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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
DIED..
ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA, Fort WASHINGTON Thursday, June H.
Catharine, wife Of Robert Alexander.
BARTON-In this city, Thursday morning June H. at her
residence No 81 East Twenty seventh street. Susan wife OF
| BEABLE-On "Wednesday evening, June TO- Mrs Rossis
Belbe, aged 81 years months and 10 days 80
o5y FSy S1aS i'Pe and
The relatives and friend, Of the family invited 70 attend the
funeral Sunday 2oclock from No. IS West Twelftd
street, without further invitation
Fox, sged 46 years
GILmORE--On Thursday June H. ater long and painful i'll
ness, Charlotte H. Gilmore wife of Robert Gilmore in the
HAYs-n Broayn Friday, June ~ John Hays aged So
Ais friends and those Of nephew Charles and John w
smith respectfully invited to attend his funeral 1. on Sun.
dsgce N0 a North Second street between seventh and
Ashish BIS9sy Troy G Madison County Ill., on hurd
J1ne Mrs. Elizabeth Hsger wife of benjamn j. Hss'sI,
HissEaBUTTEL. wsdns:dfy i'm. 70 of eSHyHI:er,
on Thnsay Jans J. Of 81 sh b, ard
MINE3-n Brooklyn Thursday June Ill., Of scarlet fever,
JOSEF hine Charlotte Mines aged 80 years;
ton. tonn on Wednesd.y in the l4th year Of hi,
age ei-est Of VIZ W. and Rebecca Ec~land Of this
TIE rea, yes and fend of the family respectfully invited
TO attend fra the residence Of rs father No
West Thi1ty.seond srs-t Saturday 18th inst at s
osoek without furhsr yatiq 9 :, Cant ,o u R,,o
ssd IS late in M md . ts! June s
at o'cocE p m from hsJ-te residence 2t Madison street
TSs BgssIa New oa papsr. please copy 10 ,obn
Stevens, in tbc I'D year Of has age. 80 -,
His elstiyes friends invited TO attend biz funeral with
out 10 "a alton at ST kas Church, Hoboken on Sat:
urdsy next at o'clock His remains VIII De deposited
temporarily ia she vault n III MuEs Chufen, Ne"'EoA
previous 10 removal to South An5oy: , -,
SHERW(pOD-In Essex Couy;E j., on Thursday Jnnc IL,
Mrs Arirs Sherwood sges2 years, manths and dayS
ToPPING-on Friday, June ~ 'nry Tospue IN the oth
year Of his age. en-.
booker Lodge No 22 o. Of o. f. respe eee invited 70
attend his ners fro his residence No IS Third street
on Sunday afternoon IL O'clock without f 1her invitation
she members of Knie erbocker Lodge No T. OF -;
requested attend the funeral Of cur late ofohsr r. "
Henry Topping iom his late residence. no s. Tuid s-e On
Sunday afternoon ct q oc!ock Plnetus sttsndsn e
By order THEODORE r. PkUDEN, eeeIsiA,y.
THOiiPSON-At Armenia Union Dutehess Count D. a.. on
Tuesday June Sidney Tbempson, oftyploid lew sef
years.
WELCOMB-On Thursday morning Jane OF cons,
William WeIcomb, of John Weleozb, formerly Oh
Flushing. ..s.-,
The relatives and friends of the i1y respectfully in, .o
attend hs funeral Saturday al O'clock S1 h' lat sSA
aence, No. IA East Thirteenth erect
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.
THE HOYT-STREET MURDER.
INVESTIGATION BEFORE THE CORONER AND A
JURY.

