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NOTICE.

DflNG determined h rem,,s 4, Arssn.a. |
- si.h to s"Il tho tract ~ land vhsreon now
tgside continuing loo tcre., sttd land lies ) mile.
.iuth " the town N Pamela. une m,ls wei Of
the Nt-''siTri nni fruhr-.er railroad. there Is IN
the premises = cpmfrr' ,bjr d%veltins huu.c -. GOOD
stable, pa, haa-es, So. md q good r,.tsrn of
vaier. lhrte ia shout ~ acre. cleared land
There i.thrsc qutttstsut . srctiou adjoining li,r-r
premises that en- he sdird u les rssl. Person.
wishiue 10 purchase vll cti. a. rafty ~ pu..fhtr
On the undersigned, ltips un ,hs PREM 80.
- A. N. ~ HEREFORD.
Aa.us'. ~ tsfn. 10 I'm =
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Land for Sale.

NAVE fsr sale ldO acres II land, ss mitss
] east u batrs,ills Depot. ". Is I. =. H., tse
milsa ifuia ,vn'ml Academy. tWi acfss he,tsm
and - arrfs citar,d, imrrDtrm mt. urv and he
bet II sstlue satcr. Also, tNu other sinai tf,st.
II land NEAR std Acuism,.
fer further particular. ndircts m. A, Central
Attlem, Pesi ufhcc. r..noIa county. s,...
J. ,. WOODS.
August y. lS6n. Al su
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For SALE.

rlNiiE UNDERSIGNED vasr. foe sale The ,,l,.
able tract ~ lind On shivh h. ses re<tl.-.
u is lscs,ed ) miles uess ~ the ,ssn IT pa,,I.'
ami ~csa,sirs 6sS srrvs, met ~ shich isin ,lsls !.
bssss's sHi !. sss u the = ,ss i.s,rt III. place. i.
Nasth N.-si>s,ppi. There sse zO seres q !, !. !.
high 'sa.as sf esl'ivaiier ana % desi-sel Anv
sns desiring = FIRST class plses Al loo s,uy,s v..i',
ID vrH u ell ~ shs sub . iher q, hsae. o. a.
John Keith in Pamela. L. =. rpurfp
>sps. =. 1850. sse-su
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negro Goods! rlogro Goodsll

A have iu.i rrr,i,ri luf n ALABAMA
w ilNN. ANiI liN,li~, fhtsH vt r.uri
s' nII.n "a N.su aanl. r,ef Brought ~
.fs nHuanf. W. Witrettsrnl sttsnt iun ~ iha,
tHtIt, llh nn account ~ tbelr superior anal
anl brns southern Manufacture.
MIN i SigsBi.
p.U.it. kt,t.f d f4It
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Notice 10 e.yeai,ors.

1 thr lily torn " tl' Probate rlirf ~ r..
n nplt county, N" estate n \. i. Tucker. No..
r.tsrI, wa ported i]n.ol,ci, Naw. ths IL. ,a
notify ul pef'nu. who haze 'itimtntun.i ,tiIr..
tate 90 c"m' forward md have their claim. di,,
@rr"hAt'l and registered nee riding g. Inv. mud NJ
'ihnm winch 'hpI not b. registered terlt month,
from Che Int VI tlH' publication, .Hait b. f,vrr
barred. JANIS l.. u,gttF aim,
Iuly -. lsip n. Gr
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Book ofthe Crisis, A. D. 1860.

BOOK oftnG Cr1S1S, A. IL. 1860.
MN and a.aful ssrk. \ mech n~ep,ir,l t-,,.
~ erc~. Science n Government anl tav. &c.
Touching modes - government. ar, Of govern.
ing. rules II sceist, government and the use Of
avs
rrstGS ~ rms w0sx.
This book has three grand objects in ,,sr-
Frsi.-tc huild ~ the southern states ~ a,
e~lsslt,, with the Northern Stttcs. Second I
ausser. mus, satisfsctcr ". the Ah.litiantst.-
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law.
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" you ~ish a science u government. AMI law.
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New Saddlcr's Shop.

