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Canal Auditors Office:
BRocKPORT, May 4.
n S. BrkIos: Bre sk in first culvert east Of Brock
port. Will stop nsvisa On three or four days.
At the Bosrd to-day Fret Mortgage Boods OF the
BeIeyie and liz oiftown Railroad Co. THE original
name of the Western Section, Of about forty miles, Oh
tie Terre Hsute end Alton Rosd with which u Is now
cersoEdsted), sod at 81. The consolidated lne, OF
which til. is part, WAS opered in March, 1856 The
rcsd is 2l2 miles long; tie total OF hrst mortgage
tebt is 81 COG, Geo. composed Of y 100000 ofTerre
Hsu.e ED Alton bonds and 5000 900 of Beevile and
uIpti.,own bonds. Since the consolidation these bonds
are 81 of the same value although the Terre sute and
Alton ,sres are somewhat better known, having been
uo,e dealt in at the Beard. The Bsllsve mortgages
in addition TO tie 70 3D. valuable tract Of cos,
lands. 81 ferry franchise and landing between St
L. us and Inostown, on the opposite side Of thsriver
Of great prospective value. This section Of the road
slso accommodates tie ST. Louis TT sc of the Chicago
and Alton Company, for which servics it receives
So eco y year CT The latter Company. The gross
earnings Of the consolidated line since its opsnng have
tetr az follow:
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Az IsrosToR "A corfdesce MAJ is about repre-
seItIg himself as an agent for the Fsm.le GuMd 50
Society and Home for the Frsndess ADD has
in obtaining donations from several citizens. Ia
instances be has assumed the ns ne Of the Societys
Missionary Mr. Halliday. Any person applied to for aid
to this Society will confer special favor on the man
egeis to have The collector arrested no such person
is authorized to solcit for the Society, 60 matter What
evidences he may offer.
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II ,t-trce id net su'.lir toe cLr,e NJ Sab
,oL - en;sg'.,.ia. to e. rePuret aai " eng
lea I'd, '-sset ard demsnisd pivrnen, T. t.e ,rk
sn's ,sIc NJ '-riE beir fse-s YOU'D rot "a. ,s,r
Uher.gp'n Eeef. - { o'maon u..aa AL =. Va Va.
WI WiIiI'.n Hutton a.as Sots -, Ter pesi.d gaiitS
10 Dor. siy th d'sce syt 80 's. Cd !, nv. ys,I Il
out ~ The s,ae Pou By Co.. Csk ~e-c arc-s,st
r sr ysi ard is-se moL'A' OF s-otaeT ehss SSu-s.v
b.,rJ o. Poiic. Ofce; Emb~ The Jeige suspended
Tel
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MARRIED..

UNRlNS-OSBORN-0L Sunday. Ne, ? BY the Rev. Chs,s
Jones II, mfg jenkins 20 fGEv A. eldest ts1satei CT
Cart Norris Osborn oil OF this city.
sMTH-SMIrH-On "Wednesday. April "a, at the rsi.ruc,
OF th. brides father BY the R,v. ~ C. Locke Mr. Gesse
Smith to Miss CordelA, dS1shter Of Hinsn Smith, ESQ Of
Brooklyn.
TOwNSEED-NITCHELL-Ir this city. Thursday April
g a. Grsc. Chuich BY The Rev. Tn Taylor d. D.
Ctar-s Bsb,e Townse,d Of this city to Martha Louise ed
est gbtsr Of the late Re-. William H. Michel Of Charles
tn C.
WRIGHT TORBERr-In Brooklyn on Sunday. by this Rev
Hemsn Bangs William s. Wright to Navy " ToTbort oil Of
Bro<
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IAiyertisement.l
M Vol, GOOD-The great

Buy ME, AND I'll DO YOU GOOD.-The great
Spring and Summer Medicine 10 Dr. LANGLEfs Roor s1d
ERB BiTTLRs Everybody should use them at tbs season Of
the wear Composed the best Roots Herbs aud Bsks IN tue
world comprising Ssrsapsrils Wild Cherry felo~ Dck'
Piickly Ash Thoougb~ort Rhubarb Mandrake Dand-on,
nd otbers all Of which are 70 act IN concert
with nature and assist her in er.5csng and cleaning the y
disease Sold by Rets Druggists for only 81 Cents
rs large bottle. Tie ladies all like them fs they are sure TO
DO them coed.
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RKroRT OF FIRES AND LOSES ST srAIsED.-Fire-
Marshal Rufus X. Bsknsp has pared report Of fres snd
months ending Msy appear, from this ss,smen, that the
Of fre 90 osses 1856 52 Ie3 go
There were IS ssns, accidental fires incsndisry FIRE,
burners In show Window from children playing with
FIRE fem psyns with matches explosion Of fluid lamp and
forn other GAUSS
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
TuupsnaY. MAY u.

