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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
BROOHLTN ITEMS.

The NErRoPoLITAN PoLIcE BILL IN The BROOK
LYS COMMON COrsCIL-At the last meeting OF the
Board Alderman Delyeccho offered the following pre-
ample and resolutions relative to the Metropolitan Po-
lice bill:
Vhyeo The Ie.s.nrp has passed act authorizing me
formation of Metropolitan Police, spd incl9dihs ~tuh
limits the City of Brooklyn and, DhertG' tne ssd AZ W."
passed assins wishes o the people OF the CY Of ntoAyI
expressed through their representatives ~ oon
the L. Lrs.aure and rheyeas. said act wiI eh'su upon
city large additional expenditure OF public money wnou ~
prospective advantage the citizens snd ehe nc
said act If not whole in several important P'o'''"
believed 20 be unconstitutional therefore, .., 4.
Re,olre6 That special committee OF three o.
procure the written opinion Of such eminent coun,e
State they deem proper and eXpedient SAa :" Po
the 20 thi. Common Council
The subject Was laid on the table for one week
NEw STACY RoUTE.-The Common Couhch
Stage Committee reported in favor Of the ,I"h o' sh
Cutter Crowel nun line Of .tsges from the 10y u
Tenth through Ninth Ward and down t no
the Fulton Ferry. The line is 10 be STARCH "i'u '
mouths. The report was adopted
The METHODIST CoSFEREScE.-lhe conieIeu,o
resumed its session yesterday morning b'noP "sIth -
ing when Bros. y A. Hill Moses Hill Ezrs ntno a. p;L,
MoTr with the usual ccremoni-s The ,I .. r n
istsrs then ordained ! Elders aritn II, p,
Terry Calvin B. Rord George l.. Fuller sanue = -
w Cons T. X stanly T. Wsrner The 9'Ss 40 ti ptsn ni,
-iyru and the aduin o. ~ ~
assisted BY Others Of the clergy to Al wno 81 both
il. About 200 o!rrgyulen and some w ''iN-
seK-s partook.
DRowsED.-The body of q drowned Inan " ~ ~ "'
al Fsrds deck yesterday. Il not itentihed
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COURT CALENDAR-Tprs DAY.

SUPREME ECOURT-CIRcUIr.-ParI.- Mos. T3 7J9.
s2s $50 s3i gsl sB 8il s52 Rs 8b s5T 80. sse
s6 Sol Part I-l52i 1880 1851 1887. TS 1861. i6s. 1884,
1882 1898 20 1892 1876 to l7O2, l70i l74
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcnL TERN.-Nos. -. 69.
49, 257 6l. 2so 1885, IS, So o. o. lo l3 ING, H. i@, M
2l3 2ls, go.
SuPRRroR CouRr.-Nos. 407, 123, l7S SAL, 5i9.
A 5sl 2 573 SIS 5SI 49, 5ss rs So2 ~ Ssi $50 soo
ss So 5eS, SOL 500 10 6ls inclusive ls5 9si nR Sas
a6 H. ISL IN 5 $50 ss 2aS Az Part II Moe $40
G3 Gij 6s7, Ga, 69 6j To 80 inclusive, 6bs ST. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
fAdyer,isement-I
GREAT MYSTERY.

II will be Tecolected BY many tha, chemical examination
Of the retina Of the eye OF
DR.. BuRpELL
was made In order 70 detect the countenance Of the
MURDERER.
With what the public Now is morally
had the Doctor purchased the NJ Ds sd ons
of e. X. CoyBR1S
Superb French plate MIRRORS the public would have been
tn. details such horrible We would add tor
the information of those intending purchase this Spring that
their precious lives purchasing those
MIRRORS at his second annual sale which takes place
the 22d inst at o'clock his Wserooms No 92 Broadway,
between 2lst and 2d Special accommodations ot the
comfort Of the ladies.
Au,tiou
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

