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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

not IN the hsbIt Of telling the truth and ri cent
policeman to wsich him At Cincinnati. Nr C0l,-
communicated tIis ir;el gence - hiy firm By ~ =
which led hr. Hopkins, Of TIE firm, & tel NJ.
Eowcs that they Understood from most resp -ctab.
- urce n Newly or that his clnract.r wa not what il
should be. they must therefore discharge hin. Not
content with tuning the young man off ;he firm Dis.
ua:ched a I0.iC cman to search h. rooms meanwhile
kcenng him in custody. NOhug to cr inmate him was
found, nothing but hi- clothes aad library OF books
which H. had brought from Ireland. NJ Fywl.s re-
ceyed Do.ice to quit fiOG bis andsdy and having no
CITY and instituted the present suit The motive fnT
the defendants conduct nigh: not be apparent II
probabb bis fear that Mr. Fowio- would expaSe de-
ception which they were prac;icng the public. At
their instance he had procured plate 10 b. enyrav
with the Of Jouyin Paris, upon it, wherev.h to
stamp their kid gloves.
Mr. Pierrepont having concluded. the deposition of
Jacob f. Coles read. II substsntisted the sllga.
,ons that the plaintiff wen. into the employ OF Wood
& Co-that be himself came on to New-YOrk to pur-
chase gloves and while there told by Mr.. Bowen,
who requested private interview that Fowics a
p0orou. liar &c, charged in consequence whereof
he himself wrote the firm Mr.. Bowen told him that
he was led TO suspect the plaintiff from the fact of his
leaving the city with apparently more personal prop
city five OF siX trunks than he could honestly have
taken possession Of
deposition Of Levi. C.. Hopkin. was also read.
wherein he said that he received Mr. Coles's let
ter advising plaintiffs discharge, which he believed
he had lost and letter from Bowen & McNamee,
speaking OF Fowles a faithful clerk No more eyi-
dence was adduced before adjournment.
The states three lines of defense viz: that
the communication Wa privieged that il was true;
and that the plaintiff had not been injured thereby.
Adjourned tlll tomorrow.
SPECIAL TERN-Beiore judge Hoffman.
Eugene Mendez agt. George Gicssen. application
denied without
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COGRI-n' -"-os'''
1t. IA

THE sUrINEERs OF THE GENERAL EILnCL 1t h;u,
The Grand Jury came in this morning % !! c o'
against Jchn Smith John Ned, Joan br p;srr. Tor me
irdef Of Ck,e. l. Grove and Of o;. L,T'0n me ~ ~ s
Is COZ rext Tuesday, and Al adai'i'H- PANE " " -
summoned 80, -. DID, ss-r,or- If
The Grand Jury also found BIZ ssaa Aooer Ne
The b.rk Calhoun tr an assault with dangerous
uIsa5eJ sav and wa. sentenced TO one years imprisonment
at hAEd labor snd 20 pay Inc q ~
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-aAY -'-SeioFe '1'ss
RussELL

The Court opened this morning at w: ne m or
after whole Jury CHARGED with the ''geaes "a N
pin GalsEher srraisned ior 'iosf ID, hen proceeded
to deliver his charge which occupied him lesy s. 81 a-
when the case was ryen 20 the Jury and asy ropn@ed
verde; ssains the prisoner Of Cgiy on SJ ,entenc.
with iren ooHni: APP Inc 80 I'm. aefn 4.nt
il married and =. the tnf Of ne H.ss brI If brt
10 have ben committed ths iajasst an WIS " " w.
twelve year, Old. e., u
inmeds,ely AFTER the Cogt had flashed charging
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COURT CAIENDAR-THIs DAY.

UsITPD STATES DIsTRICr COURT.-Nos. 10y, ITO,
% to 81, q. q, Is. 25 100. 49, . - - -,
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 249, 255. II, 557, 6}6 66S,
Aa 582 40s $40 a. 4Sj &C. IA SIC 500 l89 81 us,
4 Ss7 $40 95 sol S5 4si III 1902 $751; lso GA 63
S4s So 654 Cos lg7 S45 sS7.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAS.--Part Nos Ill 10
lls 100 TO 1876 Part II-Nos l23 20 ii2 inclusive
SUPREME COURr-CIRCUT.-Adjo urned to Friday,
MAY
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Markets. C RsYULLr REPORTED FOR TIE TRIsors.