NNlNl' p,imtn'niiy located ~ lt, town n
III PinllH. ! AN prepared to make WI sinI, NJ
riiilrs, brii,.s and ~liNtb"s.. tu order. nj, The
shortest notice. Non,d Hsk The patronage NJ tho
ett'h' " Pano'n md vicinity NJ ktui " r..
r"ttnE d'h" ~ reasonable rates. Satisfaction
eiffih'rl' Terms, ctsh. shnr over tie Poet
One D. ~ CtEsAN.
jgy -. ZOO. 81.
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TO PLANTERS.

HAVE m haai and A. read, II make .ni ris
mp tn nrier, MY KtyiD Il ranains e~sr frs
tins and pvr.ess u all psstesso. Lss,ns spsr Z
god sac wilI . sa sbis 10 fsrss>h lsols>p - eAe m
= u can B, hsi elsewhere. rke b,ss II spssrsu.
80 sisen, II desired. Address.
o.. &. DtCKEV.
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consulting IN pArl ~ She'll, Ivory. Buffalo, Horn
tul lniit Rubber dressing ,'omt'- Toilet Bottles,
uIrur Boxes lltir. Cloth, Teeth, Nail. iather.
lln, md ii".h Bri.hcs. lubin's and %Iiaiin'. E,.
iftr'' fir The Handkerchief ~i'imnde.. lin.r uil.,
uy". tnr the Ilar. LDa's browt wi:.i.or sonp;
Yard - thsI.h HONEY suap. ahI every article
~ TOILET good. bpib plain anil rich.
" thi' stand y" hope aud expect to 500 oil our
"l irctH's md customers. assuring them that our
r'nrvrd riir's shalI DO aimed To please, aud to
continue 90 furnish them With Drugs ~ a superior
character, and other goods. the quality Of Which
vc cin aud sill warrant.
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como down by the way she had ascendedprovns fruit
To-. two skaters sent to bring her down, but, be-
Gore they ~cachod her, she leaped Off Strange to say,
sbe was hut little injured by the fall her crinoline
had swelled out, and diminished the velocity of her
descent.
Mr. Charles Flanders, for fifty years an honored
member Of the New-Hampshre Bar, died on the 10Th
of April at Planheld in that State, aged ~ years lie
was the author of olives and Times of the ChicfJus
tees Of the United States and Of two legal works
The Canada papers do not believe the statement
brought by the Canada tina; the Prince of Wales was
to leave England for America in week from the date
of the sailing of the steamer.
A very expressive mot is now current in Madrid
4" Quien siemJrG Dalces recoje Oregos.' tlie who
sows sweets shall reap nettcs. Ortega the name OF
the general who deserted his post to join the Carliss,
is the word for nettle and the Duce is the name OF
the general who while Inspector of Cavalry, carried
over his men to join the nsurrecton of Nealyaro, OF
which ODonnell was the head The expression Is
true and as singing as the herb whose name the I'M
successful rebel bears.
Gen. TrGzcl, some time Minrter-at-War under
Louis Philippe, and afterward tutor to the Count &c
Paris. has Just died at the age of eighty.
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43S !. loking in admirable health, and watched tn
.is with great interest.
IBy Telegraph
FIFTH DAY.
RrErA1n Safnrll

BUFFALO. Saturday. May 5, 1869
p1,e Conference met at the usual hour, BlshoP NV
g of Conferences was called for the prese".. "a
- o,oetions. &c The burden of the pray oiS 81
sshereofore, was for a change OF the ruo V"
4clution was offered by Mr. Hill OF h'iT sen
nineni by the bishops of a committee vi "''NN'
NE arpeaI of Alya Wright OF ono g NJ;
gncnaineut was offered by Mr.. Io"lss VI IN
= that the General Conference 10y ueieea3,iionS
= oil committees on appeals, IN oru'.r 10 re.'eNc
Sbons of ali liability 10 the charge OF exercising
~ ;,Arenc.. as has hitherto often been the case
SS "s ,,aant no reflection on the bishops; ne
~ J"sired 70 avoid the possibility OF any such I'M
stp, ~, ing cas- upon them by the enemies OF the
fhurch A.. o,o,d,,,o,, ,,.o,,ld ,el;ove
I5SIons very materially, and he hoped General
~ ~, of Appeals would be appointed 10 try all cases.
~ b;sbors had conferred on this subject, and were
lions to he relieved of this duty.
An amendment was finally adopted that the Commit
,oe ON Fpscopacy appoint the Committee asked Tor,
eiie,, TO the ratification of the Conference.
Hshop Simpson to question OF privilege AS al
Scr of the church. he somewhat sensitive OF mn
.Sral character. The bishops had been charged VIII
eruption If such charge had really been made, NJ
hoped il might be investigated.
/ hr. Cowles had no recollection OF saying that tn'
t;sbops had been charged with corruption, but th'
Northern independent newspapers had charged that th'
shops exercised an undue influence over the dehoera
cns of the Conference.
The rest Of the proceedings were OF an unneres'h'
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at. NoIthTnp ,rl.1I, I.-.,,L
COMMON PLEAs-GRyERAL TERs-Before Judges DAILY,
BRADY and HILTOS
nIlISInNs.

