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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

HoBoEFs COMMON CorNcII.-TheH Hoboken Com
Council last evening, the n~mhers having etecfea
compTcnise Saturday night by eiecns Alderman beese
Deuocs siden, and the Opposition taxing ths sppont
the standing Committees The following the Com
mttees. the Opposition having majority all of them:
Ffnarce-Messrs Je.sup Turkey and Wood
Ldrs and Oycindaces-Messrs. Chamberlain, Wood, snd
Tinkey.
Iicezses-Messsr Je.sup wos d. and Tinkey
Ldmps HGter, Gad Polre-Mss>T Chamberlain Tinksy and
Wood.
Street. ard Ase,men-Messrs. Chamberlain Wood, ard
Tinkry.
SaLayiss-Msssrs Tinkey Wood. and Jessup.
Setcers-Me-.Is Tpkey Wood and ChambeIsin.
Fir, and Chamberlain, Wood, and Jessrr.
Puic Grounds and BHiidngsMessrs Tnkey Chsmberlsin
snd Wood.
Printing and StaorerMessrs Tinkey Chamberlain snd
Wood.
Uhdyres and Fsryes-Messrs. Wood. Jesup and Boser-
Sohoois-Messrs Jessup, Wood and rnkey.
The unable transact business last evening
the Democrats being minority in of the absence
of Mr. Bossrt Consequently when the Board called to
order quorum was not present
ELECTION oF CHEF -ESGIsFER.-The Hoboken
Fir Department held election for Chief and Assistant Ens
neer on Mopday evening The following was the vote;
E,or cknC For fssistdHf
John NJ Board. John Lew
Johu Jesse Fash. 5l
Mr. accordingly elected Chief Engneer aud Mr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
COrRT OF APPEALS.

~OTFs OF DECIsIONS-PRACTICE CASES.
The following the point. Of decisions made a. the March
Kmby sst. Fitzpatrick.
The holder of fund, being sued by two parties hay
IN. conflicting claims thereto bo ght the into court snd
"a. Discharged from litigation under section w Of the Code
T4, Wa. no sbuti9u Of either claimant defendant,
b reference ordered ascertain the acts aud upon the
conus in Of the report tie fund awarded He'd hnal de-
by the unsuccessful claimant, To his Court The report in such
cas- having the effect Of special verdict tue question which
psry l. entitled Judgment resieab sPPes shou On
No exception has been iasen.
The determination of the Supreme Court in maEda-
,, or prohibition brought t- Court lE ~
Nit If error before the Code and u0 by appeal
SbaIA agf Shneuahcr
After the recovery of Judgment for a penalty and
rpdps appeal th- Court he statute imposing the penalty
was repealed and settlement made between the appel
an who nolyent aud HI r,tiesthey paying respond
,u ec.ssnd The respondent who remitted the penalty
covered On motion n dismiss the appeal:
Fd No objection he et;emeut that the respondent did
not con the Ia, that The had been repealed
Nor ha, rrcirdiced he crey for he appellant, there be-
LIE 40 ud sment which be- had len for his casts.
Ballard as-. Ballard.
The benefit OF an exception, dny taken to slreties,
On n spp = wssed by the failure Of the responder. steud
tn surr-s also fsil - attend
The parry saeepna he actor he preceding and no sep
I efesssry b- tskcn except bis requisi.ion.
LsnnsH az Lewiston Railroad Company.
An appeal 10 thl- Court, from an order granting
new ts Les only when the party obtaining the verdict con-
teu b. s,an i 20 fall wholly in hs on or defense
NIT par 81. VERDICT b. appeal and retain ne benefit
q tse' a:ernaii.e iuagu-H, .or r-drced amount.
Accordingly where in such the plaintiff stipulated that
II The order for tria should be affirmed the IGdsneH'
should be reduced pruPoed by G -our below" his sP-s! was
di .missed
Br3wn ss.. ssratozc Railroad Company.
A demurrer which the party ha- abandoned, Ike a
padnE which has e.n snendd !. no longer par. Of the
rsco rd and will be .cken from he upcn nOtior
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
LAW LNIELLIGENC.E.

