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FIRES.
ttRx ON sHIPBOARD.

IIRN ON SHlfBOAKD. .
About 10 o'clock 1hursday night tre was ans
cve,ed in the hold of scho )ner Entre Tying al fef
No. 10 East River, arrived the 12th ms: ttom
Mort K. Va. The fire broke out among the cotton
srd sNer throwing over several bales 1t was exin'
susl ed damage about $500. portion of the cotton
was faved by police boat No. |, and is now lying 10
Whitehall sip.
TING MANDATORY BY FIRE.
Ttee1tsnsiye cotton batting manufac ory of sllow-
a Co in William strt ct, between Van Brunt aud I'm
Law srrsets was totally destroyed by fire yesterday
'y,s;nc The bulldog was OF brick thres stories IN
HIGHT and lad front Of 200 feet by 80 feet ia depth
Tsa Ere vss di.oovt red in the neighborhood OF the
aus in the IL rd story about o'clock, aud the room
being Filed With light and combunos MATERIAL Vac
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BROORZY N ITEMS.

BrooKLYS YorsG MISS CHRISrI,r ASsoci,-
rIoN.-At the meeting of the brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association Tuesday night, the following
officers were tcted for the ensuing year by neatly
unanimous vote
PyoidsBf-John NJ Doubleday. .
J-ceP,e.ident.-Hpnry H. Lloyd Consres .,ona John Dat
fin Prsbyi.ian S.InueI w S-rrt. Baptist Robert l. Ihons'
R,omed Dutch Charles H. Smith, Methodist James Ives,
Epi.cors.
'Cs-rsspordtno Secretoyy-Le,i ~ Hart.
Rec0ydro See,etdry-S. Z. Butler.
Treosryr--Malcoln Bird ymsn.
Ifb,Gyion-CbsIles + Duplsp.
WGnogcr.-Wu. +. Doubleday. Congregational Jane. r.
Pomrroy PRESBYTERIAN: H. Tsyor Reformed Dntc1; 3. J.
Sp.udins Baptist David Methodist W. j. fielding.
Episcopal.
DUH z the evening GS propositions were presented
for membership. The expenses OF the past year were
shown 10 lie II $50 80; receipts, 81 ,65S iS-leaving
on hand 1872 -.
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's ' 81 CO. -: r. ~. Sc
HAssAap-M 80 % Ts;.d,y March Is % Ls.s .As u-..
SS 70. h. see, ~ .. eAn' aisa 4
RoRToN-M No ~ we.s Fort, .-,.uts ,c-., a, r,.a.,
n.y u. La: N Horror dsash-' q TSo@..' Al a.,sx
HAMlLroN-Ia this city on w.dre-s., NJ,
H.n.Iicn sscJ 81 ,,s' Iss Ct H.ll'.s .ai Tor T.s
rrSaj< Mt Of this ely
KrLLY-Is Brooklyn on wedsesiAy MAJ n ~, 49,. m
Ass k vie s S S.ro k.y s s.'; q ooass
KELLy-M No sI2 Ninth ssre~ 90 THURSDAY Ma, Is sas
.hc., bot e-.rv Ia O-ea Kelly sx-S q ycsr< .ssss
snd is Day. arne Of the Parish Of k,s's coSav Wen
doc q rae it I Gi'S.a Lyman. in &, Ssi yr..
NABsErT-o On Doyet P'.,. T.. ca fue.ds! sssaaA NJ
s:NAKARa--M No u E.-. .rcst 90 rse.a.y n.sM
mouths asd 20 dsys
SoRraAM-Ir Pro,,d, oos. R. Mona., Nay q wsAs..
T. sdess Of the late Rev Robert NessAam 81 ns~p''t
NrrTMAS-M EE..heA. n J.. on w.ds~.s.y. Nv ~ >.
osstu,r Of james O and O. huffman. .srd ysars
NEsLEN-fn Wilansbursh n. r., Of cc6sgmpeisu oss~f
Fne,' se.sea q Gree, Salt Lsas c,,y ss-d % yss sos
ADD Is dsya
WI osiy d.asS,si o. Eaaas1 l. sSa xssi.sss & f.::.
ss-d year. month. and ) daya
:,sas 81 Sss: from !: y ;s::s,s "a e.
i.SSsa. ? "' "'' '"''' WV - '''''" ''''
PowELL-As No 10 Church s,rses. w.a,.sa.y N.s u
Mary Jane Pow e Sgd ycs months and - days ss3m9
daughter OF Georrc and Ann Powell
ROBKsoN-ou Wednesday, Nay IL ss-d 80 yssr 81 70
mou,ts NJ Jsmes I. Robinson.
The friends and ravss Of To family snA Pnneo vka wAe
..sss..t a.. ressse. ssssA 70 .s.1 ~ ss.s
2occct r. m. His rmsrs will b INFERRED In 0vseswesl
RED0ATg-At No 1884 Esst rwcasy sxth street weAs~s
dsy May Ia alter nseiins ness. ESmunA kedsstc asA =
ysr.
SKILLMAN-n ore buud red and enty fourth Hssis.
"Wednesday morning May u Mary Adrisnna soiy dsax-
Ter Of Edward and Annie Maria skimaa, ased y,sn.
months and ~ days
SQUiRE-At Hore~-l Chester County Penn, saddeuy =
sdys. led William Squire. ar native Of Bachlyvs ees
ipgsLife, Sco'lsnS.
SIACFYA No 222 Grove Jesscy CITY, ThursAny,
May IS Of consumption. Henry G. Stacey seed 50
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me SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLERS.
The People, SC, sgt Charlie Heidhof
This is one of the eight hundred suits brought by
the people, under the twenty section OF the Metro
polan Police law, to recover penalty OF Wv for the
publicly keeping disposing OF intoxicating liquors
on Sundsy. Defendant keeps grocery and liquor
store on the c0rn.r Of West Broadway and Wnite
street. and sets up general denial to the complaint
McK.on q Wiiooxson for plaintiffs; Tsyi)r Marsh
or defendant
The putis proved the I'd OF August several
going and coming out Of side door OF defendants
pieuses policeman inside aud liquor sold but be
oud not swesr sysy whether the liquor intoxicating
Mr. Marsh tor defendant moved to dismiss the complaint
IN the following grounds;
F. The mpain does state facts enough to constitute
a cause e seton.
second The plant doe. not any 9Seass violation
the stat &c.
Ihi,d PubicIy keeping" Odsr there proof
here publicly keeping the store not being TO the public
Eourh The law in this respect 10 unconstitutional
Fun There proof that Intoxicating liquors had oen
sold The plaintiffs show III. fact sfIrmstyely
The Judge denied the notion saying that he supposed The
words shall p,bcy keep TO keep or have
liquor. it'll the design and intent OF dsosDs OF publicly ON
Sunday. 80
The Judge briefly chsged the Jury and sealed verdict will
b. ,yen Saturday morning If tho jury asree
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CoROsFR's INQUEsTs-Co Smell held an Ia quest
upon the BODY Of Michael Teey who died the City
Of injuries sustained on ooatd tue oaA
Zuikee lying Ford Do the day presiOus he wt gu
,ssd hoitps barrels the hold When fell upon him
and fractured bis legs ~ 49,,
An pau. Il held upon the body Of Nicholas Lprsn
who did suddenly his redence in Gates yesterday
morning disease Of the heart Vetdcts in
accoldanc- with the facs Ia both adered.
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SUPERIOR COURT-M,y i4.-Befors Judge SLossos and .
sIANDIR Suit AGAINST STAGE PROPRIETOR.
james N. shsfrr sg John J. Duryes

