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NEW-IERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE DEPARTMENT PAEADE OF NEwAeE -New,rk
was all life and hustle VI .ndsy, on tie occasion oil
TIE parade Of the Fire Department of that city, WHEN
vas most c.edltsbe altar. May Of the engre
houss On tie Ike Ct march decor ited with h's'
AID otlicr omblems. Ph0uix Hose Company No. .
and National Hoss Company No II OF NeW'h ok
were pIesert with bands OF music, and participated IN
tie parade. Between anil O'Clock P. n. the Inc
was formed on the east ellie Of Military Park, and
abou, , O'Clock novel Up Drosi street N The ioNow'
iDg order:
t',r,. Diriia- Chic ard d,,sohuet: q poiee B,nd
So 2. Of SerYo,h Band SssiSn.l Hcse Co;lasy n. a.
tom Nsvs-York Band Tbeo J.. Eo~- o.s e-r5 Con-
r rs6 El1si F nt IN :s; So FIS ~ lsu
nSead Dioa land ErE1eeF Henry G. s9SeggI ~, s,a
c Co; r. fDt Nep.aac Hoo Hoe caap4y 10
1hit Dc v,-Bsnd Ensle,r Josa B. i "a, Co. nv
~ I. L:l.y..-e Hoe comPsnJ No l. f'''''H '-1'-s
Tgs@ IR.nd raslnser John B 8 In 10
An F sa tsa c. No. 1:Gs Seer ags' oays lazy
Martin Ersire Co.. No. 10 Southwark tHzirs - No H.
The Department were received in Broad street by
Mayor Biselow AID the comons.ty.
The ne Of mach w.s through the following streets,
and occupied rseIy three hours: Broai, Washington
Wes. Broad, Clinton, Rector, Center, f:tk fisce,
Mulberry, Market, Ferry, Jni9o' II hLhey ~ saI
nom theucs up PAX Plsce !" ee"'si' ""e'e my
were dismissed.
A number Of the en-ires, hase-car-s and truck.
were profu.ely decorated with wIea.hs o. ho1ers ana
bouquets, and OF the companies no osen ~ con
siderable eIrepse in bsau'iisng their sppara,us.
There we've aboa. nine hundred p,rscrs 10 me pro-
cesson. The ron-s Of Iheo. p. Howell & CO.. ea-
ciIe wss named Iy ssoat ~ meE dressed II clsc;;
suite cares anI elszed caps The street. Of Newark
were crsmmed with meO women and children; ~, ,Ss
Navyork F;-smar together with delegates from
jersey City orange, Ea1.b.th, E,stos "a, other her
fr.uep ard tie vbols affair passed OF IN avery ered
itabh and sstisfactofy manner
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TIE TURF.

rNIoN CoCR'H, l.. -TRoI1isG-Moodsy Jcue
II, lsJS.-Msch. A. Geo. mile heats, 10 wagons.
ID P'fef , r. Brown DTk ..-...................
H. oodfis's m. LADY WooerrH. Int
Tim. ~3Si-g3L
Same csy-MatcA $500; rn.e heass; best three in
FIVE.
J. CteAyb u L,dy Jtre 10 w.=ool....
J. McMsnrt b. H. Mikuad lin karrtsi...
1iue: 2:1-2.4S-9:fi--2.f9.
Saturday, Jupo l2-Aatct $50; inie heals in hsr.
D6ss.
d Ns!oI : JACK Pottsr. !
W PEABODY tr. z Rockls,d. .......,......
Tine. 2.E-2.g
Tiursdsy June I0-Match 500. nile hsats, best
tbiee in FIVE 10 harness.
". Nhee'sr b. & Red Joha Jsct-op...... I
ii. Wcocs-G b. Il. Panty F.ru............
Tn: 2:fj-i:5I--9 a6-e.bl.
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To.s sn,ourt 8, f.,.. e1Libt.l.....".."s


