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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

po-sessics deed az isad iNsAe Arss BY Seeh-o Lyoa
AID wife, 10 w. ". Lyo., 40 aa.ad bib'e VITA
M. Lyons name in the margin ohv sniS "ss
a'-o found with the sleeves ct; Saf s-e apPesasce
IL having been washed Exaniasd the pfis"oer $
coat; found ns'ts II blcoj the whole lsntth OF the
sleeve. giving the nnp'.~<aou taat ne hst t-hen me
deceSed IN bis arms and thrown him vero'ard
Found aho in the trunks an application Il No Hal,
made 10 the Coat is New-Yort, a-,-d May g. UiJ,
for citizenship. he bsvirg emierated rom bn slsnt
The clothes, spotted ~nh blood. were delivered tn
the Coroner, the Court requesting tha, the sp"ts
should be thoroughly sKsuised. analysed. etn- The
Court thea aijoured 10 m. ct al o'clock this morn
ing.
The Captain and Q number Of the crew were de-
tabed A. witnesses, and the Mstsgords A,~ed to
proved Oh Monday q, ~ m to Berwick 10 chsrgs Of
the mate.
Prof Hancock, Dr.. Auerbacb. Dr.. Prieiemas. and
Mr.. Sni gfo'Isw. were appointed by the Court to
examine the clothes by Hill. the accused. at the
time Of bis arrest. They all c,ncurred ths blood, IN
c'uslderdbie quantities. fosn the c,t sleeves
ard down the front Of the coat; blond al-o found
the vert, end the p.niaoons The coat slseves,
below the elbow, sppesred t. hsve been ~s-hed.
Sans Of hood also found on the hem of toe
pantaioors though there also the appearance Of
iis hsvirg been washed OF with w.te<.
Chemical te,ts had beeo spoiled, which let no
doubt with the witnesses ths, 'he s'aIns asd .pots
found were Of blood. Their opinions were tina, the
stein- end spos W, re recent
IL sprNsrs thst the deceased, Lyon. Vas the owner
Of tract Of GO Of land, lying il L,vacc.
Coony part Of the b. albright league of Gasc C. acs-
kirs, tn. title papers to which were foasd in Hfs
cs,pet-bsV.
And In Hin's trunk was found An instrument 10
writing dated at Galveston, signed by Lyon, rec uog
tina, Hill had different times, losa-d hin SUN. of
money amounting to 81 $50, andi that was mot repsd
Hill BY the 3lst Of Nay nit, the Land should belong
to HD who, in the time, should have the iknt
to sell it, and pay Lyon the b-ance due on his debt
draft for s75, drawn by Lyon in favor Of Hill in
May las,, on John II. Williams. New-YWk, WAS also
found among Hills papers.
At latest sccoun the investig stioa was still pro-
gree.ipg and q resIsmipston Of the baggage and
clothing &C Hill was ordered.
Capt. Lyon we'll known in the military and po-
h,icai circles of this city, and respected by ali
Who knew him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

FRoM YUcATAs.-Ws have dates TO the 9th Of
Nay from Merida. According TO the Coastnncto"a',
oder bad been restored in Psto, where the Indians
have made serious Disturbances.
The came paper says that the fagitives ron the
battle Of T,cat had thrown theme. Ives upoa toe gem
ssosity OF tue Government, which had grated an
extension of the period in which the rebels may lay
down their aTns.
The Imdlsss had made some demonstration, but on
the 18th May force If Valadodid was sent against
them TO administer al exemplary c.stigation.
Grain was very scarce, and the Government had
therefore prolonged until July 81 che period for the
free porston of cereals ana beans through the port
~ Sisoel
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
THE REGISTRY LAW.