Yesterday afternoon the Coroner proceeded with his
investigation into the of the death of Mary Keyr
who was found dead in the basement of her residence
in Hoyt street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening
last. Coroner Redding impanneled the following jury
John Rookie, James Brady, John Kelly, N
| McGrath, Ogden DENIM, John Cassidy, James
Rookie, III. Teper, John Fruen, Peter Rookie Peter
Nolan, Patrick Colligan.
The husband of deceased has been committed to
Jail by the Coroner to await his investigation. The
following is the evidence:
Vim. ii. Van Duyne sworn-Am physician resid-
ing at No. 3l5 Gold street; made post morten ex
animation of deceased about fourteen hours after
death in company with DR.. McGrath; externally there
large confused wound the outer edge of the
left eyebrow; small confused wound over the
right eye in about the situation; one large heshy
wound III the right cheek, and another wound small
at the edge of the left lip; another almost midway Of
the collar bone; there scratch first to the left
and in the medium line to the chin; three scratches
about the left of the medium line of the neck: one
directly acro the medium line the two scratches on the poste
nor portion othe two shaved the head found
ncsion head about four ounces
Of extrayassed blood escaped then removed the casvuou
Of eStravssaed blood and about right
there also about four at the base the brain the
Of the stomach and che 81 all ia healthy condition
she has died from compression Of the brain the result Of
vssated blood between the brain aud dura mater.
To the CoronerThere fracture OF the skull rac
TUE OF the jaw Injury of the character received
SUIT IN conclusion Of the brains. Found wounds
part Of the head Wounds the back part the head might
cause eNtrayaa;on Of blood Thin the wounds produced
by blow OF souc blunt ustrumtu ta boot might
III the injuries.
oe Ju0rShe might have received Of these wounds
ey iaInE II sie fell against grating obstacle i, might
haze caused both the tre was one wound on the
ooa Zone as II II might have been caused by blows there
was no Is5ks Of violence below the bos il would
Impossible TO site wheher she Intoxicated there
was some fluid H. The stomach. bat IL would impossible T.
state 1t ives spirituous malt there pereeptbe
odor.
Edwin & .icCTsth Of
Court ased Dr. Van Duyne making post Tp9rtrn1
examination heard the evidence u Dr. Van Duyne and fully
indorse all Ia sad.
John Bsnnega policeman Of the Third District sworn and
testified knowing tbs deceased for two years was
coming Baltic street "wednesday evening O'clock
ykep ssw two Yomep running toward Smith street they
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TrRN-JuyI R-P,f,.
Judge CLTRKE.
IIKEI slit


In this action Of an alleged libel published in The
bsny Tt~e' motion made by the defendant to
consisted Of nueudoc improperly d. supported by
Te ioo%Ds IL an ~ Up 8, matte
cLtsKs TIL. action ~ aeseS libel publ .hcA in
Ts DeRy T~e Of which the defendants are he pr pc,or.
Ss's' g,s :" hs.r C,ain passage srns ont Of the
.h eaa n9t upPorted BY the published article
Tbs d. bdan refer. T. rite. which he main
Nam IN NJ on the subject Of innucndoe' IN
be insists deodRs that taking on an nnucndo
Fac Nhue Others decide that it, truth aehool All be
determined BY the Jury and that therefore an an.wcr taking
,S .ss an = pSRs no avoid the peeIty ana
..?n TIE defendants ask -,hcf be released from thr ncc.
ts out or il they should a Sa ,S p E'1 mu
90 20 sndsi the sanction q the Court
ioasd tRSs In esretlS q, % ronrat Go' y ~'! be
their apparent ncnt Ari.. tom .,n. 49, a. n s'
"a N sP SANS Of e nat aui PnlP'. iunnnd,e.
sssH' Affirming the meaning OF tn supp dsana.ory
An sron fr spoken written dofamau somewhat M
ss.,S Al =. not al~,'es} t. distinguish between wins.
When publication indirect AID snh sl.u. m i,,t.rn.
-. . must De- sVcrrcd and tae connection
Ts once = the i inSsas :. 70 .,,,,n nh.
them Utah intrinsic ercams,snee. pryia.y 80, ftS
OF the sSssss strictly i. only Purpo.e The desn
he b.. Ssr, 9 a. old Gaze where the b"lou.
With cora An ino0sndo sere was IN o
S ,os 'e ne sctioH IL that was c,maenceI wa.
%Eiy sS :. VA. 9ot .uppocd by nGoIacu %y pr
dtssdsH S.d i G.% n s 81 ,s of iSaoGe%' h.i The
,s~ion rr.Peetins that barn the word. W. w.. con
TIE Esv~ indie,m!ut the ana .. ~ ,1 i se
q It'n'l o,' to Pr nausnd prevent. .'rr .ad
80 - ~ To- p'nsat' under urnrG avs.
,'' 2 - 'L driena,,y matter II + w.eh The anc Of az
80. $3.50 r.'i.''i Of and e'4. Grains Goo p."ntid'
. "hr!" t.r " lie do Hot .'avcy
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s........... Liverpool. 81. John. N.pL,u.
Passenger Arrived