AsBEs-The market s firm for Pots, with good demand
Pearl. are dull sales Of 100 bbs at ~ 81 Is for tho
former l50 ~ 81 for the latter stock consists Of "
bhl. Pot. and $50 bbs Pearls
BOOTS AND Essnee ourss, weekly reports trade has
no, revived but thing prustraed aspect
pee ally with Western merchants the majority Of thsm being sa
abe 10 their tina, dealers not disposed
m sae in that direction The local trade, In 81
he ueuent weather much retarded that sales In the AZ
greeats Will show AL result Tho downward ten
asncy IN the Of ths material Ia. also thu effect 70
chez what The Southern trade has proved 81
fair Character they bsn IN better condition than our western
Cpd at present. The California and Australia trade 10 mainly
confined o. Boston merchants from here the quantity cent for
ward tbi. season la. been very magnificent,
BFFsWAx-A fair business has been done at i nc Tee
BRICKS AND TILES-Hsrd North River unchanged.
For foregn moderate demand prevails Malt le cell at %
500
We quote; x...,. a.
HARD Rver.4 ~ ga 81 T5lstoekbrdss.. as 9eeso "
PHILADELPHIA. 10 Goa - % Welsh....... ~ wa -
Bath............ Is GOA 70 Ol
COTTOE-The market mas further sdysrced TINE; ana
few sales have tran.pred reaching 300 b'ie' we fe'" w.
quotations 70 show the closing figures:
SEw-YoRE cLAssFIe.TI4s noA ressa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

THE SUNDAY CAUSE.-THE Brooklyn City Railroad
Company have decided TO run many cars hereafter
as may be required by the Sunday travelling public.
Last Sunday the cars every halfhour during the
forenoon and every minutes toward evening,
and still there were not enough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

The EXCISE COMMIssIoSERs.-The Kings County
Excise Commissioners have resolved to charge $50 for
either store or tavern licenses and have decided to sit
for six days for the purpose of receiving petitions, and
the remaining days of the session for considering
licenses. Their next meeting will be held on Friday.
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Perry held an innua Il

BCRsLD TO DEATH.-Corner Perry held an inquest
ye.erdsy at No s West Twenty eighth street the body
81 Ellen Kelly who died the day previous from accidental
burning. appeared tina; decesIed placing Of
ColoEne the mantle piece when accidentally broken
part the fen upon her clothing and the
CRATE whereby her clothes caught FIRE from which she received
IN lures tia; tsused Ter es.h afer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21
LA W INTELLIGENCE
COTRT OF APPEALS

The next term of this Court will commence June l6
In order TO have placed upon the calendar the
notice of argument should be received by the Clerk by
the Sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

The steamer Bay State Of the Fall River iine' ar
rived at her dock at O'Clock Wednesday m ornng.
She reports the storm to have been very severe on the
Sound last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

ACCIDENT BY GUS-SHOT.-John Mulaney and Da-
vd Heron. hands board The steamship City Of bfsnrh-.ter
had their hand. shattered by premature explosion Of ia.
non while Engaged firing slu" the ship entering
bsrbot. The very seriously injured.
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INSTITUTION rop TIN nIIyn

t. ne Edit, u The N J. Trf5s-e
SIR In an article Of to-days TRiRUSF a so-cslleI
Musical Notation by e. Mahouy ~ b. noticed Th4t system
o notation. regret 20 neither tsed us,f = "a.
Bind % any Professor u Hrsi- in teaching the Blind
Tours Tr-pc, liulT. A RFifE
PToietsor q bu.ic 10 the SS ior intue ior The Blind
heU York May If 1851
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I AdveItiseIaent.
DR { 6 FIrcp's Six Lectur,

DR.. s. S. FITCH's Six Lectures on Consumption
and the Laws of Life $50 pages 30 sngTaings bound
psng The mode in which h. ds-s.-s 81 the Lung. ad
HesT and other Chronic Disorders sent by mail postage
free receipt Of 40 cents Adde,. fTcH Co. No III
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

Not ExPYcTED TO RTCSvER.-In the case Ct
Michael Stars of No. - Amity place, who was shot
in the thigh at lager bier saloon In Canal street on
Saturday night last the surgeons have as yet failed to
extract the ball. and consider his recovery doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21
fAsvestisanent.I

