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-nbunt uroa tbs foundation. He ihoic3es m 'he
80, Csuich ALI those who entertained tnose uess
-s,nh 80 s6vocx.ed from UlveTsahst puipisss lie
A. ;sl cd 90 con.ide, the causcs OF the present
- "a NJ the liberal Church, and It's mission In tne
f,tuy. One cause q its present weaSnSes "ss iue
soc;sI lie, which bind ner to other Churcnsf. MANY
were really with them IN behei, !e' NoIv u .G'
by family and other social TEE 70 o.pe'
A ,aron1 cen.e of weakness was the accO INVOCATION
=; Cburrh q TO the more rational and bib
on OF, oS he n,esept He'll does not blaze with
10 oI's flames az formerly. Infants are not
sucn a. snnatiou end the horrible doctrines Of
"a Ssnreyty are rot preached as they used
se.so" - cause Of weakness is the apathy Of
srted with the liberal Church; who did not
10 "a, a ficsnt zeal, and did not realize their be
~, S,,t upon the foundation spoken Of in the text
Us proce eded speak Of the mission Of the lib
", Cbuicb 10 the fAtuIe. First, il is to save men
from iOseeiity. Men who ere now driven far away
from tbs Bible, and from al churches by the revolt
inc doctrines Of Gods wrath aud mans unending woe
wi 6Ed 10 he liberia, Church those truths which they
.an ieoeive, without doing violence to the feelings
A seeotd part Of the future mission of the liberal
Chu:ot IS to unite The disciples OF science art ADD
lite nature 10 Christian fellowship. 1t is welknown
fact that the scholas artists philosophers aud orators
If the preseLt day ore becoming indifferent TO the
doctrines Of the Evangelical Church. lie saw 10 the
future q bright vision Of the liberal Church, where
the orator ard the poet working with the church.
and not holding aoof from 1t. The priest aud the
savsn, the painter and the poet have Joined hands
Then religion Oh all enter into the home and into the
legislative hall; for nothing shall be taught but What
children can love, and the man of business receive
and the balls OF Congress accept Teen man shall re-
Oce in his divinity and not crouch in his total depre
witty, then Chris: snail be received and be loved
br0tner. and Tot dreaded as vengefu God
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SUPREME COURTNEY II.

EXAMINATION or EX.CHIEF MATsELL ~ REGARD 10
THE RIOT OF THE 18TH or JUNE.
James Green sgt. Fernando Wood
Pursuent to order granted by Judge Pierepont
tx Chief Of Police Mstsell was examined condition
ally regarding his knowledge of the riot OF the th OF
June last Mr.. Field examined him at considerable
O. Via. position did Won t and 7.h days
Of June 1851 A. Chief of Police of the City and County
O. Under what law A. Under the law Of 1853 and the
VIC, yosi .. IN II css Of P 20 ie.'y my 'e
O. How Of the Municipal pohce orssnzsd under tne
lion TO the Metropolitan Police tObscted to- A. cannot
a. there was ceetou Municipal Police their places
were filed BY he old Police Commissioners. - ,
q the said 18th and 18th days OF June
How we've you then eusaaed A. Attending the duties
O. Where was Fernando Wood, the defendant In this case
A. In bis Office which mins, in the City Hall u.
O. Were any considerable number Of the Municipal Police
assembled in tie City Hall the .aid 10th Of June A Yea
O. By whose orders A BY the orders OF the Mayor;
O. Were those orders communicated TO you A ies' thsy
O. Reir they written or verbal A. think they we're
q When were they ,iven On the afternoon the day
@ How were he the To come OF tbe
captains The order, were given orally 70 otef' 0' tue p'h'e
Owe the .de HsaJ you can re ol1 tine them A.
row. Chief" In ISSUING the ode said % tne captains oshd
nsny here 70 morrow u-ptiopI5 the hour n Win
Wished them 70 b there raa hour d" not no"
O. Did Mayor Give you aOy Why he wanted strong
O What DID he give A That he mad reason 70 believe
would Be- breach Of the at the Street Commits
@ Did be tell yop what reason he had % believe 80" A. NO.
How many Il The o er, and men for 70 The
CT HALF A. believe a. that we're 'en Tor came Numbering
W,rr ,ey in their uniform ssd provided with the e'on;
A. They their Uniform and provided wlta oss.as h
BY cord pa hand keep il in s pa'
offensive or def n..v. panS.ss ,5r CITY Han who
gave them :her orders! A. I'D, 5r -,
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DIED..