.Judgments appcoled from affirmed nth costs
JaIues H. Arms Morgan 4. Dayton Chas Harrison agt
corc RYAN: Erbert W. Michael Weckerbs James
Dunu at Juan C. Mier Enoch Harvey agt Francis Palmer
UNci The Mayor at Chss II. Smith Austen r. Williams
AIT Abm Kauiinau James g. Fox at Petney Curtis r. h.
acobsaa a. SilyeIhorn Philip Acker ag H. Schreitnulcr
Mn Rranh AIT. George Schott: Henry Is. Cromwell agt.
Moz Meyer; David Crosby Creighton b. FTench Charles
L. BouteT Chas Squire Jaryis Gurnee agt Samuel H.
Ruck Franklin Henry Edmund Gross DemsTest agt Darg
Munroe agt Guaine Hosiord Carter; Ehrenicb agt
Narsng Arrow ag Hughes Peyton agst American steam W.
Co Robert sgt Donnell; Whitaker agt En-nseT Smith agt
Applesse; Mary Harding egt J. ID. underhill; Samuel
Peter T. Cutler; John White AT. David Fairs
William Carroll agt Michael DOody James King agt Patrick
Riley; Otis A Whitehead agt Ludwig Noeil Jacob Peter ag
VIM Ilatng Samuel Lech ag Charles Reith Elias kaz agt
James EdgbeTt Jane Mackay ag Louis Dz h. Labu.sere
ast N. y n IL X H. Co; George Habrook agt Peter
at Barren Day Michael Mary sgt John DARK Amelia Page
sgt John Connolly John o. DonOhne agt john j. Hicks Ma
thanic Jarvis agt William Wade d. Lafayette Bartlett agt by
Hoppock burke Meyer Graham agt Ocean Insurance Co
egt Smith; Van Clf agt Fasett; Peton agt smith
H. Quarry ugt Brewster; Rice ag Taylor; Barbour ag
Frcnche Clark ngt DcGrow; Schnz agt Haucy Pilot Com
issiOneTs agt Salisbury Lester agt tnstarr wis at DE
LIVER; Squirting Il al sgt Trgler Deinaest agt Woodruff
Judgmenfs 0ppelied from rerersed1oh cJhJohn White
AIT James Mcclure; &. II. Nctte agt William Mellen I'd
Baker jeremiah Wilbur The Mayor Gc agt Charles
DorAn Arnold Bninger agt Henry NordinseT H. Stumwald
at r.. r. Hoyey William Smith agt James Petrie James
White ar Van Reed, William M. Macon sgt Washington
Archer Thomas r. Sheridan Michael Kelly Taylor Bennett
AIT Michael DOOdy Herbert Green agt &. Rrnkcri Theodore
Starr AIT Julia Lakowsk Stige Raynor Dean agt Can
Company; Meyer agt Jacobs kesbt agt Dikon Smith ag
Ferris; Douglass sgt Latham 1t al Baker 1t al AT
Bourcicault. mnhoney agt Gutter Cary sg THOMSON too
" abide the EVENT.
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lAdyerti-ement
DEATH TO NERNuS.

