New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
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unique application Of The Atsurpassns in effect Of un-
and presenting the combined advantage o fsintins
BRADr's. No. $50 Broadway
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PAN CANNOT EXIST when j. K. STAFFORD'S
by the STAFFORD OLIVE TAR COMPANY No 6 Stsest raS
side Of the Battery, aud By all Drusss'
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newly arranged Government Building No. 81 Walkerst.,
second street below Canal and west side OF Broadway
BROOKL YN ITEMS.
THF CHURcnrs.-The Methodist Churches were all
flied yesterday with large congregations to hear cer
gymen from q distance, who now in Brooklyn,
attending the New-York East Methodist Conference.
DECISION REyERsHD.-Some time since Judge
Bird.eye RENDERED d"c.ion n SPsoa Tr h The cas-" Of Gas.
appointed Foreman Of R"Ts and supple" by samuel Ora
Of Asse.s Of the S.spnth ward receiving year salary
each The Auditor refused pay the salaries on IN" ground
could attend TO the duties of both Offices
Urban brought -sry Foreman andJudge Bird.ye
rendered decision in favor of the Auditor Urban sPPAird to
the General Term Poushkeepe where the was argued
last week and Friday decision was rendered reversing the
Of Judge Birlsey. and p"rrmptOry uandunus
granted compelling tho Auditor to pay the salary OF the Fore
WALKED William Stapleton walked
of the of Baltic street. Saturday night
thinking he was going on board the boat Tor New An
drew Cullen saw the occurrence and apnS into te waer
rescued StsPleton from wary grave and took him to this
Third District Station House, where h. was cared for
4 policeman Of the First Ward became 30 oblivious
Saturday night TO lose his and star which wre picked
up by ctizrns and taken care Of Tn" policeman wi" also b.
taken Of
A Row AMONG THE CoLoRED PoPULArroN.-A
row occurred at % stanton about o'clock Sun
isy morning The house is occupied by numo"r Of eooed
in H. They nsy came out ito tn. making great
noise named Martha Titus at'scAed Mary Thomp
with knife, cutting several OF net myers very
badly and nearly ev"rns This seemed TO end the mat
ceuty quiet until daylight when Martha Titus arrested on
the charge of onious assault She WAS locked
up 10 answer
CoRosFR's INqugsT.-Coroner Redding held an
nque't uPon ihe Poqy o, sHas s TO- n,ncry of.se
Brooklyn White Lead Works Thursday verdict OF death
By accident was rendered
TIE NEW PFSITESTIaRY.-The Board of Super
v.or At their meeting authorized the County Treasurer
to oGy% F,,S It probsbs thr old building viii 20
establishment, tor the reformation Of juvenile
drlirqueuts.
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.
The Rev. Dr. Polhemus has commenced his labos
.. pastor Of the North Dutch Church OF Newark.
The Railway mi-dams are TO BE- removed, all diff
cutie. way that corsunaon having been hsrnoni
ous!y adjusted
The Bishop of New-Jer'ey the RI Rev. d.. Doane
hi. annual Spring visitation to the different
parishes II the state
Fpurr AND TIE CRops-T'be Nerork W-cpry says
III fad tkt the trut crop in the part o. New Jersey Il
couret.y destroyed By the os, which have INJURED
tie sxens buds youi edy The in crops ar- ai' very
npronisin Til" whole far be- been very ntay
sbe for 10. us aud they are much behind "itA th"ir
Spring work
The Executive Committee of the State Agricultural
society Of Jers-y have acoptd The Popa-on OF The
citles New Bunwiek restiy. 10 the Iext STATE a. and
dtermned hold it in that city the Sta aud rh of
September and the Is, and 2l Of October
The rccently-sppointed Inspectors of the New-ler'
snd organized by appointing N Jonathan Picts OF Hunter
don, President JAIME. Cs.s,dy o. CaTd.I Jo
Df John II wolyer'on Ply cAn BenJsnn brown, Cisrs.
the same meeting the Rev Alexander H. Armour was
unsnimou.iy reelected "a More. Instructor
THE PATERSON PEARL FISHERY me Doay
Guardian SAW that there il no humbug 10 the stories
abou, finding pearls in muscles in brook near that
city, II stated few days since that one OF tho pearls
found there-s large and beautiful! valued at
= have bat muscle from which pearl was er
tracteA II had black outside he and clesr within Tbs
be O. worked LETT cavity: We do not know but be-
-y- this j. the position In which al the pearls are found rne
k tbs, s-c-on Of line other matter from the water en-
the formation Of the p-Ah in tAs brook wss upon
The other side Of the nOantsin elssshsre In sroo1:
f.ts4 ssS4 4:s'''i-d with 'A' came H'' ''' pea" '''
One Of n. stories aaos. u ths, the brook in which