BAKEw Elton Sunday April CT yellow fever, bard u
sufqv.baLDa on Ter yoysg- home, Joseph bstswe
Joseph and Sarah A. BskeweL
BAkERAt No III Perry s Tuesday May H. Of Group.
Edwin Of Hudsh and HOWARD Bsksr ased end
months
BENNETT-O On Wednesday morning. Nay r. u i2ssns "
Nnfsd s. TIE tw Of Bsn.s I'D Susan benHssi
IN the sh year Il bis ss..
The relatives and friends u tbs kmy respectfully nv1 e
teLd his fIea from The rssidenee OF ms psfe"'s w. "
Monroe street Friday. st 2 ocock p m -A
CHADEAYNE-In New .Csst,e wescheser County on W~1r
nrscsy May ~ Anna Chadesyne, vile Of the lAs 5scse
Cbsdesyne, aged IS yeAA . .xu-.--...
fhr eId, and re syrs Of the family are respectfully tnuseA
N .ftsd m, fy from late residence on Frdsy moun
ing ct IL O'Clock .
spsaenly At Norwich Conn., fissday Nay II, 40
Child oou. se.or Q, Lac, ate Of this city.
oar rONFR.-In Boston Saturday, May ~ hrs JssS
pIcon.r widow ATE Josiah Fseoner ased 80 yesrs
r.pRAEOn Tuesday May H. Of Der residenee No si noa
.rArt s.s al wife q Tbons. FsTrsn, szed "a years
vrIOS-A No. after short AM ri,sss,
Micbsrl Fa.NB, in the o6th year Of n,s ase GOD
csEsS-At Nc Broome street, Mo1xay Mar 10.
Irateh wife Of oTerz Grsss 10 the Sd Of Der sss
ctppoNs A. No 81 North Fourth street Witsrnsburxh ~
Morday May TO- Susan Gbbons aged Is yesn and rnontha
EESRYln Will.rsburgh. Tuesday, Mar II. OF sosues
fs1er joe phne Bishop Henry AGED Jes and non.hA
HayEY-At no. y Price sgeet, Tuesday May N.
CsihAne HAyey widow OF the ists John Hssey s1 irss
ing liz a.. aged 81 yesrs. -
JONI Sir Broekyn Tuesday morning. Nay IL ~ cons ;@s
ton William X. Jc,es. aged &c yess AGA nonta~- q
JARvIS-or Tue:.y, May IL 5slsa jsiss ssd = ysso ~
rhs tieEjs resvcs eftte fam -es3ssk svttsd
.ssr3 Friday sts<7ss. s Scio1s. ees' ba
ss- se,js-o.. 10. ils S'sy-S cr--'
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AbL-xiaj O. TAarsaay Lsy IS sre.-1e1 I'D ~. ss q
tx Rev Dr. c apps Ciu'ci Te Rev Dr' Chapir BED.
Osfo-,. ssp yer suI Wi..lt,r. a. - *, ke,s.
Cnk All Z STA King q Bos:sn A D. bro Of Aba
Fctiu.hsn o. Jerse, ca Hey B.spehsd q BFoosIiu Gd
Liy-mo-e { Nev-Yo-s vii probabJ So a o. a. ofaeu
american Nor Church Ass,eidfi0'--Ihs anncsl
nesns e toe Anens Ne Csnrch Assoc AEON viii b. bed
1ll-sasy Nay u, - N N Room NJ " COOP LIST
tote. -,
lnrdrficr f. he D,of and D.m6-Its aon,yel
az shibp e ,o Ini1,ion ~esiler perrnittns vii D.
a. ,tb. A.rrny Of Nuc Thurstsy May oc.oet
N Ticket 81 admission - ems n be bad tne coor.
TIE charge fr sdsso1 u made for he pPo'@ Of fes,iof
TI1 Me-. y ork NJ T.. Ccsf-erce HIiiioIdrv Societ.
u bo ia sp.ive-ssry in JsD-. st Cd1rh TiuiSj,y
~ sni. 4 M.y y. a u 0'o.1.k
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The drovers found sbou, the hsrdes. market yester
day at Bulls Head tina! they have met with at any
time for five years. We suppose every one, without
exec ption lost money. The market was entirely over
stocked with more than three thousand cattle the most
of them good beef and the price went down to Scents
pound net for the best beef and many fair cattle
were sold at APIECE equivalent 70 only cents apound
for the meat sinking hide and fat Particulars viii be
found in our regular cattle market reports.
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LIZARDS The Spanish war-steamer Blasco de Saray
sucw the large Balance Dry Dock, at the foot Of
Pike street, Z. r., for repairs. In the after tank of
the dock such of readers are curious in such
matters may zee two ful-sized Spanish lizards, placed
there by the sailors attaci ed to the steamer. They
are the first of the kind noticed in this country,
and are well worthy Of a visit.
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fAdvrr-ie nec,i
FACTS FOR MATTER -OF-fAcr PEOPLE.

