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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

yuecs sjurs .ocisests r-erv. =. ne iss pc ~
seags: N rssr-sr miA 81 Rs-rrt Asrcnsr sreth~
4sl>s.s Nee, rvssty eth stre ~tse Be -a
kr - q &C., s-t rsfvs o.
o. ,t- o ssrrh Peter 6a 81 mixes q @i-
Nv York saa-rrg cn iDilrss 70 -. se.i ,i'ci
b, tsvink 'al-n bin 4. Pi-r NJ : tsth Nv
-hs- sggs1et lsfis oss cvT Coo-- Jknt ~
Az ircues arc Jgry r-re-r-d verdict o. sclsaiA
Dr. ~, - ysS-s Of 81 aDd bora n FrsPd
,. fei H. dice TIE .p..si satIrtay from ~
-r.r csTss y fsrg ~ Bf0siws, he h CT fr'tlay
r Srs4srs oIrd o. t-- c-rnsr % Cesar an p-" 80
,t--. b, - tn 1T Ward sstb be Ia t'ti-d
nsu ths be h.' e-yed - r lrt so1f
rr ~ in prpsdssY g-rfi tct Arctd-o>l peat
rs. Hsltchs native u Ie5a And .e5-t D
'y.bFs = 80. g..
fuaa-s. sd TIE BODY II James 4ssrdoa - yaA'
So BILLED dental. f.Is afoggo me at>'a'
E.x scrs oorusr Of Sired ssJ snd sroon.e streets.
s,c the bsty q s. y-s-s q sre t11nf m
H. De- TO-. Ab-rty trrs Derssri hat cars hNi cNH
aj III .ssrs strongly b1t sud dresed in cTgreo ,hir
ar, con ccat and tom Veraict, "Folnd
irosret" o.. 81,
ruoa ire Asv o. Ssruei n's' chi ysas Old, vao DIED
~ r..feno psrru-s No 80 Est rnirt-futn FeS
on cor sss-ioL The ssD csused ~ bow he hsai
.oeissutanv r.c-fv-c While pav'ug tito sis rs'rr
Inn Ire sody Of T-r.s, sts vac died r. the ac' 81
h q. her residence, No 81 Hamilton
Grs.t where sac tel pom stove In A.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

TgRIE STEAMBOATS, ON THE BAR AT CASrLErON.
i On Saturday, the Hendrix Hudson, New World,
md the KnickeIbocker, we're detained at Casteton
until late hour The Hendrix Hudson left Albany
on Friday night for this city, well loaded with pas
.ersers aud freight, but the bar al Casueton
About 90 Of tue passengers returned To Albany on
Saturday morning by the Ersstus Corning, which took
them Oh the steam ,oat and arrived IN that city In
lime for the passengers TO take the 5lO express LOT
NswYork. The Hendnk Hudson was detained until
C:45 on Saturday morning. The Kuckerbocker left
this city on Friday night and also ran aground on the
bar at Csstleton. The New World leaving this city
on Friday night at O'Clock, arrived at C.teton about
O'Clock on Saturday morning, and ran aground on
Cssteton Bar at high water. The owners OF the
steamboats, intend to set the mud-digges at work in
deepening he channel as they find it next to mPos-
nble to pass the bar.
The stesnbost Water Witch of the Eizabethport
Ferry Company has been libeed for not having on
board the necessary life boats and e-pre'ervers re-
CURED by the United States steamboat laws. The
Company gave bonds to the amount of $4,000 to abide
he ssue Of the suit.
FOR EUROPE.
Tn. British screw steamer Kangaroo, Capt. jeffrey
sA on Saturday for Liverpool with Go cabin psssen
gsr and 40 10 the Storage, She takes ont $2iiOOO
hspece.
LAUNCHED.
Messrs. Smeiley & Bslmsno launched from their
yard foot Of Court street, Brooklyn on Monday last
small pleasure yscht propeller, intended fer Lake
Superior She is owned by b. II. Cloves of Brook.
u; il y tuns, 30 feet long, feet beam, and feet
spth Of bold is 9 horse power.
pIAIHs FROM YELLOW fENEK AT SEA-
The orvperba Roebuck, from Rio Janeiro, ar
wed at port yesterday, having lost three men OF
loy fever during toe pssssge. Al the time Of sail
q from Rio, Feb. H. three OF the crew were reooy'
ing from q slight attack Of yellow fever On the
ls. Edward Stivley OF New.York, W. taken down
nth the fever, became better on the 10th, but had
sapse and died on the 9th Of black vot in lat Il
suth lorg 81 wet. The same night, Francis Sci.
trk Of New York, fell sick and died on the 18th,
gback ou,it in lat is 30 soutO, long. 81 l5 March
j two more Of the crew became sick with the fever
% the "a Capt Simmons was taken. No Change al
BE i.h when the fever broke the csp.ain, and he
recovered rapidly. On the 4th Cyrus l.. Nevins OF
NvIisven, one Of the sick men, becsne much worse,
md died on the 9Th at. II 20 south, long. 81 ~.
Mach :, another man was taken sick. On
pc ltb, the steward Wa attacked with same
ynpons Ii a, marked every csse. March IS crossed
:. equstor ID long 40 80 west 2lst, fever entirely
appeared; sxo Of the uen laid up With rheumatism
tvch 80, Thomas +. Lounsere Of New-lork, was
asn sick with symptoms Of erysipelss, and grew
s'se until April 8, when ne died. 10 lst. 39 morrill,
&C, 20 a wet. April p in lat. 81 30, long. 20 g.,
asrded chip Fay St,ie, Capt. Cromwell, from ana OF
Hs,cr for Ney-Oreahs, seven days ont, and obtained
s0ppy Of medicines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
CITY ITEMS.

