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.varse I'd 70 Can't CsaIkirs and his vifs, ard " M
james y. Douie, and silver medal 70 each Oh Las
bosts crew.
TIE eourzee and determined conduct OF esp. isrsei
l. Merritt aEd tie boats erss uho voantesref 70 -.
COMPANY hm in the dangerous and prOionged s,1ehP.
10 reach the steamship Blsck Warrior, on cksEsy
shosls during the heavy gale vheh soa's9y spruns
I'D AID IN Which she went 10 pieces, sod ~no sue
eseded in taking of ten men Who nal ben employer
In eforts 10 get the vessel aAOs AID vhsn the ooss
which we're on bosrd and took the others on ~e'e OF
heed TO leave, cor sldersd deserving nisn Sot
usIdstiop The Association Awarded 80 70 CsO,
Merritt who has previously recsiyed the med AZ 81
the A,,oci.,ion for ssvng bfs and silver medal %
each Of his boats cre~, a. q token OF app'ooaa1n.
The safe LANDING Of the ere~ OF Toe 'nie Alon..,
recently wrecked. at Long Branch, Ner-Jersey, %
thootirg line over the ship ard using I've car ne
Association sekDowledse, BY Awarding go!i me 81
10 Charlie, a. Green, who directed The oPef't Ihstoe
medal be inscribed to him and To his we, shs nav
ing taken an sctve interss. the occson and e1sr
cis.d generous hospitality; and the OF ten dol
lars each to Joseph West J5hn Pierce, Richard Lsy
ton, Henry Green, Stephen Cories, Robert Lloyi
and Comes Lloyd, who manned q boat ard Dosr1e1
the ship in the frs instance. and succeeded IN taxing
OF the master; ard the sam Of i've llars each 70
John Reed. Walter Green aud Francis Green, VINO
rendered eficisrt service 90 shore, {" marx Of our
cor sioeratiob DASIEL LORD, President.
W. d h. MooRr, Astlns Secretary.
DISASTERS.
Tie following telegrspbic accounts have been re-
ceived 10 regard TO the following vessels:
Lose BRAscH, n. j.. April II The schooner John
X Price, of Delaware City, Del, came ashore about
four miles south o. LITTLE Egg HARDER Inlet, 90 toe
10th net. She is loaded with four sud corr meal.
She will be total loss tie greser part OF her cargo
is saved in adSmseed condition. This is the schooner
previously reported in collision with the steamer Park
ersburg.
NEWPORT, April l3.-rhe schooner Rste, OF Prince
Edward il and, from Nev-York for ~. Johns ". +
with an assorted cargo arrived here thi. afternoon 10
distress and dsnasted having the 9th encountered
severe gale. Cargo not damaged.
The tchoorer Elizabeth Bus.ell, previously re-
ported, WAS launched On the 9Th inst and nov les
safely moored in Beaufort hsrbor. Her cargo will De
got OF the beach as early az possible.
A letter from AspinE all Gays:
"The u. S chip Brooklyn tsiled from Aspnwal sof
Vera Cruz Wis Porto Bello. for " iter. The James
town is ordered to AspnE sail from San Jnsn. The
mouth Of the San Juan River now closed up entIs
by ssno ,Dd new channel, at present only Elk feel
deep, il nov forming"
The L. S. ship Falmouth, Commodors Forrest, ws'
at Buenos Ayres Feb. 10.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE LIrE sAyIsG ssD sIsEvoLEsr ASSOCIATION OF
sEw-YoRK.
meeting Of the Managers of this Association IA
held at No Is Insurance Buildings, Saturday, the
9th inst The service Of Daniel p. CsQkins, master
Of the ship Centurion Of ths port in rescung seven