Jury.
SIANDIR SUIT AGAINST STAGE PROPRIETOR.
james NJ. shsfer sgt John J. Duryea
This was an action brought to recover ~ ,WO dam
axe. alleged to have been sustained BY the plaintiff in
a. biDs allied by the defendant tibet and rascal Tho
De rndsnt OF the propreto Il thu Beeoke aud second
street line aud the plaintiff In October 1876 the
time words alleged to have bel spoken driver
on ia. said line The admitted the speaking Of the words
but that theft and that the plaintiff
hiu s.if had admitted the truth thereof
Evidence az produced part the defendants showing
,st on the spoken the partner of de-
teudsn a,Ld the plaintiff what the difficulty bewe@n
hin, and defendant, sud that the plaintiff replied that
the had him OF stealing hes but ths
hst .,.ns aso that the plaintiff told the for OF defend
that tia. preceding evening he hsd been spotted and
that be nearly right; evidence
given on part plaintiff the Court having held that the am
live part the def ndsnt The Judge charged IN u
snta had farce sud appropriated them TO bis own u
be gu theft and that the jushc alton Of tue defend
verdict rendered for the DESCENDANT
A. l. PiLuey f,t the plaintiff and A. r. Ls~renc- ill., and
r. AM & r d--udent.
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Niblo's, June ,.