SUPREME COURT-CHA~BERs-M,y is-Before Judge
SUTHERLAND.-DECtsfoAs. .
Joel S. Oatmann agt. l.. Mehding ct sl.-Wnt, Of
cerioran allowed l. , a.
Albert G.. Owen agt. Alva T. Jefferson ct al. -Ihe
af agi- is not sufficient 70 authorize warrant -!
Susan A. Stocker agt. VIM. ID. Stocker ct al.-Thls
n no case for iniinc,on. The rights OF the psnfa
uhsfey thsy be- be sufficiently adjusted by hns no
uce OF bis Prncens :,
Louisa Porter ag Albert Porter.-Report confirmed
In the applcati IN OF CarclineM. Moris.-Repot
confirmed ard Order granted. ,
Charles Hillsburgh agt. Cernanthca lliLsbmgh.-
Repor, Confirmed snd divorce granted
Harris NJ Baldwin ct al agt. Alexander Acker ct al.
Motion granted and jud gment for pAutifs with costs
The People rel Mathesius agt. Fanny Rees ct al
Writ Of ceriorsri allowed. .
IL the petition of Caharne Brady for custody OF
Mri.n Wsker-Tbe infant Marian Walker must be delivered
10 the custody OF Brady prayed M In position
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
cOy-RT cALHypAR-THrs Day.

SvPREyy CouRr-GEyERAL TEEA.--Non-enumera-
:ed-So.. a. % .ed-S- 81 ss leo, III Is -
o. ol, lo2 81 50 lo5 IA l0' llo q7, los, i !V III '
III, n, y, ll6 20, us, y.
SUPREgE CouRT-CrRcCIT-PARr I-AdJourned
Aoni.y. PsRT n-No-. lese lssl. 49, 1872 81 IT,
iisl eil, lyI sl I7gl t7e5 lrj 1885, ibSs, I -,
IO4 Isp las ls4 l5 sSs 1890 sl 10 l6l7 1905 l.s7
SUPERIOR CouRT-P.Rr Nos. >, 10. 80, Jsi
6ii sl6 80 s.i 81 e-s 5el 80 s42 7s5 22 l 5s ~
1856 - 81, SoJ - e. 81 81, 30 PAET L-sAn's a
Yesterday, Sfth tie addition of NJ. 81 -
CoNsoS PiEAs-PAEr ]. lone hour causesl-No-.
i07 Io tos no. III - P,ET H. lone roar eaasssl-sos
p, -. li2 lI5 iis. rs lis. III.
BKooKryS CII C9rET.-Scs. ~, 81 -,
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BOARD OF EDECATION.

oveT several reports made the usual apportionmeni TO
tbe Corporate Schools; $30,o53 "a is appotoned to
q, ass scholars in the Corporate Schools.
The matter Of Normal School for glris was then
.sten nm and discussed Points wb,h hal frequently
heen discussed at great length gam discussed
at equal length As usual most of the was spent
IN sgb,ep,pg out the matter before the House, the
Hoard always having great difficulty in ndlng out
uhaf II Is about.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoSs-MAY is.-Be.ose
IN