ENfT> IOK " ut ] Tx -DF -TAtT PIOPLI.
Housr BvILDyss
zho hsy. b. habit Of paying e dcr~nt style.
,,r RI.ins by them Tor balconies ~sir -
"a dollar. 20 tbre .Ids bali feos ued nt b. tod tia l.
~ Xiv int, e.t 20 m,te heir future pr hases C
CUTLER Co.,
man - sssur- them tnst tnis arm Is se..ns
AND EELsIEsr
sTrf-paTfsrED lRoz RAILING
si reduction from rate u ton twenty-five tby
three ext
The beatty Of THE Railing is an ~ doubted feet.
II. sdsp.sbiy TO a. rPoses r wteh Iron RAILING IS used
4, an undisputsoie fst
ia durability IL u unquestonsbe fact.
rs remArksbe ohesPue.s tact pecunsry satisfactory
those who have TO pay for IL
Convinced BY these fsts cal g, q Office room No. l.
No 65 ksssau and esys your orders vii oe promptly
ari stissctoriy fulfilled
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ADMITTED TO III BAR.-Ats General Term OF the
Supreme Cour held at Poughkeepsc on the llth inst,
a number Of young men were admitted to the Bar,
among whom Messrs. VIM. Emerson, jr., Duncan
Smith, Charles Ds Costa, and VIM. I. Van Ripper, all
efth;s city. The examination was conducted by Judge
William Kent, Judge Brdseye and the Hon. John
Thompson.
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C0r>r-RII.r hohII.-As al, ocioek ~1ssss,
q, ksbsr P ~. dlivss erected TIE ssiOp
lob Boo. z ~ ~ B5E aaSrc wJh p,ss.-s atcr
- = u, - n, Bstk . Tfste Tons River ir psy
- T., -. q possess risre found N
e l. lard noasy Tpe police sspsos ia, be peg
90 vho ,Assl cre Il - h VI Question q. tie drag
"a .,..st Jlttice steve, emitted hin .sr aahoa
Ala yeas CT aanss Cha'e. sfas'h ted -,
ti-ht or ps-ts 7 o. q 500 ooaaerir''s
e1s1 iase 4 sool se! feaai o. Ii. pe'soa Ja., NA
l.. L. nxani
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SAVE Or PEUT.-PasseDgers by the European
California snd ether steamers visitors tie shore and the
watering Places informed that BrNkERs PATENT LfE PRy
sERyFR BATHING SHIRTS hsye been greatly reduced FROM
essons prices They proof AGAINST ali danger from
and the luxury of bathing boat sailing and
ell aquatic anusements be eey inaulged in by the mot
trnd without the sshtts spprenson Of danger Gail aud
anime al the depot No. 1877 Broadway C. j. BUNKER,
Pstenee
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CT ITEMS.

LADIES FAIR The Ladies SociA Sewing Circle
attached to the Betheads Congregational Church, the
Rev. Chsrie. b. Rsy, Pastor, viii hold Fair ali the
week fer the see of useful and fancy articles, for the
benefit OF u eir Church
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.K.-At a meeting Of dele.

NEW FmF CoMMIssIosER.-At a meeting Of dele.
gstes Eastern District conpanes held on Tues
ay night FREQ Wallet duly elected Il the Comms
si6ners thu Dstc in place of j. r. Poor esq
whose term d Office bad expired. Mr. Wallet received - votes
"a
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BROOHZIN ITEMS.