Permanent cures in all affections OF the throat and
unG. constantly being made By WisTARs BALsAH OF
WILD CHERRY. Great it, reputation it. works greater
Many speak in the highest None genuine
unless signed L. Butts on the wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

teenth Ward police, secured the pTze, aud Intends to
have stuffed, for the benefit Of of the public in
aautons Of this city or Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

SUPERIOR COURT-GEssR,L TERA-Msr N-Bsfors
Judge. DUER. Bosw ORTIZ and SLossON
SEw-YoRK HOTEL CASE DECIDED.
Edmund Griffin ATT Curtis Jadson Implicated with Hiram
CralstOu.
The questions presented in this case, popularity
known az the New-York Hotel case have been long
before the Courts.
g. and execution ss,ins. him has been returned ussa
isfsd.
Hotel and ;he same with the ef. Of further
the whole intsrs.t u both being worth $1,000:
That in D,cember 1854 Jad'on brcSmins embarrassed made
nominal sud upon the expires. understanding that
when h- trouble. With his creditor, ST end he should
b. r.u.taed in al right. under the Lessee and should
hsf whsey.r lease might be executed to Cranston IN the
That such Jesse ha. been and
the hotel and that George Slater 'ecet partner in the
These are the uateri. alerous the complaint which
conclude. with tia. the sale &C. 20 CEans'on be set
Psrtn ,P sceoan; up to tho h Of nsesmber ls TAI e.
Judson.
NE uplsnsnt have what he asks.
lie plains the assignment made u Consequence of p
troubles aud TO rid himself Of embarrassment
and claims that upon Just accounting $4,000 VIII be found
to the party upon the furniture OF the Bey1or
The defendant -wears hi. snser that the ors
nal judgment recovered by collision for the purpose OF
troubling and defraudins him.
Thst the consideration Of the asst snmen his undertaking
pay the partnership debt. ana those csmed to be such By
Judson but really incurred by freud upon the firm
That the under which be holds made
ai.erw.Id, and therefore belongs 10 himself alone.
He denies the value Of the property charged aud the
any secret partnership between Geo. Slater the
third defendant, and the two others
1t is evident from this brief statement, that The
whole question upon the validity OF the assign
ment from Judson to Cranston.
Judge Sosson, sitting st Special Term, made a de-
cree III favor Of the plaintiff The has been under
consideration before the General Term for some
months and was decided this morning Judge Bosworth
delivering the opinion which is not yet written out
new trial was ordered, costs to abide the event OF
the suit Judge Sosson disssned, holding to his orig
inal opinion q, Special Term
Before al the Judges
Warren c. Gray agt Thos' Rabolin.-Order at
frmed with costs.
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Advertisement

Gas, GAs-GAS FIXTURES FOR THE SPRING
TRADE-Seyera paesns beautiful N design and 6a-
ih than ever offered before Cali ut Manufacturing
Depot No. J7S Broadway ARCHEa WARsys l. Co.
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4 CARD.
r. a. Editor Of The N. y Tyzus..

SIR: Your report in this Wednesday morning
issue Of the proceedings In the Of Clinton Hall
the night Of the election for officers Of tbs Mercantile Library
Association Is wrong in its statement that Mr. Peckham
one Of the reyeiers on that occasion.
Mr. Pcckham the Of the disturbance,
the Inspectors and left by request Of the President for
the purpose Of endesyong quiet the disorder in the lecture
rOom He asked do o the that he was iden
fed with Opposition ticket and hoped that his ndu
snce would quiet matters at once.
Mr. Peckhan taken from the room by policemen and
the whole tenor the article reflects unjuy upon him. as We
believe he was in his efforts que the disorder
R. H. TIMPSON, Vice-President.
d. REYNOLDS BCDD, Ex.Presdent.
four reporter endeavored to state fairly what oc-
CURED at that discredtable row. but he was misled
by the turn oil the darkness, and the statements of
some of the party adverse to Mr. Peckham, into laying
upon that gcntlem man blame which he ought not to
bear The truth is, that Mr.. Peckham only entered
the lectureroom and spoke there by request, and in
order to quc the riot That his efforts in this drec-
ton were njudciouS, we believe that they were I'M
successful we know; but they were well meant, and
should not expose him to censure He did his best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

DRowsFD.-Yesterdaym morning yawl was upset
the foot e Jay North River snd men, whose
names were no, sscrrtsined were drow ned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21
r. III. TIMPSON. Vice-President'
ID. REYNOLDS BCDD, ExPresident
CITY ITEMS.