men from the British bark Dronahsir, wafer
legged at sss the others of the having persisted
from lorg exposure and starvation; the praiseworthy
e1ertions Of Mr.. James +. Doute, and Of the four
sailors who manned bis bost and boarded the wreck in
a heavy ses; the kindness snd humanity sno % the
stuff ring survivors and the gentle and unrerstng st
tention Cd shpboaId of Mrs Csolkns the wife of the
master, we're considered, and . gold msdL va
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x,.no,, Of rsser character, WITH baseers hyisg
ard orans bessiog. They marched 10 the Codrt
Hon.e pat the pohce 70 hisht ssd ieseose tse p r.
Jsdse f,he Hoe NJ CaIgi hso 70 fy from the Court,
House and With difficulty be reached place OF sa'sy
The rioters next demolished The Police statoo, ana ~
The Governor has ordered detscbmeD. OF To- Mill
tsTy TO repair 70 the scepe Of outrage Immediately.
TIE Sty1 ard BssilRk were 70 convey TIE troops 70
Savanna lamar
Among the acts Of last session Of the Lsgille.nrs
aYe-ons 70 extend the J.maics Railway IN establish
a Patent Sip DO in the bsrbOr of Kingston; and
TO encourage steam communication betseen Kingston
and the United States, by grsnuog suosdy OF TO
1880 COO TO any American Packet Company thai
viii agree 10 convey g mail beteeen this port and
New. Yok twice a month. The merchants and other
bUsiness foks hook upon this srrans enen, carried
ont ss calculated 10 for yard the commercial progress
of the Colony. The Executive Government are nov
il treaty with parties in America 10 complete the ar
Management.
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FRos JAsAIcA.--We have TAe JAMAICA Tribase
70 the ga u There hsd been serious riot in West
meeland, the western district Of the slssd OCCASION
irg 10 small amount of confederation among the oivl
authorities The people, both the whites and oolored,
as vel ss the negroes have for some time been COM
planning apst the oppression OF having pay heavy
toll fets without, ct any time, having mile
of road ct to travel over. a pubic meeting vas
held in JuEs last, and memorial 70 the Governor
adopted, praying bis ExceDency to make some
reiress. The Executive promised q great DEAL bat
die nothing. Nothing more was heard OF tae matter
ill about the Let of March, when news reached kngs-
ton Mat the people, TO the number OF several shoa'
ssrds, oopgregsted one night and demolished al the
turnpSes and toll houses in the parish, after whicn
they quietly dispersed ard we're no more heard
OF. Toe ciyl aws we're immediately put in force
AMI one 2r two Of the rioters sere oSQtnred. a
bill OF Indictment Wa hled az snst theu,. When the
outbreak hist took place, threats we're held oct by
the rioters ttst they would burn down the estates and
dwelling bonss Of any Of tho msgstrs.ss who shoale
ate npf to institute inquiry into the affair. Tney
we're boseycr, dsregsrded, and at the Circuit Cour
como Of the men we're brought 70 trial Tue Cour
hsd hardly been summoned, when the rotsr'
poured in from the mountains, in ell directions, x
be number of eight or ten thousand, aimed with
nssksts, eutiasses, spikes, piles, hoes, aad Othsl
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THE TRIBUNE IN CONNECTYC