Observation-Disclosures Smith. who was arrested on
the 9Th o MAY csge OF bursarot.y enteros TIE grocery
store Of Albert Travis ct the corner South Second and Fifth
streets yesterday honoray discharged BY Justice Fox he
ssb by showing thai he dur
ing night ball ia Freepo l. CathsIipe Scott who
arrested by Officer Guion Tuesday for attempting to
counterfeit yesterday brought before Jusce
feeks ard discharged no guilty intent berg shown.
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IAdyer.iseuaat

GAS. GAS GAS FIXTURES. of new and bsau-
% designs Just for the Spying trade Cal at great
manufacturing depot No. SO Broadway Also the new Dr.
GoDOAsD BuRNFR ARcHke- WARARk 20.
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cOrNTFRFEITs acknowledgements was sent 70
the Station House. yesterday Ia notify the storek~ePs tna
bills Of tia Bank Of Wsde, kewJeey he'd been pat N
crcultfion.
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Advertisement
BELLS BELLS

FIJI assortment OF MTSEELY's CEIFssArEo
CgtRCH AND UTnER BELLS,
at tie New. Yoik Agency. No. 1873 Broadway.
Call or send tor Circu.ar.
FuRBANKs L Co.. Asenta.
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fAdve,aseme1t |

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented by
Gro SAUNDERS A. D. lsGTh III. genuine sicle hiss
been eqused producing the possible edge TO
81 DE- obtained the subs g.
SAUNDERS store No. 7 Aston House.
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fAdye.tisemertl
RosaIIND HuBERT.-This beautiful Drama

Cobbs Ledger of
,,hou able 10 PURDY NAToSN THEATER nightly
l, will performed TBIs EvESIsG with tbs drsms Of Poos
noe TP.Y." and The fS.ce Of TIM Hot ' WALL"
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PIcKPOCKFTs AT FUSRRAL.-On Sunday Mr..
Williams lac her pocket ked Of S22 while attending
the Cemetery Reformed Dutch Church in Bushwick
The thief ped detection.
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AdyeTtissmeLt
LAST PERPORMnNCE-Maa Susan Drnn in the

BRtpF OF EvESC for the last time but B,RSUNs
NvsErs usht. The mos. thrilling aad delightful entertain
peut witnessed be stehiugy Ncee This After
poou 81 B,esuss BATTLE OF BUESA VISA. Sc, &C.
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TIC TEMPLE OF ART,

FRTpRICkS : PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART,
Nos 5 ST. Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hot-lPHo
1oca.rHs HALLoTyPEs, DAGUERREoTrPEs and AnBsoTYPE
"a every style.
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smpu Mass-Mourtsin air frcst park good able aud
en;s Motorpoihc Treatment for IGvad Rcrestons Of al
kir de Send fer circular TO Dr. H. HALsrED
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AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

The Auaual Sermon before this body was preached
TUESDAY night at the Church Of the Pilgrims, Brook
iyn by tbs Rev. Mr.. KiTcHELL of Detroit.
After prelude on the organ, and the reading Of MI
sppn pirate chapter Of the Bible the congregation and
choir esog the Goth Selection Of Hymns from the
gfegstioDal lynn aud Tune BOoS as used in the
Cburob Of the Pilgrims.
Prayer was then offered when
Tbs Annual Report Of the proceedings Of tue Con
gegst;onal Union for the past year was read by the
Secretary.
The financial condition of the Union learn from
the report. s as follows:
sum hand at the opening Of the yesr..... S6i 50
Receipts during the oio} 10
Totl during the Se Alb o.
Amount paid out during the 49o 10
Balance on hand. 1876 u
Amoog the appropriations for the aid Of feeble
churches in the country, find the sum of 500 set
aside fer the assistance OF struggling church In Quin-
daro, Kansas and a similar sum devoted to the same
purpose in Omaha City, in the same State.
After the singing of the 6l1th hymn, the Rev. Mr.
KiTcHLLL arose. He stated that when he consented
TO deliver this address, he sought for comprehensive
theme, and had chosen The Significance Of our
EvsngeIizing Efforts 10 the West and South" or,
"Our Work in the West" On this SUI ect the Rev.
gentleman delivered long, elaborate and highly
sxnats address.
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COURT CALENDAR-TM DAY.
Sr'pRYMg COURT-GFSERAL ITPN-