IN the ,tear,'hip George Lac from 4i,pisvag-csp, O.
ard family Lieut.. Tower L. ). A., Thos Rasaa4 -
lady Mrs GoTe. child and servant W Crocker A. vaa Va
subursh snd family DR. Merritt Jno. Scofeld and Anil,
Roqus w NJ BrSinard, wife and servant Capt, Hnsssv -
and servant : ?. Droun. Mrs HYDE aud ehld w P,.a
Mrs J. TAYLOR Mrs J. T. Lewis aud child B. Russell a.
Rdeout Miss X. Osgood, Capt. Come, Capt Taylor 4
Smith NJ & Gardner VIM Adfain J. Price J. n f.ys.'.,-
Mr., s King Mr. Stone and lady W Pe.hoSV ' ss
Haley Capt Richardson. Ksmrn D. Mechanics and .srs.
T. r. Comstock sud family, w c. Allen. Mrs. Shaf.r ~
r. Esstrood, II. d. Green Mrs BranhAm Mrs n Jossss
Mrs MIGRANT and infant Albert Hobsen A. w B.ke, NJ
Clark wife and child. p :. Carlow j. II. Sslns C. n Yro,
" Mr., Snyder and child, C. Hewlett, J. X. Bleecks, a
Sclurbuck and Wife r. w. Gense O. G. Bradshaw and s,
J. p Raymond. Mr.. s R Wells and servant Ms. n
Capt Dennis. A. T. Williams. wife and daughter ~ en-,
han VI. c Dawson, Chss c. Hart, A. Robbins j. " c,,i
Mrs Morrill, children and servant, j. Williams rile ~
three children Mr. Moore o. C. Pn,t, Mrs. a,coas
r J. Tsylor. Mrs. Pomeroy and two children, @ W. Por
Master I Shed Captain KiTkhsm. $ A Mr.. Hgazns Ma
Krrmtsek J. L. RsQu. Mrs Jagin and ohud Mrs Bowl NJ
Jones aud two children II Jackson NJ A. Breed saeker M
and child L. Whittiughsrn baggage master A. R. Wei.
Gardner Captain Lambert Mrs Nsrysro and four eAdres
Mrs Zackrisson and two children, H. nosey " chses
H. Moves George Howlaad NJ. MsInet J. ellis, Halter.
man Hene J. II Mclaughlin Miss Mclaughlin, P C.k
Alex Murray Desbrusb J. Taylor A. Lee, snG oAsrs
IN tie paeSet,lp aurora. from Lireypoo-Mr. Pr.l.
lie. Mis-. s. Miss f. Miss NJ C., Masters C. aud IL A and
IN n, ,eSy Samue Francis, from Mas1nias-J R. Mcin Of
IN the Brio Sagindc from Belize Hoa-Rev d. Arthur aay
infant and children, Miss 5 Ward, Miss D W. shelton sia
In he ,ch, AiGddma, from Kus'0n, Ja~-ar Shines Mr.
Ia the bark Tered from MaraeaibO-Mr onf lady, sAaa
and
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

steamshps-Cahawba, Bullock, New,orlean' Liylns'eR
Crocheran Co Washington Caysndy Bremen L Il saats
Ariel Ludlow Bremen Hsvre snd Southampton D Torraaos
Ship bland Light Chase st. John, NIB, Walsh, Cs,s
4 Chase.
Bsrk-Architect 'Fish New London l. B. Eager.
Brigs-Wsyerley Rayncs Boston Perkins Rush amst
sou Hunter; Jabez Yates, Bermuda, Mccall Firth An,
Elizabeth Sale Norfolk, Blow March Ocean Lir lBt }
Doe Bermuda Pension Jones; w Moore, Eaton, Banet
Il H. Sanford; Humming Bird Dubel Baltimore hieee
Mckee L. Berry Berry Philadelphia Walsh Carver CA,s
Henry Downev Wilmington Snow Burgess.
Schooners-Resper Palmer, New-Ha J. b Edwards
Pendeton Rogers Layacca Foster Stevenson NJ Bedsl
Thorn psou. Alexandria &c, NJ BedelL
Sloop- Thomas Hull Hull, Providence master .
stesmers-Tacony, Wilson, Philadelphia, n Briggs; Man,
Nichols, Philadelphia
Barse-Stsr, Drake Phisdephis, J. N. Briggs
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E Mrs. Cunningham about m king

