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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
CITY RAILROADS.

10 ne kaiteT q The N. y. TyiJsfae.
SIR; The communication from Wm A. Barring
e@ president Of the Third Rslioad COMPANY rub
nt1 IN your paper OF tins day Of especial notice
dot Know anything about the Second bird
nut having been daily traveller either the Eighth OF Ninth
avenue Roads eTer since they quilt haze noticed On sew
era occasions the perfect impuny with which both driver and
eoneneoT allow the class Of persons complained OF by the City
Inspector 10 enter the - ~
was only this week that, coming Down In enc of the mail
Ie Ninth avenue, had fellow. passeneera tyo
women bessy intoxicated, and whose whole appearance rms
i5athsome IA the extEslne.
have noticed great tines perso1S of t kind in tie
Eighth ayenle and occasion wors.
s'are Of Drunkenness assisted nt by friend az h.
fen into his seat perfectly supefd he broke the window behind
ham into atoms.
At Iaoher the coInifs down crowded in the
ing Glanced 10 be seated next TO hdng her lap
child completely enveoped In ashevL The child worried
sdeaby and ia Of It, struggles, its face becoming
esed noticed that II badly marked and upon nqng Of
tie noiha II her ciJd H. ans8eTed, Sure and has
the yaicsid."
On another occasion, fltiylookng oame IN with
biet covered with cO and SIT down with Il on her
Tsp Est Of winG COMING IN blow the cloth aDs disclosed
bssetfgD % cold yio The gentleman who sat next 20 her
he'd tie sleeve N his at completely saturated with
shoulder % cuff by cehng in contact with the basket
might ftpy instanccs Of similar character 10 al ihden
lie extent which have under ny swn observation but
hesc will suffice. reform 4 greatly needed snd h 70 be
hoped he the pie Owen by the rule adopted by the Third
Road will be followed by oil the other Com panies
Me- Io,h, May Is, 100 ONE or THE PEOPLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

WASTED FERTILIZERS - Every farmhouse con.
s'antly wastes some Of the most valuable sources of
fertility Soar-suds is rarely saved yet !, contains the
oiash of the leach-tub. The potash is thrown away
while the eached ashes is saved Guano is bought
while all the peculant matters of the family are de-
posted in deep vault, which, after being nuisance
for years are at last buried out of sight and out Of
mind. There is no better fertilizer for small fruits than
soap-suds, urine, dshwater and other Stops of tho
kitchen. Currants are most particularly benefited by
frequent waerings with such substances II win in.
crease the sze Of bushes and fruit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

HARLEY RGILRoAD-SUMMER 8RRANCE NESTC.-
The regular Summer Gime-table of this -oad goes
into effect aonday next 18th jG5t., witt an eaty
train TO Croten Falls, with stage connections to LAKE
Nshopac. According TO the new arrangems uts tie
trairs viii leave the uptown depot asfollows.
TAO g. n. fof WilismsbTidge asi al way Sstions
81: fo WiaUqbrdgs AZ stations a5oge 10 Cro9n Falls
lois for .e Plains Creton Falls, And staoa above
70 Albany.
ii d. n for WfIsmshndge and a. way statoGa
z 7. T. for White Plains and ell way stations
,. L.. for White Plains and all way stations
20 for White aims and sonE ebOyetO Cr0ton Falls
D. n for White Plains and al was stations.
-6s5 pe1. for V bate Plains and al way stations.
$50 PA for Wh44usbTbdge and a. way ststicsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NEW DEBATING SocHTY.-A new Debating soci-
ETY. has just been organized in Jersey City under the
name of the Bees-Lettres Society" The first meet
ing was called on the 9th inst, when the following
officers were elected:
President Charles " Hiyer; vicePlrsident o Hartman;
Treasurer Nelson Hartman Secretary Francis W. HALL
Critic james D. Sipl0ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

HUDsos ,,ousry CouRr.--The case Of William "n'
Lafayette ulbur. agt VIM Gardiner Is ain on indictments
,onpy oowins persons waS p ,ed5 vestsrday mornings
yobr Teardman and James williamson or pad d e. n"
o re- rnon,hs each In the County JAIL ana COSTS
n9,y, C"y,;s for an assault and battery Of
% a, fined f25 and costs; the Court eerying the right
"a scnd him 10 prison II the fine IL not paid
eel ,or assault and battery or James H. Dewey lined
$50 aud costs with the reservation as above IN a.v
uIus Shaaer bar tender Hoboken, for hghng County
/ Jnilt 20 daye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS-Before Judge GARRfsoN
and Justices STRYKER aud suLLwELL.