On Saturday nearly 100000 of city money psssea
into the possession of private individual, through
the hands of MIR. James Bowen Of We&chester, as
Treasurer Of the Metropolitan Police Commission.
Within an hour after he had Fignsd the check for it.
We had occasion to request Of this public officer
some information concerning this public money; his
answer wss, don't know anything about it," It.
would be interesting to the men who pay the taxes
10 know whether the Treasurer ofthe Police Conmis-
sion makes a practice Of signing such little checks,
when he don't know anything about it."
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KINGS COUNTY suPREME corRr-MIenL !
BECl.loS. ~ JUDGE LOTT.
= 49,.

UECIsION- ~ JUDGE LOTT.
R1,e T. TEolpsoa Toe Board q s4Pers'ori OF Ri;A
Inood County.
Dr. Thompson brought an action ag.Ins. the Board
Of Of Ee1oln County ior damages sr1snE el Of
u Esr1cE0a pc a. re tine q ne srtatss
rat. AEpHca.op maze b. d-fsId.ls - require Pss..ir
70 G. Ee complaint uo-s ee-E;s TIE J1sge HAis lie =,
lo@iuz order
So nach ne moth - have Ne ooEf aunt a-
mere definite o. - -ztGrs stnc, Ac u
proe.y 6sIryes AID H. r.c f,ut slt re residue deniss
No party al9v.c De notio1- To aDsEtsd
cox PAM 90 = se.'sd c,ys an u opinion ina ths
e-Aous II TIE comp an. relative - tie rsOya Of ne paE
s -e All eA1area, All =. iAnse Leged - have oe-n
,usGr,i -ouseQ stA lesi 4 La ie and IesCtc
hsr.0n irresvsut ard LA 4nK 70 re plain
Ccc-ps-sy VI re Dwelling ecse are nct ureeTAa, nor
rec-.d1 the y ,s irre@v.lt E9t tepag
t.Os. EhA relevant n. motion % ske OF
Be esu-a Th- perrora properly sssed 70 have oeea
destroyed IL 1r.d .ot drsf IA y sCtcsnt csEtuey
snd ne o0nPasi mI. st !. firth win more ps.ic IIg
Gee IA Ct ice eyss -. 80 pf.hcssos y eps is Lac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
NEU-.JER.SEY ITEMS.

