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New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

DETROIT, May 21.-In the Presbyterian Gen.
era Assembly this morning debate resumed on the
question Of changing the mode OF representation In the
Assembly. Numerous amendments were offered but tho
whole subject was finally recommited without insruc-
ton the committee to report next The discussion
showed clearly that the Assembly is Overwhelmingly OPP
posed to the plan Of synodca representation even with
the safeguards proposed by the committee.
The Special Committee TO whom the majority and
minority reports Of the Committee OF Benevoence and
Finance had been referred, recommended the appoint
ment OF Committee OF fifteen, composed largely OF
laymen OF financial sk and 10 be located In New-YorR,
whose II shall be promote systematic beneyo-
among the churches, and 10 whom funds may be
sent II preferred for distribution to the several boards
The Standing Committee Home Missions reported.
recommending that subscription OF $45O000 be raised
given to woman's work in connection with this depart
ment - -.
report on Manses was introduced this afternoon,
after which the House resumed its consideration OF
Home Missions.
Dr. Kendal's able speech Of this morning followed
by address OF great power from Dr. Dickson After
further remarks, the report OF the Committee was
adopted.
Tic Assembly recognized tho Presbyterian Boord Of
Home Missions Incorporated lately by the YORK
legislature the legal or the present Board
Of Home Missions and Of the Board OF Domestic
Missions.
Several delegates from foreign ecclesiastical bodies
was designated as the day for hearing them popular
meeting in behalf OF tile Homo Missions was held TINS
[For otter Church second pdgel
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
DECIsIONs-MAY q.

Suprcne urt-ChGmD0S-Bv Judge Icor ard
Otto ssche ag CasssDda SachseJnfgment o. divorce fnN
Bshop IT, Kdwe; defaut 10 et The lcena ~
10 y the ssne judgment entered and execution 70 b. sue an
levied and further proceedings siayt At 30 costs Fo''' ST.
WAing (SGe opinicn)
By Judge Bsdy-Lovek sgt Ford e. aste otiou) Gfes,'r
AIT Motion granted coudtoral Nee 1n"nl "n-
chel sgt Marn-Orier granted Wslsta1 Ag Bafetl-tom
Dismissed Malcolm agt Aleu.-demoran-a.
Common Pl6Gs-SDeaGl Tcm-By Judge J. T. Daily.
Pucus-Moton denied u le matter Lucinda se-eAf-
gument fee Of ft0 dsaloWed
Siprerne Cout-Speddl Tcrm-Bv Judge Curtis
Henry Non Ochen at Won Osenlue sr o serve Of
summons conformity with The 2h rulei l,e or ogrs
Coleman Msurer same sg Conway e a. Motion these
eases Denied without Cclwn The Eighth National Blk 81
denied without With ceTk White
ae Keep-Motion granted Muller ag Negu et aMouon grated
By JUDGE MoneL-PttTy Che.ierCase ordered 70 De hle
Judge Feedmanele e a ast Naefhoue ct a-Ca'e oE-
dered to be fled.
Court of Appeals-Albany, May 21.-The following
given 10 The Court of AIs jug gmol. tfd
with cos-Pee DcLapaue; Dent -t The Softl American
Steamship Company Benedict aet Ccvl tA at Tie exLaTe
Railroad Company; Robinson The Long lsa-o Id Company
The Rome Wate0wu nud OgshuR Railroad tompalF
Znn AIT NewJcrsey Steamboat Company; Bowers act Johnson
Jugments afrmed-Tne People rel The Ere aud Gene VAT
lev railroad Company; BROOKS 1be People Judgments Teyerd
and new tid grauei-Slh agt Lessi Getty agi'
johnson the Hudson River Railroad company JUG
men reversed Judgment Tor defendant demurrer With cos with
leave 10 bis complaint payment o costs within ~
das-Aerton Beden Orders Of the General Tern reversed and
orders Special Term affirmed with cOsAslcom agt Allen. in re
Central Railroad Company appraised lands OF The Buffalo
Erie Railroad Companies Oroer m tnf new ta d
judgment absolute Or psnuh with co-t-Caph ag sl-ie
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
IrcTrrRES. MEETINGS. ETC.