John Mnck alias Buffalo jack and Joseph
Purcell implicated with John Meyer John Hoeseck and Har
Ion Smith placed trial yesterday indictment
grand larceny being charged with taking $50 bushels wheat
valued az II 20 per buhe and $50 bushels the
cansboat "TTagar" the % Of March hast The cargo
owned by the Western Tnnsporation Company and the
vessel lying in Atlantic Dock basin the time the alleged
theft committed The principal party appears 10 be Mink
who has heretofore been suspected Of committing depredons
of Ike character along the South Brooklyn docks Purcell Is
grLin dealer in Hamilton
In February last he bargained with W. b. Jones' -four and
grain dealer in Fulton street to sell him H1uany Of wheat
amounting 70 10 bags The grain delivered in lighter but
sleed Of 20 there 100 bags Jones paid for the ~ bat
withheld the rest. being suspicious that all right lie
made inquiries brt In the time the police and took
Possession Of the en which had yet stored having
discovered that wheat had been stolen from the TaigsT.
Hoeerck captain Of the lighter and Meyer Waterman
Of ne Trafalgar The prosecution proved in brief that the wbGt
belonged TO the Western Transportation Company that
takeH from their boat without their knowledge that Mnck
Present when it eken and that Purcell cold Jones
The given 10 The Jury early in the afternoon h+y
had agreed the rising Of the Court The announced
that they would receive the verdict If they agreed oR
this morning
Morgan Rhodes and James McCary decenly blessed
young tined indictment for burglary In the ht
degree In breaking into the house OF Nathan T. Beers IN OSod
street the night othe 18th Of phil st, and stealing
three coats They subsequently arrested suspicion Of
being thieves by User Moe Of the Fourth Precinct Poh>e
and eeachng them Of the nz coats found their
Possession Pawn tickets for the other upon
them, they obtained at awn-bEokes shop In New
York Both the accused convicted they
tencedo the state Prison for the tenn years Rhods
born Poughkeepse and "a years Of age Mearty was
born in Ireland and ed that he l6 years Old lie
much old r. however
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

CESTRAL RAuRcAD or EE%g-JERSEY-NEw AR
RASGEHzSTs.-A new timetable goes into effect on
this railroad MOn1ay next 2s.i inst, arrangements
having been competed for rueDirg an carly express
train between this city and Hanisburg, Pa.leaving
New-York at a, H., and arriving at Easton ct $50
a. M. Reading at 1885, and Hamburg al l24Op M,
in time for dinner. The train nov leaving at 41Op
10. viii hereafter leave at p m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
BROOKL Wv ITEMS

The eighth annual examination OF the pupils of ST.
Japes's School, which is under tie guardianship of
the Christian Brothers, has been going on during the
week and vas concluded on Thursday night Nv an ex-
hibiion at tue Athen@um. Tie exercises consisted Of
music, vocal and instrumental Rotations, ard dram
attic representations, all Of which resaed to the credit
Of the pupils and TO the qualification of very large
audience The school numbers 800 pupils. the fol
lowing is a s Of the of those who by their gen.
era gocd conduct earned crosses Of horOr which were
awarded 10 them: l.. Broderck, Thomas Sheridan,
~ OC9nner, Thomas Williams, n. OBrier, j.
o Brien, p. Baxter, I'd. Hennessey, A. Kennedy,
Tbos Byrne, p. KeaIney, j. T.. Shaw, Ed. McCor-
MIX j. Gevn, !. Sullivan, j. Curtis, Nm. Gardner,
j. 1lcNauara, h. OBrien NJ. Ash, n. Kirby. y.
CaNiday, j. Pielan, Ed Mitchell, j. Leddy "a.
O'CSnner ID. Lynch, NJ. Baelle, G. McCalrey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

The ACCIDENT TO THE EIAGARA.-From nsorrna
ton communicated to reporter last night the
of the Niagara putting back to port the breaking
of her shafts ia the bearings probably eccasioRed by
the expansion consequent upo1 the heating of Jour-
nal This fracture bore upon the wood work of the
vessel straiDng of the plSnks as to causet to
spring; hence the leakage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

BoDY OF AECHILD FoUsD.-festerday mGrhl ny
was found floating In the river opposite the American ooa
pay, dicks by Charles McCsnn Coroner Carney was
3;a.y notified and impaneled Jury The following yece
was Found Ia the water, and came to It's death o
causes 10 the Jury unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
A CARD.
Tn M1 EdiLor Of Tho N Y. Tribnne.