HoRst RlHRcAD, oRAsGE, n. The election for
town officer, h held so-dsy and there viii be warn
contest, as tie Town Committee, Chosen Frsehodsrs
and Surveyors Of the Highway who ara to DO elected
have the power % dsde for against the building
the Horse Railroad, and its location Es3-fork bas'
ne.s nsr who reside in Orange deeply iItersssd
the matter. The question u Horse Rslr lsd vita'sa
regard to political parties. The vote viii to I'rs'' -
asgbt
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EIYNFLsi
HILLS AIR GAS LIGHT Co. have removed 70
No SO Broadway where the sh, sd heat exhibition AZ
tines. IL the best cheapest ssd most simple gs works IA
N, world child can uaaase feet s4usre all tls
room required Tor f. aud challenge comparison with any
Gas Company barn through ice, ss snd water tor 100 "
- HUI. MAZE. HILL Co.
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coUkr cALENDAs-YA, pAr.

UNITEn STAILs DIsIRICr JOuRr.-Nos. TO, ",
10 %, A. 81. IS IS ~, g..
SUPREME -CIRcUGr.-Pst oyer -
Tsuirer Part mo. l.o. l5l, tiq 1885, ICES. loos ~
100 1874 1865 - RIO 1916 l2l l2aS 9, 1882 l2t -
1888 So Par III Nos loii. AS 1919 1871 1873 1875 w
l59 1884, 1855 LIS, 1884, 1913, l5iA Ji7, 1884, 1874 lio5, nv
1853 - -.
SUPREsE CoURr SPECIAL TERs.-Nos. l25 IN.
~. izs lSo lgB. 80 % leo. "A. IS, $. 81, 81.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos II. 81, a. lS, II, 81.
is5 80 81 lee 1851 sS. 66 ls7, TO-, M lT6 IN.
I78 i7s lsO Is?, i3I l8S. 1885, IsT, lsl, ist: -.
IoUkr o. CunMON PLsAS Pat Nos. 9l9, I'll,
eSr as sS9 2s 80 go SIS So. Part IL-SOs s1s -
e5., ~. 49, els, rs 70 d., SSt 39h
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Tn CASH 81 Mr.. HARTUSS-Mr. Morris endssv
sed 70 introduce resolution into the Assembly on
s,urdsy, expressive of the belle; OF thst body tina.
sn. HartuDg the pOisoser, wa worthy OF Executive
Ssnetcy and requesting the Governor to commute her
satsnee delay ths execution OF it for one year but
s,eiOrs berg made, the attempt to induce the As
snbly 10 nterpOse WA failure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

FATAr ACctDESr.-On saturday Afternoon IS
Fpsp. No passing through South Sixth street the
20 he ire Cemstery Of 1s Everreens sou OF Dr.
chwsb sed yssn run over oy The engine pear seysa
u street AID severely injured that ne died yestdsy
mornDI l. appears ina, be had hold Of the brakes Of Eagne
manner that lie eu gre pse bis brea he takss
20 IN. ce Dr. Homss and thence the ssdencs Of ais
perrnts No Jlg Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

WoNNHwcSG.-A correspondent suggests that
as clergymen throughout the Sac should give e1-
session TO their views on TIE subject Of hsngiOg
'Omen, on the Sunday after the execution Of Mrs.
ssturg who is 10 be hargsd OF the 9th met, in AL
any. We have not the least objection; but We sse
S'why the hanging e men should b. excluded from
Il parview.
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AcCIDESTS.-A little fellow FAMED Ste ward Hollsn
Hal admitted % the hospital SATURDAY uornn hsg1E
By the Hldoa River corner q Hs''oa sad
noss HIS L.; bro.ea in three Plaoe. d.
shrlry prtAted toe iuib
pair OF noraes attached 70 Third ,venus csr be-
btenee Third street Ssgrcay s1d ran over
tue shd Of Phi nw.r-z, Of No Ia Trii avenue r,c-
tsirE h. ~ one q ,nic.s sso fell azsn'; dsIo
c.trg hs The driver arrested, but Jl.'ire o.
born birg Ahst Tat he occurrence VA accidental ' him
q liberty.
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Fouvn ~ ruF WHARF.-THE body Of sr unknown
f'sa0g n tie dock foot OF Cathtiue sr.s
F.,t P,vsr a coay va TO Bellevue Hospital dsaiooa
sbefe Ccrlrer Gau ~ vii toH lguss 81 VS. sooat
wear, Of ,rp o1- built u " medium seis,t and had oat
hair Aco dr-s. With blick strip cali apron bus
r,aete conp1sed her spp,F-L s1-
4. rpose: have been iueuperass wOmsn whom ths
Fou.;E W,i Pshs have ss r-rns about he streets
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TIE CgLErRArIoN.-M ior Gen. Dnryea ha, bsss
invited 70 act as Grand Marshal the occasion Of tho
water celebration. He will probably accspt. The ~ih-
tsry are to form a. o'clock on Cumberland street. ana
the whole procession at 10 O'Clock on Clinton avenue
The route will be to the Eastern District and return to
the City Hal, where the ceremonies will take place.
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SUPERIOR COURT-GsNEsA- rsss-.prl s-Before Q
FuN Bench -