Wednesday.
sUPREmE CoURr-CIRcuII.-PGt Nos SN.
$50 500 ss $685. 382 566 COO 6o2 6o &C., COS $40 s2 sN
6l6 6s, 622 62 6.8 Part ILNos So9 6l6 CIT $40 ST.
59l. =
SUPERIOR CoURT-NOs. 504, 40, 354. 6J5. 708, 72S,
ia 75 IA 1885, no 655 $780, 664 7yo 1856. s08 els $50 s
49, 297 453, al si2 s4s si 1856. s6 3D. es $50 81 ss!.
SIS s6 1855 sI7 &c., $685. ssi 49, $685. 800 so es2 $50.
f9i, 86, ss7, 900, 693, go. -
CouRT OF COsMoN PLEAs-PART l. - Nos. l0&2,
ia 5l TO- I'll 72 66 Co., 645 57, 49, To $50 80 l2N-
Part II Nos 4C7 1925 1880 1881 l2 l5 2S 276 27s ia.
i247, .2i9, 1881, 49,, S6 1858, 1859
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The LA1E ASSAULT By OH OF TN EDUCArioNAL
FArHIRs.-Philp Wcife, keeper Of the saloon No. Is
Howard street made complaint against Richard Barry,
member of the Board of Education from the Sixth
Ward, and Patrick Bush charging them with assault
and battery Mr.. Wolfe alleged that on the night in
question Barry and Bush with eight Others entered
his place and violently assaulted him and his wife, He
made further complaint that Barry aud Bush and the
others TO him unknown, robbed him of $ll5 800 Of
wi ch was distracted from his pocket and the remain
der from bis TILL Justice Steers of the Essex Market
Police Court held the accused to bail in the SUN Of
81 600 each to answer the complaint Wolfe still lies
in very critical condition from the Injuries he
ceived. He was unable to attend Court the COM
plant belt g taken at his house.
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The new Board met yes

CHosrs FPYEHoi rev bosra mS' Is
" 1--we. A. o.rt;o: AL Car Wa hetn % 800
v KusSa vss riecf-t CouL.y Cole z a 2 i. 81
g. Van sppclL;-c Copy sA'' " " 49,
4 y. Ia5f 90 %. sse. tor Tho b)fI
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MfFTrNG OF THE HEADS OF DrPARTNESIs.-The
Heads Of Departments did not attend at the Mayor
Office yesterday, previously agreed. They will be
spe cally notified to convene next Wednesday.
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A1TIxrrED MrRpER.-0n Tuesdsy nigu' III NJ
Esn ma.sher atesed 0y a. hbs L. the bre. near
lie ~ ,r,-. ar rot Of serious nature IL . sup
pc.sd y At he vss .ksu f. other prison.
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BCrCLAEY.A coloIed fellow named john CeJt'
vss H!eed " ssertsy morning. cE.Ee-d with outsn o.
tsI.ss ts stable " Mr. Chaes Saith Nc ITO "es,
fourth sire, az sieAi.g berefIc set OF hsfae sua -.
Tofefs. Of the yL.e 81 f~. Tie thief ysinf sees -
stable BY tfeAs psdcci of tie DOR al s'.ae @
p IL sstion eap:et dspfse u pD'ilSe 81 u -
81 Oficer Nlt-,l= rsss-e3 - b-sasr &c ssy sl
To- e5.peN II Mr. Smith bmss sI-sied tss "a au'
-. h y ~ Iiu.. In :, one,a IN ds. I: y e. ~ ~
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SiICIDE--Jobn Schmidt, German, died yesterday
Bellevue Hospital from injuries received last Sunday even,
wre mpting drown himself sppesrs that he bad
difficulty bis wife their apartments, No. IN Ave
A. and shortly serwsd attempted suicide by Jumping iao
the last River lie discovered by policeman hounderns
the water and rescued but In exhausted condion The
oeI conveyed him 70 the Hospital wbe be died " ,1ose
stated Il supposed that be leAped into the water hr -
bis bead timber and fatally injured An III
quest vii be held upon The body to-day.
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ENIGRANT RUNNERS ARREsIED.-Peter Besten, ar
re.,ed having emsrAn boarding house at No Gre n
wich street without a license. Held TO answer.
The toIious Charley Williams emgrsn. swnder sold
worthless ticket 10 Liverpool for S5u He refunded and
" ms dschG sed
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THE SwILL MILK EXCnKNEST.-Mr. Frank Leslie,
on Tuesday, went before the Mayor and called his at
tention TO the city ordinance requiring all licensed ve-
bices to have conspcuously painted on them the name
and number Of the owner and informed him that very
msny of the wagons engaged 10 the atrocous swill
milk trade are not thus labeled. His Honor being
desi.ous of assisting Mr. Leslie to the utmost in this
coed work of breaking up the distley milk business
81 once promised TO have these persons attended to-
Officers from the Mayors Squad were detailed to the
South, Peck Slip Grand and Houston street Ferries
to arrest all nilkmen coming from Brooklyn, who had
not complied with the ordinance.
In the course of the morning, these and others ar.
rested twenty-one mlkmen, who were taken at once
before the Mayor. They supposed to be, the ma
olty Of them, vendors of the compound known now as
"swill milk" Their were given as follows:
Peter Clark Evan Jones, John Brock, Jacob Mlllard
James Dryner, Natbsn Robinson, Cornelius Decker
Nicholas Cunningham, Fernando Martin, Martin
Burns, William Brown, Michael Lenngan, Owen
Given, Patrick Kelly Patrick McCary, j. 5. Robin
SOD John True, Hamilton Betty, Patrick Fitzpatrick
William Clark and John Oliver.
The Mayor fined them 80 each. Mayor Powell OF
Brooklyn nterceded in behalf of Oliver, but in vain;
the 50 had to be paid. One of the men, Fernando
Martin. resisted ard struck the officer, and was put
under bonds of 81 900 to appear and answer
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Mock ArcTIoNEyR ARRFsTED.-Henry Curtis OF
No. 80 Broadway arrested for selling worthless
watch ard bracelet to DIR. A. Cunningham. The COM
plant was Withdrawn and the man discharged.
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An InIsuN,N ENBRACISG The MoRMoS FAirH.-
Patrick OBrien was arrested yesterday on charge Of h.sny
preferred against him by Hannah Foy and conyet before
the 18th August 1851 Patrick married 20 Mary hswsns
the 2h March, 1857 he married her bis wife May
ing at that time in fu He Welsh sent Pat to prison
or examination.
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DMD ~ THE STREETs.-Yesterday inornlDs, ~ -.
Cockpr vonn. ma. twenty jean re'ians win an
mother at Nc. 81 Montgomery street was -. 80
Will IL, "a aim 10 the gutter f.ce downward va
r.f~d Coror.r Nc,ualv he'd a. inquest, and N7fa' III
cuTsSnc- With the above facts vAs Ien1oie~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