Mr., York Mogdoien Soeiefy.-The ON enn 9
ear, Of the Msd.en ser, S pe .s.s On
eS sy yer avenues NJ IL An address from the Rev MI
four,o 500 & ,S Rev Mr. Carpenter may BE- cx >ected G'n
w D., r. M~ro0nfIe Library Assocl0t,on.-lh
opepos CHI Institution will Be sesSrS s Sy p Ss ty
ue PHI D.nrS III, D. the Rev Henry Ward beecher,
s,1if. ;. ~, nsy ~, .nealsrs Win address the meeting
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lAdvertisement.l
In N--

To HATTEKS.-A KAKE OPPOKIT NH IT Ut
SALr the STOCk FIxTVsEs LEASE, GooO Will &c. of q
RETAIL HAT STORY in broadway Csnslst The pops
being vty engaged in the Wholesale Trade find.
give this store the attention Apply 10 X WATERS
No 4l9 Broadway, up staiIs.
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by the returns made TO the Police Co nmissoners il
appears that in eleven Wards, or half the City, s>s
gIog chops were 10 full operation on iss. Sunday.
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WORK DAILY TRIBUNE

rANt.-In this case wc understand that an appeal i.
nov % ndng from the decision OF the rsferee the CO
p'ensht holding that the decision does hin great r.
justice.
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-.i,tee Of sb.r,so,ds, o6,s. cuuh.,...

I o. r.. "ittfe OF Shareholder OF tee Cuuaberts,d
| 60 - @nonted at the meesisx held iS,h
All Lsxe ina isspsd reuar giving stsienest %
tie prc.rs cts and tarcsl co,o u u tne ComPshys
ard the scheme adopted 10 relieve N. us eesS
rassm.bts The circula. is sensible, -tragr. fwSs
d.oumsp, and written evidently with the intsatios o.
placing L exact condition Of the affairs Of the Com
parry before its stockholders, wi;hou, stepp. ct Coz
eeslmeut or eateuuation. The future is spolss q
hopefully. upon the ground Of the extension Of the co.,
.unp,on OF Cumberland coal in locomotives ed
BY its ts.urs growth in other directions, SC, upos
the reduced cost of transportation by using the csssA
msesd of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. sod upoa
The comparative reapess ef The mas 10 tide-wstss.
The circular states thst during the thres yesn esdsG
May !. 1857, tie company earned y cent aaeuo
upon re cspis after paying all charges ssd interest -
sdebt. and the belief expressed that upon tbs revived
Of business with the economies Of mining and sellag
VII ch have been sdOp,eJ, the property b, brousAs
into productive oondiiion. The Compsny's lssAs
oonsst Of 9CC0 acres Of which 500 are suppossd -
cortsin the great vein. The financial condition Of The
Company is as follows:
TIE Bonded Debt consists Of ss7 hoods the balance
&c s25 orisir ally issned al y cent. which out
OF which TIE proceeds 81 have NJ, been received
and either BE- accepted the bonds called IN. eo~
To.ai........................ tNAo0 =
The Foa,ins Debt-The liabilities 81 I'll descrptioua
sccordine statement " the Secretary submitted
20 the St ckbocers. April l. 1855 eNoloS ~
Against which TO be counted thss sssrts;
Cash on band. e3ssf 80
Accounts in the bands Of saks agents,
ds med good. 1888 VI
Miseesnetu Ne accounts dee ued good ..... SIS -
A,vsncss Co Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, TO BE- tenibus- In tolls. 1000 ~
9th. counted 10 liabilities 400 90 q ~
BI.uc.. .siass >
Ams those liabilities the following;
Foi inoonbrstce on Compsny's wharf payable Oct
For ,IisirAl purchase money Of lands occurred
then, and payable rome yesrs ago. but likely 10 lie -
-
B ysb maturing from April TO November 1853 rsS9 -
BIZ. payable, nsturne from February to October.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tiSS 90 -
The circular gives the annexed financial plan:
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Advertisement

EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT.-Theb best COM
psny now 70 found In the city IL arid to be PuRDYs Ma
IIoSAL THEArEE To night Mr. H. A. Perry sni Miss DEVIL
snp-.r az Jack Csde and Marsnns Mr. Blsnchd will also
lib bis the IDIoT SHANNON The farce
OF SWISS COTTAGE and FEATS THE CARLO FAMILY make
10 the bill
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ADVERTISEMENT


Miss SUSAN DENNIS SUCCESS.-lt has been
truly b+lmins BasNUMs MUSEUM Crowds crowds
fl the house witness superb dp.y' OF dramatic sniu
II has s~sdy been oocasoned BY hr
excellence She pys in THE BKIDE EvESSc there To
NcHr seain while Two capita pieces also the bills Tor
THIS AFIfRNOoN.
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RI coyrRtD.--On Thursday night last Thom,,
PIKE, srrcd by the police OF the 'ententa Preeine
20 .rse Of s,teuptns 20 pass twotcx csu,efeit note
On a. srsenx him. 81 discovered on n: Tas
GOOD he stated tess ne aocua IN newts~n
C%p SINCE the Il he sIes ~ been Pdea'acd ea eeea
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ASces,a the stolen from BIZ. james vii
hans tbr btucct New Haven sad HStfo'f SINE tjl
steleu ~hb about 81 br-n recovered II ioes
rot sppssr Tia. Pksy the thi but Il 10 pro5sb. tia b.
fund he rnou-y where Ii ~ss thrown BY TIE Pcsp,k-t o.
Pps.ys erect j. charge q iatDN cs11.
.d tie left il Poss.oa Of Sergeant Brioe OF the
scseIieeuih Naid.
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HIGHWAY RoDBERY.-Lste on Tuesday night, as
Mr. Long residing North Sixth street returning
home be attacked he OF South Trd and fh
streets BY no Knocked him down aud robbed him OF
the Of tho act have thus far been unsuc
ceasful
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fAdve'tisemspt !
TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inventet

Gro SAUSDESs d. ls6Tb the genuine article has nevet
equsl-o for producing The keeIest sbr edge TO
Can r. obtained Of the Subscribers aud sole manufacturers
SAVNpXRs sore No. Aston House
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FiREMyss NosIsATIos-At q meeting Of tn.
Board Of Engineers tue Eastern Dtc. Fire DepEtnent h
Tuesday Dish Bernard 0runsn and jeremiah Brown
pc.d In domination for the tce Of Assistant Eoseer IN thu
place Of Hamilton Allen elected Chief The election viii TAX
Place wei ffom Monday.
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Fatal FALL ON SHIPBoARp.-An inquest was held
on "Wednesday by Coroner Gamble at the New York Hospital
upon the body of Robert Napier ship painter who While en-
gagged work Friday last in the rigging OF NIP yas "a the
dock 10 of Rutsas street his foot and fell to the d
and thence TO the hold receiving aure OF several ribs anf
other injuries from which be died Tuesday light The Jury
rendered verdict of Accidental Death Deceased was ma
tive of Scotland, fortytwo years Of age.
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PrBIic ScHooI No IA uew school house for TIE
ss. Of Schoo No been provided b. the Board o. ,u
cntn L. u.ted Ia Park sveLue and hs, sy-rss csy
Attendance Of 572 children Twelve Teachers A. en.s-d ia
TEACHING them Tie old school house the OF Conc
ud Navy streets destroyed b. fire some INC nh, snee
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THF NV Board oF ALDERsES.-Ths me nbers
oftbe Con Council who ercei from the otily
purnOs red Wsrds vii hold tnrI Office for while
tho- elected from evenly rumb,rod tSecond FJurh L. will
tod for Hereafter they vii bs elected f two
year,.
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GAS GAsi-GAS

GAS GAS!-GAS FIXTURES, Of new and beau
nf designs just out for the Spring trade Call ct great
manufacturing depot No. SIG Broadway Also the Dr.
GoDpAap DVkAks. AkcHEg, wARSER Co.
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BROOhL YIN ITEMS.