Wm J. Forhss sst. Rob.rt Waller; The sane at
Es.uIoss Receiver u Isrmsrt saruasA viii ~oss
DAVID Osden sat y. Y. Nutnal Insurance G, n,s-
-J0sssn reversed Aai ttisi erdsr
event
Dsvii Oypbsrt, &C., sgt. Geo. W. AsTooi.-or-
der = affirmed v-i-b costs.
Waiter II S'e~art. &C., ACT. Geo. u Graaaiss.--
Re Argument ortersj upon Ps'msni o. costs Of GJtoa
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SENDisG THREATENING LErTERs.-Olicsr Frost
arrested lawyer named Jo-ph c. Ashey 5aturdaJ %
complaint Of Thoma, OF No. ll9 Dssraw street. was
with attempting 70 eKtort money The 40
sed brought before Justice Bsckey aud letter received
through the mai BY the exhibited, which.
alleged The handwriting Of Ashley TIE letter sludes
20 the part o. AseD, ana tbrsaels him VITA
tue fate Nike Walsh be 'pesdy pays dsot Incurred
Some myseous hints also thrown out ~ 10 sos fofnsf
r.n,aors between the parties Ashley was hee TO ball 70
n az JACOB kandeIpoe beca1le pie security
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CoR0SrK', ISQULSTs-CorOnsr Jsokmsn held a.
a. BE Yori Ho,p on bo.y Of Joan 0ounsy
"A an Gbore ~ ,ens Of who ai.d @ u. Effects 81 z
mi By he iA bank Hc5oAea- on
Ttur,day a. wh-re &c The Jury reE teree
y,rsirt Of "Aceec-L death and sso eeus1rrd tn sn
tr,of e ob Tor Esns Sufficient care % poiecf re
pen from injury o. accident"
Az ncu.s a held the New-YoEt Hospital By .as aus
Csr.ssg Ql n. I-usaa vi Wpn ysssssS, Via sss Y ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

CTR MoErAGur.-rhe total number of deaths in
tqs city last wsek was 100; of which, 10 were men,
- women % boys ard 30 girls. The principal causes
were Consumption, lS infsntile commissions aod stu
born, 10 each; Inflammation Of the lungs, apoplexy.
infantle msrasmus, each dropsey in head, o; ty-
pbod ever .; smallpox, ,, &c. Under year Of age,
Be- Natives of the United States, ~; Ireland, Is.
Germany s. Enslsnd, 3, Denmark and France,
each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