SUPERIOR COURT-sPKcAL TERM.-MAY 4? -B<ors Judge
Hon s.-DECIsio>s.
Joseph Is. Pierce ast L. ID. Towsey.
Order allowing default to be opened aud defepdaat
Defend upon paying $25 the plaintiffs attorney and
syng written stipulation the defense Of rsuy sndts
waive toe Of stipulation 70 b
,erved days order denying the motion absolutely -
be entered npon affidavit OF defsnit.
Aaron j. Ransom agt Elijah N. Darlington at al
Motion for stay Of proceedings denied with 81 costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

SUPREME COuRT-CHAMRgRs-Msy l2-Bofcre judy
DAuFS-DEcfsroNs
Rosalie A. Ilardenbr0ok agt. VIM. A. Hsrdeo-
Of be 10 inquire the
be- paid Plaintiff 10 eusbe her TO this suit anA
for simobv. Phio T. Rugses referee.
John ID. Van BE uren ct al. agt. John Is. Dash st a.
i Ion, mfg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

Captain Steers of the Eleventh Precinct or Tuesday
sight made desc,u upoa the dis rdey hous- No q VII
street ard arrested the inna;s half dozen IN
The prisoner. committed for examination BY Ju''' Yes
Al the L., Market Police Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

EXAMINATION or EX.CHIEF MATsEIL IN REGARD II
THE RIOT OF THE 18TH or JUNE.
James Green sgt. Fernando Wood.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-11-16
nestrnctinn of Forests.

The Richmond Wing is laudably engaged IL
endeayoring to arrest the destruction of forest
trees in Virginia. Lord Napier, the British
Minister, in his speech at the Agricultural Fair
alluded to the ruthless violation "of the print
tive graces of the landscape and mourned over
'the blackened and girdled giants OF the forest,
each of which would be the sylvan honor OF an
English homestead" There is no doubt that
our people generally have not appreciated as
they should, and as they will hereafter, the
beauties of the primeval forests. A man with
no taste for the beautiful in nature often destroys
10 day what only centuries could produce
But the Wings description of the treeless wastes
of Virginia is only applicable to the Eastern por
ton of the State. In this county, aud perhaps
throughout the Valley, there is more timber
than there was when the country was first set
tied. Extensive tracts which were then open
prairie are now covered with forest trees.