CHANGES or REsiDESCg.-Mr. Van Duyns, the
Dent of The Union fery Company has tsken
cou. # number o loads of furniture carried - sud from
Brooklyn the Let and h Of May from which tAs ioi
q. ppears
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Yesterday the butchers were jolly-the drovers were
not Both the rain and price Of bulocks came down on
the run at Bulls Head. No. because of the extra
amount Of water that was falling did the price fall but
becsu,e there was extra supply Of cstte-entire'y
too great TO maintain ten cents pound for beef when
fish are ceiling for cent pound. There were 275o
c.t,le in market the NOS. Of them very good beeves,
and the average weight probably full 700 pounds which
would make ,925, 900 pounds Of beef. This WAS an
over suppy, end the market declined full half cent
from the previous week. and very only OF the extra
good cattle resxed price equivalent to ten cedts
pound for the meat
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CITY ITEMS.

AppRrss TO ArrRESTIcrs.-Last evening ia mes
p n,;ogs eso late of Ohio, addressed an audience
Of apprentices assembled in the rooms Of the M'ch1q
ice Institute in Fourth avenue, near Astor place. He
alluded to the advantages which the institutions Of this
country afforded them in securing intellectual develop
nent and he advised habits Of industry and suiious
ness in awaiting themselves Of the advantages open to
them. Labor being the more highly est mated in the
ratio Of its being coupled with intelligence and with
education to aid them, there nothing TO prevent
them il they were industrious and frugal from attain
ing an honorable and influential position as citizens,
and perbsps achieve high place in the word science
and ait.
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SNEAK THILF.-One af these gentry yesterday er
street. and stole silver watch He escaped undrte ted
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THE Posr-ofFIcE FORGERY CASE.
Tie United St.'es at VIM fu.sr
This case ives Continued to-day. TGe Greet eismi-
nation Of Mr.. Keeside finished and Mr.. John Is.
Murray, q barker at No. 40 Wall street. was eI AM
ired.
A GIsft which was exhibited the day before, Wa
shown him. and be testified that he had seen oae IKE
it before; document OF that kind lad been preseo'ed
TO him by NJ Fuller. who said ne would Ike to sell
il; witness tld Fuller that he would endesvor 70 rs,
goiste il; wiirets showed it 10 other gentlemen, srd
then seItn 70 Riggs Co., at WsshiSgton, requesting
item to see if it ives regular; few days sitter, MI
Fuller called upon wtaess, VITO told him Go uaaer.
tct that the Government refused TO psy interest," on
old draft and that ne wanted proof that II na
b,ep presettOd at maturity % that If tie Gov1irn't
paid the principal, the interest could bs coist-u'
Mr.. Fuller requested witness TO draw a. 40 am law
about it, ard he would swear 10 IL this aft was
sent TO Riggs Co. 80
The case wac thel adjourned TO THURSDAY a. ii
e'cltck O. Ir.
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TnE PrarIc ScHooIs.-Tha pubic schools 10 the
ssru and Western Di. are h. . the days e
III. spsosbes Sunday bO srnivors.ne in ,h-r respective
dsIkts
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TALLY DRowNED.-An inquest was

A Boy ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.m-An inquest was
held on Wednesdsy beard the barge w Warren lyng 81
Pier No % North River upon the body Of Charles Cuusn
boy years Of who accidentally fell from the pier o;( he
dt Monday evening and drowned The father Of
the deceased employed board the vessel and tbs
ing his ashore errsnd and when retnnins
The boy Jins 10 board the vessel fell overheard
Verdict, " Accidental downing"
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fAdy,rtiscment
rrptrU =, DtInrnTp aptnIr
TEMPLE OY ART.
tAdvert;seueBt |