FATAL FALL WHILE AsLEEP.-A few nights since
Mccsnn h aboer IS yea Ct age having no Letter
w., Twenty nth street. and while sseep during the night
rolled 81 TO tie below thereby surins several OF BIZ rb-
causing other internal Injuries He found The following
morning ard conveyed Be levue Hospital by the Txen-h
Precinct Police Mccain continued 10 worse and del on
Thurscsy. A., 49,.
Coroner Hill. held inquest the body aud from hs te'
mony adduced the Jury rendered verdict OF ACCIDENTAL desn
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ACTION TO RECOVER DAMAGES FOR Personal ISJURIEs.
Edward L. 1anderhoof sgt. Amos Woodrur
On the I'D of November, 1856, plaintiff WAS walking
past the house No Barclay street which then ia course Of
hs fell down the inurios hinse
IT, aud from the which he 10 still suffering Descendant
up that psna Negligent and csrelese that be
pass where he did bat perssrd In going ths
va, that there barrier elected BY whch he bad used
any csre the accident would have been avoided I'll Of which
pisina denied. Verdict for plaintiff for Sl DO
Special TyRN-Befoe Judge SLossoS.
Ih.odorea I. 0obete sst- louis Zechiei.
Receiver to he appointed order to be settled on
notice.
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tAdyrrsls-rf<nt

Rich DRESS GOODs AT A DIsCOUNT.-If the
Ladies wish agreeable surprise, let them Wait
HARD Co No l Grand It. IL "a something unusual 6nd
reducing the Yces of their goods below tho
meat Of the ssson yet such an absolute fact in
r,sUd the entire so Of ch Silks Shaw Jtonst. Barr @
lin DE- Chsnss Deisines kc., the shows house Gvs
Me..r HEARD 4 CO. . call immediately.
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frIkupS.-DFATIt

THY ARRAY BETWEEN TWO MIikMEs.-DEArH
90 osE or THE PARTIES HOPELESS CONDITION oF rhE
oIHER-Peter Dreher whose ssul featured IN Al aiay
with Michael Conway Thursday evening. died some nous
AFTER he was conveyed the Hospital Conway lies at he ane
institution and ID in pie, arous condition. VIII BE- re rc ed
tina, pss had quarrel at tho COW stables ~ FRA KIN
avenue when Dreher pistol aud shot Conway In the h
eye ball entering his BRAINS Conway notwth hiHs roe
wonpd ,x.d a sw stick aud beat D-sr until he fractured MS
skull An inquest held tho dy II Drhrr by Tor mel
Corne aud verdict In accordance with the fats was "i-'
Conway is so low tina: his recovery Is not expected
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SwILL MILK AGAIs.-The Mayors squad continue
their arrests. Tho following persons were arrested
yesterday and fined a. below: John Shulsn, g;
Daniel Vol, e.; Henry Smith, =; Stephen Lindley
g.; Alfred Jarvis, -; Anton Berren e. These per.
Soma are fined for not having their number, and names
properly painted on their wagons.
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SUMNER RssoRTs.-The we'll known Pavilion" at
Rockswsy, L. 1 has been taken for the ersuns ses
son by Mr.. +. Rider of the St German Hotel on
Madhon square, and..wil be 'e6tted and kept 10 the
best style. daily express from ths St. Germs NJ will
lie amorg the new facilities Of this fsvorts resort for
sea air and bathing.
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SAuvE orr PEUT.-Psssengers by the European.
California and sesers visitors 10 the sea shore .nd ne
watering Places informed that BUNkEss Ks
BATNC SHIRTS hsve been greatly reduced uos
last sso prices They proof against all danger from cur
and undeow and the luxury Of bsihnz boat sailing ana
ell squatc BE- freely INDUCED 10 by h- mos.
nd without the shte apprehension danger CAL aud er
amin. AZ The depo: No ls7 Brosiw.y c. J. BuSEER,
Psente- aud Inventor.
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GEsERAL ASSEMBLY, PRLsBrTERIAs CHrRcH-We
undestand that c'ergymen and others attending the
General Assembly Of TIE Presbyterian Church at Chi
cago, on the 18th inst, will be carried from Philsde
pbis the Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads at half price.
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Gas, GAS, GAS.