ROCKVILLE, Conn.,, April - 1859.
MEssRs Horace GREELEY Il Co. Sus! copy
OF your SxmI-WIEKLY TRIBUNE, received some time
sir re induced me TO start Club Immediate action
was prevented By the election eIcitsment nov in
close the money for twenty-five copies SEsr-WLEKLr
TRIBUSE, which please send to my address.
Your, M. w. PENSER-
w. ,ba be glad to hear from friends in other towns
in Copracticut to the same efIecs. Were TBE
TRIBuSr il pretty generally read there Will be RePab-
lean v;ciores.-[Ed. Tribune.
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CoURY cALZNDAR-fnIs DAT.

UsITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-No. %.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIr.-Par abort w. -
No. as I4S Igis ssS 2io3 si05 2l0s. ssIt ~
a7s .as7 SCI S1I soz slSs Ss8 Ss7. $40 1895 ~" -
y1Se Pat II-Nss iIst IlS r. So iss S,7 ioS
lS,s Is7a Part IL-Nos 1871, 1874 1874. 1855 lso XII
1884, 1855 1884, lsSs ISs le l6o5, 1894. is' i0"
lel3 1915. 1918. - ,as to0
49, 1875 s6o .0l. s2 1 IS, as s', 81 S. TO- a. i' -
le1. %, ia - -. ono go
asa 60 81, o. ~ 30 "a, ~ z7S 2rs rs. ~ ~ -
as 80 ST. zss 80 2sl 2 pa 2s6 49, 800 Si, - -, soa
CopRT OF COMMON PLIAs.-PUs L-Hoes ", v"
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r, As Editor of The ~ y. Tyios.s.
SIR: In your issus Of the eth inst. you published
article in relation 10 the arrest Of one Of collectors
upon the complaint OF Miss Anna A. Furong, smiliner,
doing business a. No. % Clifton place, sod that he
lHerdenou's man was q " nuisance and ought TO be
sbsted with al possible CELEBRITY"
Yoor remarks necessarily did Us Q grsat Injustice
and sc request you to publish the following state
merit in justice TO US:
We have q two-~heel carriage With cslash top, on
which our business as collecting agents s pnnted for
the purpose Of advertising the same and drawn By
bay torse about Ia hands high, sound and 10 god
condition, and driven by respectable msr, who calls
or peeons ainst whom bills left with for col
lection and for tbis conduct Mise Furorg, lady who
is not twenty years Of sge, and the daughter Of
Mrs. Marcy Furlong, sgsind whom the jddgmsnt
Was, makes complaint that our collector had been
guilty Of conduct tending 10 breach Of the peace"
10 calling and demanding payment of hef mother, VINO
hes charge of the business at the above pscs, and
npon which complaint q warrant was Issued by his
Honor, Justice Welsh, and the collector held for
examination.
The exsmlratiou came 90 before the said Justice
on the llth inst, the complainant appearing By her
council Blsnkm8n and FurlOng, and The defendant
by EessTs. w. 4. Stewart aud G. l.. Walker, his
couI eel; and after g cross-eXsmnstion Of the COM
plaInapt and the examination Of Mrs.. Nancy j. Fur.
long wherein they both testified taat the claim vas
just and valid one, and that the collector DOLLY de-
nanded what actually doe, the Police Magistrate
decided that the acts ustiisbie and therefore
disehargea the Defendant ,,s urrnya.orI Co
Str Yo,E April Il 1859.
DEAD CHILD FoUsD.-While some children
playing Wednesday evening In toe rear Of s79e aoa.es
IN Ascdoass street becner taey found tae ds'. ooey
Il iLsrt apparently SIX weeks old IL tskca TO the
Fiheer.h Ward Police Station
A Haafb DrOyYetOY
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SUPERIOR COURT-spEcIAL TERs-APsrL H-Bsn~
"A
coURf OF GENERAL sEssIOss-APan h-ssi''
R.cr'dor eARsAso. :, g.

The case Of Henry Ksmsck, tor arson 10 toe LIZ ~.
d,uee resumed ,is morning a. 10 NJ Too noss -.
pes.es xere Examined, AID then the counsel s
.ps I'd .he defense. TIE no SAID aepehe - ~
upcn crcuuf,A4 It's. evidence and for vst1ls rsssc
fspssBt was entitled BE- acquitted Toe sefsndsss $500
go nom The Be lief Company for insurance ssf .n 80 -
which hey certainly paid lin ne LA n.s
store hinssM TIE IosIAt Companies we're nos - r.
u psyit anything legally compelled: M r.
the oseeuiiou alleged th.. about half dozen 90 -
~. dsers &c had 20 facts wholly tncouss =, -.
ruth one Of whom Mr. ke~shsS, lad been sfssea -
Jury once SUCH BE- alleged, be bed committed On 'ss
stand. 49, q, sruos
TIE Recorder charged the Jury that The evisnes 80,
cases seneTaIJ. not swsys, IL crcu DGsnns[ - so~hivs
stsntisi evidence sometimes mportAa ,hsn 90
trcth b.. IIs DO ia sve cnsscsf, Ia order -, =
the Jury convict Tae Recorder dste1 very
Of the crime Of srso. The Jury v tss In
they convict etser cf the counts A.
dcnsIs .itsr Tor aeon in the ffs .reoea .d ssd
according the eyfceaos The Jury then non
Fer celebration Of abor. three hours bad MT sssss
verdict; tkey will be tet, together during ne Hs
they Should isiI ~ ssres IN the eyeutul a. r,o,s,e
Mary Ann eulsy ~ss seat 20 tas Psnitsn'iAv W.
fer larceny. -. .Il.,Sx u
EawsIc. Indicted FOR burglary IN the third sess 1 w..
have been united tho <fh on Naren W 80 "a
SeSert.eith stEe.s. TIE premises Of g. W. JSsss' VI"
acquitted
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MuIsr-The H.rbor Police sent boats crew, on
Wednesday evening, to the ship Fanny McHsnry then
lying in tire stream, and arrested VIM. Bell and Vim.
Walker two of the crew for mutinyng, add stsbbing
Jas. N. Dursnd, the fret mate, and others Walker,
being also wounded was subsequently cent to toe City
Hospital.
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-NETEJERSEY ITEMS.