SIR: In your report Of the Columbia College Com
eneeent OF May ~ you in error In assigning 70 the
ygg prize Of 400 That prize carried OF by Mr. ID. r.
Baldwin while had the honor of receiving the third of A15O
hope you will do the justice IN thus setting right before
ths public, no less than the College
Was elected Secretary Of the Alumni and communications
arc requested TO be addressed to Ut No 81 Pine street
WIN s. ELY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
A| " INTELLIGENCE.
UN' .SyD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Msy as
before Commissioner BEfTs.
tue FORCED LAND WARRANTS CASE.

~ sfFD STATES COMMISSIONERS UFFICE-"ay y
Before Commissioner BETS.
THE FORGED LASD WARRANTS CASE.
The examination into the case of Selden Brainard,
charged with having passed false declarations for bounty d
was concluded this afternoon The evidence for the
rr,.u showed that declarations In instances hD' 20
been sworn to by who dead previous to the u of
swearing and in others by whose heirs and SUM-
already obtained warrants Il stated that the Government
have been desuded large extent by these practices The
DEF, nse Is set down for Moniay next
To morrow the examination win BE- Proceeded with In che
case Of MIR Lawrence charged with Fini'ar ofenses.
Mr. McIoan for the prosecutions Jean f. Doyle Mr.. DOnc
hue Mr. Judah and Mr. Norrcsh for the defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CAMPtIGx Club
This Association held meeting last night at its rooms
on Third Avenue, between 0ne-hrndre6-and-tUenty-
second and Observation-Disclosures wenty-third streets
President Isaac h. Williams in the chair.
The following resolution, offered by MT. Pabor, was
unanimously adopted:
Realized That the Twelfth Ward Republican Campaign Climb
heartily iadorse the nomination Of Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois
for President and Hannibal Hann Of Maine VicePredent
ard its members viii do all that lies in their power
triumphant issue to The campaign upon which with
such promise Of success.
Brief but spirited speeches were made by II. H.
Gregory an ex-URiOn man; James ID. Wharton,
and Edgar Ketchun. The latter gentleman briefly
reviewed the bred Scott case and anmadverted upon
the Judges who gave the decision Of the Supreme
Court saying that they dragged their erniine through
the mud 80 serve Their masters
Mr.. Gregory warmly Endorsed the nomination of
Lincoln and iamlin, and pledged his support in the
Gauge.
Committee was appointed to cooperate with Ike
Committee OF the Ward Association relative TO the eel
ebration Onthe 4th of July next and on motion, il
was agreed to have grand ratification meeting at
Harlem, on next Friday night. The Club tlen aG-
jouTned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERA-May 25-Before Jud


RUSSELL
Andrew IIibbard John Keegan and Edward GUM
Jan convicted Of dordery conduct IA creating
public houses In the upper part Of the city particularly
the Allegheny House Of Third and Seventeenth
Hbbard and Keeesn sentenced TO do ~ days
penance in the City Pfison, and pay each fine Of 300
Ouinan let off with 10 days in the City Prison.
Peter and John Koll, Germans fined Z 25 and sent
% the City Prison for 10 days each, for fighting
Henry Rogers and Edward Saunders gamblers who pleaded
guilty several days discharged with epiimand rs
appeared that they not professionally engaged in that
business.
Albert Watson fined 100 for indugng in the exercise of
his pugstc propenes he pleading guilty Of an assau upon
u neigllbor
John Rogers the State Prison for two years for at
tempting TO commit robbery
John H. ingalls, sent to the State Prison for three
plea Of guilty Of grand larceny.
Edward Mccormick sent to the Pententiary for year
for committing the ofense in less henOns degree
Terence Campbell to the State Prison for two year.
for passing counterfeit bills
james Cooper and Christopher Humour tried and
vced Of stealing &5 bill from the store of Susnnah Ellis Ne.
"a Mott street. and sent to the Penitenay for four
months. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

BoARp or FrRE Coz. MssiosERs.-At the annual
meeting of the Board Of Fire Commissioners Of Jersey
City, held on Thu .cdsy evening last, Charles scO"
was elected Pres' sSet, and Frederick p Budden was
reelected Secret<ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

upon the person mar lns Dale aged The prisoner
child ""N" w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

THI PRoePEcT-EHL PARE.-A meetihg of th0ss
opposed to the proposed new park and othef improve
gents Authorized by The last Legislature having been
held las, MonGay evening, another meeting q those IN
favor of taking measures in vindcaton Of those acts
and for The speedy execution thereof be held in
the Governors Room Gf the City Hall on Monday
evening next. meeting of citizens favorable 20 the
Parks also to be held a the Atben@uul in Atlantic
street tbs eFening The subject of these improve
ments is begiRning 10 excite general attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

The FORREST CASE.
Forrest Art. Forrest.