On kliiav last the ombt Element was discovered
All Tomphins forthwith oi'chGrged from the EN-
pioy OF Mr.. Levy. who subsequently made complaint
against him, and caused his arrest.
Justice Osborn committed the accused 70 prison for
examination. Pumpkins. we gre informed admitted
bis guilt and attributed tie crime which lie had com
nitted to passion or propensity for gambling.
Yesterday morning Officer king, attached to the
Lower Police Court, on waTsa. Issued by Justice
Welsh, srcsted Charles II. Whteisey, who stands
chsrgcc wiki embe zzlsment by lie late employer, Mr.
John Mayer mo. II Pearl street. Mr.. Mayer alleges
thst hesey has for about four years last past been
in his employ as clerk and that he has been nor ned
that said Whitesey has collected moneys iro persons
indebted TO him Mayer and appropriated the same to
his Cwn use. Mr.. Mayer further alleges that he had
bill against Mrs. Sarah Cupe for sS % and that on
the 18th inst sister Of Mrs. e. TO his placs o
business ard paid the bill that Whitesey has made
10 return Ct tie money, and has efs his employ.
MARY Ann SHEPPARD Of No. 3]j Blocker street te'-
tilted that en- me lth inst size went TO tie store Of M
Msver and psid bill amounting 10 sS3 - for her sig
ter Mrs Cuppe. TIE accused received the money
and gave her receipt for the same.
Justice Welsh committed WI itssey to prisoa Tor e.
animation.
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TIE FORT SMELLING JOE.

To ,Ar Editor Of The n. r. Tribune
SIR; As the record published by you show, me
sbsen rnpared tho "Fot Smelling vote se 70 .sy tbs,
MIR Hughes Of Indiana called swsT The House for Al
bour AID desired 70 pair % vito him. did and thai &
properly stated 10 the House the for my voting
you vi DO the justice to insert this correction.
Very respectfully yOuis, sc, EMORY D. P0rrLE.
Bsu.s " Ryyestnisttr'. june IL. 1888.
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A PROFESSOR

PROFESSOR or LAW wanted in the depart
Of Eer tsry I IN the State sad National Law School
P0usA.ee pai, n Y Good cInI~nsztou To cornps-
gentleman vii b. desirable situation Apply 10
4 w EoufE,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE SNALL-Pox in tire Board Of Health yestsr-
day. DR.. Boyd, the Health Officer, stated th.t the
smallpox existed as an epidemic, and recommended
Necessary to prevent the extension the dis-
ease He recommended the publication by procla ma
ton Of .hs following orders which laid upon the
table to enable him 70 report tie probable cost:
l. Tbs. al CT ANAL pox should be immediately eposd
10 tho Health Office.
That all where necessary care 10 the condition of
the patients attending wanting
h. runicsted. that The Health Officer the same
70. The PURPOSE Of their removal.
the performance Of vaccination. without charge may
BE- had the City Dpenssy std Long Iasud College Hospital
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Advertisement


TIFF NIT NIIC ABiET tRoP- Invented by
gro s.r>uERs d 1916 This tee se-ure s4ce has never
prcducirg the kreusst p1tsbs edge
Can /. ott.n-c Of The ub-cTi-r. aud ~. ualug.fs J.
=. s,pNDlRs store No. Aston Hocae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

ARREST OF TWO persons CHARGED WITH EMBEZ-
2IEmLsr-On Monday evening Detective-Ofiicer
Keefe arrested yOurg man named John A. Tompkins,
at house Brooklyn lights, en- charge Of enbez-
Element prefened by Marx Levy, broker doing bust
ness a! No. % William street. The accused was de-
tainod for tie night at police headquarters aud yester
day morning conveyed by Officer Keefs to the Lower
Police Court and arrsigned belo.e Justice Osborn.
Mr. Levy alleges that up to the st of April last he
was paltrer in the firm of Louis lie wilson s Levy,
bankers doing business at the above mentioned place,
AID that Tompkns in their employ as cashier and
bookkoeper; that within the last eight months the
said Tompkius has embszzlad from sid firm, at diiler'
en times tie amount Of 5000 and upward, and aPpro-
pIiated the sa5ne TO his nee; that Tompkns had
control of the books and cash of the concern and made
alterations in the books Of said finn.
ON the 3lst of March Louis Lewiston with
drew from the finn, and Nh. Levy hiss since been
canying on the business in his own name. Mr.. Levy
there fore charges 1ompkiDs with embezzement in
embt zzng his funds and the funds of bis former part
nor Louis Lewisscr. An examination OF the cash
book resulted in the discovery Of Numerous alterations
therein. Tie following exhibit, showing ths a'tera-
tons far as discovered, was laid beoie the Court:
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iAdvruis.ueatI
,RToN: on. TIM TRsfToR'> D,uGn-