AccIDESr IN HoBoKES.-Yestsrdsy afternoon ~
young man aned EdwEd smith sed working ahss
wood cutting machine, bis coat shirE csneh IL vhe
and orawp into the machinery and badly maIs1 Usa
being taken down. discovered ba, both Of hk vss
broken. He was sent - the New York Hospital
TIE JERSEY CRY COssos COUSCIL.-The Con-
mon Council Of Jeruey City duriog tue ensuing year Oil
composed Ct II Opposition members. and Democrsts
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fAtvGrf !seuentl.
DAI-SI

To EXAMINE raE Psicrs OF ENGLISH
CAAPs
Ro,al yelyrts 81 IS "a 81 s.. .BIpssels sc. selS
AI-Wool InsrsiLs, S7tt 70 lie kgs., MAJ ts
Olcaoths c 70 IS peryard
HlKaM ANDERSON. No. % Bcr~,
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MISS DAvESPoRT's THEATER.-Ths Metropolitan
Thester, under the management Of Mss Davenport,
had fair attendance the frat performance Of ive-
&C. drains, entitled MesaLitdaee The piece Is well
put on the stage, and in the main, we'll acted twas
devouty listened to by the audience, and the actors
received the horrors Of rapurous calls before the cur
tain. VIVA. more can be asked If the end of q
piece be to excite 5tons 10 average bosons, mascu
Ire and feminine the Mesaliancs has achieved IT,.
Thescene les eogrsphcallyiu France chronologicany
in hairpoEder. An sEfuGy proud sndnobefsnlyi 'as-
c,ly sitter in law TO romantic young gentlsman-~tl
her husband seeking his ruin aud that Of the daughter
Of an atit, mssaed 10 the ssid romantic young gen.
temar-vbo takes undertsksrs view of life IN the
main; this ard the additional villany Of noblemsn
ard the moral opposition Of . notary and bis clerk
form the scenes. We have three million legacy to
the romantic young gentleman; spri,on TO his wife;
separations ard embraces doubts, swinslings, suffer
ings drugginss sdue; smadhouse in perspective and
finally shot hi ,h doc sthe business for the villain and
virtue and bssn'y, Miss Davenport and romance and
s5mberness, Mr.. Hill, are triumphant the fifth ac
All who are not depleted by being over-Amsrcsn-
Cousired, or French. ye,ersned-reakened beyond
further theatergoiIg this sesson-msy rutully erjoy
the Messalisnce as clevery acted by Mss Davenport,
Mrs =. b. Conway. Mrs Miller, Mr. Reynolds Mr..
Hill, M e. Fisher and Mr. y. b. Conway.
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF Music -" Luorezs Borgia vii bs
performed TIM, evening" Madame Gazzanigs sustain
ing tie role of the heroine, and Mss Phillips that Of
Otni. TIE matinee to morrow afternoon will be the
last opersc performance at tire Academy until Easter
Monday.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-An English drovsr named
FIsncis Marry, residing at Nc. ZIG Cedsr street, be-
comIg Jealous of his wife, attempted on Wednes
day evening by cutting his throat with clasp knife
The instrument was dull however, thst after h,ck
Ig away for time, be fam to give up the at
temp, in despair His condition becoming known, the
police took him 10 the City Hospital.
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CoLITsIoS.-AbOut o. ,lock on Wednesday night
oop cominr down the Feat River c.me In violent collision
with Of thu Roosevelt street ferry boats, tearing Of The
cabins up, but iDiuIins DO one.
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WLIIANsBUR6H DisPENsARY.--At q meeting 4
the Trustees OF tbs D,peps.y het last evening The rrp
OF he Apothecaiy DR. Had arls IVES pre,sus Naas,rI
treated duflnG the mouth " Mar n S6 OF tese IN
mse' end $40 females 10 were natives Of the uas1
SAFES; 20 Epsand lsg ireland; IS. GERMANY; seotAcG
657 pes ptions dispensed OF the Tesd
Iouries a Nervous " Skin, 81 Feed. 81; Akomsn.
Eve and Far PeyeIs 49, deat and Lu 50 Minor Sur
sery So Raeuustis 49, Urinary 10 V.cinstsd unssf
year % from to s. ~ from to 10, 81 from 10 70 70 vi
over n
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-Sanday night, party Of row.
dee visited the house o blacksmith named Qnp rsdss
kdsewood R. sergou, essged MIN u bed ui
bat sud Kicked him that Of MS legs broken Ia l
places after whicn they sft him.
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ATTEMPTED SuIoIDE.-Erederick Green attsmpssd
70 b. Ct oU; the brains hi, wife It'll hsnns foe
this he ocksd up IN the celia Of the xth D.TiS Station
House. Durps eduesdsy Night he managed 10 tie s
bis comforter the grating Of ria cell snd .h ss osAsf rA
bs NECK seupted 70 hang but comforter broke VIA
discovered be nearly str.nxed Later In the evenA
sde another unsuccessful attempt aud yesterday was sma
the Pente ntlaTy for 20 dsyG sf
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FRoN BUEsos ATREs BY the Brig Anna yelling
top Captain jackson, have dates to Feb. 81 Cap
tain Jsckon confirms the report Of he settlement OF
he Paraguay difficulty, but does not know the terrns
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IAdverr.cuertI