MEYERS Miraculous NRRNIS- DESTROYER
l. the only remedy the destruction Rats Mice Water
Bugs Reaches Fleas Moths and Garden Insects Read tho
follow ing testimonial, and be convinced:
"MKrRoPoLITAS HOTEL Newly ork, June T. 1859.
"JosRPu MEYER Eso Practical Chemist No 6l2 Broadway
Dear s gives great pleasure to bear testimony
the superior qualities Of Preparation, Meyers Miraculous
Ven- Destroyer IL has been used with great
Hotel and confidently recommend 1t a reliable Exteg-
uinator Of all kinds Of insects Every housekepe should poe
ses this Miraculous Destroyer
Respectfully, SIMEON LELAND & Co"
Principal Depot No 62 Broadway. Sold BY all Druggists Il
% cents TO y per box
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sESsIONS-MaY 5-Before
Judge GARRISON and Justices SrILwsLL and STRIKER
Sl., nd he fprmp a
cOUBT cALFNDAR-TuIs DAY.

SrpREME CoURT-GESERAL TERN.-Motions will
be heard NJ, A. oc- no,
az, saI 1919 1883 1889 1853 8l3 809 $751; 1885, 1851 3o s,
ig2I 1893 go 2s3 Part lNos 9o o26 9i6 9is $50 sssl,
90, Srprrron CorRT-Part Mos. 3i3, l9l, 3d. 39l,
90 ara 80 2i7 3p 403 400 Al 49, $780, S53 2i7 s9 % 233
Par, HNos i2l 49, a. 49, 2S, i6o, 49, Az is5 49, 49,
CorKT or Common PLEAs-Part Mos 402,
C. 1915 1916 1918 1871 1898 l8l2 1853 1900 1861 l,S S2
s4 Igss Part II-Nos 1884, 1885, 1885, 1850, 1851 1893 1854,
luS ,o 1870 1872 llG2, 1912.
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BROOKLYN II,EIMS.

THE ONE CENT FEKRY.-Mr. John Linsky's one
cent ferry will be started this morning at clock from
the foot of South First street, Wilamsburgh, to
Catharne slip, New-York, and viii he run until p m
the boats leaving every ten minutes from each side oil
the river. The prospects are that the poor folkS
ferrv" as it has been called will be literally patron
zed by people of all classes. The projectors VIII run
the ferry under United States coasting license.
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IAdyertisement
EDMARD IL DIXON NJ u Editnr of

I-p"hhD IL. DiAoN, NJ. u, Eultor Oi lho
Seape attends exclusively Operative Surgery and the moro
Obscure diseases OF the pelvic seea Rupture heuouneid
hstua and concealed abseess the recu cured tous
the knife or iyare Hobart Ford Brooklyn d. C. Met alum
New York n. O. Bradford NewNork John Alexander honp
Bamett New Orleans. Henry Livingston New orr .'a nso
than two hundred others IN various parts Of the cno vnco
hours nom 20 q to B. and 70 p M W,
At all hour. he hospital where every ean
fort Of domestic life l. provided for those wao ne h0"
important operations OF careful dietec treatment
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MARINE COURT-GENKKAL TgEs-May 5-Beiore Justices
MCCARTHY, MAYyARD and AcKKR.


DECISIONS.
Judgmsnts affirmed wHh COsts.-llenry agt. Carno-
chan: Cover agt Fose; Wheaton agt Hggnbothan Eddy
act Booth Sherwood agt Deyoe; Haight agt Ben Griffin
hagen agt Knob Mayo Bose; Steined ag founteroy
PaIdc . the Mayor; Fcrdon agt Cunningham Donnely ag
Reed Hsw swot agt the Albert Free Stone Co. Belts ag
Combs Morris agt Third Avenue Railroad Coz shipnan sgt
Kelley: Cochran agt Chapman; Ton agt Jennings Sergeant
act [akcs: Bel sgt Betty; Chase ag Gaard Ballard sgt
Lockwood: Buchanan agt. Mix
Judgmcats Rcrcrscd ruth COStS.-Deiiart agt'
Cook; Lewis agt Fox; HOoley agt. Fox. -,
Judgmcnfs Rcrcrscd and Ncw Trial Ordtred, r,h
Cos abide ereaLNan Wagner ast Hogshtoni lhorp sgt
,Jadgment Rctersed and NeU Irtdf Ordered.-Nlle
agt. Eohrup. u,., -, II
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-Stephen II. Chase alias
Stephen II. Chaplin was arrested on Saturday on COM
plant Of Justice Quackenbush charged with perjury.
In order to become bail for the notorious Adolph
Keischmidt, a German shoper the accused swore
that he owned the property No. i3i Second street,
worth $l 900. lie subsequently, repeated the oath he.
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SUPREME COURT-CnANByRs-May 5.-Before Justice
BONNEY.
DECISIONS.