The Mercantile Library Association elected
10y unanimous vote yesterday the following directors;
Charles H. Wilson, Peter Voorhis, Henry ID. Lloyd, and
j. G. Carrie.
Prof Chas +. HART read an interesting paper
On the Lower Amazonas" last evening, before the
Geographical Society," at the Han OF the Historical So
ciety IN secOnd-aNe.
The National Rifle Association met at No.
127 Mercerst last night Col Church in the chair Gen.
woodward reported that Gov. Hoffman had signed bill
giving the Association $4,000 for the purchase oI RHO
range
The annual Convention Of the Board of
Delegates Of American sraeites was held, Yesterday in
the Jewish Synagogue In Fortyourtn-s About so dele
gates were present b. j. Hart being III the chalr Inc
prsseut J. Hart Of NeWiork NcePrastents T. j.
Jolun Of NwioTk and Wolf Of washngon treasurer Alex
:. Saron o. Boston.
The third anniversary of the WOman's For
eign Missionary Society Of the NJ l. Church was held
last evening at ST. Pau's Church. Fourth-ave. and
Twonty-sccondst. The Rev. DR.. Foss presided, ana
brief addresses were made by Mrs. j. T. Willing OF LIN
uols, Dr. McClay, Missionary to China, the Kew MT
Manse Missionary 10 India ana the Rev. Dr. Newman
in India and China nine female missionaries ahd ~
female teachers engaged IN teaching li5O scholars Inc
receipts during the past year were $4,000.
The following were yesterday elected Gov
oruor of the Society Of the NewYork Hospital for the
ensuing year:
Da7 Golden Murray Robert LsuoI Kennedy Thomas Hall Fae
John Green Ere e1ck A. Conkng Nathaniel T. Bailey Gus
Svau james B,eAmn james b. Johnston samuel Mets James
Brown SheP Candy Rober j. Livingston william Deunsto
Jackson Au Gs0rse Cabot Ward George d. H. Gillespie, m
H. Hoffman Edward Jilar. Jonathan Thone George l. OLphant
John Williams William H. Macy james H. Banker Merritt Irnoe
II s.. !
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
THE LOwDEN MALPRACTICE CASE.

An inquest was held, yesterday, in the case
OF Mrs Mary A. Lowden, age 49, who died at No. 22s
Thompsonst May II. under circumstances indicating
that she the victim Of malpractice. George r. Gyles
Of No. ia Nnthave accused OF having performed the
surgical operation, and Thomas Trmbe iyerystable
keeper at No LAG West Thirty suspected Of hay
ing been accomphce IN the crime were brought into
court as prisoners Capt Byrnes Of the Fifteenth Pre-
cnct the first witness, recouned the circumstances
under which Dr. Gyles arrested. Kate Otto, Mrs.
Lowden's servant, Louisa LOwden, her daughter
Thomas Roa who summoned to the house after tho
discovery of the body and Henrietta Haggart VINO was
with Mrs. LOwden the morning preceding her death,
gave testimony corroborang the accounts already pub
bsbed. Miss L0wden stated that TrlmDie bad frequently
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
TIE COURTS.
THE AVENUE RAILROAD M0RTGAGE3-Aif+-i- IL
CATION FOR a NEW TRUSTEE.

THE AVENUE C RAILROAD M0RTGAGE3-APFLi-
CATION FOR NEW TRUSTEE.
Application was made yesterday TO Judge
Leonard in the Supreme Court Chambers, on behat Oh
Ebenezer BeadlestOn and others, owning maioi'y o
the first mortgage bonds OF the Avenue halroau' lor
the removal Of Shepherd knapp. the trustee OF tAaI
mortgage.
Mr. Devlin for the trustee, claimed hat inc e1clv'so
~ te noer Of the Court Uhe phrase in the trust being
may be removed y was a matter OF discretion, anu
that notwithstanding the application OF majority Oh
bondhoders the Court might for good reasons ieiue
10 exercise it, The first mortgage on tine road lncluGed
onv so 10 speak, the body Of 1t the second mortgage
covered the body and the extIemites The parts not
included in the fret mortgage important auAl
ares TO the business of the central portion OF the t9a1
and as Mr. Knapp was advised that sale OF the wh"e
road together was the best interest OF al cOucecu
he had as q trustee Of both mortgages begun lore-
closure on both intending afterward To bring me haa
into Court be there apporuoned among the
bondhOldcrs, ,-,.-., 81. d.
Mr ATnoux on behalf OF the petitioners claimed that
This was the strOngest Tor the INST bohlhouti
having a change in the trustee. IhcY had aINau'eu
their money definite property, tud had fg1t 10
return ont of that property and, II they uth hcu - 10
do to purchase that property, and not ne
by the necessity OF purchasing other property al le
same time aud then having their money tcu up IA .
long ana expensive litigation. For these Fea aoas' it>
desired 10 have trustee OF their mortgage citJ N'-
voted 10 their interests. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
coNFIDEycE opERAToRs ARREsrEp.