NAY SSow-STORN.-Person from up the Harlem
Railroad report that snow fell Tuesday at Miller
ton, ninety miles north Of this, and at considerable
elevation above tide water. Several persons have
stated that they snOw-akes in the air in the city
al about 10 II O'Clock on Tuesday. 1t certainly ap-
peared to be cold enough and at no time last Winter
were overcosts and coal fires any more comfortable
than the were all day yesterday and day before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

There was no Italian Opera la,t night Sig BriSnoli
refused to fulfill the engagement to sing in Lucia
made for him by Mr.. Max Maretzek. Accordingly,
rothng could be done but close the doors and refund
the money to those who had bought tickets. This
Sig MOrel did.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21
NEW-JERSEY II,EMS.

MEETING OF THE JERSEY CITY COMMON Council.
A regular meeting of the jersey City Common
Council was held at the Lyceum on Tuesday evening.
Aid. WCkwARE, President of the Board, IN the chair
The City Treasurer reported 81 ,l35 50 in the CITY
Treasury. The bonds of the various city officers
chosen at the last meeting were received and placed
on file The rates at which licenses for inns and tav-
erns will be granted fixed at $50 each The Com
mtee on Public Grounds and Buildings were ill.,
structed inquire into the propriety OF erecting
Work House in connection with the City Aims House.
The following city officers were elected:
City TteGswer-A. I. Smith reelected
GU Ueigker and Meassyey-E. ID. Riley.
chico Poliee-Thomas B. Nissan.
Chicf Aids-A J. Baum, Benz Hsines.
WIN. III. Jeliffe was elected q member OF the Board
Of Education from the Second Ward, and NJ. ). Case
from the Third Ward.
The subject eli appointing constables was post
poued until the next meeting of the Board TO obtain
The opinion of the Corporation Attorney on the subject
Through the neglect of the late Common Council to
authorize the election of cOnstabes there are none III
the city and civil and criminal business requiring their
services cannot be transacted. After ransactng con-
siderable routine business, the Board adjourned, 10
meet On Tuesday evening, May 10Th.
The CoURTs.-In the Hudson County Court OF
Oyer and Termner Yesterday VIM Thompson Of those
arrested the burglary the Cunsrd dock warehouse in
which goods the value of $4,000 stolen tried The
verdict the Not guilty Of burglary but guilty a
larceny associates James Perry and George Marston
plead guilty TO the charge OF burglary.
Matthew Donne VIM Wsch and James Craig plead guilty
10 a charge Of burglary and larceny.
Alexander Mclver plead guilty 10 charge Of burglary
the State Prison for year and ~ costs Of
court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

COFFEE continues without the .E s.nseI, IN,
a 5sscTpoa IKE sale suction hsh wa. "a
for 20. morrow, we uncffstJtn. -
II the prospect Of beo "'1
We quote: ,x arut ..........,..R diA
ysY " .1, lOl al Js1aica M
MO aI 70 II a ~. 81. DOmnso tc) PlooDit@nt
Lsgusrs arr quiet the sales M the wees are
49, chiefly Island at 25a c and seias-
sbon co 4, AZ DC Plain Sperm are s. before w tSes
IN &c stesrie 2d3lc. snd Mold Tslow "a vcs
suTST-Doaestic is selling al oil va ~, ~.
~.,ird uafrrially-Ssles u Roman 81 30 ~ f"'"anos
a. ~ and Marble 81 S6Gsa ,,,,.., e. s......,.
cOALThsr ha, been snasns oss sah1 % hax
csd las lszeiy increased ia consumption and Se nse
f, /. only moderate increase V the PRy in..esa ~ 49,
IN Tbe quantity thus far received al tae wsisr
b.a Lat ye.s sad the ssaer expectation pee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