called therr 70 see Mrs. Cunningham about IN liking
Wiley w. Hill, Superintendent OF the Ia Fargo
uo,I testified that DR.. Burell took m ,as there last
Fall by the register it appeared he me there on the
o3 e September 1856, and left or. the 3lst of Oco-
her. turned there on the l6t', Of November; Mr..
and Mrs. Fraser took board at the La Fargo about
that time Dr. Burdel vas very regular at his meals
To Mr. TdenDr. 1rnlell left the La Fargo on the
2Sth of November came back on the ID Of De ,ember
and finally ,eit Oh the 3Otn Of the same month.
DIR. Walter ~. Roberts, dentist residing at No. %
Bond strees, testified that be had known DR.. Burde
for more than three years; they in the habit Of
indoIsng each others notes; on the 18th OF October
Endorsed note for DR.. Burdel for - 600; saw Dr
Burde nearly every day from the 18th TO the 5ist OF
October, ht was in the habit of coming into witness
Office nctFy every morning; on the 2ith OF Octooer
told him that Mr.. Fraser had that day resigned ms
office IN the Artisans Bank the Doctor spoke oil
eoiur 10 the bank the following Monday or l9es-
day 10 get resolutions passed 10 compliment Mr.. Fra
ser witness subsequently, inquired If he had done 'o
and he laid he had not as there was some opposition
but would press tho matter at the next meeuhgi Dt'
Rutd.u was accustomed 10 mention 70 witness Whsh
he was going out Of town; the Doctor as Tar as wit
ness knew was not out of town between the 24th ana
18th DAYS Of October witness was hrt introduced 20
MIR Cunningham at Saratoga IN lSo9 the Doctor
seemed 10 think she was rich.
The Surrogate now adjourned the examinatsn
to-day at 10 o'cfcck, having sat I'LL % p. m. hs.
cunningham and a lady friend, Mrs, Wilt and young
Soodgr ass, were in Court during the day.
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The receipts of the Illinois Central for the fet week
of June were $4,000. The sales of lands reached
1850 acres, foc sl6i3. The aggregate sales have
been 66l aces for Sl2 s36 500, averaging sl2 %
y acre. of this ss 725 acres we're Construction lands,
l7s7le acres interest lands sad 6l, 25 acre' Free
lands.
The Legislature at its last sescon, had its attention
invoked 10 the subject of fraudulent weight and
ure and passed the following Law for preventing and
punishipg.t:
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1'serAees Garrett lily REPoRrE FoR THE rAIBUSE
,ov,r. - FHID,Y. June IL 1857.
CVFEE-Ths msh~t generally 3. QIie, ba, IN. fsens 10
~ b.f. ~ Of lot dhie
.err '.,. = ss 18th Cd. and rod,n..
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Total. '''''''''
Total Pots and PeaIis........

/ 1.sl
COTTON-The maIke; for MiddhuS. ls nttle hft, ne
"a. srs dull and prices hardly sustained Tue Cans,
49, nsws has not worked change Ihe sales arc -V
| ~. me half In transtu. We quote;
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,,, ., "a, mo. Iuso, Copper is quiet out s'essy va
c.nusr 1, in moders,e request 81 previous pr,c. - aw
ksUFs-Ths market 10 quiet for both siha.' on'
t~4'- srocs OF AsHEs JUNE II, 1851
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Disasterr, sc.