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-Thi, I'M,
fable .ic.e nay Be obsaI I'd Of toe sole tnanahetar,
savspERs No. AsoE Hoose, and Of TIE varDas -.
thEoa,hosi tie ciiy
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Adssrr-n eaI'

HILL AIR UAs LIIIII co. have rem0yA1 N
No SO Bnosdwsy Enere th- lab, hea, A., on .xhht
al tires Il Is tas bes; ehrae-si ass ulo s, n. 40.
tie word obIa ase q too te.t sear, /. ~ =
room CURED Cor T., sre ws chAeass Comparison WA
Ga Coupaoy s1rn thrO1ss ice, sad se.f 1872
lsCOO fee And oder sta sld County sise,s Coz s
AM, AAFsA HilL r.
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WHO ISyENTkD THE SOWING MACHINE,
Keep this fsct u yie~ va .r.ha.,:
Tbs. rood S-vtne Me- hin- - a. Article urrh h ~ A.
An inferior pes; and 1, % b. svolied
TIE HOwE MACHINES ss:aAdseed iRls
Are for sale ~ No. - Bnlso~s,.
Prl,ss $50 i60, $50, 600. sl3S slS
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IiSreri.eusrtl

YoUSG MN wi.hiug 10 engage in bus;,r.. -,
,1,ious seec, pursuit sbee ter caz A.,s -. ~
6rs great sid fn gI.cf PR 10 era zknss ~
o. FogLER " ELLs No. Sej BfoseSsy. ~t',
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GURSEY's NEw PHOTOGRAPHIC Am -
lIT G.LLIEY, no. ~ srO4a~sy srss ssOes ssrv =
rcrt Hotel PsSsosrspas, ossO~uso'yvss. hiass...
md ly0rytypea
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GENUINE CoCoIlNE,

Prepared only y JosrTH BuKsrFr Co. Bs..n ;,
By HEeEsss Co. M. 49, SO Gll sls 80
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PACIFIC BANK BUTLDRG.-This new bailding,
erected on lot No. 40 Broadway, east side, between
Grand ana Brooms streets, which lie nearly ready for
occupancy, s four stories nigh, with bissn.n and
der cellars 80 eet inches vide front and rear, and
Ice fee. deep, far regards the cellar, Basement
and f story, and 81 feet the second, thhd and
fouIth stories. The cellar is fee. higb, bsssment 10
feet, first story Is feet second story II feet inches
third story 10 feet, and the fourth story II feet al in
the clear. TIE front Of the building is Of white
bic, ard in style Of architecture, purely Italian The
basement front is heavy rustic with segmsnt arches
the frs. story has COrr.hisn psers NODDED arches,
keysscrss ard heavy carved medallion comics, with
balustrsdes &c. TIE upper stories have nodded and
paneled pLlAste, archtrsyes, carved russes and en-
ricbed cornioe., ard tie building is topped oat with
magnificent carved cornce. All the front Windows are
OF plate glass, sith revolving sau.tera The building
is msie FIRE proof externally by iron shutters, &c Ii
hes fee enI earn side, sppro.chei by oras-
mental IRON Stops and secured by large iron enriched
doors TIE Southern entrance Is for toe Pacific Bank
sni Pacific Insurance Company osly ed the nortaers
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Gen. II. u. Duryes hss been appointed Grand
Marshal Of the procession on the occasion Of the WsT Gee.
bIation
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY.-Sergsxt j.
cobs Of the Fihh Precinct yesterday recovered hO vs
tad been stolen fr1m Mr. Edsnd woods 81 0resrsAr,
wear since Il was found in Wechesef County vaers ~
been disposel Of bY re thlsk
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BROOKL YN IY,EHS