No 5S5 aud 5s7 Brosdwsy opposite Metropolitan HotePns
IN every syle.
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LlRcEkY-A wonsn bamei Francis Wheeler WAS
seui b. the Pentensy for months yesterday BY Justice
ELL for stealing pairs Of gsiri Ecm store In Futon
street
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tiff JutEr HlSsLLL-
At the opeblrg If the Court this morning, Ush.e.
CuJL the mur3r OF Petit NC
sss "Psuesep." He pslt.d mo, Guilty. aid ssh w o.
wcuk have te-n ready trial II his counsel we're 70 ,ai
The Judge desired HINT sen for tis c,uDset ne
he htd engaged John Grab Jutfs Whiting and '.s
Br,dy AS tEose eenrm p-ssnf Tue VA. -, -
90. for Monday tie ir,h inst. with ths Inder''iHdhs ~
co<Il nAt be further pos.pored
Usbssl EScss and Al ~ i were trief ft a.
ssy. sd tsesy ~ S,skcst. AprL r. Win selsot
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CENTRAL RaILRoAD-Tte Summer timetable OF
the Central Railroad will 90 into operation on Monday
next, the 10th irst The following viii be the hours OF
departure Of the trains from Albany:
7Sh m-Eapess-AuviDgs a, Buffalo aud Suspension Bnsde
at $3.50
ga m.-Msl train 80
I:SNs m-Lishtnirs ExpresArriyus at Buffalo and See
pension Bridge at 10 p.
I2m-Emisrsnt.
1856 -Utca sccommodstioA
Gp n-Niglt txpress-Aniying 4 Buffalo aud Suspension
Bridge at
l:45 m-New York express-Arivins ct Buffalo at i;%
0.
COMING BAST.
Day Express-Lesve Buffalo at 6:l5 M, and q M nom
Suspt Dsion Bridge; arrive in Albany at q 10 p m -
Steamboat EXpress-Lesve Buffalo 7:So m arrive Of Alba
ny at p.
Mail from Buffalo al p m
Cleveland Express-Lave Buffalo az M and Suspension
Bridge at 40 D. IN. arrive At Albany at 4:3O q N.
Cincinnati Express-L&sve Buffalo 1t II 80 and Suspen-
sion Bridge at II 80 p arrive ct Albany II 9f5 IN
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by Al. Bleeck
er Sen & Co: two houses and one lot No. 1879 West
39th street. between eighth and ninth avenues, $3.50
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED.-On Tuesday night a
man was seen into the dock foot of Clinton street East
River and Efforts we've made him from drowkng but
without effect His body recovered aud Coroner Hills
terdoy held an inquest upon Verdict. Accidental drowning
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN JERSEY CIrr.-A young
man named Charles Fox employed as baggage master
at the New York and Eie Railroad depot arrested
about o'clock yesterday morning at bis residence 10
Greene street, on warrant iseued by Coroner Nc
Anally, chersed with stabbing two brothers named
William and Denris Mccoy, the latter probably ia
tally 1t appears that about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing The pa,es who work together at the depot drank
togetter several tc.es 10 the Commercial Saloon.
While there they had political discussion and it is
sid that Dennis Mccoy challenged Fox to fight
The three aterward went cut together whee scufie
ensued, during which Mccoy was stabbed in three
places, and the brother William, who interfered, re-
ceived eevera cuts. FeI then went up stairs into his
retidtI ce and when taken into custody, ehoit time
afterward, by Officers Chase, Hurley, Bennett aud
Jsquirs, was found Ill bed. Dennis Mccoy con-
veyed to his resierce in Wayne street and Dr. Farick
was called to dress the wounds The Doctor found a
penetrating wouid on the left eide Of the tbo'ax, BE-
tween the sixth and seventh ribs and half inches
in length, and two inches in depth, penetrating
the intercostal muscles and woundng the lungs
On the right side, between the eighth aud ninth ribs,
about four inches from the sternum, al oblique
wound about ono and half inches deep, penetrat-
iyg the cavity Of the thorax. Coroner McAnsuy
being called in the wounded man made the following
declaration:
On the night of the 4h of May 1855 Charles Fox of jersey
City the Commercial Buildings in eene street.
we Lad drinks ogeht be commenced kios about poll
Tic. ard about the Street Commissioner, hs threw down
and tiled not to let him. but we hsd no blows
Until be stabbed with the knife my brother Wii.n Ta
pre- ept time but be did not know that was ssbo a.
the time be Up to separate Fox knocked me down
sewers, tines be re he stabbed me- hLk hs tried 70 lxe
life do know Of having bad any ulty with Castles
Fox before last night or this morLiDs. - $1,000.
lSieled DENNIS mCoi'
Fox was committed to the County Jail to await the
result Of TIE injuries lie says that he acted in sef
defense 1t is the general impression that tie ARRAY
grew out Of an excessive Of liquor.
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SUPERIOR COuRT-SPEctAL rEsA-MAY 5-B-fors judge
HoFFMAN.-DEcIsIoSS.
Mason sgt Ring.-Motion to file supple mental COM
Ilaiit granted without Gotta
Bcf,re Judge SLossos .
Bigelow agt. McCabe.-Moi.a denied, with y
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BANK OF JERSEY CTIr.-The following named gen
ene- have been elected Directors Of this bank for the
ensuing year: VIM. Psarsall, John M. Msckey, joan
C.seidy, John Biinkerhoff, Daniel I. Hoog Henry M
Tr,phsgap, VIM Swinburn, John j. Brown, Wn L..
BrOkirg, John C. Suffren, VIM B. Hstch Mr. John
CASSIE has beeo unauimOuslg reelected President.
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The STREET COMMISSIONERS APPoIsraEsTs.-Mr
Cooper made the following further appointments t.
subordinate positions in bis Department yesterday