tees CoNNoLLN, QCsCEEsrJsH AMI BGkNNss
Henrietta Azin, stealing quantity OF cotton; re-
dsd J0sspb s-rnsd. Sealing Tea nhes Cry Prssa 40
dsJ. Am Brown, sts,os .'e vail; Penfenn.rJ wv,
uon'hs John Br.nrsn sud battery Pen-vsry one
mouth JoLa Dsssoa .ssug box of 10 nons fenleas,su
three months Lud~ts D-esu steaing ~stoh sni liant
Pensu'isEy thr-- mouths ic Dightor, stealing tSs've
# shoes, Pepitenlsry six moniha cstasurs smnsc
,su sId battery stgD suspended Dolly foey, s'ssaR
sud hssTy; Pc. ti,ry too months AnSsr-t 0.a.ea
'teirg hsis Peuitent.ry six mot.ls hear-s. Hog
r-ss,r stealing birscha tem.udec Am j.1s hsssN
~ assault ard battery 6nsj s. Wiaied Lyon. .te,ias
wroeh dress P-ni cutsry one noIh. jerome L4stsso~
mb.zzsr.nt Psniteu'iaty thr~e mont1s schse s'5sv
err Aslat ard b,erT; Peutrntsy month. Ls~I-nse
Men any a.ut bstrry; remAudsi. MAJ ana Ne s1n
A,.al SOD battery P-rs "a 'x npctns Mary N,lo-
stealing sh.~i aud srti Peniteunsry three nea,sa
pattirt M.ben stealing clocA Peuisut,ry sin nontha.
G.ots Miller ut-c.nt 81 Penit~nusry rug
uou-s. Meyer. I.ssllt and ba't-y jGeguent SUE
pended Ehsbeth Nee, stealing cfootetJ ware liafneoS
Franc OReo snd kA.f Juhse, s,-airs hrse
pairs Of sAer PeLitensry thee months esca Donns ksr
dcn eslrg piece ofnbs: City pr'oo twenty dav' jssa
Srivsn ss,.ut ard bat cry City Prson ten dsSs Jass
Thcr Is Assault and 6,tsry Penepay tSo moatha Joan
h. Neyer e,,suh s1d bsterN City Prison tny days snA
hns5 80 john Smith stealing carpet bag ana eo-teoss
Pori.sct!ary mouths
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Ta. FouSr,rY-Tbs basin in the City Hall Park
nearly completed. On Saturday the connection pipes
were laid and this week or the beginning Of mex. the
whole arrangement will probably bs compile cd
Crowds Of pecpe are attracted there daily to see tue
work progress.
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ysessss cssprr. ss-r. &c ct To. avn uss-
Hsyss 2siros2 csnesny.
D Mnttoz for . AZ ~ trial dssi@d vi.h ain CO e

eT icr .ef Of ts~ evti~aNe skss
ccrdctosN. tAs' the ry fstit-i 10 lad hS -
d-teAl' 80 sy o. s~a-c, .a4 iss - sit % ~..t
q care "a iupat.s pisirnT NJ stc-Puoss 10y
At-r 70 lie -hr 'hs J1ass D. g. therefore - 80
test De the Jurv Poees l5.srsoons q ~. q
damages, ana 90 rot feel myse ~Nrlst 10 ssaaS $40
bef SrE1 - -tr1sEe tsx p-gN'ly - - prov 40
soch uosul 20 d.>rmlne ~es far Aai Jas; ssss
Pentst,ss f'i the r. ny Sas,sr~s.
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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Testimonial Concert in honor Of NJ. Eisfelds
return attracted good audience on Saturday evening,
though by no means 80 crowded a. the occasion AMI
the ciIcumst.noes surrounding it demanded. Mr. Els
field, on entering to conduct his own ConcertOver-
ture" was welcomed with burst Of applause seldom
witnessed in the Academy repeated again and again,
in which tie membeis Of tie Orchestra Justify joined.
After quiet was restored Mr.. Eisfeld in few happy
remarks, returned thanks for the sering reception
be hsd lust received. The different items Of the pro-
gramme were regularly discussed. symphony by
Beethoven but indiffereLtly rendered, probably for
want OF adequate rebearsals; doc for violin aud
piano, admirably performed by hessrs Burke and
Hoffman; vocal peces by Miss Bfsinerd Miss May,
and Mr. p. Mayer and cornet solo by Mr.. Schneider,
given With his accustomed ability. The pianoforte
playing of Mr.. S. b. Mills again astonished and de-
lighted his hearers who manifested their appreciation
of his wonderful execution, combined with grand,
mastery style epested ard well deserved applause
He played Lists Concert phsrspbIsse on Mendels
sobns Wedding March" and after being called ont
several times by the excited audience, gave portion
of PrudenIs Faniase on Lucia De Lammermoor.'
The Concert closed with Websr's Jubilee Over
ture.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-APsiL 9-ssfsss
e.