Daniel Hurley was put on tral Tor burglary IN
(herry street conind on the lh u February. Hurley
ted before this charEe dus me present Term
when The yuy disagreed ben The Jlry we're Ad
cold sTee The bed ina. Il proper - wiihdrs"
The Jurors bl. the Asssts1. Ds: AOrrsy discovered ma u
va, o ate and aid h~ he'd 10 rsh withdraw juror site
Jury npsoD.sd TBe Assistant District Attofny soan'
cor-d th- pro--cu.ion. and Hurley wrs di.cnaEsed
Bernhard M-r pesded guilty Of receiving .'oer roods a.
rs. reanded flr .snene. John Sullivan psded guilty Of
as-sul- and battery. and Eemsnced
John Cooley tined second tins for hs zrsrh larceny a
SO lo George Wood Jry having disagreed a. iHe bst
,riEL The defendant residing IN Water street, aud TIC
complainant, str n4Lufacrgrr we gambling tosef On
The .sth r disrepAbie kous IN Snfh asene kep ~
Nn B1rleg whsn Cooley i l. alleged so-tract ,He
morey Ium Woods pock- The J-y had No stIe-d a. me
,e 4 se oIn.r, AID ny were coa-ea sriy ssd lP 9f
he Else. y .elbela.e - a verdict
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ALMOST BURIED ALIvF.-TYr Decatur Ind. Re-
ppbcon says that Guild in Groensburg died, appar.
emily, few nights ago, aud coffin was ordered but
by some accident was deladed few hours, during
which time the child recovered, and is now entirely
well Bat for the accideu: with the coffin, il might
have been buried alive
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

PIKE'S PEAK ENiGR,rIoS.-Though the delusion
seems to be gaining ground that the emigration TO
Pixies Peak has about ceased, numbers continue to
leave daily and the road from here TO Junction City is
dotted with trains Several of the latest departures
are old residents of Lesvenworth who have sufficient
confidence in the realization OF their hopes To hazard
the journey at least, lLeaveRworth Times.
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BROOK N WEMS.

Dr.1H OF The Hos. THOMAS MrLLrGAs.-Mr.
Thomns Mulgsn died at his residence in Congress
street. near Henry, on Tuesday evening, after an IL
ness OF few days. His disease was congestion Of
the lungs. Mr.. Mullgan was prominent and inau-
ential Democratic politician and has served in differ
eut ofic,al capacities. He had been member Of the
Board Of Supervisors and Aldermen, and two wears
ago represented the Hid District in the State Legis
ls.ure. The deceased was As years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

SrNDY SCHOOL ASSIyrRsARIEs.-The thirtieth An
uiv,r.ay q he Brockyn (Wes;err Drc Sunday Schools
viii take place Tuesday next The 4ih list on viii OCCASION
should b. fne hundred schools viii &c out
uSrsde wh and bsnds Of uIrsi. Il expd
ha twenty thousand children viii BE- out on the
crs.i01
Yes,rdsy the Anniversary ESees Of he sabos,hshoo
Of District took place Tie Attendance was not %
expected IN cOn.eauenoe .; the rpsssrt s,1 q
the vpa:he- Abou: 600 Children olt atocthsr Ine
sho, me. tt sid pFeded to he church-s
assigned or heu whsrc appropriate eNelcses EeEe had
ocek III signal Ad ihey irusd procession mar
ins Along Fo1rh sud Bedford sTerge 20 Hees es; ,nd
bach 10 Four-h street they dismissed IaEs oand vas
stationed a. t- Foa Bedford and played several
airs drz passage Of the procession Tie .ao~er which BE-
O'clock held long eloczh % e-te ne cni
den bst thsr school ~hsre rri.-a.s ~cfe
provided far them. . go.
IL there meeting Of he snds oi ssboA,-
hcols firs. Prebve-ar Chcrch vhrrr sccrcs cTe
delivered by nr Sldisr o;hers-
Te fcwirs the shool, rrPr-enti N ne churches
dPsizTs.-d:
h New Essland cOnse Eson,l Church, SOFA Sa.h
srre fhe Saba hool conn-ced Wi'h tae Chlh T. c
SCpe-:eDeu. 80 scholsrs Les sy-nre Reformed DGten
Schoo J. johnson SlperintenSss. lp sIs The s2ercs
were cord, c.ed b. tts Rey. NJ NorhaP sad ne Re-. M
Cuy'e-. -, 49,.
Ii the Fir: BAp Cautsh, Of soS.h fiith ard th
..es.., the s.os. st.asa !, -. Sascs' o. ssss q
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

TsK Woops FiRx.-For seyefs. days pas. the
woods in this neighborhocd have beon fire. and
understand that much valuable timber is being de-
stroyed We have not learned bow the fire originated
The burning mountains present magnificent appear
ance after night. Huntington pa American.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
NEK,yERSEY ITEMS.