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEES.
The Central and Young Mems Committees OF this
div met ON " eone-dav evening at the Roodbhcau
peaduea,t-fs No. 6iS Breal@-y. The atcut.nce
vas not large. In the absence Of Judge Peabody Mr.
a b. Du,cHrR, Chairman of the Young Mems Com
A n.oi1op " "a mad. by Mr.. bull Of the Sixteenth
Vsrd to exclude the reporters. Ii lost by avote OF
2,os3
ions II. WHITE Of the Twenty first Ward stated
Tie objects Of Toe meeting. II wss understood tna'
Tie Supervisors had tacltly oon.ehted 10 appointing
inspectors under the Rrg'stry Law to DIVIDE them
equally between the two parties. He suggested re-
cess to enable the Ward delegates to suggest NAMES
for the inspectorsbps
Mr. bull Of tue 81 steeuth Ward offered the follow
ing I.r, amble aud reaOiui"b:
,,cs 70. isissn. who shah be- entitled sh Of .ui
tss- s.o 70 p-yvut ,uSus., .Vt,ns VS. ps, o 800
% b t,e'rd 10 rsch election district at certain tune aud III
whsysas / i, ue du,y Of the Republican,. TO nave all the
the within The sevU election d"tTot' properly
Gao rssll, registered tesr fore. 49,. .,,,,,,
wsrv several Ward. 10 tots city g" To th-u
,'po,ye Ward Committees me neass ,, o. s ~ ys
ton Dis riot otherwise, To procure Aua ooa.u
bsuc,. IN the c, they ~It.n the n- Of ve,s 81
rgisteree their etI,s have tne name OF a n
Reid That =, a,ornd T. rsh w.Id Association tia,
..st a.cson 20 the Bcsro Of sapSy,.r Of 20 Coany
kew oh The proper TO b. spp n-d BY ssd oo "i
sano Constituting Board Of Re.-uy Pc'idcd Ia sad 49,
Mr. TAYLOR If the Fifteenth Word, acd Others adj
yooatea The adoption of the preamble aud re 'u''oo.
MIR. KELLY of th. Fourth Thought that th" proposed
ACTIN as N, eoessaTy aud stated ats" thai the f-
disiictng of the city would probably reader SUCH
to be done useless.
Amer some farther debate the preamble ana resoiu'
Gcs sdcp'ed.
Mr.. WuirI of the Twenty-drst Ward sail that
Committee OF the Board of Aldermen hso hHa severe,
se~uus or the purpose Of redstrcting the city am
he kad lot heard that Republicans hal been before
fben H. suggesie ed tha u COMMITTEE De sp2oin'su
Co be preeent before the Couuitt.c OF The Aldermen
10 make then, suggestions. ,....
MIR. BULL said that the Alderman Of the Sx'esnth
wMd hnd been consulted, and /; was considered ths'
the iboleaee OF the EvcnOn Districts nov would create
corftrios in the city, but tina, # IL were th"asht al
vsab,, 10 r,dis,iioi the city 1t night better ID done
Row tina. ait uotl sn"toer y-ar, ON tue eve "i AL
importa ant Presidential election.
Mr. WHlTH said that the decision oil the po.aV ~se
With IN. lsrd o( Aldermen, aud not VITA the k-pao-
Lcaus Of he Sixteenth Ward.
The following resolution was adopted; -,
p-.J.If That IN. rr.-i~H.o tho dt~I.Dt " an NTps"
A.,st,p. b. ,reues'-d call imam 10 s-hsi 5, 500 WI
=. o,,,s a. prac,is Die that sev WITH es sNe
Hsr 4. ,.~ and strengthen tbe parry snd -A- ae0 IN
go. 10 The Rasister ia the several Eic,aOn Vsu'~
The Committees then s.jouIned.
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CITIZENS GOING
ABROAD.