STADGISG AFFR,Y.-,John Batto. IN Italian keep
ing groggery at No 81 James street, was arrested
yesterday, charged with having, on Sunday night,
stabbed Eugene Sullivan, woundng him severely
The two men, it appears, had an alteration in james
street, during which Biato stabbed hs adversary in
the side He was taken before Justice Osborn and
committed 10 await examination Sullivan is lying in
the New-York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ssgcs On Saturday afternoon. DR.. Goen Was busy in
preparing the wree and other necessary apparatus for
nr,ecntng the work. II is the intention OF the Com.
cany if the wiro this end works satisfactorily to
Law another at the New-Yod end for the Of the
officer there. When thee arr completed. there will
b. uninterrupted teiegrnphc communication all along
TIC Inc Of rOaA.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

TBE NINTH WARD REPUBLIcAS ASSOCIATION
A very live body of gentlemen, who are quite in
earnest in their opposition to the alarming aggressions
of the Slave Power, announce public meeting at
Bleecker Buildings this evening, which occasion a
asg will be presented to the Club by young lady
on behalf of the ladies' of the ward; and addresses
will be delivered by Messrs. WILLIAM CULLEN
BRYANT, JAMES w. NYr, and WIN. CURTIS MOVES.
The front seats will be reserved for the ladies.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22


Boys AND YOUTHs' CLOTHISG.-P. e. BAR
SvN Co. Nos l9i loS and 1893 Chatham squnre having
given their especial attention this particular branch of their
burne prepared 10 exhibit larger and better see
and Youth CLOTHING than ever before offered 70
public One Of their spacious sa--roons sv
inx exclusively dedicated TO the wants OF Oh" Juveniles
" found with description OF apparel
.,Tx to th.ir vau.s p. C.. HARNUN 4 Co,
' Nos 49,; igS and 1893 Chatham square.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement.
r. Bones BiTTTERS AND PILLS, an mi

be cure all disease Of the Heart liver Lung and Kidneys
All Scrofuous plants yrld 10 their mild but positive
action OLD Dr. BoyE's BITrERs and PILLS the only
sure Dyspepsia Jsundice Fits Palsy Kings Evil ST.
yituss Dance and all Nervous diseases and Fenh" complaint
For BY Chas RIM Of Broadway and John ~
Mr.. Haycs No IT'S Futon- Brooklyn. and BY al DrugH
Dr. BoSEs Oiee and Prnc pal d. pot No. Si Orsnist ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Mn nj ScnookaAkSR


The Court assembled at 10 o'clock yesterday motn-
ing but the Attorney being ready 10 proceed
taken till II O'Clock noon Shortly AFTER that hosr.
Richard Lewis srrasned for trial the charge OF tociSy
violating Of Jane Muldoon In wood Sleeps
head Bay Augu,t last The defendant, viii BE- remen.
bercd indicted with Joseph Jackson who convicted
OF similar Catsrine sullivan at the last term OF
the Court and Tcrmner r. ~ Huney, esa appears
for the prisoner who medium sized robust looking young
The afternoon consumed in npsnne'ing jury snd
the following gentlemen eventually selected 70 try this
case: Ira smith, Oliver Vincent. Thomas NJ CLARK. David
Davis Jesse Hines James A. Pyne, James Jackson John
Wallis. Ludwig Miller William f. Booth w J. Conssyrs.
BOVINE Low. 80
Previous 10 the selection of the jury John Mangus.
convicted of larceny in stealing horse and the prop
ery John Hoppe NewLots sentenced to the State
Prson for two years.
Patrick Laurence convicted of petit larceny. was
sentenced to the P-nitentiary for 30 days
Andrew Feeley, convicted of assault and battery.
with intent commit rspe sentenced TO the State Prison
for two
Martin OMeally, John Csveston and Michael
Welsh charged with passing counterfeit money were dis
chsrrcd from custody the Grand Jury having found no bin
sssinst them. -
The trial of Lewis will be resumed to-day. The
evidence will be- similar that In most OF the details eiifed
on the trs OF Jackson
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

The Mechanics and Workingmens Central Repub-
can Union held meeting last evening, at their rooms,
No. 261 Bowery and listened to interesting address
from Mr. James Farman, on the subject Of " Freedom
Of the Public Lands" The Rocky Mountain Glee Club
was present, and favored the audience with ex-
cellent music
This Association, organized over year ago, num-
bers many hundred members al of whom earnest
workers in the great of Freedom. The men,
bers have an excellent reading-room at the above
place. which is open day and evening, and where pub
lc meetings held every Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement
THE BRpID QUESTION w hOlesOme Bread :