Emeline j. Clement agt. Abraham ID. Clement
Motion allowance to pay expenses OF suit andio path
support pending action, denied .
Oriental Bank ag Bedame ct al.-Nloon TO dis
solve injunction granted 40 costs Of motion to be costs IN the
cause and abide event
Same agt. Same.-AIotion TO appoint receiver denied
and show vacated 10 costs Of motion to be costs
Of tie cause, and ebide event. -
Thompson ct AL agt. Sherrard ct al.-Order allowed
Before Justice MCLLIS.
George f. Brown ag. julia a. BrOwn.-Kelprt
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted.
In re. the widening of Reade street-lf all the par
ties interested will puae that the money be deposited in the
Life and Trust Company in hng that stipulation an order may
be entered accordingly If not, the motionis denied
Mussina ct al. agt. Stillman ct cl.-hotion denied
Let order entered Examination 10 commence on Monday
NAV T. and proceed from day to day till completed . 40
isaaCs agt. NATURALIZATION denied, with $40
costs
woodruff agt Keeler.-Memoranda for counsel.
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 7, 1860.

dgment yereysod aep t0firdcred betor same ja';ee
Henning AIT Mcdonald "a,
ont colts onum agt Conrad. .
dgmer rerersd az % and affirmed 10 residue, Nth nj
rcsfs-C ollins aet. Dsturnen -,
dom,uf and trial ordered take place May
lG ara NJ before Justice Nth Flo costs 10 resp'7den 10
b, ugid-Stebbins agt Hart
" n1oI, Stouvene Lucieu Duhrrnrt
Dx Dock Bank Ira Hutchinson John II Thompson sgt
George jacques Henry X. Graham ag The Same James
eno AIT BENJAMIN B. Conk John Fitzpatrick art W. H.
Dodre John Dunn agt williamson; John Ruck at Conrnd
Zcrer Tie Mayor. &c. agt j. W. Lyon Michael Murphy
art James y. Portens . nj.
act Whitney: Fallen sgt knoler; Seey agt Garrison
order modified Hall agt- Mcmahon.
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS-MAY 5-Beforc
Judge GARRISON and Justices STILwgLL and STRIKER
Michael Sattery and Michael Flood, the former a
Constable convicted Of assault and battery upon Miss Fanny
H;nrs were aagned Saturday and sentenced 10 the pen
itertiary for co days each. 49, a..
Doan Indicted for robbery pleaded guilty to petit
rce and was ed 10 the penenary for 10 days Do
ioLt of the oath 81 March last Fay intoxicated ana
stng down 20 dock fell overheard and drowned The
deceased and Dolsn together and the watch was
found upon the lstter He stated that he won II az
Richard Mathews and Nathan Dexter boys Il 6
Of were tried and convicted Of in the third degree
They wore remanded for sentence.
TIE flo ing pleaded guilty Of selling iqnor without license
and wee fined each: Nm. Clark Patrick Ward Thomas
Go Patrick Bekrens Courad Kline Henry Steers, VIM.
Uamon has Murray Thomas Flood, Bridget Stewart and
lanes Mel Kinney They all promised TO discontinue the sale OF
anor Joseph Clarke for like oense fined $50 or %
days' Imprisonment.
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WoodhuIl agt. Keeler.-Memoranda for counsel.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-May 5-Before Justice
HoFFsAs.-DgcIsIOSs.
Bookhaven agt. Boomer impleaded de-
MED a. TO T. J. Boomer. upon payment OF - costs
Mccormick agt. The Same.-SaIne order.
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IAdxrrii,.nlent |