GAS, GAS, GAS.-Con,umers will find the most
ecopomicA method Summer Cooking s its
varieties, with DFMoRrsIs First Premium aud Prize MEDIA
MAGIC Gas Cook STOVES Prices IS ceas 81 aud 81 Depot
No SIS Boad~sy stairs and for s1s At 81 the P'iacPA
Hardware sd HouseF VI nshins Stores.
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Advertisement
COODl-Neyer did
BTY ME, AND Ill D'

BJ'yM AND Ill DO YOJ GOOD!-Neyer did
hoo. an. al better truth LASGLEys COMPOUND koor AND
Has BtTrEss will always any good who wants les
pet,ou e., good Spring Medicine The lsdes all who
have usd H. every person who has used 5sc Toe
al large 10TH. Sold by 0russss everywhere.
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CHuRoH OF The PrniTAss.-The Rev. DR.. Cheever
will deliver discourse commemorative Of the char
actsr and ministry of the late Rev. Dudley A. Tying
tomorrow evening in the Church Of the Puriars, on
Union square. Services at O'Clock.
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The ANNIVERSARY aud SUNDAY. SCHOOL Music
Book lust published by HosAcE WATERS AGENT No. SS5
Broadway has Thirty tunes and hymns for Sabbath Schools
The words al excellent and the mus though spirited
.d the tastes and life u the young very simple.
easily MASTERED, and full Of feeling snd p.thos Price csnt
80 pr hundred; postage cent
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sURROGATE'S COURT MAY lS.-Bef,re EDWARD T..
WEST.

The VIII oil James bogAt j., was on V"ey w
probate John Wan wsldo Htshins and Henry r. Da
vies IT, appeared the executors. in support OF the WILL and
Dsn.i Lord sDd Joseph B. Williams in opposition to H.
Mr. Richard Blocker Bernard Malone and Jeremiah Loder
subscribing witnes the will examined and the case
was then adiourn, the 18th inst st u o'clock -
Two of Douglas Forsyth offered for probate The
each deny the validity OF the others claim
Both viii b. heard ADORNED to the Sst at 10y
O'Clock.
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RUFFAsIsM--About o'clock yesterday morning.
George Nothwsy, mate Of the brig Henry Bank
lyrg at Brooklyn, was found in the Bowery in a state
of nsensibity, and conveyed to the Tenth Precinct
Station House by Officer Slowey. After some little
time he recovered and stated that he had been brutay
beaten by rufisns in psrter-house the Sixth
Ward side of the Bowery but where be could not tell
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STABnIsc ArFEAY.-On Thursday night az altercs
ton took place at No. 203 Twelfth street. between two
Irisbmen named John Kinney and Patrick o Brisn,
when the wife of the latter stabbed Kinney with shoe
knife The police arrested o Brien and wife and con.
veyed them before Juitce Steers who committed them
to prison for examination.
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AdXsrtismsli
No. 5 of STEPHEN ii. BRANCH's ALLIGATOR
IAoyarsi~n-ns

Oh. red snd stare, and sing sd sii,'
Aud lct your worms reyei wi'hi,.
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Gao De spleai sspdl7 All scon extsndsi cvsr ths
Whole eu,dng. TIE prsssut compso7 known - the
Hamilton Msa -factcGing Company, obtained oosaes-
son OF the prsmses in January last and fitted il with
NV machinery. and put il q large smoutt OF stock,
which, At the time Of tie Gre manufactured at the
rate Of 600 ponnds per Gay. About thirty girls
eDp'oy I'd AID only fuT men.
Tie books erd papsrs were sayed bu., with the ek.
oeption Of a few bsks q batting oil the stock and
machinery were Destroyed The building wss c,m-
pletely guttsd within hour after the FIRE com.
n,er ced, a. the walls tumbed down with crash.
The building was ovred by q widow named Schuyler,
ard was valued at about $40 0o0 The stock consisted
Of large amour. Of manufactured and msterial,
with the lachirer cry, boilers &c, aud WAS valued At
nearly $3J 600 upon which there was an insurance Of
$3.50, in the following Offices:
Common wealth 81 oee Crest Western. Phsi 500
ST Msrt.......... 2eeo Farmers INN Ahen1 Pa IS .
Girsrd. Pbsds psla 10 st4ie New Hsvss... 2op
Merchants Phisd...... 80 JerssJ Csy........ 1000
-
The fire it /, supposed, originated from the steam
pipes, near which q quantity Of cotton batting vas
lying.
FIRES IL NEW JERSEY.
On Monday night last Ere occurred at Blooms
bury N j., by which two cotton factories and their
contents destroyed. The buildings were owned
by Meesrs. Runkle q Hesbit, and were occupied by
Messrs. Hilton d Partridge. Loss about 500
FIRE IN A PUBLIC HALL.-About S o'clock yester
day afternoon FIRE was discovered Psrt HAL on Grand
street Washington. owned BY Mr. John r. Ttpp vhoe
druggist New York The 6rcmen work and
confined the flames to tSs % o. TIE sscns &
building and undoubtedly the work Of an ncenday The
building erected aud occupied for many BY the Dutch
site ds Of the street 10 make for CAN'T sdce
SiDcs that time has been converted into public bal
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fAtypr{sauHnt.t