II
TFR -Ano'hst s!oI h.srs Acd d-ishted cu<a-
grfei ihis raors Dr-ls A. RiRsvN YESTERDAY L
p,ur:f drilling toucrirz Ia tr RESTING duo ion
Ret-s'td 8, R.pNrHs MUsFCN to- Afternoon Btachd al
La oalrrf De-. beside tao other ecc .src this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

THE BOARD OF ExCIsE.-This Board met on Mon.
day Afternoon being the ninth session, and not having
any TO set upon adjourned until tho first Tues
day in August when the business of the torn will b.
wound up. Thus far, only three applications Tor Ii
censes have been made ard granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

FEsrrn.-A straw bsiry festival for the benefit Of
tie Iadpstrsl School of Wismsburgh comes oil this
evening at Washington Hal. The Harmonic S>cisty
are expected to be in stte2dsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

REsr.E'r,TF SALES The foioHiOg sale OF resl
estate vas made CT Monday, on he premises by A J.
Blocker. Son 4 Co:
parcel .sd sou.bf,l. ; l. 81 ~ 5an Sin $3.50
The following sales weIs made by Adrian H. Mailer
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"ITorsE RErrsTD.' Mr.. Andrew Wind, sdvertis-
ing sgen. is set down in Tiows Directory as refusing
the lumber Of bis housc. Tbs il not So Mr. Wind
Gays tie name ard number given acicc to the
vssser and it is gratutous outrage TO misrepresent
the fact. by the way, what right has Mr.. Trow to
publish The numbers where the names really re-
iuGed' The presumption is that they all houses OF
bad character ard in many Instances very gross pja'
tice is done Although II is desirable that directory
should be very full aud accurate it does lot follow that
person who declines TO give his name is to be held up
in company with wel-kpown houses Of il-fame or
gambling dcns.
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animation.

Cu,poy % FoRGERi AGussr ~ Ex.As,,srAsr
K,sx CASHIER An exsnilA;ion wm bad yesterday
.n.r; ian let.,, Ja..oe Wesl q tas L9wsg P1,ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

Men fail in business, because they have ignorant
selilly been pat to wrong occrps,u. FowLEs aud
MI their verbal AZ toll p,ion. Ct
sdsie health, habits aud prop plf,lrs daily a. 40
So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF the late Gen. PERsI-
yoR T. SMITH of Gvn HAgNEY are nov On ex iboa
BsADi's Gallery. No. go BIoAdwsy. Thomfsoas
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THE STUMP.TAIL COMMITTEE
MORE REVELATIONS.

DIR, JOHNSON DOES NOT USE swILL NILk'
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P>l.CPsILoS CoSyENrIoS.-The 9th annual Con-
Nention Of the Psi-rpsiloD Fraternity, composed Of
Chapters at Harvard, Brown, Ncw-York, and Wes-
leyan Universities and at Yale Bowdoin Dartmouth,
Amherst, Coluubis Union and Hamilton Colleges, ia TO
be held at the Historical Societys bulldog, this city
On the 9th and 18th inst An GRAFTON by 4. p. Whip.
pie Of Boston, Mess and poem by John G. SAKE of
Vermont will be delivered at the same place on Thurs
dsy evening The 9th inst. Thia is now one Of the
Oldest and largest of our college societies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