To-day counsel for Mr. Forrest niadc an application
that defendant be Allowed appeal from the order Of the Judge
fixing the amony and final dree without filing security and
for order staying PROCEEDINGS in the meantime Mr. T.
Brad and John Buren, in favor; Mr.. UConor opposed
The Court took the papers and reserved its decison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

The United Stnes steamship Roanoke was towed
from North River, TO the Navy Yard yesterday afte-
lOon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

OUTRAGE ON LITTLE GIRL.-Peter Rogan, an
sged % years committed prison by Justice
Nelly IL default Of 900 bail charged with most brutal assault
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
FkK- ~ d 10
JOHN MACDONALD

BY MIL BRYANT AFDfMICHAEL PHKsNT
In testimony thcrc pprecacn Ct his Efforts and
ondsr Of John G. Heensn the American Chapis. in his
teEt with Tkomss Sayers for tia championship the world
A faithful friend and an honest mar"
The head is surrounded al the upper edge by a
wreath of laurel and at the lower edge by wreath Of
oak. Beneath the wreatbs s representation of the
przering and stakes and the four sides compat-
ments divided by the stakes many sporting en-
bltms: the first representing a second on one knee,
ready receive his principal che second the emblems
Of hunting; the third the ehems of fishing and the
fourth the embleDs of racing. The 70 be sent
10 England by the next steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

WDoE-AwAxE CLUB CAMPAIGN BATTALIos.-A
meeting ofthe "Wide Awake Club" was held at their
Headquarters, No. $50 Broadway, OF Thursday even
ing, at which it decided that battalion for the
Presidential campagnshOud be organized, consisting
Of three companies, to be commanded by Major
until six companies have been organized when they
are TO be commanded by Colonel, and TO elect Ma
joT AdJuant Paymaser, and Quartermaster; that the
companies be instructed in Hardeos Tactics as far
it can be adapted 10 their purposes; that the initiation
fee shall be 81 winch shall pay for the uniform; that
members shall drill as often ordered by the Captain
not to exceed in frequency once per month.
A committee reported the names of Mr.. Hopper as
Captain for Company A. Buoce for Company b. Van
DOran and ii. c. Robe for Company G.; Mr.. Farnham
az Orderly Sergeant for Company A, Mr.. Cook for
Company Z, and Mr.. Warner fOI Company c. 1t was
moved that The club he styled the RailSpitters Batta
ion, but the motion referred TO a committee. A
committee was appointed to procure drlLrooms. The
Committee ON Uniform reported that it should consist
of a backglazed cap, with red, white and bue band;
cape similar 10 tfat worn by The fremen of Philadel
phia, black enameed CLOTH with and rail painted
thereon and torches similar to those used by the Fire
Department with swivels the handles to be about
seven feet long, and to have small American ag on
each. Tine matter was laid orer for consideration 1T
the next meeting. The club then adjourned until te
night at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

MITE WARD REPUBLIcAs RATHIc4rIoN.-fte
heyubheaas Of the Ninth Ward held ratification
meeting la.t evening in Blocker Building.
Augustus F. Dow, esq President Of the Niltb Ward
Republican Association, called the meeting % order
and after abiding to the campaign o. 1885, the first Of
the iepubbeal party declared the nOtlinationof Lin
coin aad HaIalin amid loud applause Speeches were
made By Mr.. John Keyser, delegate 10 Chicago Mr..
5. B. Da.eher. Solomon J.. HUI, esq., Chas s. ,Spen-
ces esq., Il. Deafeld Smith, and others indOrsiEgthe
pohinanens resolutions passed 10 the same effect,
aud the nmost esthusiasI1 prevailed an<ng the Re
pGblcans q the ole Ninth They have goae into the
campaign " th spie, and mNan TO d. their best for the
success Of ti.e cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBKRs - May Is. - Before Jurice