Arro,srsrsrs-TheJ jersey City Common Council.
9, their e~inr ou Tuesday ua, made the following additional
spp in,r1eut.; - , -, -, NAL,
Aid. 70 IRE Chnf Of Pscc-John AJres and beuj,mn U.
Ham
Poese- 6- ne Flint Har1-Jous'han II Baldwin, rhcmas
Gsasn Joseps Carroll Franci. vssde, Stephen BeHe Der
pard Hsrney snd Thomas fslor. .
For Second Ha'd-J.mes Mehan. Joha 0D'nnell AID
WIN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

ToRsADo.-A tornado says the South Arkansas
Democrat, on Sunday week last passed between thi.
place ard Camdeu laying down whole forests. II ex-
terded for some FIVE or six miles in width, and -uch
was it's free that trees four Eve feet deep were
thrown across each other.
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lAdvertisemeGt II
Snnerhls he,ntiml CARPETS

A. trtucIdo1s low prices!!
C.csslsy & SC-'s Gorgeous MEDALLioSS
ESeLISH NELvLTs, g tO ~ per ysrd
Rel FNCIIsH BRVssELs, o tolOi per yard
Au.wool NGRANs, 8, too pei yard
Floor Oh CT oTHs, 2 6to6 per yard
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 90 Bowery
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MARRIE ID.

AULD-yREELAND-On Monday. May l6. in Brooklyn. by
the Rev S H. Weston Of ST. Johus Chspe Mr. Samuel Aud
Of thi, city 20 Mrs Elizabeth F. Neeland Of Brooklyn.
KFELER-LOCKWOOD-A Stamford. Conn on Wednesday
NAV 49, ls by the Rev Joseph Anderson Edward kerler
OF EeYosk TO M Sarah e. only daughter Of Capt Edmund
lockwood Of the former place
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE Ia CROSSE AND
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY.

THy TRIBCsE Of this morning, 10 ITS money article,
attacks Of previous statements; AID Scthottef
in advertise amt as'as generally brief reply 70
each.
The statement. have made derived from Letters received
by from the Office q the Secretary Of State OF wsccrsin
They The Of public ocer and not OF an inter
party and therefore, reab- and sas be Cad %
show ths 20 all stockhodsrs who will call upon ne AID ie
them for II the truth of commune siocs
ekhoder SEEKS TO prove every charge BY refer
20 "a receLtlypubshsd satenent VIA, recently Hue
.hed .seneH, BY whom pati'hsd BY the p,s:snt G
orh by . Vs , the which have been anl
unra that the public 10 longer pace any 'les
Az Ms..r. vose and Perkins II they DO nesty 2oe
shares "eyen single share Of u, ~ paia soek tsc
Lsye never aid that they did any o paid stock hsy
DO Lt the certificate Of ina, s.oct BE- paelshed
A. 20 Rufus King and The MIpak<s seatf, II true that
Rufs King il Of worthy seut.rmsn, whoss fe.lin
onS =. ;he sst % Bjure Mr. King ss.siled
Ta Masaat.e ssat.s yn rspy ey merely 9.st,s ss.oe
eo1Isp.aa cor IN Toe aspositoH q lsHd grants.
Report psse O. "Ths oIo~nS p.soas who 10. meca-
Der, d the Lsssgre State Oeer o. ofcen q ehes the
Senate Assembly in 1885, ''' received sGoe. .' f.ss
Ae1srdsr Michel. 10 t!ese
Ruius kls ls..,...'...'.'.........., ID wv"
Again, PAGE a. by the testimony Of Mr. kDeogrn snf
H. Palmer sppea's that the only pesoas who vere esa
s. s. sSs sy | e. s .", ss
Nlpaakse Sestnsi The w.s e is
s: To Rufus King. Both King .nd ns..u .ess eS
,ain.d- They each received of the ocsled ss
eonds were united then and anitsd nSw ~ -
otksr and shouA sbO.- me- submt ,ssss x.,
necessary for mr. " maize any further fePy " -
or hi, ..los s'oe.holdsr. T., se, also .nnounesl
edosiAy in TnG Tsrsgss. only to cay 'h sS c"
ss~d bat shall proceed a. a,s. have ..a.,yoss4 f4b.
oir sns in 10 the true cordon Of the Company -
tAs ss:s sad .sssI 4 ta0s wha sax uassss " sse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. s. b. Mills will give concert at Nibo's to-
night assisted by his wife, Miss Maria s. Brainerd,
Geo. Simpson, J. X. Thomas, Herr Mosenthal, Herr
Carl Bergman, c. w. Beames and j. G. Mseder.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