Yha foyIo~, ug important letter has been conrnun
ostsd 4. A. " Hofer Of Cincinnati by Secretary C4ss;
DEPARTMENT oP STATE
NAsHIsGrUs June II, 1859. (
e. r.. .,s,ra, ~, yopr letter { the 9th int have
4. ;.Ssm Won that IL, brie letter from thi. Depart
os,t ~ which you refer, dated the 18th Nay last aud
ADDRESSED 10 Nj Felix i.sclefc, WA 10 reply I" AZ
plica,ioB fer Information, and WA principally intended
~ caution to ,tiraiized iosowcIi,Lens,
natives of France m Ye,urunE tn th-t onniry the
Opera ions Of the French cOn-cr tou Ia not pre-
cisely known here, and might bear itJuTlous'y up"n
that class Of american citizens. Mrs Of the Cout-
mental European nato6s have system at military
organization by which their citizens are conpeiei TO
IN the amy by CONSUMPTION 10 France where
the duty d-rignaled by lot; ny dra, ~ 10 P'us-
ss where every person is required TO take bis turn as
. sodier
The condition Of American natur.zei citizens
turning TO their couutry where the sys stem OF
coafulsory service prevails, and who had loft b-ors
peff,sD-g sDch service. has f'-qu-,ty been the -nb
Soct Of dsca-siop with ri the EIrooean Powers.
Quite recently bar arisen between the United states
asd Prussia sud the representative OF this country a.
the Court Of Berlin has brought the matter 70 the at
teatiDn Of the Pn-sian Government. In the ins.rnc
items which were sent to him. dated May ~, 1879, il
was explicitly stated that this Government u opposed
g. the oOc,'ine Of perpetual allegiance, and maotAios
the right Of expsraoo and the right TO form new po-
Itchl ties else ~her-. Cpun this subject II Is observed
Ahs in this age Of the wori the idea vf controlling the
citizen IN the choice of home aud binding him by
mere political theory to inbabi. for his lifetime
Try which he constantly desires t. leave, can hardly DO
entertained by any government whatever.
The position Of the United States, as communicates
10 the Minister al Berlin, for the Information OF the
Prufsisn Government, IT, that natis.-b Nh Prassaas,
sstursged in the UDit-d States aud returning % the
country Of their birh not liable tn any duties or
pensss except such existing at the period OF
Their enigr,"u. Ii, at that time, they were IN the
army ~ aotusLy called into IT, such emigration snd
naturalization do Dot exempt them rom the legal pen
atty which they incurred by their desertion hut th'
persny may be erfyrced aye then whenever they
shall voluntarily place themselves witnio the local
insiiotob Of their n"tive copnty and sha'l be pro-
oeeded, ngaiust ling to law. But when no pres.
Ell Liabilities exist against them At the period Of their
~nig, stin the law Of naons, IL the oprion oil tins
Government gives right 70 any country TO Interfere
With nataruz-d American citizens, aud the attempt
20 do 40 would be considered act unjust in itself aud
unfriebdy toward the Uni'.d State. THIS question
cannot Of cour-s a-e in tine If paturalzed cit
isen who rou airs in the Uni ed States II is only
when he v, taiy returns to his oa,ive country thai
hs local laws can be enforced against him.
LEWIS CAsS.
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THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS

An the Commissioners were present at the meeting
90 TUESDAY afternoon. ..o,s ,,,,
payweat ol $50 by each: u,..o,.
So sko psrs -fheod"re l.. Bets, No. flne suee''
p.ri II. J-were, Nc. 20 Duane st'--.
I,E,rpys-Iaoby, Whitney Il Co, No 81 fa,A
row K,hs & Langrrberg, No. li2 Gr''cn"r,n 'sioe.'
Seamar Dcrtou, No. l0s N-rey street; a, w.
Ch.,ham street; chester h. Cook No. - Bowery !;
Albert Crcos No. 1875 W Washington street L"~''"
Wnrrison, Ne. l79 Ch-tham street; John u. hva 'os
NJ. VI Peek shp; IL. Ties, M. ~ Gfee""'oh suse..
TIE Beard sej.urned 10 Monday ne., - Ss a,o"
pastiss time 10 pi.Psre their applications Tor hoo"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

WAFLKE PREPARATIONS IN THE BRITrsH Colo
srys.-A drp.ich has been received a. 1t. JOINS, ".
r.. contterrnndirg the oraering u England Of the
rnssder Of the Forces his services being n-c-ss-ry
sse sland. The troops the station are to be o,n-
s.usy augmented and the fort fortified With heavier
tpeaai. Til. would seem ss In nigh Engsui va ex-
pecpg something seious and is making ready for IN
~ kAst One OF her c.,lnuies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