TEAs.-Ths CANTON TEA COMPANY have 90
hand every variety TEAS for 0rce sn Tss Dealers aud pn
vs,s families Sooehong Ooons sad Youua Hyson from &
10 Gunpovder and Imperial from 30 70 90 An other qusa
ties EQUALLY low Also $h boxes good FAMILY TEA s< 81
Csu and examine At No. ID ChahAu-s between reAr sat
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FIRST CANAL Boar FROM RocHEsTER.-Tae Ro-
chester Transportation Company had two boats arrive
here Friday morning from Rochester, being the first
and only arrivals from that quarter this season. .
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s:0 NJ r wlisusbridss a. al is:srme ists s.sioiL
sioa m for Williams bridge and 81 iaerue tists us.ona
s:3a m fr Albany ana aatiorS ,orh Of w Iamsodi,-.
II O. M. for Wiiamsbidss and A. way sta'ioaL
il:sa for " bite Plains nd a. vaJ stsiiona
2:0p ~ for Wihamsbndgs and o. way sta,ions
. for White P.sias aid al way stasona
p. for Dover Pans ard sil way ssasns Dth Of WI.
lanstidsa
$40 D. a. for White Piains and sl way -,s;ion,
6:45 . N. for White Pains and ell wsy ststaoss
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NE MATN-slKFFT KTOI.-IH6 PdIIIes dlIesVeu oH
evening ssuns the officers of the Second Pre-
Police snd creating riot in Msiu street were oroush
before Justice Cornw. yesterday for exami1sto Thomas
Suivsn alias Cuey VIM. Little sni H-ny Hilton. he
s the action of the Grand Jury Dennis Gill; a,h-r
Daniel Acon waived examination sud bail Thomas
Deany vii lam Stewart and James CsllsLan ichs g-d
here being Tiolf against them
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tAdvertisem-ntl

A full assortment Of MEsEsLY's CELEsR,Tto
CHVEcH orHtR Bells,
II the New.York Agency No. 1879 Broadway.
FNRs,sxs Co, Asrnt
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Advertisement 3, a.,
OR LIE MAID OF NILAN'-WIth MI.

"CLARI, OR The MAID OF MILAN with Miss
Susan C,-w be pesected both this afternoon ana
at BARsvNs MrsEtA Ms Denim !. IA. aa,n
pa nTy this diff at part AID sing, 10 home
fcme originally wnitea for BY ts ltsd stho T.
farce, called "TIckIIsH TINEs" succeeds CLAH - -"
aeipic-. Exceedingly attractive.
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lAivstlsnealI
BRADY's
PEoroeaAssIc 0sLLEsv.
No. So Bto>dway,