That unequaled collection Of engravings, called the
Chalcographie dn Maste Royal, in seventy-eight
folio volumes, the property Of Louis Philippe
and valued a, 81 800, viii be sold in Lesyitts book
auction this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

LAST LEcIuRF.-The Rev Mr.. Lord will give his
last lecture this evening, on William Ill. aud the
Balance of Power. The price for this occasion has
been reduced.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

ship f. H.. Capt. Hodges. which lying in the E'''
River and bound TO Schodiac between the second
mate and the crew. Knives freely used. The
second officer had part Of his bitten of and Is
badly cut Most of tue more or less injured.
Officers Cornell and Welsh of the Harbor Police
Force arrested Thomas Gilmore, Michael McDOnough,
John Hcnter, Wm. Il. Morgan aud james Warren.
They were locked up in the First Ward Station
Uou.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
.nprsroY,FrvuyS ySuop1V1rn.-Sarab Bussipp

ARRTsToF .FENAIF FSHoPIIFTER.-Sarah Bussing,
dIesed woman arrested "Wednesday by
Seresp If .he Fourteen Ward hoping vs
Gus stores In the city Among the pcon robbed by her are
-ar Spence Ne q Division street John Lay ot No. 3D
BoeIy Henry Sondhem Of Ne 6i Bowery, Mchse Cesy OF
No 5f Grand stree and Lewis Fellhemer Of No 5 Grand
street, Tie values varied from 81 50 81 There
FIVE ether to make complaints ne
She confessed guilt and took the officers TO her residence IN
Pear street near Oak where the stolen articles were found
J,.!ce Brennan locked her up for further examination
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
AQNtF.l sffllF-I,
SNATCHED FROM THE GRAVE.

Yrav hcre an thou IRON death b timely Sor;
in 70 NJ. GARDNFRs INDIAN BsLsAA LIvERwoRr AND
HoARHotND efec.g remarkable aad Tor sale At
.. n. nrrg
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

CAiH0LIc LdBRAKI ASsoCIATION.-The snniye
sary TO be held at the Cooper Institute, This evei
ing.
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Adve TtisemeTt.l
How TO RESTRAIN THE PASSIONS AND CcL'

TryA1F THF HGHsR N,TURE and in what pursuit can
make the uo-. al himself may be learned by Phrenoogsa
Exarn-s.icG ;. Fowler WELLs's, no. SS BIostway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
THE ANNIVERSARIES.

| THURSDAY, MAY 10.
4aerco- Bdpt Mi'sionary Unon-Anural meeting to be
held in the Meeting House Of the First Baptist Church, Broome
| street, near Bowery. at ~. O'Clock m
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

The Columbian Literary Club hold their snniver-
sary this evening q; University Chapel.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