n :.u 49, sssshsl 100 49, sassf - -
-: :.s <: . :. q s :: :. 90.
1sssa = ~, :: e = - - - :: =. .sG
*: s;:s::. sss -. q . :f.i.~' 49,
me-, s., ,s = sI a. e ss - > - = 90. =
"a srr-ss. sss rus,,sd t. IL NJ - - $4,000
70. ....s,: az e. Ss. I ; e.. s .,.: ;s,t
fnher-ct Of hs claim. and ssk.d The, y. :ess
ud ssu.. Be AID to sAss Ai.s'x 'sssi'1 = 'ass
hi. r. ny opinion. shsy hsa rish. to ta.Ar
III. SsS.S.a. Cox. ard ss.rss. ". ss .sS.l 70 Ss
Crs sScs- as eiscAArse vd u my spssis -
ia s: Ss i. .%ssss : ss:n ,
srPERlOR cOrRr-srscsAL rsas-Jvul M-oeQD
Jussi>e Bosvoara
Janet W. Savage, Rec-ives, &C., AZ. Ceefcs - .
ply .rhc supplemental complaint ~.y y s.1 = 49,
.. s ~ . s Il a..;. :spsi.ssa. s..;sss .isS e
kroycouNrr crRcUIr coyRr-Jvn n-sssa~ ~ .
The following order was made BY the Court yaa6s.
day st The b.n-s, q member 9! he ss,
o-l.d TIA, ssierrre4 crc.is Cosst y IA :, u, -
81 =. AID ..ss. Of i.e. aSs .So.s Jury 90
issue h,. be.n Os-d siDcc the i cay q hsTA s .syS
sss.d. l.Ss: = ht Ia s,,seis:srs ca. cs:..a
suSG duly potcsd yin be Gu, board without farths .ss
So SD f. :s s !, :ssa. s 81 :; ms s
whether Il d demurrer Srcelosure. OF ssAerviss.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS = yyss IA psas
Recorder BANANA
sss ss W. ~ .ss e c Ss . .:: s
Leisht sreets Wa resumed this wersns ct 70 eesset
summed Up that not his Client tSs wsdov Fsrvsess ~ ~
josephine 70. the keeper u The ssoae& Rsl. WAh ~
ae; sSa.s l. Il. iassssss r. c.s.: 49,.
Opportunity to .rrue b.er. the sup.. cs.a
ols.ccpoA The sentence va' therefore Ssssrsd Until IL
Hsriy Crawford II. r.sksatisy ss ,Ass ..As
Ed nccoimisl rc.scd guilty q ,s.y Ia .A.s sA ass,>
ns it v. alleged ...sassS With iuii- .S ns.ss . IN -
BLDG, Ward Gu the 1T q April At No. no wea Exsss1A
BIDS. S:rs ;Sss isisss..y ::;si..s a.sl.s: s::ss
iS n S hand :. Il. TIE .oao:l ss.er,s Tia w. s.
family quarrel. Verdict Not guilty. asA sAs pstssSx
Andrew Rogers and rrs~ Hlr.A o. being ssisnsa $3.50
guilty Of sssu and battery Bob wcre reussdet M sasssA
BscwsrlI. oyacx.nsvsa and Bssssas
Hugh Curry, asssuh and battery; Sued IS. Dsaob
sS.s cs :s' s.i:s'
s...ah and battery; 6ned IS Henry A Dsrvn s.ssk -
s.' sa!s ' :: j:s.: Sa :'s1 :' :.. i,s -.
Foley .-.si, and battery: dn.d IS ..eS wn kox..S*
.ery: rmanded or .nispcs Jane. Nsorss, IT, s..i. a
s.ey ,ro CHARGE. Ism.a!cd 70. .sn''aOe Martha Jsss
assault and battery judgment suspended
COURP CALENDAk-rHs DAv.
SUPREME CoBRT--CIRcUIr.-PA I.-tShoH Cas-
~.)-Nos tsI AZ 1865 S5ex a4s Hs9 yiI. 3sN Nn ~.
se ssc7 $500 $3.50 slsI S!s ~ asa M. ISIS sn -
ss s., ssss s .S' Sss So; n,s s IA rsr
a4s %2 9eS l7sS. &C., 1895 is, 5rt Ss 3sS< -,
272, N7t. 2O7e 9o7s. 2ns4. ass, ass. esc. -
SUPREME CoURr-SYEcIAL TERn.-Noa- 14l, IL
H. ~ t<l le l&6 $50, ISL, iSa iS2i S 49, is - ~
81. - us. Ss5
SUPrRIOR CoUsr.--PARr I.-Nos. 2l2, Us, ~
81 49, go PAlr INos 20. sts. 60. a ~. -. ~
-, GSS 56S 68 $50, e7& -
CouRr OF CoMwos PLpAs-pARr L-Noa il29,
ill., i9 to Iis2 1884, lss iss, 7s No. 7se ios - -
PARr lI-s.me yesterday.
Klsss Covsrr CiKcvIr CovKr.-Nos q. - ~
hsoowIT. CIR CouRr.-Nos. q. n. 10. G..
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Tsx CAR HopsEs FOR THE NV k1SkHv0@-