ALLEGED BRUTAtlrl TO School BoY.-An in
vestigattn was commenced on Monday afternoon at
the Essex-street Market Police Court, before Justice
Steers in the case Of Mr. Joseph W. Ma her, Pnncpal
Of Public School No. 20 ia Chryste street who stands
char>i with brutey logging Of the pupils Of the
tuet tuition named Edward Fowler, lad IL years of
are. Fowler stated that on Thursday last, he and
several ether boys, while leaving the sch0o, made
stsrpins noise, when they were called back and their
names placed upon the blackboard Fowler remarked
that lie would complain of such treatment to the
Trustees. On his return to schocl Friday III 1TnIng,
NJ Ms'her, lie states, took him over his knees aud
lay,ng /" So you the boy thai WA going to COM
plain 10 the Iiustees,' commenced logging him with
rattan. Fowler, III the Cf his 81 sement sid
that lie vac made 20 90 down on his knees and beg
psidon If Mr. Jackson, to whom ne made the remak
about complaining. Daniel Sloa,, one OF the Commits
soneIs, ard Joseph Raynor one Of the Trustees es-
fled that they the boy stripped and thst his body
was bsdy bruised. Mr.. Sloat said i, was severe
treatment Cor boy tuat was Only skin and bore'
The case is to be further investigated, AMI M
Mahers statement may charge the aspect OF tie
affair
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TN FUSTRAL OF EIIIOr.-rhe remains of Jere-
ish B. Io Who drowned the 9Th Instant with HE
two coupguoDs GTesnpcrt Inferred MONDAY atct
noon a, Ceuney TIL fuerG took place the
residence Of bis brotterinsw 10 Clinton street aud ~as a.
tended b Gieeuloint Lodge T. A ~ No 49, aud dele-son
from the engine companies the Eastern District
Fueine COMPANY No. II present 10 body also
Fu.in. Couips Nos AID II Of NewTork The Boud Of
Re- preseu.s Of the Eastern District also praent IN
body Is well body worknen from thu Navy Yard aud
ship yad In the vicinity II Greeup Tue rel ous exercise,
at house conducted by the Rev Iamadse OF the
Reformed Dutch Church The exercises the crave con-
Quoted scc,y If Mesons Of which decreased
The process numbered not less than Thousand PERSONS
During passsge through the city TIE Ire bells toed aud
the various engine dfaped mourning Deceased
was single and resided Will married sister. He wss
about - years VI ase
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fAds-rti- uentI