SEQUEL TO THE DIAMOND WEDDING.
A. C. Chat,rrton agt Washington A. Bartlett
The plaintiff in this suit recovered Judgment against
the defendant fer sl3 pat of the bi being account of
Wins furnished for the ceremonies attending ,he msrse of
Aiss Bartlett with Oviedo at the Brevoort House. IKE
con was Issued and returned unsathed The paintt then
obtained supplements, order TO examine Captain Baroas
julgment-debtor returmoe on Monday next
THE cHEEyER CHURCH CONTROVERSY.
Henry A. Hntt ct al. agt George White ct al
To-day was the return day TO the writ of mandsmus
give certificates emitting the plaintiffs to the office OF Trustees
defendants a stating that they unable b.
comply with the IN eSn,eenee o. b ppagy d
Tees and act forth that motion to that elect was ausy
The argument the mandaus return is set down for
Monday next.
Thomas Saddler agt. Sarah 4. Roome.-Motien de-
MED with Of opposing costs nhe action Same
order In two other actions between the parties
GENERAL TEKx-MAY 25Before justices IsGRAHAJ Null
LIN and SMITH.
ADMISSIONS TO PRACTICE.
James r. Brady, John +. Bunnel and Malcom
Camte esgs the Fxanssers appointed by the Court made
further to-day whereupon directed order for
the admission Of the follow gentlemen who all with the
exception Of Mr. Morton graduates Of Columbia College, Daniel
Rarney William s. Fy, Isaac H. KiIby, Geo. W. Morton
| Charles A. siliman, Job1 Ward jr
| DECISION.
| Osgood ag Peers-The Coust affirmed the order in
this case which that Of the Supreme Court Circuit decid
ing defendant be the legally appointed Clerk OF the Sec
| ond District Court
| COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TKR4-May 25.-Before Judge
DAILY.
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY,
Mary Duhig agt The Mayor, &C.
In this case reported yesterday the Jury found Tor
| the plaintiff for s255.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

USKSowE Man TouSD DBowEED.-The body of an
unknown picked up e. the weter foot Of Elizabeth
street Rel ook Point yesterday The deceased appeared 70
be about years Of age, and had efy hair Had brow,
sock coat ribbed mixed cassner Paoaoous black sttne
shoes Had been "a the water about month Further psrticu
JOIaleLuon tlIet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

SUDDEN DExTH.-Frederick ~. Lord, Republican
delegate from Suffolk County Otle Chicago Conven-
ton died from an attack Of apoplexy in tbs city on
Thursday morning. lie attacked on tbs 18th inst.
at the Delaycn HOUSE in Albany while en- his way tc
Chicago and was obliged to yemsn there all Wedues
dag, when his friends placed hin board the Isaac
Newton and brought him to this city. Hsre he was
transferred 10 the steamer Essaachusests but died
shortly after beinge7laced GA board. Deceased was
SO years of age and resided at reenpor,, l.. l. Dr.
Lord was membe- of Congress n 1879; and dele
gate TO the National ConVeEtonin 1910 ss Baltimore.
PRESENTATION To HEENAR' s SrcoND.-lIessrs Tiff
fanny & CO. have gust finished splendid gold-headed
Mssacca cane 10 the order Of Neil BryaEt Michael
Pbelan, as present Macdonald the trrer and sec
ond Of Hesnau in bis late fight. On the .op of the
cane head ia The 70 lowing inscription:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

FRENCH REPUBLICAN CLrB.-The members Of this
Club met on II ursdsy evening at their usaa place of
meeting. No. 6Is broadway, NJ. f. Fauene, editor of
D'Epoqae, in the chair. The meeting was far moro
largely attended than usual, and very attentive.
very interesting discussion took place concerning the
Chicago Platform, and especially ~ reference to that
- p,o,er,;ve sbe otbers as q Free-Trade document,
without arriving at any definite conclusion The ten
AeDcy Of the majority Of the membes preSeh1 was EVIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

SECOND AssEMBLY DlsTRIcT REPDBLIcAYs.-The
Second Assembly District Republicans held an enthasi-
astic ratification meeting an Warrens Hell, corner Of
Henry ana olser streets, last evening; 1fr. Ira II.
Tuthill In tie chair. Messrs. f. Dela6cld Smith -.
4. 7. Marshsli, james Fannan Mr. RYAN. and others
nzsde rousing speeches In favor Of the platform and
the candidates. 10 which the people responded with
hearty cheers. The Republicans Of the District re.
solved 70 20 70 work with viii 70 elect the ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

BRooKLYs Cry COURT CALRSDAn-Monday. Nav
ings ether stputon OF the parties are 10 be tried by In,
Court In the June Term viii be ordered the July FERN
No Jury viii be summoned for the July Term Then vii bo
four weeks Jury trials in the June Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

-. a.. "a. If Free. Trade and would nave nave
SS{ S s@ee se s platform is hsy
been convinced that its meaning the Chicago
views. However, after some o,;ug then resolved TO
Platform was adopted The meeting for the purpose Of
organize cnpsn scS C psP"aea with the fssn;s
a} I%s Ros5 He Club and make the" p"r0' "
;,s prooeedngs, 49,