49, 80 s-~us b b much tntsesc1 s Hce~a ysycesA
s , 80 rs Ssssa csaoea ~ sss convinced sS.s
az srshs Bad h ,o~,rd TIE pr. "a
s.sp m vT,..s rs- ssSrrss-s The ps>se -
shc Irs his vaoss ss.iclfs 70 dn-r-nf pAP~o 1919 =.
c!r~s esdeuce euanstrs o0 NJ ssrne socce d Pen
.-v very .~rcas error, calculates ni.~sd. have cr-v
rhe~- article tr-s; the GsreEsos.ss sepss.s .s "
vs and without which ne Re.<rvO -hs the pesea coz
s', G e ss " sSrs scs 81 he ss Val. Of
Reservoir thesr Gate Hoase which ncesay ps
~. - ss, .ss mo ne a q
ard ihr eousetos sos-ts-s ratA vew -
.ss Arb, es.sad .. ft.' =: !. ~ y a.,
haye already considerable Of the vcst to the cen
nee pasaes.iss though the pea DO nos try 70
very each other tker eu On. them sa'es that
IS 's eii dad hes ep,< o rsi.ss d... .sd
VIII resi The oth< article s'sses I, a. O. e.st
:..- maj dee. AT rather vile se. neither Of ,sen
true sy are Of no. much value ssses H. ssy , .ss
Do II Tie e,ius cOnr. \. ssIPaSs sss len naS ws %
ysyooX Baldwin other bidder thea come In and od
s idea esnv.,ed Ia ops u ID. ..cs that; unl-ss this part
Of the existing zhel from the~e consrscon Aad
uvea Jsycox Baldwin the LATER serteuiea viii SUE ths
city ws TIA, .Os = 20 sSa s s -. ne on s
subject These gentlemen they arr 80 .aA9Gs 70 sue me
% , e .E p.y no sU a S
csomed They maintain ut because tbs city rr!asrs
s nv w.ss4 Co s a sns Sn esph in
nrence this he.sryor that man cannot sue az ma
copfrred. Before ths is done By the Common
Coguc made right Of seton arise In favos Of
sry contractor." -. a.
II this natter Be decided BY threats Of hwmis Why
he rrrs contractor would much the strongest round 70
threaten for having for the whole they VII not -
likely without sighting for II, 70 allow che> to crowd them out
TIE CT these articles represents Assn Jsycox Bad
win anxious the city in where they can
fat nsAon assns it. II this perhaps would b wei 10
beware In . ..
Two sets Of and hboreu on the same pb
not on part JOB would not be likely 10 pro-
mote harmony and vigorous prosecution Of the woth -
The pseut contrscop have fuded their ccaIs u 70 tns
ths o. beet resAy conclude and not unreAso
abe that they should protest against parts Of being r,eo 70
obe and ao syan the thess interested pub
xtons that hey are making ay attach the city treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

~ hpuuectiou, and IL Dervi.h Pashs does not act
oh the gr-stest energy. al Sopkbern Her ,.govins
VII soos be under Prince Ds'ii6c On the it,h snd
nth Msy the ib,urgent- &c the Suttnrins cut down
Two hundred posts Of the electric lei. graph"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

a Rvpot.RY AT AuBuRs-MisTAKx CoRRIcrkD.-
ruiee rcy~r sppear " saI ee'nan. ,es,r.asy .h'a ~
Dc uuSpkrs v. fri. e' had sso spe.ita "a hss' par
A. No eviaese~ stsvef sPf~s ro
sxaA nurpnsy woo tas nish' N sar'i.n' was aa'.y
sls, q wtk sas isisads 81 Unes' s-@ 'e~ "
eAesYa
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lAtTrris<ners

CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, oe., CrRED.-Dr'
LAM S.,,s bic 10 tie Es.s Isai~. o~r-iB carr &c
Cosslr ysss A.ha brsetst. CScfas Cosis sid t-s~rs
Detisty TIE E~ey e-os''Iea :; tiI shee as a-y
enss daughter Fvea u oie hs erhs sss eeI~o
skse v.h Deslrng. Il bal tti as i-ios NOT
s- b. v'A snS thee sbo visa Ne recipe, ne, 90 re-
c-ivs Il kss, With SAnp Cor pstsse Aefsss
d.. Q. 2. baews. No - Gsnd-t, JersJ City, J.
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CITY II EMS.

fine Summer day was yesterday, warm bnt not
hot with now aud then grateful cloud-curtan over
tie sun. Something winch Looked like heavy
shower passed southwark If the city, bat rain fell
here. The morning rather uncomfctably hot
the evening dehciouoy cool. With splendid sun.et.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

BpssIp - Po,yrRr.-Enen Casey, . Nu. tod
fHlx u i, uosth. an it, Ia Ch-y sr,-s rss
s aesInG receiving very Ia seross safn> Sac v.s sAAsn
i..E.<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

SrDpKs DEArH PROM rHE HkAr -Enge.lebsr
M.liAB COX Dslnonioos Ho'el While .nxaxd la the
sreh-B Tiur.d., uoEpiIa bssD- fI1sn-s~d frn tse
tes f-b d.sd Up tL- hr C.ronsr Osnsl-
lid inquest uy th- boS and verdict u O-s,n Il
ss,!cr % the brain rvru ~ -reesv- beat en
s.rta Diseased asvye Ct Besi9a % yrAs Of ssst
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lASver-i,crettl
FASHIONABLE SuNMEk HATS,
BssvrI, Cs.siuse1s ard Strz~.
~ bsIss Ca,
No. 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

BVRssD TO DssIs.-Corpnsr Gamble held a. 10
sn.s fhGrssy No ~ kss Thi.tn s'r--t, Tn
q L-gs hisstt Orr ~ y~sEs Of sxs 10
d w,ct sAy 1bi ~ -d To- 10 Inst frou
rLntAs b.vfs Gre stove Ths Jury rveSsfo1
v.rSlc, Of " Accidep.sl ersta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

AcciDtsr WHILE AsLEEP a lad OF III, nanef
may M.sdsr NJ I5s ss ~nS "esp
Ca rsh th.t s iarOVsa E-ss sopr ~vrFrs
tse srerJ AID 1S tie hE.b ns-nsr ~ -
tn,px ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

trA yesterday afternoon. II nsde dse ssp~arssce
In tie .trtea, berg II bssuifal deslgs Sni Prrps
fioBs. AID spleDhiiiy fai-hei. It's wokiss py~es,
VEN mott s,tisfactotty te-t-d at the recent 6fs
Risnsiou stre, ~b.re II bad it, 6i tn~ IN .ntusl
ssrv'ce, AID was TIE OF savns property sorth
UsI hne- the cot Of the .ngise II - the hgst-ct
eog ina NJ this de.crotion J buil,, veis hing ooly
ab'ut 50Co paurds. and be managed sithous d't.
fcuIfy by IN al eEmb-t Of m-e, without AID fn'n
bm-e-. IL ga taken t. ts- hydrsht near the 30 81
iIerrer, AMI in 81 uicp.e, fr IN tie tune tue frs
'ss igii-,i CT ,nenc-d pl-ying, and ia about aire
n " ute. was IN full work, with steSm q; 100 pOunis
pre~rre and It'll rising. II threw Excessively an
uch stream, a IT inch and /! iIch 10 srea' hight,
.ppsrtpi, bot 'es- than leo feet; but % accurate
nee, ure could be obtained. It. superior power and
endurance, as compared with the b--t Of the hsad
eDg,nes, were, however, sufficiently ma..fost.
NLw.YoRx SuspAY-SeBooL USIoy.-At the regu-
lsr meeting Of tue Bard Of M,osg-rs OF this is-,itu-
tion, at their rooms, No. 3.5 Broadway. on Weiaes
cay eveLrg the 18th inst, the Missionary voluntary
Contributors for the month for the establishment VI
few SuscsySc oos in destitute cis'c;s OF our coan-
ty, through tie American Sunday School Cuion, we're
reported 10 BE- $2,l5S So of which 81 79 - was from
schools and oburches in the New York Union, while
for tie urspcndng month OF lat year, the receipts
ooly equeled $72i 10.
Nn- ofthe tveve Grsad Divisions Of the Society's
opersiicns we're reported from, and much hope and
enoou' ageuaent were expressed.
Information Of the state Of the in the CORE
spondeuoe and visit.iops Of the Committee u the
adjoining S;.,e., aud especially The conesponience
from Gr-a, Britain and Canada revealed progress VI
m, nsst OF e. ring character.
Larg- State Conventions called in Northampton,
Mas, Cd the I'D and I'D Of June inst, AID in Mon
trea Capss, the 18th sni 30th inst. Attention is
evidently being turned toward the chill ireu aod youth
The report Of the Society is just out, srd, beside
the extracts from the schools, It contains special
report Ct importance from their Missionary Com
q ttee.
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s,.,n FrsK.ESsrys TRIAL-Tbs new steam Ore
.,,;,s bu.lt for the Ma.hsttss Company No. s. by
hssss.. Lee & Lsyssa, vss bcssshs o0s i0s Pasae
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tAAverttseuseot
BRADY's GALLERIES.