AKIFSI OF AN RIltpkD
aged and very re-pec br appearing known John Smith
ass Specscs" taken into custody by officers King and
MoCord the Police Court charged with having
about the s Of April ias, stolen piece u silk valued at S
from the q Mes-rs. !. r. H. L. Crawford, Broadway
Lear R.ade street The siik missed Immediately after tue
and Of the clerks susPecns Smith, followed him to
"a. loan Office Of Mr. Jackson IN GTAud Broadway
The latter being informed the of afs
u,strd the suspected individual til officer could b.
As possible policeman arrived a. the shop
Bat the p-rty he desous Of arrsng had fed on being
n,eroes concerning the Mr.. Jackson stated ths in
s.,smItiu defan Spectacs he had been knocked dow
I'M h, oWL place. Aoooditg his showing jackson
unable 20 de.a man. who made his escape after committing
the assault Smith again by the police till arrested
by ocei. King and MoCod. He detained to await sn cA'
animation before Jus.ice Connolly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
Gas, C,s,-G,s FiyTTREs have been pro.

6aced factory o the uudered which surpiss L bal
arc Of the world = beauty snd prices Gall al rect Dpo
NJ SIT Broadway. WASts, rteA NO
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

BURNED TO DEATH.-Coroner Gamble held an in
CUE, on Wednesday No. les East Twenysevenh street.
pon the BODY Emma Stacy child years Old, who died
from burns received while jumping bonfire in open
o in flint whore she and 0her children amusing
themselves cotues OF the child appears caught fire. ana
before the flames could be exngushed fatally burned
Tho u.uRl Nerdc, Tend red.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

RoRrrRy AT DISRsPUTtBLE HoUsE.-Jacob
Sched- was ar,ed "Wednesday charged with picking the
o. ckei Of Chaf, Mr,le, residing at Nc 7l East Twenty
iurth sre, ~ gold watch ard chsin while both parties
a. d,repuis b tou. IL Howard stree. Tuesday night The
watch found The person o the accused sud Juce BEen
nar held him g. bai, IL 0(c to answer the chsrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

u
This Board held its regular weekly meeting yester-
day afternoon, at Wards Island. At noon, the mem
befs Of the Board, accompanied by Mayor Powell OF
brooklyn and few other guests left Castle Garden on
the steamboat DIR. Kane, and proceeded to the Island
where they were received by Capt. Pilsbnry the Var
den Under escort Of the Captain, the 20 nnss,oncr'
visited the various institutions, and returning 70 the
Warden's residence, held their meeting. After the
reading and approv al Of the minutes, brle and appro
pirate remarks made relative 70 the eAcelehl
condition Of the buildings and grounds; Inc ioho"
ing weekly statement presented by the Cierk
Number of Emgrants arrived 10 May IL c 10
Number Of Enigsn,s arrived since, 70 May 49, lse 7l
Total
To same date In 1883
Number Of inmates In the Institutions go. o,o
in Wards Island. d..................' 't5 liO, ic.s
Euubef Of nmstes in Marine Hospital 90 81 Pi
TotaL........,................. S1l l,Zbj LIZ
Balance II Bank Jan 1852 't'e'o %
Aggregate receipts 20 May ii, 1852. eII,Ho -
ssoeiPts since TO May G for oonnuta- .,c-. o.
tios passenger 975 " 4[VIi ID
81 It7jl p
Disbursements per previous account to
Nay H. 1859 e59........................S4 S49,e78 81 - -
Current expense. Of Msy and ll.... 9sl c- 529 65
OveTdTst Pc''c W
The Board then adjourned, and, at the invitation
If Cant. Plsbury proceeded 10 one Of the large halls
where was prepared sumptuous dinner. Every one
did ample Justice to the edbles, and then very quietly
and uno-tentatiously retired, without even making
single speech.
Tho company returned by the boat and were land
I'd at Castle Garden.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
SUPERIOR COURT-TRraL TERN-MAY l3.-Betore Jud