There were no trials IN this Court to-day. snd sal~
three passed. John ssrshsd $40 60
Aoucsy PLEADED E q =. a.eus, t,nd i,rseug Wa go
% IL Pen rV FOR Nraoi" Os1ts'1s sos'stei
Of az at.u ca Corn Jutd,n ssneuo>d - rEs snts
IL TIE feaslcsy. aHiouo Fsrnuo. wso WITH Josegi 'oa
vcssey rs. convicted o. an upon Policemen "iiey IN
Baxter sr.' the p aitsgtisry fS three mon IA
In The Of Vog,essry '-dgm-u: ~ssslsPentsd.
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}rrot ,Rtrs.-Fiwsrl Blarey WAS caught in the

BURGLARIEs.-Eiward Blaney WAS caught IN toe
act II bfe.kug into sable Of Wa Reynoli No. ieo
eevsu'eutb about 2ococs yesterday morning.
AND y. coumittr1 Tor exam 3s'icn by J istce h-Ay.
Pete Cauns FSwsrc 7arth0ouew Upton .hie~ hoY.
were sr Justice Q1Acben 5Isn saturday
eh. h buIgauouy the aolse Ut Auu Sainuou,
in F,rvfrs street between Ninth and Tents sysule AID
steal. ,m. Of property Taey were coum.'d foI
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

SrsPyCrED oY GR,ND LAECENr.-tterman Pepper,
lev t.5c 81 ~. Friday sus Ton o. having
stolen - poor ~'man IN btTsEd 'fe'-
Will a~sy ttt. boy ss~ mar s- TIE ploa"t
conr In SID take ,he oIey olt o. box TIA 5000 on ae
nslepiecc. Justice Conn Reid hin Tor ~ NnAsnon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

AFasr Youxo Mis.-Jason B,ookhaven, recently
clerk in toe employ of Messrs. Lstbrop. LattDston
& Co., st No % Park place vas arrested recently BY
Officers Woodbridge ami JourdOn of the Sixth War;
police, On suspicion Of having robbed lis employer
The yoata sbOut % yssS, Of s sad it s9Pss's boz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

YOUNG MIN wishing to engage IN business, and
anxious 70 select pursuit whch bey best succeed will
fpe great AID from correct Ph-uolog examination given
= IOwLIs WILLS, No S)3 Broadway.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TEsN-ArsL9- Befor. Judge
SUTHERLAND.
FORCED ELL or NOMENCLATURE or INK

SUPREME cOURT-sPrcIAL TESN-APsIL9-Befors Judge
SUTHERLAND.
FORCED ELL or EXCHASOE-LGAEILfTH or INK
PAIyR.
Cad Aiolph sillersl. wm. Moore AID Henry De Rain
Plaintiff came 70 this country in 1854 leaving large
Gun; ofmopey dPontsd With Ae.. B9ahop son o..sn
h,m 70 dn % bin the money Deposited and about
:he set OF Jey IN ae ae ys s TsSsssa EVE, M o ~,
18th Of Apr 1855 by Marcel on he,u, D. Rahm Moore
S Ro y cry 9 ~ s 80. ,s S aisn Of n. ar
LAUsASSE tho 9th o. .pil lo5s. s1g =.
III. or. 10, bsir. pas % tse order Of Nsr. Bozon
son. the Of six hundred All ninety dollars, ~ 49, yA1s
,s, 81, sIsd IA Hn~,y sr. 800 MARCEL
TO Mg,s,s. Do RA.m None, anew ofL'
P.y 70 u. order Of Mr. AdolPa Mills, on .aoounto o.
. Vsney % Of AuTsI,. / +s
PR BOOZON sos,
"EU3U ENE BOUloS'
TIE di.f ndor,st b p.ata .aa pre.sn.ss o!' -.
arst ar.a INs By Psiulh alleged % hofnA
belief ma: TIE tf' oil ofeIeatlts va gAd y os es
pi ~ and -houg liz tno~lstss or a4Aor.tj "1ca 70
n 9si.ne. Isfa.s % az ala "a iasss.tI from a
r. e.L:s sener.d 70 Ii. complaint on the ground
L. Ta. as ,5o- ths me efa va. .co,ptd BY "a. %
f.udsE "a Ia; apparel ,, tie Ip-ni ga,
s5p.sr b. ts,; tie Iaia Ca, AZ pa het tas
ps1af Wn =, 'sEs person ne locea I-e COM ALI
EnG b. CovJhs Ira, ana .sc 'ui ol Of eE;sass vere
Lt crs tr1r % eject One q ttsm Wn pfesated aud
Itler De plaintiff te'sDdAnts mast slrer ne o soh are
Eu9ceri Pss, bit whore ons % ias lnoc-n PARIS 10
rause ., hrd b. Pr. confidence 10 ssa Infd peson
Erst tesF TIE loss
TIiIs ul. o recon ard Of gEverL appreciation. and Il
slows la. the paLlHp complaint sor2ns good cause Of
.a7o =. ;sie ssls 90 ns ether 'l o; sr asns
I'd ~ def rcs.ps t~nrrIef "A not vel .sfen-
Tas raItr nus. udsl1eLt demurrer with cos1
wih lt-y - -e essaes- % '1I~er IL Ten days On pay
r EFT q cost
Is CH.NErA,-A9rl S-Bsfore Judge RossIyELT.
DeCt.fpSs.
Alvah B,aisisL at. Henry j. Raymond 81 sl--The
terrofnoIss q crcs.il,snossonei mus, 1e EOod.hes
Elizabeth S,seom sgt. JODn Stasom.-J 1dsfnsni OF
divorce E,D.ed cgttoty u tie child 70 ia l1oLHe=
Sarah ID. Merchant agt. George \. Merclant.-
Jrstn-.t s.n,ss custody Of ne child - ae
IL 70. the petition u Caroline n MoTEls Ell s-i'e-
Erred q Charles St-EA.G
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couRr oy.PpEALs-ArRrL ..