PuorocRAPRs,
AnslorYpss DAsUraarorvyes
Nos and s<5 Broadway, ksv-Ycrt- snA No. 80 Penn
syivanis-sv, Washinxtoa- d. c.
Pictures a I'll descriptions copied In every sVe Of ~ an
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lAdverissmentl
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-Ths inim.
sbls article may BY obtained of the cole msnufscnrs B.
SAuxpsas No Asos Heass and Of the VARIOUS aseo through
The city,
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BURGLARY AND REcEWIsG STOLEN GooDs-Of
fc-rs Joufdsn sud Woodbridge received Inform .tioa
whieh led them 10 obtain warrant from Justice
Br,ppan, authorizing them to search the premises OF
Ellen Grufjap, at No. % sullivan street. Articles
found IN her possession and in the trunk If Of hee
boardrrs named George +. G"rdoo. led To the rest
Of both ps'tes yesterday, on suspicion Of Burglary
a. q receiving stolen goods Mr.. Charles J. Cooke Of
No. 10 Crosby street ldettifed lace msntilIs and
pocket book part Of $l32 vcrth VI property which
wss stoen fr III his dwelling by n burglar. on the
oath u Jun-. 1853 The pocket.bpok found in
C,tops trunk, and Mr.. Grois said she DO 1ght tho
n.antls in June. 1853, Of GordoB's wife IL appears
iha, Gordon, although you' man. h IS bsen several
times IN the State Prison. and is suspected Of having
shot a, and wounded private wachman IN Bro'k'yn,
soue months ago. Wpen arrested he was heavily
arn&d Ju-tce Brennan o.unm'it.d him h~ trla', in
default Of 5000 bail Mrs G'o,jsn ~ss held to bail
10 ti.uOo, to answer a charge Of receiving stolen
goods.
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fAdvertisemene

EDWARD Fl. Dixon, N. d., Editor Of The
ssalpei Operating and Cen'uhins SureSa No q .hsv At
tsad 70 disease Of the Pelvic NerA Pues
Rapture FuA Prossus OF the Rectum cured without the
kuffe ssure Ohce houu IRON TO ana 70 evenings.
a all other bis private Hospital where those who
require operations careful dietec eatant VIZ Mud
spsoioas apartments the purest cir tho CITY, end ~ NE com
H~<sa NJ dorues Efa.
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THs OVAL COSrRAcrs.-Tbe RDart Of Health IN
Gseb -sy nscs i-mppy .wad Of ,h- coarat E~ att,
oEs. kr In the Fra<s SWIFT ~, NJ axS
10 Isci.y went T. ~ot With tie dep s.i "a
sst.s.d ~ Us dad sn.n.s &c q, ,- I.i.,x
he VII te Yr.sred few day do the cork horoaxiv