John McCaflrey and Eugene +. Swift have
yictimized number OF persons on the East Side by
representing themselves Capt. John j. Mount OF tie
Seventh Precinct and Detective Philip Farley and
stating that they collecting money for policeman
named Drummond, who had been over by a streot
car Among others, they called on Jacob Mandelbaum
Of No 3l3 East sixtysocondst who suspected that they
were not what they claimed 10 be, and said as much
They became quite indignant, and offered TO accompany
him to the East Fifty-ninth-st Police Station where
Capt Gunner would inform him that his suspicious
roundless. He went with them to the staton-house,
where they called for doormau Jones Although half
convinced he had done them injustice, Mr. Man
debaum asked the sergeant charge il his companions
the officers they claimed 70 be. The sergeant re-
piled negatively and Mr.. Mandelbaum then gave them
into custody On the subscription list carried by the
swinders were the names OF many politicians. Swift
was once a policeman, but dismissed from the De
partment for violating the rules. number Of com
plants have been received against them from those
whom they have swndled.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
"6DUL TERA1ED MILh."
EFFECT OF THE TRIBUNE's EXPOSURE
M ,,;ILmen of New-York and Brooklyn

rbo ,n;Il,men of New-York and Brooklyn
much aetated. Yesterday in regard to the reveia
lions nnbllshed in THE TRIBUNE. Some OF those "nos'
names appeared in the article grumDIed iuguoi'ouSy'
while others threatened vengeance on the lePo'''s'
who they sad, were endeavoring 10 pie"h w 'hoii
hsiness Others still INDUCED in vague threats against
Tur TRIBUNE. while many accepted the situation ana
said they had only done the acts OF ther leho"s
oompelled them to do in order TO earn iivehhood'
The officials at the Erie and Fortyeighthst depots
stata that the preliminary announcement OF yesterday
revelations Mondays TRIBUNE was discussed DJ 'ho
inilkmen during the whole of Monday night the prop
ahe character OF the disclosures, and the names OF
unfortunate offenders being speeulated upon WIN no
small degree of interest, while general desire was
manifested TO read TIE TRIBUNE soon as 1t cOnd DC
obtained.
The general public universally expressed tbankfulnes
for the publication OF the article and desire that inc
officers of the Health Board should begin at once TO sup
press the adulteration of milk. prominent merchant
said: "If the Health officers do not take some action
now after THE TRIBUYEs exposure 1t VIII be patent 70
nv mind that they hesitate act on account OF sheer
obstnacy or something worse. have not been able to
understand why more tfIectual means have not been
taken 10 stop the sale of foul food which daily zee III
shops in this city, and IL the officials shall continue 10
remain ouiescent after the complete exposure when a
pears in to-days TRIBUNE, shall know that their crn-
nal neglect OF duty is influenced either by unpruohaDe
eontumacy reprehensbie ineicieDcy ana the e''i-
bers of the community should take measures at once 20
have the provisions of the law enforced even II they
have to secure the removal Of the present oinceIs III
order to bring it about"
The revelations concerning the swistallcs Of Brook
1yn were matters OF special conversation, and universe
ind d-uaon was expressed at the negligence Of the au
thorities in failing 10 break them up. Prof. Chandler
has analyzed the blood OF the cows fed on s~imilK
from seven different stables in Brooklyn, and hnds IL
impure and waery and states that these animals are ID
such an unhealthy condition that both the milk they
give and their flesh when slaughtered are unnt ioF hu
man food.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
ruE TWEED AND HGERsoIL GASES PosTPoNEp.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 21.-In the Circuit Court
to-day the of the people OF the State of NewYork
against William NJ Tweed mpleaded with Ingerso and
Others people of the State OF NewYok against Thomas
c. Fields and Mayor &C., Of NewYork and people OF the
State Of New-York against Richard b. Connolly were
called Motion having been made by the counsel for the
plaintiffs pursuant 10 notice. that the argument OF these
cases brought and heard in Iefere counsel
having been heard for the DEFENDANTS II ordered
that said motion stand until the jury trials and the
then heard Deputy Attorney General the Hon. Charles
O'Conor, and Messrs Wheeler and Peckham appeared
for the people, David Dudley Field, William Bartlett,
John Ii. Reynolds, and William Edelston for Tweed,
George TcknOr Curtis for the City OF New-York, and
Samuel G.. Courtney for Connolly. The counsel on both
sides expressed their readiness 10 proceed with the cases
without unnecessary delay. The case would not Dc
heard until the jury were disposed or Mr. feck-
ham gave notice that as the time came during
the Circuit when Jury not ready he would
the Mr.. Field protested that 10 was not iar
To compel counsel To remain In constant attendance h
courtroom in order to be hand when the people
called the The Court declined TO make any orae
to the exact time for calling the eases, but shu IL
would net allow "a snap Judgment" 10 be taken.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
THE sTREEr-cLEASING QUESTION.