Men Bread Msse Recipe 70 mske good Bread in LIFE It.
LusrsArrD this week Also The Crinone Controversy; The
Bedoe. Bogus Ticket y,ndrr, Prrs of Arctr Navgaton
with Enerayins. FARMERS WIVES Efecs OF Homes IS they
Should be- City Gossip and News Of the Week; Denper
Portrs, and Biography and Of interest for four
cents-at the News Offices. No 3O8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
CITY ITEMS.

The storm continued all day yesterday not violently
but with cold drizzle which was anything but an
April shower The oldest inhabitant begins to mani
fest astonshment at this winter lingering in the lap
of Spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

CONCERT OF MAD. PATANIA.-Madamc Patania,
will give concert previous to visit to Europe) on
Tuesday, the 2Sth inst, at Nibo's Saloon. Madame
Gazzanga will that special occasion, appear in the
concert room. Mr.. Brignoli will also perform.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

S.ow SToRs On Thy HCpssr.-Snow began TO faB
on Sunday night. and continued With but little inter-
mission until ye,terdny afternoon. At poughkeepsie.
in many paNe- the il from six to eight sshes
deep. and had it not melted. would have reached 10
the depth Of two three feet deer. II Is thought
that more snow hss fallen during this storm than in
any previous one this Winter. The weather wa. very
cold yesterday. and it is feared. should there be
frost. the young vegetation viii be seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
fAdvrrtiseuent.

To CIERGYMES-"I man wishes to know
practically what he made up Of If wishes knowledge
81 human nature for definite practical purposes there is
tenn which aid him in acquiring that knowledge like the
system Of PHRESoLoGY" tHENRr "AEp bEEcHEs'
PIaec.l Instruction with Written Descriptions of Charac
ter given daily by Prof. FOWLER. No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

We call attention to the fine collection Of paintings
at present exhibition at Me-srs. Leeds & Co. :
saesrooms, No. % Nassau street. which are to be
sold at auction on Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ScpDES Dr,rH.-Mr. Vim. Thop Of Por Even.
Utter County. died suddenly on Monday. He WAS in
the employ Of the Pennsyivania Canal Company and
started horseback the morning OF that day to 90
up along the line of the canal He was TO all appear.
arce ~ vigorous and strong usual In the evening
he felt unnatural sensations and in fifteen twenty
minutes expired Mr.. Thorp WAS formerly resident
of Rondout. He was about 80 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement.
A REMEDY FOR DysPEPsIA-The OXYGENATED

B11IRs have tested by scientific and proved To
con- bne valuable tonic properties Being Tree rom
alcohol reaction is suffered By the most delicate con1
tutions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
GOVERNORS or THE ALMS-HOUSE.

The Governors Of the Aims House held a meeing
Yesterday afternoon al their rooms in the Rotunda,
the President, Gov. GUNTHFR in the chair. The
Committee ON Salaries, Cows. Temanp, Smith and
Townsend reported that at the present time It was IN,
expedien to raise the salaries OF clerks wardeDs and
others who had made application for an increase,
Gov. DuGRo opposed the report, and advocated an
increase OF Mr. Grays salary-Warden OF the City
Prison-from 81, 500 to 81 900.
Gov OLIVER was in favor Of an increase of the pay
Of Mr. Gray and other worthy persons under hun.
Gov. TIENASN stated that the expenses for officers
S now about $l400O0 about one-ifth OF the entire
expenses per year OF the institutions.
The report was again referred back.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement.
SPRING CLOTHIN
Advertisement.