ALBANY May IL. 1851
Sin. Aner careful examination of the testimony taken be
~ rde- psly Of the Court Of Common Pleas in the City OF
NYo in the matter Of certain charges preferred BY you
esn Edw.rd Downes Conney, Coroner Of the County OF
arrive at the conclusion that this testimony does
no, sustain the charges and therefore they must be dismissed as
N proved fhe urbecomins andppant manner Of the Cor
o of the inquest and OF the great indsn
Of r the person TO be stripped aud examined
bv r the purpose Of ascespins there were external
violence there should be no difference OF opinion; but
these do not constitute such wu abuse OF authority as TO
exercise the power Of removal Entrusted TO the
Executive discetion the matter Of TACT moreover thce
i the testimony Of the herself that this examination Of
her person d.icaey conducted snd that there was no
Indecent exposure" The presence In the room DUNG the eA
animation Of other i proven TO nave oeeh y
order far sppcars knowledge on the pet OF Tue N
A. 10 the alleged Of authority by the CoFou
restraining parties OF their freedom may well Dc
whether more prompt aud stringent exercise OF hs
by immediately placing the parties az No 81 BONO sect "a
separate confinement before communication coS'I 49,,
tween them might not have led 10 the detection OF the eu
II need not b. pointed out to Sir that the general htues OF
the Coroner Tor The adequate discharge Of the duties OF ms o
question which had been passed upon by the electors y
whom be chosen and that there be wu Grim
al misconduct in his official these cannot nightly
come under cognilsnce Of the Executive.
Very respectfully your obedient servant -
lSEnedl JOHN A KING.
To HENRY l. CLINTON. esl, CoUnse,0c s:Ls~, Hsw-isTt
sity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

a KARI BIRD KmLED.-A fine specimen of the
american Bitten, male bird in full plumage, was
niued IN Iompkins square on Tuesday evening last.
Two or three ii is said were found asray the square
one Of them was killed with billet of wood being
'0fsWn at it. Que Of she Lieutenants Of the Seven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

SOME OF THE +. +. Vs.-Speakng of the effect Of
intermarrage among blood relations The FredricES-
Lurg Va Ners says:
In this country in which we are raised for twenty
generations back certain families of wealth and re-
spectability have intermanied until there cannot
be found in three or four of them sound man
or woman One has sore eyes, another serofula, a
third an indot a fourth blind, fifth bandylegged,
sixth with cad about the size of turnip, with not
one out of the number exempt from physical defects OF
some kind or other"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

CORONER CoSNERY NOT TO DE DIsMIsSED.-The
following communication was received yesterday morn
ing by the District-Attorney from Gov. King;
STATE OF NETWORK. Executive pEPARTNENr}
ALBANY Tuesday, May 10 1857.
pEAR SIs | directed blythe Governor to transmit 70
van The incosed copy letter addressed BY him 10 Henry
ton upon the subject OF certain charges asans, Ed
MD Downet ConneIy Coroner OF the County Of New fork
Very respectfully,
HENRY J. SEAMAN Private Secretary.
4 OAXEy HALL, District. Attorney, New.ioTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

THE HIRBoR QUESTION. The case of JOhl
Steven, Treasurer, &c, sgt. Ed. Holey, which in
vo!es the constitutionay of the new Harbor Act, wa
TO have come up yesterday morning in the Marin
Court but did not the parties hoping to agree TO maxi
case in order to bring the question before the Su
preme Court
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-04-30
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

70 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such, as SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, the IAso
Of 0nanism, or Self Abuse, DC, &c.
The Howard Association, in view oftbe awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptiOns practiced upon the un-
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
Charitable Act worthy of their name, TO give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afiiic
ted, who apply by letter, with description Of
their condition (age occupation. habits of life,
dc ,)and In cases of extreme poverty and snff-
ering to Furnish Medicine Free ofcharge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In.
sttution, established by spe,sl endowment, for
the rei ofthe siek and distressed afflicted with
"Virulent aud Epidemic Diseases" Ii has now
surplus Of means, which the Directors have w.
ted to expend in advertising the above notice,
IL 10 needless to add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
ment
just Pnblishodt hy the Association, a Report
on Spermaioryhd eiplhal Weakness, the vice
of 0rallism, Maal1lAAtion or Self. Abuse, and
Olhef Diseases Of Tie Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will he sent by mail
Qn a sgaled efIs ensf} Free of Charge, on the
receipt rec IF Two sssl y fcr postage.
Address. Dr GED. Il. uhf,HOON, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Asseclatlom No. South
Ninth Street. PhiadsIPhia, fa, BY order Of the
Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
-. GEO FAIRUHILD, Secretary.