PHTsIcrASs SERvIcEs.-su action was trsa n IA
Kirzs County Crrui, Con-, yesstdsy 10 Witch D. Ia
Apcfaws - plsips and on FssAn Defendant fs,s~,S
at resides New lors ans appears ths, -.
sko he had quarrel WITH smother r-rty In vnieh b ~
verry ard tboJgit ~ the iie fsss cut vi kus ~
wound, we're maalS bis ssdosn. D. Andrew s.t,xs
upon hu and he recovered undsr \. treatment fns ~
sertsd FOR there services S5 which defendant ris
psy en- the ground q exofb tsnoe Hence the Oa ~
sl proved that the operations uPon the seendsn %,
most scut aud tha. the treatment Of physician ~ ~
fully tsrforme ard iuy amount of the b ea,tI
The Jury brousht In verd CO for Pautd for the fall sns
Gained ess SlCo heretofore pad.
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AKAIEUR TByATRIcALs.-This evening the Gsrri.k
Dramatic Clubs lewly-orgsu1ed Thespi.n aslocia-
tion-sie 10 give their frst representation at the
Theatre Frsncais. The pieces selected are " The
Noble Heart and " Used Up" 1t is sisted thai a
good deal Of talent reprsse ntsd in the Cub and that
the performance will be more perfect than he usu.l
run of amateur efforts Cards of invitation are issued,
bat no tickets Of admission are TO be- sold.
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USKrowS BoDY FouND DRowsED The bodya
an unknown msu foaad the foot Of CLIFTON svns
trs,y BY Ooar skidmor- The s.ceAs,d appeared Z, NJ
tween 50 AID - years Of Eve fst eight Inches ~
dressed 10 peojsokst cas'nere under co. cAs,msw NJ
bail pau.Aoons Congress r,iter white shit cotton a.,
shut aud aio neck Coroner Horton held n,aes ID
a verdict of " Found Drowned" sas rendered.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME ooURT-CH.ssrRs-ApsL n-s,tss JUDO

SUPREME COURT-CHAssERs-APRILH -ssfos JUDO
ho0sEyELI.
MOTION TO DISCHARGE FROM ARREST.
Norman A. freeman AIT Seth NJ HArs
This was an application to discharge deferdans nom
arrest OF 10 have the bail reduced. Defendsas W.
arrested last week and held 20 bail In the san q
s. 600 for alleged libel. Aft iavi,s were resfiam p.
port Of and against the motion, and the Judge hnV
took the papers, intimating that it was Gaze sha
the bail might be reduced.
DECISIONS.
Henry Clucas et al. sgt. The Equitable Ere in'u'
Ance Co-Prayer Of petition denied. 1hs petirocsr
vH mar inquire s the fsft hssnSs
bsrng his sppcan, and report the same 70 me W.T.
TeseIyins IN the nssn time all legal a1estions.
Before Judge srsoSG. -,
Charles Lsndaber agt Christian Flscher.-tlua0
tion 10 continue The further order OF C,uf % ne G
It'd Cling an undertaking according 20 22of me Coae
sum Of tie successful party III the snon 70 ~" '"
costs In respect b tbs actin. al.
Horace Is. Claho et al. agt. Moses Prank.-ofa3
Of srrest vacated coats &lo ~.
The People, &c., ayr. Frederick w. Obermer.-ny
lion that defendant be discharged ball ant that tae sA
discontinued, denied with go costs
strprRIop corRT-syyctAI TERx-ApRrL H-Bsbs
Judge HoFFnss. -.
John Henry agt William Hal.-Bsu reduced
$50. ,r.. u.,;,.
Before Judge sLossos.
CASEs SETTLED. 49,.
Casssrd agt. Human; Same sgt. Same Lene1
AIT Sherman Busr survivor ST Murray; Ryensos ~ h'
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Attention il called 10 the suction sale CT furniture 81
No. IG2 Fifth avenue, by heSsrs. Lseds & Co., to.
day.
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echruer held inqosst Thurasv No III East f~euty
fo0rth upon the body Of Coine1s Hector native q
Irs,sud ~ Of sbo hisd falling Of o
,.couS,tory window The dseeas-d sized, 10 the
habit sf vEfing sto1t ve ssee1 and Supposed 20 have
70 81 the Oh sov Will Ia, verdict Of
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