The Police Board has received no bids, as
yet any part Of the streetcleanng contract, but
none were expected before to-day AS bids viii be re-
ceived from contractors up to p IN, 1t Is understood
that none VIII be opened by the Board until tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Brown. the Street Contractor, IS willing
give up his contract. according TO his friends II the
Board Of Police will take his streetcleanng outfit in
Guiding tugs scows. horses and carts, fair price,
and II the city authorities win pay him the amount
which he Claims Otherwise he Will continue perform
the work according TO the of his contract aud II
necessary he viii call the courts protect him. He
further claims that the Legislature had right in
tertere with contract made with city officers for
specified time and that II II be taken from him he will
have good case for damages against the city for nom
fuhDment Of its part OF the contract.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT uuDsUTs 2la BROADWAY.
ssu-C,s Eocn-731 6nm.-T' hdHght-e5'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-The Earl of Ranfurly, Viscount
Cole and The Hon the Hon John Young Hamilton
Csasa Sir Thomas Dskh ellison Homan Directors !oseph FREE
Treasurer Muir Superintendent the Graz wes,ern hA
.v IN Canada w OF Rhode Island uen joseph
r. Andersoa Of hnopd MAgaon Of Madrid the Hon D. w.
Glden Boston, and Capt Cook OF hnssa
Hos-Judse stephen J. Ped Of The u y supreme
Agenue I0iD Samnei q. Hove Of Boston, Ten A.
Bro Of Richmond George b. Mocaee Chief Of the PnnnE
Division Of the Treasury Departments W. Van Nafenoufgn
~ Albany O. J. Hllgef Of Washington aud the iev. y,
T. Smith q Nev.Aren. Asr HOs-ES cOEgensn hsmiHn Won
gna William McNchae Of Philadelphia Gen. klgauek EeH-Je
md Intbopy Barclay kbholas Hot-Gen Jo.pa H.
ieT IN 0o ,,e n Spngue Florida the Hon. James NJ seo-
vel Jsrsey Charles H. sher ehngton MAJOR ~ hssp
of Anburn r. T. and H. Gardner, Chicago Nor YORK Holei-
Con n Nryn AlbanT. Holman H0Use-Prof G. r. Hartt Of
oe UpiysNty Geu D. Vcke of feEJeey and Lon hors OF
peon C,sey Honse-Alfred II. GlheT Of Cncinna. Hest
s,r Iol-6en A. slensfhr Of hesayen ana TIE Hon a.
John.on of Cohoes n Y...EUerel H0pg-eut Connanr a.
n Rahoscn s Nsvy Coleman House1he Rev. Dr. PATTERSON oi
~ sipis N,,ropoan HofAssemb Augustus Hill stern'
helg, Loaghrau, and ChAmbeiB, NeEiorL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
QUARANTINE CHARGES.