Extensive Clothing Warehouse.
Nos 66 and IS FGlton.st between Gold and C.ifsts
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement
CISDEREILA-the beautiful Cinderella,

Fairy Slipper the prette th neatc-t the most
amusing o all romantic spectacle operas IL ptyrd ths tr
noon, at Barnum's Museum, well as this rsc1in1.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement
HAiLOTYPES
PHoroGRAPBS

UACUPRREOTlPEs.
j. GrRSEY challenges the PHOTOGRAPHIC world to produce
Pictures the above styles equal TO those made at hs Photo
graphic Palace of Art, No. 3i9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

The Isaac NEwToN.-The Isaac Newton has not
changed since she first sunk and it is feared that she
is injured below the water-mark. From Peekskill she
looks uninured, seeming to float upright, with all her
machinery in order.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

INrRoyrxENTs At SouTH ANRoY-The BorfeH-
,r Scncl Camden ard Arhoy Railroad Company
within hort ricd erected extensive shops locomotive
houses ood she'd. and other buildings South Aboy cover
several acres the mos, which substantially ou' OF
bck Their tremendous -ig ght business has Obliged them %
,ncrach upon the water well 20 occupy the land
rem when the oee Of the Tanspost'on Asen, 'ood
within step the wharf los but now In the III
.ror and nclossd and rooted in BY extensive busnSs used
so,y for ghng business. Lsrge additions have been made
10 the water front huge pe- have been driven snd hundreds
square covered with solid pansinE Aaonns room io
ferl ming and going while tracks innrnraolr aud oN
erng the iron horse lead to al parts OF ns va
.h pot, No road in tie country possesses ss Eood s
lie, Tor large and freight business that of the Camden
ard Antoy Company at South Amboy.
We were Informed that IN few days the corner Stone o a
e,snt church would h. laid by the Right Rev Bishop DSas
Oh the estate Of Commodore J. stevens The church rihs
i. built chas.e and -b-tsnt a. MANNER and VIII
co... the u Of Sl2Ooo and intend present TO the people
ct South Arboy Nor il this all but the donor urwlne 10
y tax upon the people has provided his will that the sum
Of annually shall BE- paid 10 the rector IN charge are
kud substantial brick building being erected At the OF
Nl. Corovrr a Mr.. stevens II VIII BE- two ana
half stories hsh forty BY twenty feet deep with
ing about ventyone feet square There are number OF
por children in South Amboy whose fathers when living were
in poy Of the Company For them this oudins y soin
IN and here these little unfortunate ones are 70 D. sa'hetea
Lie,d fed, clothed and educated al her expense
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

SCHOOL ExHIBITIoS.-The pupils of Ward School
No. II Seventh Ward, j. II. flaming, Principal give
a concert this evening at the Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

THE MURDER OF PoLIcrnaS H,RDrssRooK.-rhe
investigation in this case before Coroner Connery was
yesterday brought to close. Constantine Casser and
his companion, who had been arrested on suspicion.
proved sn old and showed that the night the muir
der was committed they were not below Thirty
fifth street. The blood the hands and cont of the
former was shown to have been received in fight
with the latter. The testimony as to their innocence
of the murder was clear, and they were discharged
The jury rendered the following verdict: That
"Stephen p Hnrdenbrook came to his death by being
stabbed by some person to the Jury unknown.
"The Jury would suggest to the authorities the mme
diate appointment Of two officers instead of one
"the river routes and other dangerous locations, in
order to protect the lives and property of citizens
" from the too frequent assaults Of burglars and mid
" night assassins.'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

NIBLoS.-" La Travata'' is to be given again to-
night with Madame Gazzanga in the principal role.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
NEH-JERSET ITEMS.

L,SD SLIpF.-The travel on the New-1ork ana
Erie Ralrosd was ohstrueted yesterday oy fs'nei
extensive land slde Oh Shohoan, on the me OF ,na'
road l07 miles from Jerey City. which occurred On
Monday night. No through trains arrived At Jersey
City Yesterday but those delayed were expected to
arrive At O'Clock this morning.
ThE PEAsL FIsHsRr.-THs ra'er'" NJ uowe,
who has been mixed up in the pearl search from
the beginning have been placed IN com9rsao,e .sHc sis
cumstsDees. Last week Mr.. Hover pocke.ea ~.
from hi searchrg. The largest pearl yst tolSS a 90.
The one rrinsd BY boiling Tho n,an tl,VS ~ shsn
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