No. 47-K-zelrr sgt Tnompsou-Arsu-d Mr.. j.
Huhb.u for appellant; Mr. l. T Wisns br r-sposdeat No.
e3-Fvstett sgt Eeudryes-Arsued n Hu ,r sPpshaas !!
T. William. flr rssoof dcu MOI 10 fl-Lansdon sEt 9ssA
Han sIt a. ud-Asu.d D wrSh, fo6 appellant, C. TUCKER
cas s.i 'ot Aprg I-No, H. ss a. 81 81 sc. 81, s. 81
u II Is
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IAdver,lsemsns.l

TEAE-THg CANTON TEA COMPANY hsye Oh
h.ad every variety o. TEAS FIR Groeen and Tea De sss M
prTht ianea SouobonE OOoons and Young soa from a
70 4 0gnpowder md imperial from zSc: % 500 AL oehes
su.ah.s equally low. Also. n boxes good FAMILY TEA o-
b. Cal ard eEsmins a: Re. lI Chatham st. s<tssSa fSx
4 ID Roossv
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Advertisements

BURNETr's COCoAINE.-The genuine for sale
Jy FRA,,rs E sNrrH, No. III Broadway
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ACADEMY or MUsIc.-The Opera season commer-
ces tonight with the 7Tabtata Madame Gszzsnigs,
who will leave for Europe after this engsgemenp is
Prirns Donna, and will fill the role Of Voletts. Her
dramatic and highly upsssoned style is here exhibit
ed to great sdvsutsge-indeed, n some respects, she
is upeqused ia this part. The other characters by
MessrS. Florenzs and Tamsro.
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SrppEr DE.rH.-Morrs Kane. a man who lived
A. No as sroaaE.y cleo SATURDAY evening, asr f-v
ses ne lie has e wife vita etAi Children gadsr
IS yssIs Ct age.
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CoEOsER'- ISQCEsr.-COr0per Horton held an IN
quest Saturday upon the body Of Jaae -ns
dd Of coprson Of bran sapeTindlced BY tue o. ia
toE.ns quorI verdict Ia srcordsncs wa rendered Tho
esceassd resided IN Lafayette street. near Raymond.
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Internationally
SPRING DISPLAY

OF ynSHsh CAKPETBGs OfLcLorHs, &c. at
TREMENDOUS Low PRicss
Cro,Ilsys Medallion Nelgets with Borders;
RoyA HiJoas Brussels. Spues .ud Inrrsn., &c, kc.
HiKAa ANDERSON, No. 10 Bovery.
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been leading fat life. Uaser the oognotnes OF Prank
Hal be kept . ms Iess, n the person OF Caroline
Buckmsn, propueir,ss Of low drinking hole called
The Parlor,' Broadway. Tne firm discovered
TIA. be had bestowed upon bis mistress six AID velvet
dresses l,ces ribbOps and other ar,ie worth about
5000, which 10 hsi purOinei from their stock, On.
Of the velvet patterns alone costing s5. The stolen
&c DDS bsvrg been traced to the voman, abe Es' AZ
rested, and a good share " the property recovered
Brookhsven and his mistress were committed TO the
Tombs for examination.