SUCCESS and HAPPINESS are open 10 an VINO
know how to use capabies correct
natio l. The hest method e learning these eaPabie. ana
may DO obtained daily at fowler WEtIss, No 90 bf'"s
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Found DRowSED.-Ihe body oil dIowneu n Ti
a icled nm al the foot Of Sacket street. Saturday In
decersed was feet OF inches high aud had dark half an,
hodv was clad In blue undersh coarse duck sh c
ns heather belt about waist and boots hsd pe.i
H. the water about three months The remains were taken
the Dead House for identification
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SrABBIsG AFTRAY.-Stephcn Waldron. carpenter,
and Francis Brunnengen got into difficulty on FRI
day night in Forty-ninth street. near First avenue,
when the former stabbed the latter very seriously in
the left breast. The wounded man was conveyed 10
his residence in Fory-eighth street where he lies in
critical condition. Waldron arrested and locked
up to await the result Of Brunnengen's injuries.
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GERMAN ISsKEEPERs MEETING.-About four hum
bred German innkeepers, who organized several weeks
snce into Society for the protection Of their business
against the Sundayfws held their third weekly meet
ing Saturday morning, at the Stadt Theater, in the
Bowery-the President, Mr.. Lutz, in the chair MIR.
Lindemuller, proposed that henceforh the hserbeer
saloons should be kept open all the time-l' having
been decided at their last meeting that the doors should
be closed from 10 a. m. until p m.-and the meeting
resolved to that effect deciding 10 have no more back
door business done 10 avoid the law. About two nun
dred new members were enrolled. The practices OF
gaming and dancing are not to be engaged IN at the
saloons and no beverages but lager beer and temper
ance drinks are to be sold As for theatrical perform
ance. these are to be kept upas beore but some OF
the lager-beer dealers persist in calling them church
services.
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SUPPOSED SHoPLHTER ARREsrED-ofneer Fltz-
auce of the second Ward on Saturday arrested Henry Meyer
German peddler who under indictment for grand larceny
When taken he was in Greenwich street having pieces Of
muslin and several pairs shoes ia market basket II sup
posed that goods had been stolen from store lie
locked d for trial
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LIouoR vs.. Law.-The following arrests were made
Yesterday for violations of the Sunday law: Robert
Kiuner of No 81 Courtlandt street, Charles Nonden
halt Of No. l24 West street; Daniel Baker barkeeper
NJ the Island City House, No. South street; Adolph
Krocer No 10 Delaney street; Christopher Johns
No. &c Delaney street, Hugh White No. las Cherry
street; Thomas Stanton, No. l75 Hester street. The
accused were all held bail to answer by the different
magistrates before whom they were taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

width 36 feet and depth about IL feet The machinery
the plans of which not yet entirely completed VIII
bc constructed ut the Morgan Iron Works She VIII
I've launched some time this Fall and will be completed
in about two wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

A meeting Of the Common Council was to have bee
held on Saturday night 10 finish the remaining bus
ness but failed for want of quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

ARREST ORA TICKET SwIyDLER.-CharesG Gilmore,
who is alleged to have been associated with the noor
Gus Pat Duffy in swindling the Rev. John James OF
Missouri TO the tune of $50 was arrested on FRIDAY.
Mr. James alleges that he barganed with the accused
and Duy for three second-cabn passages to Cailior-
nia PAYING them 5000 therefor They gave HIM steer
age tickets instead of second cabin thus swindng nm
out of $780, Warrants were issued for the arrest oil
both but they had fed. Duffy has not yet returned
but Gilmore was locked up by Justice Welsh Tor eN-
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

FIRE CoMMIssrosER.-An election for Fire Com
missioner of she Eastern District is to be held al FIRE
mans Hail. Oh Tuesday evening. The vote oil eacl
company is east by two delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

The SUNDAY LIQUoR LAw.-The Sunday liquor law
was if possible more strictly observed yesterday than
the Sunday previous. Every porterhouSe was closed
in front, at least. The police having received strict
orders to arrest al persons found violating the law
many who had heretofore admitted customers by
roundabout way, closed mp altogether There was 10
all appearances less liquor sold yesterday than on any
Sunday heretofore. The examination OF Patrick mar
vey, who arrested, with Others for violating the
law last Sunday, was resumed before Justice corn-
well on SATURDAY. Several witnesses were examined
10 show that persons had drank something from tum
blers which looked very much like liquor when the
examination was farther adjourned until Monday.