der. Tie renh was meanwhile going through thc
heating rrocc4. andw of course Destroyer. sthouSh
SIS wss paid for il CURIOSITY on account o' -
l. wa. If perfect shape end evidently OF great besny
Tie NEXT largest was tha; found by yOung Quack sI
hu.h which has been sen: to Paris by Tiffany or Bsi
Blaek & Co. both Of which firms have been ANXIOUS
to secure there pearls. Las, week quite numoer o.
rrr>. ns from New.York were the grounds search
+ for pearls wi,hou; success while of our Pster-
s.n n.r went behind them and found one which
readily brought 500 But the proprie,ors OF the
grounds havc forbidden trespassers the mu-ses have
ro.,Iv dis.ppear,d from tho vicinity and believe
fhe rcarl f.hery will soon be at an end The most
rnfurat, fact is the destruction Of the largest and
nost rcrf,ct specimen by the boiling 81 above. Mr..
Iayerack declares il could not have been worth less
moor If the world.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement

CONsr MPTION' AND ITS ALLOPATHIC TREAT
nE,1 tcontinutdj. See first page of this days paper
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

GEN. JACKsoN'S GOLD Box.-The Joint Committee
of the Boards of Aldermen and Councimen appointed
to decide on the award of Gen. Jacksons gold snuff
box to the bravest soldier in the Mexican War from
the State of New-York met yesterday at Mr.. Valen-
tines office, City Hail. to devise some plan whereby
the recipient should be made known and the will of the
testaor carried ont. Gen. Scott at the invitation of
the Committee appeared at the Hall at o'clock pre-
cisely with professional punctualty, but not finding
any of the Committee present, took seat and patiently
| awaited the appearance of the dilstory gentlemen.
Upon the arrival of the Committee about quarter of
an hour behind time Gen. Scott suggested that the
best of proceeding in the matter would be to
address letters of inquiry to Gems. Quitman, Shields
| Twiggs, Wool Clark, Harvey and Smith, as the New
York Volunteers directly under the command of
these generals He did not desire TO give an individual
| opinion, he did not feel competent to decide the
matter on his responsibility He wished his
| opinion suggestion acted on in connection with
theirs. He expressed himself willing to aid the Com
mittee far in his power, and said tha. if the
letters addressed to the above-named Generals
sent TO him. he would forward them under his frank to
their proper destination The Committee agreed upon
| this course, and will hold another meeting upon the
reception of the TO their letters. From these
letters they calculate to be able to decide who among
those named therein has the highest claim to the box
| SINGULAR OuTRA6E.-The residence of the Rev
| Dr. Taylor (the Parsonage of Grace church, was
attacked bv an insane inebriae, night or two ago
whose irr.s Indicated some connection with the army
| or navy He commenced his work of destruction by
smashing in the windows with stones; he then burst
the door opcu entered the parOr tore the pictures
| from the WALL, took them to the front door aud
| crushed them on the fags. He assaed everything
| Of value upon which be could lay his hands. The
ladies in the house (the only occupants. the Rev DIR.
being from home who barely escaped injury from the
stones, into the back yard to shield themselves
nom the probable assault Of the strange and unwel-
come visitor. No policeman was seen about the
neiShborhood at the time although the NOSE was 80
great as to arouse the people living in the vicinity.
| The who the why, or the wherefore of this adale
has not transpired.
! The Camden aud Amboy Railroad Company are lay
ing line Of telegraph from Camden TO connect with
their Office at the foot Of Walnut street. Philadelphia.
The wire ia to be Submerged 10 the Delaware Rives.
the oe Of tho feryboats to proven, aochors Of
seb 6eu drsggingt Up. few anchor along the pss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

Otto Horn. the leader Of the Circus band. snd who
va. abL.d in the ARRAY Friday nigh, in Trenton was
ruh better Monday and his sPecy recovery may o. re-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Advertisement.
FRRDRIGKs'S TEMPLE OF ART.