II.. n.~ exhibition The largest sd p-st.c, CD
u OF exiaat Of dld-r-a to-
CegJ Of Ns~ Yet ans 'dsoeo es& Tho 5Re ar. ias.-
u ca cod e1am lie the ssne
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"SwttI MLK."-It is stated that the swill mill
.b- 4. he foot Of South Second has BEEN whiting ev
dsy past, closed by the prope,o Yesterday the cows we
driven from thu stables 20 pss,uiase ST busn~hN'
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The fire it i, supposed, originated from the steam
pipes, near which quantity Of cotton batting vas
CIT Y ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The last presentation matt
nee takes place this afternoon, at which Madame
dADgn Madame Grsever.Johoson and Carl Formes
appear.
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tbs late I<.s,o b. Shepard a. Tia S porter tn chs
Ccspcrseos. rs procured the posters N the csse o.
tas opesinS Of Fifty ninth strees ct the oce OF the
Cooperation Council Gader M. Bas.eed. he nsd
these posters put conspicuous places throughout the
city. M one followed him TO tear them down. he
vas in the habit OF driving 10 the places aftavsrd 70
see that they were not torn down.
Thos. Carroll was recalled BY the defense, and 40
attempt made to prove irregularities the charges oi
tire Coporaton Councils ofcs under tho prescott ",
but the attempt failed.
Whiting offered 10 put in evidence stt.r written By
Mr. Car subss Quent TO the publication of the alleged
hoeous isttes retrsctng of the statements made
in the letter. Mr.. Whiting hsd not concluded his
argument upon the admission Of this letter at the hour
% p. M when the Court adjourned.
An adjournment took psce til 10 g. N. Monday.
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SUPREME couar-c.crrr-M.y is-Beeor, Ju,

SUPREME C0URr-Ctscvfr-Msy D-Befors Judge
CLSskS.
William A. Robbie sst. A. Altman et a,.-Ju3g-
men. Tor plaintiff for 81 ~ %
Lyman Sears ct o.. agt Harmon h. Wells OF al
Judsmett for plaintiff for 81 AS 81.
Mecharics' Fire Insurance. Company ct o.. sSt. The
Peop'e-Judgmeuf seriei; TO be snsrosssd.
joseph Grafton, it,, sgt. Henry X Remsoa ct A.
EFrsb 4 Grafton ~. Same -Judsmsots settled
GENEs,L Tyks-Before judge DAWES, INGRsHAN sad
SUTHERLAND.
The Court appointed Bsrzillsi Slossoo Richard
Busted md Ben ania Dunoing Examiners sppd
for admission to practice The Exam
ipes II meet in the Genera Term Room Thursday May ~
oc. n N TOT the purpose Of examining thcse vho pre-
sent hemseves Applicants Gle shc pssrs b-fors
Wednesday, the 1874 inst
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Jth OF September 1854 Mr. Sedswick hss app ut ID
Charlie II. Hunt, lavysr i, Wal strses. to 81 tbs
VACANCY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

CoNFIRNATIoN.-The annual confirmation at the
Peter and St Paul Cstho toot place on Thutds,
afternoon when about S1 confirmed oro than
half whom young females Bishop Loghln presided
and a large number in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

SrssIR ARR.sG,sEsTs or rHE H.EL's Ran
RoAD-SeSere additional trains are to be pr. on this
railrosd on Monday sex:, the 7sa inst. whsa new
timetable will 60 into operation. The train val then
Iasvs the un. town danot A follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

GAS GAS,-GAs FIXTURES, OF new anu ooaa.
tf. designs jus out f,r the Sprins trade Cal o1 sc
msn ufsctsring aepo. NJ, 81 Bros3wsy Ase the ~ vi
0ooossO BURsts AscsSe, WAIVE ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

The FIRrNEx At meeting of the Board Of Re.
preventative. held on Thudsy evening resolution was offered
p.tiioa The Connn Council 10 organic us rte o-ps,t
L. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

PIRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Ihe great Den
eft bill OF p.ht will b. repeated Ths EvKsSG ": ,u
pieces. two Drsnas Pantomiin- and comedy Uh MoNpA'
will BE- produced the lons looked for Dsm OF THE SONS Oh
MAJ, on coul Sc the Order will turn out en mas'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

Found DRowNrD.-Tbe body of an unknowu was
found on Friday the dock foo, OF Cherry street last River and
another BODY found in the dock foot OF Forty ouitn
IA. Ia upop the bodies to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

GENTLTMES: Your unexpected aud most KIND
ponoi,iop has been received and believe tina. deeply feel
this proof sympathy for misfortune gatsny
accept intended and hope tor its CONTAMINATION ~
the early part of June. - -. -, .,vp
WITH heartfelt thanks am ever yours. g. W. CLahhL-
To Mess-. BROUGHAM, LEsIER. BLAKE, &c.
We understand that the Beae6! will take place at
Niblos June .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

ROUSD-IIuL WATER CURE AND HOTEL, Nortn-
supon Mss-Mountsn forest PARK good table snd
meDts Motopathc Treatment for lnv.ds k-c'esn' OF ~"
kinds for guests send for q circular TO Dr. Il. HALsrkD