANGERS and citizen
The Dphaneoype and bes1 fnl application Of the hell
ogrsphie art made only at this gallery.
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DEATH BY BrRNS.-Coroner Perry held an inquest
in Tbrteenth.st. near Greenwich, upon the body OF
Eliza Green, coored child three years of age, who
died from the effects Of burns The clothes of the de-
ceased, as appears by the Evidence, took fire from
match which had been lighted by another and an
older child, during the temporary absence from the
room of the mother of deceased and before tho flames
could be extngnshed the unfortunate girl was fatally
burned The Jury rendered verdict of death by
burns accidentally received.
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PEACH FESTIVAL The ladies of the Second Pres
byterian Church will give Fruit Festival this eve
ring at Comm ercis Hail. at the corner of Montgomery
and Greene streets. Jerscy City. Peache. and Ice
Cream will he served; Flowers will be sold. Ii viii
te conducted upon the same plan as the popular
strawberry festivals peculiar to Jersey City. The
proceeds of thi. !e.tiya viii be devoted to the benefit
Of the Second Presbyter;an Church.
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pOoKI-N COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER.-Before
Judge BIsssEYE and Justices EMMosS and schooS-
-. ~
morning end the Term The Court was then al
% c Court was then opened the regular business
on the Calendar proceeded with. &c ~ 10 10
C,LFNDAs FOR Tnis DAy-Nos ~ -, " ~ to ~ TO- w.
20 81, 81 So 81 s., So 81, sc, SO, GU. 81, o. o.
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rO,rpT cALPNDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT CfRcCII.-1, -, ~, oo oI, ",
g. g. &c, 81, SO, 10 H. Y. 49, A., 80 -
USITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-NOs. Is, u,
So 80 81, g. o. So, &C.
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THR BTRGKS TUsSrI TRoCBLEs. Wednesday
passed of without any trouble among the worknen at
The Bergen tunnel ard the fact that money raised
to pay them allsyed theis apprehension On Wednes
day they resumed work. and at O'Clock in the after
noon the business Of paying off commenced.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT.-Before Judge CuLvks
The Court yesterday was engaged in the trial OF the
Lynch "a Cassidy being scton for damages Tor nJn
20 .,IneS 20 pautlHs house by of, alleged,
ncously tearing partitions and doors Damages claimed
goo TIE ,.se was concluded at the rising Of the Court
~C.EspAR OR To DAy-Nos. q. 49, 49, 49, %, n. A. 49, 10
"a IS &C. 81? 81 g. Co. 81 &c. 81, 70.
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ALLEGED FELosIOCs AssAULT-PROHABLE DEATH
+ THE VIoIM.-On Tuesday afternoon, glazier,
lned Frederick Meikle, with fellow glazier, were
issng through Yves. Thrty-eghth street, when three
Igs, named Frederick Camp, Frederick Eagle and
Fan Kunber, hslloed after them, crying "gass y
ysss" Meikle, thinking that they waited somo
ping done, approached and asked them Whist they
foted, when they said " nothing and laughed at
p. Meke turned to 60 about his business, when
Pr again called him, and as he ca ne up two Of the
pity CONN eneed abusing him, while Camp seized
pa Of him b. the arm and assaulted him. Meke,
protect hmsef, seized q two pound weight which he
fred in his case. and struck Camp violent blow
lth II over the eye inf citing serious wound. Camp
s conveyed 10 his residence, where he now lies, his
lOdtion being considered very critical by DR.. Hap
r, his attending physician. The blow it Is supposed
Pictured The skull, causing compre sson Of the BRAIN
Iskle was arrested BY Officer Brady, and conveyed
sSre Justice Fisndreau who committed him to prison
Swat the result Of Camps injuries.
| HIGHWAY ROBBERY BIT A LrSArIc Late on Tues-
p afternoon, as Mr.. John X. Coper,h waite was
l'adDg in Resde street, looking at some new build.
~ 10 course Of erection, man approached him, and
e.eo'ag his gold watch aud seal from his pocket, ran
vita the property up West Broadway. Three or
s0i pefso's Witnessed the robbery one Of whom Mr.
= y f'ehds's Of No. North Moore street. pursued
aS arrested the thief, who gave his name as Walter
Evn Inc accused was taken before Justice o.
pom sadoonnttslf sr tia. Since the com nit. Of the
- " As ionbs, bis mother appeared ct the
@., IA Sased That Walter va, insane, and at the
''"' 10 osd ssrsther Ia the Lunstic As,lua.