ALLEGED FRAUDULENT REPRESENTATIOhs.
Robert Il Williams al John y Birch. L. r. Nuting. Wni
G. Nutti1g, b. B. Fct, Th),. Thorpe and ). Newman.
This was action TO recover the value OF SIX bales
silk purchased by the three first named defendants from the
Plaintiff April 1857 subsequently sold by them To the other
Plaintiffs ale gd that they sold the goods credit
the defendants representing that they solvent ~ the time
which plaintiffs alleged Defendants denied fraud
and the goods purchased in the regular coure OF
business without any Representations Of any kind being made
Verdict for plaintiffs against the first three defendants for
7 49, and in the obe defendants Field sud Ssugh'
ter for plaintiffs; Harrington for defenosnts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

BFt6I.s PavENESr.-The Common Council OF
Jersey City have empowered the Comusee tosdver
proposals for laying doNr TO- 900 yards of Belgian
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

DAMAGES FOR CARELESS DRIVING.
Gilbert at. Curtis q, sl.
The defendants owners Of the Telegraph Line of
Omnbu running through Grand Broadway Canal
On the 10Th Of December last the plaintiff proceeding up
Rroadysy and he crossing Canal street he knocked
down by omnba- belonging 20 the defendsnts which was
driven speed around the plaintiffs et sm was
fsctnrrd from he effects hicb he couhued ID the City
Hospital for weeks and has entirely recovered
The jury found verdict for the plaintiff IN the OF s5o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Rior oS SBpBo,RD.-A bloody and very serious
conflict occgred yesterday afternoon on boaTd the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

The FLRRIFs.-Yesterdsy the Long Island Ferry
Company rom Nj Law, offering to dispose
two otrir boats II - said that there has
c-y been trouble nog the directors Of the old fery
Company, sri-iug out Of recent election.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

CHARGE or RAPE.-Chsrles Beno, Prussian, ~
wear. Of esr residing No. qi Ridge arrested
Wednosy charged with rape the person OF Rachel srsnd
air Is years Il alleged hat be asked her into m
n g. aud then committed the Outrage Justice
Blclr a. ockeo him Il default oi 5000 bail ioT insl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

rs>~ssss..s.s.......s.ss. otSS
The Erie earnings for Apsl stated TO show de-
crease Of about $lS0, 900.
The negotiations between the four trunk Roads ere
understood to be at end for the present, but ths
Ceptral managers in town to-day and in commuai.
cation with the Erie Board. II Is supposed that souss
settlement Of the local question between these Reeds
will be arrived at, and tha, then there Is possibility
of some compromise schedule being adopted BY al the
Roads under which rates may be advanced msterisy.
The shipment OF Gold On Saturday BY the tvs
steamers viii be e million, aud perhaps milios ssA
q quarter of dollars. The Niagara. from Bostoa To-
day, took 100000. Of which 900 wert from
here.
The following is the Bank movement Of the fou
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

The business Of the Sub-Trcssury va, Reosip<A,
$2S3.7s9 "a: fot Customs. >iJi.ooo: PsynssEs.
$2ee. 4o5 7s, Balance. 8, ,ss7, ,341 IS.
The second week Of May gives the Michigan south
esn Road the following earnings;
1873 '.'.........'............ p'sS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

DtsR,SDEp.-The Fire Commissioners of the East
On District Firc Department hsye disbnded Engine Compancs
F.c and Ten for dorderly conduct the morning OF May
, several of members both Companies have been ex
n .ds u 49, -pendod.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

RECEIyISG STOLFE G0oDs. - Yesterday, a girl
named athane stole three pillows from Mrs Hardman in
North Fifth street, Third, and sold them at J4nN
shop kept by Bernard Bridget Deay in Second street
North Thfd The parties arrested the former Tor
thu then thu lster for receiving the goods shd locked Up
iug rXanIr ation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

FIRr.--About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, q fire
occurso cury shop. Thursby walk. on Bush
" lck syeuue, bu, c1lusushed with Sigh. damage