AsssoTYFhs ana DaCUERsgOrYPrs.
Nos $50 ara 30 Broa9wsy NewYVfA and No. So P-es,y
vxuis az. WasEipEton u. C.
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ATTEMPTED BURGI AIRY About Q clock yesterday
burglars attempted 20 enter the pfes-. Of Nos 81
South Telt STREET hy c icar windoa They 'ncsed
value Drawers a. other rscsrac'es W = opeuef IA az s3s
IL vail abs but no.hs found Tue thieves were observed
= rras wa.chrisu who irri ct them three times without
IL
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A. GREAT NuIsANcF.-The pig pens on Seventh
avenue in The ncghbohoed of Fifty first street, have
become not only great nuisance in tina. vicinity but
absolutely injurious and daDgerOustO the public health.
VIII the City Inspector atterd to thin
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poor woman who was picking waste cotton oppo-
site No - Wsisr street Lad the nI'c.uns 81 hsTig< eas OF
tall upon Ter eg MOri=y sfsrno9n sbcu, 9e'cL sse
VA. siea cLuse By AZ for Conveyance - the HopL
FrJm be careless many OF the bsk sad Sh T. sao
Of hns s3d kscg bales OF cotsn 10 dosnt.sh GI..t
"a iiy,s a3S ur. nous fsv sc!ests Of ts
hc1 eccg..
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BrECIARIFs-On Friday night the store of VIII
.u B1rirt Myrtle Plsukosd cut. red AZ!
rcb-d bsIr, white ,ugsr hisccH hams AID SIX <n2u
9sr. snt otsr ya!oS ia al shoot ~ The barn Of
Hui5u Covert fusre Cypress lil'
VS. entered on sunday hight but noting ,akcu Ths poice
s,e ,bf similar bursa entries taking 0a.c Hss y
IS ~ Lt IL the outer roI.ior of lie T. gh.eern Nsrt
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SUPIINE COURT-cHAMBER'-JrNE 0-BosOrs Judge
CLHRNE.-DFcfsIoss.
The Lexir gton and Danville Railroad Company sst.
John q. Brown.-Order settled.
Before Judge SUTHERLAND.
Cyprian L. Tsillsnt agt. Mortimer DE Motto ct al
An extra allowance Il slC0 10 plaistiG attorney.
Harmon K Wells ct al. agt. Henry Wsldo.-Re-
amount e Plaintiffs dsnsg'-.
Jobreon p Lee ct al. agt John w. Munroe.-Ths
' OF Is Hs s spsis JUG, cLr.ss
PRACTICE.
T1 P,or.o gel Frederek Macagsr AT Noes d. Ode
C.,Ik Of tie Marine C1lIt
The relator in this action claims thst this Court
se al nader following crcu9ssnces.
tie Maine Cont an sppsi w~ tsken By ihe deentsat q
principal ha, ,b- for appealing hsi elapsed before the
fs b. IT, Geuers Tenn Il. .ppss then ps"esssd % i:
merits ard tie Judgment OF tbe Special Term In favor Of tho
pliniid reversed by the Geneisl Term.
The reiato who the pantid In that so-, asks this
Court for to compel tho Clerk The nsnos Court
Tia. the proce edss founded thc appeal void, and
judgnet Of the Special Term remained In fan force
Tie held LA, within Lis pros 10 reyisw
the proceeding ~ha constituted the ssgsd defects In this eis~
T. a SSn 1t ~ ve s9s s .ao pTsIr
void or not void; n 10 power this subject
nbe tho rrlstor BIZ apreso the argumsn, Of the spps.
waived =! Or 6e N which brought be-
v,,y eoal whittier Il would be- prop. ersrciss Of the
dse,onsrY power Of tbl. Cou application fOr this LEh
nrarorsc wI gran son merely concerning tn
trs IN othrr thcus Inferior Count Of jaii sure which.
preu s instances M. the interests Of sobssn-
tSs but roicy justice alike dictate c4u,ioo
In sceordLst Mo.iqa asned with - coats
Benjamin Iiaacs sgt. Elijah Is. Lsre.-4ohoe
syar'sd with 10 cost, 10 abds tho ctsIf 49, 4.
The Parker Nils sst Iss.c II, Osborn ct s'-A'-
.ions denied.
Isaac Parker 81 al. sgr. Richard Hopkins ct AL
Robert NJ Mason ct a.. sgt. the ssnie.-Motios
sE,ntad with 80 eosts
Hesry @: Wheat n at. Batten:rn; til, same at.
-. Az liz In. 4 nsc
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Buttons THrATER.-Mts Jane Gcursy, yours
LADY about twelve yeas Of age sppesred at this house
on MoIday light fr tie first ue in the character Of
Henri in the old drama Of Belphegor, the Mounte-
bark. The part Of &" Henri is not very lengthy
oneno exceeding probably five orsix ines in fullest
exeut. These Ies, however, require to be spoken in
audible voice. ind to be delivered In intelligent
manner, az if the actor actress comprcbended the
meaning Of the words. We are happy to state that
Mis- Gourlsy succeeded in impressing the audience IA
yosbly. She spoke her little speech ntelgbly; che
locked we'll had very nice stockings, and WAS
well dressed generally. Although she did not move
the audience to enthusiastic cheera tears, she has
10 reason be dissatisfied with her msiden reception
Mss Gourlay was assisted By Mr.. and Mrs.
Clearance Holt of tie Australian and London thea.ers,
who scted the prncipsl characters u the play" Bel
pheeor" ard Madeline, his wife. Tbey tOl-
Grated goodnature6y, and family called out by the
sparsey- settled paIquet aud almost empty boxes.
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\ STATEMENT CONIEapIcrED.-We have re- CIV "a
the following note from Jobu w. Damn, in relation 70
his arrest few evenings stree charge of forging
icke;s Of al mission 10 the Nations. Thea.ef
To tss Bdi'oy II TIE " T. T,ibsre
SIR: luIsce s lesu re in The published report. c,n
csuins the difficulty which occurred tie ohcf pe. IN. ma
tiopsl 1kseT No kcs alrission thst bn-e were
Ted BY sud obsrsc ticket P1rchsei the
o"e IN The uu.l vsy A.t exarnai1n the EEK; ,oinS
you w. promptly dsdIssed II reaJy dis
ccur.ns. hI Editor - WHO e3dss Toiins iad las been
entesyoIins for - ous sine BY esins ne
counrTsc any unfsyofsJ- Impressions coucrrniaf n Us.
sct sy have occssoD-1 10 ind himself parsis aEi n
Yours. e. JOHN ". DUNN.
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UI1 y ITEMS.

HsfIAS OPiRA-AcADTNY o. MU.IC-The Tfov.
acre was p'rfoimtd again to good house. Miss
Phihps, tie courso, enjoyed largely thu hcnors Of
the evening. This young lady has fine voice, aud in
point of culture s fieifg TO solid emnerce Sue phrases
well and possesses a good style. To this NUT be
added hisrionic talents The performance Of M.ians
Gtzzsriga offers nothing lew for remark. The musc
of this opera written tina. the voices even that Of
Amodis, show signs Of fatigue al tie close. Toe
Msorere, surg by Madame Gazzsn.ga and Bigrol,
drew forth mnbt emphatic encore. The advertise
meris say Ii at Madame Gazzarigs viii coon procsed
10 MedIid.
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COURT or COMMON PLRAs-srrcI,L Tls-Jsss Is
Befor, Judge DALy