PHOTOGRAPHS.
DAcugRREoTYPEs.
ANsRorYPEs.
No. 5a5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ForxD DRowsED.-Thc body Of Michael D Don,
nell was md Monday uish, in the Morris CANA he sad
been missing for He e home intoxcsfsd ~ns
la, ..p He follow 81 the business Of Agus wood Recorder
Brdt r! view ed the by and ission for t' ntercnt
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Georlcs
Wsms tried snd convicted OF buSary in the third
the house Of WIN H. Jones No 25 Sullivan street
and sentenced 20 the Pcui'en,isry for one year
John Beesey tried and convicted OF ssaatlt
with upon Elizabeth Brown reading q
No a. Center sud sentenced 10 the Peueo.i<y
for months.
No other business was ready, and the Count ad-
ourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

SURPRISE AND CAPTURE or BCRG RGLARs-Ihe Stolen
Goods Recorered.-On Tuesday morning two men
were seen coming from the store Of Messrs. Oct
finger & Goldsten, No. llS Liberty street when the
person making the discovery Immediately gave infor-
nation to Officer Rely Dwyer and Linn of the Third
Ward police, who to the spot, but the burglars
had escaped, taking with them about 900 worth of
silks satins &c. One Of the burglars was traced to
No 147 Greeuwcl-st., where he found by the Of
fcers secreted under pile of rubbish. After being
hauled out and busted, the fellow gave his name a.
John Wilson Search was made for his confederate in
the burglary but he not to be found. All the
stolen goods recovered the rascals not having
had time dispose of them. The officers aso arrested
one VIM. Roche, German the charge of receiving
the stolen goods with guilty knowledge Both the
accused parties were held for examination by Justice
Osborn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
SUPREME COURT-SPrcl

SUPREME COURT-SPrcAL Tssa-ArsiL 2L-B~tsr-
judge PEABODY.
Henry Schuck sgt. Chas. 5. Archer ct a.-Motoa
denied, without costs
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
In the The petitions Of Horso Judah II a. nt,nfs&c
In the matter the PETITION Of Ste ph~n I~ infant ~
Orders appointing guardians to make sale and tor
references 10 report facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
cOURC OF COMMON PLHAS-Pnr II. .--AprS 2i-Be-
judge BsaDy.

rHY IRVING HOUSE TAILOR VICTORIOUS
Iisddrn sst Mciliss Ayeo
This case To which We alluded some days ago. After
having on trial for nearly wrek brought 70 clos"
TO-DAY The jury after being on, several hours ondeo
vrrdi, the plana Of sic which WA slrred .doai
I'll the expiration ot the es.~ The can sH
however. probably ;. carried up on sPp~a!
SPEciAI TsRN-Beforc Judge lsssAAAN
Er.kish Shaisr Jacob W. Ranne, et e
Judgment for plaintiff demurrer. with leave ."
defendant 60 sn.w,r on psyn~n; %, costs
James Hsrris q al. James horss st al
Judgment Tor plaintiff for sol3 .s, with sn allow
snce Of five per cent.
Samuel Gregory agt. James Morss et al.-Judgmeot
for pl-in,a for ~.,S 81. with allowance Of 80
William Pieper agt. Adophus Iogsnloeher.-Re-
ferrrd to Mchs'l rl-ho-H-r.
George Woodman ct a.. agt. Dennis y. Sulliv an
Referred 20 James Maurice esS.
John w. Crane agt Deborah Wyau.-mouoa de-
MED with 10 costs 10 defendant to abide event.
Henry B. Tathian agt Samuel w. Goodrdge.-Re-
ferrrd 70 Henry Nleol. ESQ .
Thomas Hope sgt. Sarah X. McCsry.-Motios 70
yacate order u srrest granted. 49,
Robert +. Diyet, agt. Charles VI. Dawson. Motto"
ops and aside judgment, granted payment ot costs
Amanda Manescs agt. Robert Manesca.-Nvo~t
grartCd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-On
Monday afternoon last the Express train due in this
city at 4;3O p m., did not arrive here until Sp. M
The accident was occasioned by the train running
off the track near Rhinebeck, caused by switch
rail misplaced. The engine, tender and baggage
car were threwu down an embankment into small
bay, neither receiving any damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

.4p,RsI, 1851.