p,Rx (;oRcEs [of Bostonl Llnd.ay from Ven ~ -
na was easswsy May Carmen Issnd esf sssa 80 ~
loss; cspfsin and ssyed, Who together WE W
j,gipg sIr. Ct this port this morning 4.
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COURT CALENDAR-FoR MONDAY June Is
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. la 70
lSS Part INos 1904 1862 to 1885, H. 49, l6S 1884, ILL., 49,
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The steamship Atlantic Eddge after being thorosFsy
hauled went down on trial tP yesterday lth) ,nd t,
to-day Chl ct She viii sal for Liverpool o. "a 90,
Nav 90 la a. lon 81 passed ship Lady Frsnkln, eeuss
lat lon 50 passed I've ceSs; also saw S one shcrs
Brazil Rock near Nova Scotia this morning s1sn ~ ,
small Balance Dockfor repairs she will have new 80, y
an new counter rudder several plank on ool''"'
stripped. recaulked and newly coppsred. ., -. ,ss
The ship Fyswsy teliPgerl; $50 tnns ouroeD'
taken on the large Balance Dock for repairs
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NOTICE In PARTITION.

| TO John Piatl, William Palt, Daniel Pat
jacob Plat, Johnston Plau Cyrus P'a;t
Elizabeth Anu Piatl, Margaret MeHenry ano
F.ances Strong, children and heirs OF BeHjs
min Pialt, late of Pine township, IL The cnnh.
ty of Columbia, deceased.
You and each Of you will take notice that
an inquest will be held al the ia!e dwelling
house OF Benjamin Platt, late ol Pine town
ship, IN the county of Columbia, deceased,
on Friday the fifteenth day. Of january, 1858,
between the hours oi 10 o'clock, a. m, and
6 o'clock p. M, OF said day, for the purpose
oil making partition of The real estate oil The
said deceased, 10 aud among his ehildfen
and representatives, If the same can be done
without prejudice 10 or spelling of the whole,
otherwise 10 value and appfaise the same ac-
cording 10 law. AT which time and place
you are requested to attend if you think prop.
er.
S. H. MILLER, Sheriff
SHERirf's OFFICE, '9"'t5
Boomsbnrg, Dec. Ia. 1897
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NOTICE

ITO The heirs and legal represent
l.. 8. J. atives of Yost Driesbach, lale of
~ Roaringcreek township, in The coun-
ty OF Columbia, deceased:
You and each OF you will take notice, that
pt Court Of Common Pleas, held at Blooms
hnrg, for the county of Colum bia, on the 9th
day of May, A. D. 1856, The petition of Ma
than Driesbach and Samuel Hauck was pre-
sented 10 the said Court, representing that the
lands of the said petitioners, situate in the
township of Roaringcreek, are now held in
gage or pledge by two several mortgages, to
tvit: Que mortgage in favor of Yos Dries
bach made and given BY Samuel Hauck, da-
ted the Both day of March, A. D. 1852: one
other mortgage in favor of Yost Driesbach
aforesaid, made and given by Nathan Dries
bach, dated the 2lst day of September, A. D.
1852; the. first of which mortgages is record.
ed in the Office for the recording of deeds,
&C., in and for the county of Columbia, in
Mortgage book No. 8, pages 1894, and the
second of which is recorded in the same
book, pages 794-5; that said mortgages re-
main nnsatsfied; and that. letters OF admins
tralion on the estate of said Yost Driesbach
have not been granted; and praying the said
Court 10 grant rule upon you to show cause
by the first day of September Term of the said
coufii n. ~. ioofi WY e"''oiacuoh vi sdiu
mortgages should not be entered upon the
record by the Recorder of Deeds, by the di-
reelion of the said Court; which rule, at The
said September Term of said Court, was con-
linued until The then following December
Term Of the said Court: Therefore you are
hereby required To appear on the first day OF
next December Term of said Court to answer
The prayer of The petitioner IN the case.
Witness my hand al Bloomsbu:g, in the
County of Columbia, this 10Th day Of Octo.
Der, A. D. 1857. ~ = ,t---
STEPHEN II. MILLER, Sheriff.
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GRAND JURORS REPORT.

To the Honorable the Judges of the Courts
of Quarter Sessions of the peace in and for
the County of Columbia:
The Grand Inquest oil the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania inquiring for the body of the
County of Columbia, respectfully report:
Thar they have examined the public
buildings belonging to said County, an d find
them in good condition except break in
the brick wall above the kitchen door, and
the ceiling on The porch is loose in spots,
which is recommended 10 be repaired; all
of which is respectfully submitted this 9Th
day OF December, A. d., 1857.
LEWIS SCHUYLER,
Foreman
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