Henry Coz. ipplesded with JossPh Nsyles, sst.
VIM Snila ssa JS v. su:S; Lo4s l. Sss0ana sSI lssa
9gu sk1a
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PicIrocgiTs About twenty per )rs were arrested
in teIdsnce upon the procstson ii yesterday and
Mordsy Most Of them were tak-n to the detectives
Office and their portraits taken, after which they were
discharged.
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uARIU. COURT-Juns -
c,sg on g,ffMYsT-A srOREHorsy EyEPgR sor
II.BLE FOR GOODS sToLEs.
Norm sgt. DoctsL
The plaintiff seeks 10 recover the vsue Of goods
xih tie deferdart for cafe krpinS II IN ssee<
- be DEF nisnt 10 hls siogrd that III The gso1e
go, G " ale in h!s care they s,en By Burglars % him
"vpino~n.S -,
,h house he nfofmsd tie dtendsnt that b
I'D t.ore been obpea Of BIS Goods on orass ana vas
= ,y s.oas 81 pzc with nsibe party; whsre
nor Deor ssA Tia. be was bcnosnty responsible esd
.o.H rx,ec that goods should b. returned al ssfe"
Suer usut Cogrt decided that hete ssca
.e. cuirscr ~od bird the defender gsys judsnsss
scotclp by with , 10 allow spec add oosS
FIsnc G. Young counsel for defendant Dooae wsft
H. f,rp plaintiff.
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RrvAw.,y.-Yeserday afternoon span q horses,
attached carriage containing Mr. j. d. Brce, well known
drurss. Broctyn away 10 Remsen street aud coming
the and drergd hin Dis
yards the Sidewalk without iolIins hi
The carriage upon art loaded with od
aud thus ssved from total destruction Mr. BIice Sustained
sbslt rurH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

SHoPLI!TfyC.-Ros Crylc WIS arrested yesterday
.arroon on charge Of aGg pair Shoes sn1 piece %
muslin from the store Of Sir Maxwell Grad street She
v L..i for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

SUPERIOR CouRT-sFEonL TgRA --JcAg D.-Bsfprs Judge
WOoDkIfF.
PERSONAL INJURfEs-DsN.GEs.
Levi. X Ga1n H. Th- kewYOrk aud HARDEN Railroad Co.
Action 20 recover damages for personal iojary SUE
tanned by p.sintf while riding in Of dsfendsnts
csrf. The particulars of the were reported 1856
Saturday. rbis uorning the Jury brought in sealed
verde, oI the plaintiff for 81 go.
Before Judge sLossoy
CAsEs -ETTL&.
france at. Gillespe' steers ast. The mayer;
Sssn.sr ~ Low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

CH,EcE "F BrRoLAEr.-A young fellow nined
Henry No Quade arrested Mnrday night.
by Officer Irving, charged with attempting ia bur
glarious manner 70 eLter the cabin OF sohoorer yic
al tie loot Of rtIy sixth street North River Hanry
was locked up by Justice Quaokeubush for examina-
ton. Tue accused said he was intoxicated, AMI 60.
aboard 81 tie wrong boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

CRasD LARcr.Y.- Bridget Martin arrested on
Sunday cycnir by Officer Morris a tho Fifth Precuc.
oi Tobtng Hsm Csmpb.h .e"snl Of ateanier u
~ watch and cLan valued ~ 3d. Some time since Camp
b LETT bis EUrch IN ohNge Of foale acquaintance sud on
r.lrns not tudng r. suppo-d thi the defendant bad skc
T.. a-d therefore calstd her AREA. the above charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

IseUEsTs.-Co Coroner Smell hel1 nquests yesterday
"a The following tods. Solomon WOhDeer st the Of
suh street M0urose avenue who toUri dsd Ia biz
bed eaIy yesterday morning. lie had teen luwe or
,ys aud liz p-!su The tho :Et that he ad te small
TX Tie verdic Il tic Jury Death om dres,e oC the
heat" On boy % Anna Maria JocteDmieT oed l.
denly Al No. lfg MontIose Tuesday morning.
DICT Of cearh from 6sase o tie heart leGceed Also on tho
BODY Richard H. Alst, who died a. h Of Wishing
ten sL6 Java consumption ndrd by disease Of the
Lin N,rdic. sly