morning, viz:
Contract Cerk-Chsres W. Lawrence.
First Bookketper-C Charles M Livngton.
Second Bookkeeper-JohD Colvin.
Second General Clerk-William Allen
Third Clerk-Wm V. LeeFett.
Fourth Clerk-Josepb B. Pollock
Fifth Clerk-Corneus L. King.
Messe Dger- Charles BEIGE.
Assistant hessenger-AlOpzo Secof.
Second Assistant Messer ger-D. Ryer
First Clerk In Bureau Of Superintendent of Repairs and Sup
plies-Wm. Murray.
Second Cerk-BeDson MCGOWAN jr.
First Clerk in Bureau of Deputy Superintendent OF Repairs
ard Supples-D spicer
Second Clerk I'm Hotslng.
First Clerk Bureau Of Lamps and GasSamue Vsnderhey
den.
Second Clerk Bureau Of Lamps aud GasStephen McCo
mick.
First Clerk in Bureau Of Street
Eichof
Clerk in Bureau Of Street Improvements-Joseph B.
TUlly (refained).
Third Clerk in Bureau of Street r
O'Bien
Fourth Clerk in Bureau Of Street ImproyementsSamuelF
Allen.
Bureau Of suveyine-John J. Serr-l and Edward Even
Deputy Collector OF Assessments-Gersbon Cohen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
LAW NIZLLIGENCE

srpREMF COIrRr-CRculr-Msy5 .-Befors Judge ALLEN.
Joseph X. Tay lcr agt Charles L. Ws!den.-'ule'
rel: for plaintiff for s 1873 81. . r,.
C,rian Taillant sgt. Mcrtimore De hoce.-r1is
csse continued Counsel summed up aud the judge
charged the Jury Sealed verdict
GiNLRAL TERn-Befoie Judges DAVIES, NGRAHAN an
SUTHERLAND.
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
The following order entered this morning; Ice
G.. ,bs procure the commencement Of erh Argument
General Term copies Of the printed ans points on ea1
side One copy hs b. provided the reporter 10 b. de'e
him sppcson. The other copy shs b. bouud the n
oIa.o OF esch term and psoed the Library in the judges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

THE PRINCE OF WURTraBERG.-Amongt the guests
of the Aston House is Prince Paul of Nuremberg
who has returned from the interior. He goes to Aus
trala on the Mary Bangs The Prince has been called
by the Germans the Wandering Prince, as he never
stays long in one place. The Goths Almanac fills
abou. 100 pages to inform its readers Of the success
sive residences of the Prince in all parts Of the globe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

FIVE PoisTs MIssIoS,-The New.York Ladies'
Home missionary Society, having under its care the
Five Points Mission, will hold ts anniversary at the
hall Of The Union, Peter Cooper Institute, corner of
Third and Fourth avenues, on Monday, the 10th inst,
at p. Singing and other interesting exercises by
the children Of the Mission. Addresses by the Rev.
Alfred Goodman Of Philadelphia and the Rev. j.
III Clntock, ID. d.. Of this city.