A Board, comprising the Quarantine Com
missioner the Mayor OF NewYork the Mayor OF Brook
lyn the President of the Board Of Aldermen of New
York and the Health OGcer of the Port OF New-York
met at the Office Of the Commissioner OF Quarantine In
this city. yesterday, and adopted the followng
That Of and charges for hfhteaee
The ordinary Tbor The
Port Of that tie eompeDtoG
charges q the employees he m o the denmnao Of the Heath
s0ttc " TIE dhThf Tie pasl
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

The number of emigrants arriving at this
port since Jan lis 92s against G5993 during the same
period IN 1871.
Edward s. Stokes will be arraigned, to-day,
IN the Court Of Over and Ternner plead TO the ndct
mcnt charging him with the murder OF james FISK Jr'
Controller Green issued, yesterday, an order
directing the occupants Of market stands aud OF sands
over streets and CUTTERS TO clean the same day, anu
when necessary to disinfect tbem
The sale of large collection Of paintings
was begun last evening at the someryile Gallery Inc
prices obtained were exceedingly small, and in no case
was the bidding spirited. The only pictures Whlch
brought more than 500 were the following:
The Pairing" Carl flubner, $500 spanish Marriage A. DlIn
s225 Marke Ghen CarabA1, $685. Coast oil Sicily
storm Rsng' o. Ackenbosb' 80
The body of Merwn A. Andrews, age 81
OF No 2l3 West Twenty yfourhst was found in the slip
at the foot Of Whitelall-st, yesterday He left his
home on the evening OF March 70, and is supposed to
have been suffering from temporary alteration OF the
mind induced fall upon the ice. On the night OF hts
disappearance "a man seen 10 walk toward Solth
Ferry boat the foot OF Whitehast aud 10 leap INTO
the
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

William Drayden, age 3j; Peter Nolen, age
a. and James Burns, age 90 quarreled over ouor ea
yesterday in the saloon August Fsch at Schenectady
and Fulton-ayesp Brooklyn, and finally came to
blows. The fixtures OF the bar-room were
flung about recklessly and Nolen, seiz,pc a
heavy cutglass whisky decanter, strnck Dravdon
on The right temple, telling him nsensibe 10 Tho Moor
NOlen and Burns fed and the wounded man was re-.
moved his house 10 Marion-st, where phyllcian ro-
nouuced his injuries fatal Coroner Jones atempte IN
take an ante nOrtem statement, bur condition OF tbe
dying man rendered this impossible.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
THE FLOWER CHARITY.

TO The RAZOR OF The Tri6une.
SIR: Allow mo to correct misstateheht
which appeared in your columns TO the depot OF tue
flower charity 1t s it has always heretofore been
M No 2s9 Fourthave up stairs Flowers will be received
there from every Tuesday and Saturday, and II
your readers could only how grateful the poor suer
ers Ia hospitals for single bunch OF thoHc macs
which are now so common 1 am sure the rooms would
be nllea with 1Vwers IL people byng ia the country
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

called upon mother that he Tas az ne and that her
Sno had not approved OF his visits oo,one, is M
sid that he would adjourn the case uuaninded as Mr
Ss Vas in IN health and suffering from vas
in n cell Coroner Young replied thai hat he woud
confident IL he could have nnot ua5 hence tLe
obtain evidence duplicating Mr. Iriinpie' "'"''
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

The Rev. w. S. McClanahan is at present
in this city engaged in the endeayor funds sf
feient clear Roanoke College Of Salem, Va, from
small but pressing load OF debt incurred in the exten
zion Of it's buildings at time when circumstances
seemed warrant such an undertaking, but which the
present depressed condition OF material interests at the
South cannot provide for. The institution il literary
and in its culture, though under Lutheran
ing the present year.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
POLICE NOTES.

EFrancis A. Dorman, charged with procuring the
Ieouuoa fraudulent whisky bond houorab dehasei yes
terday, b. Commissioner Shields
Harry Edwards charged with assaultng the mate
NJ M Norwegian ship SKIOLD fray discharged yesterday BY Com
missioner Osborn Norwegian Consul this port eonsenng
Emma Kast died, as was supposed, of smallpox
At No Monday. Her body sent 10 the MorsGe
wtere discovered that practice had been attempted
Francis Courtney, age 90, died suddenly at No. 90
vaudsmt yes;euy fom sgaOwng large do o audanuin
Hall a. OF Nc. AmsI, attempted 10 commit suicide
ytst.E. b. tak aldanum.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

would, during the coming season. prepare dried fruts,
preserves, jeies they would be most gratefully re-
ceiyed FOR distribution In the Fail, and would be ex
uemely useful y. L. Re
beiC- York, May f8, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
RUPTURE

es.sh,v treated by Dr. MARSH at his deai Sure
oa ipstlumcnts for all physical defonities 1i s
s6oaler Braces MARSH Co, No. Veey-s- rnAs i''' ANU
c1mneeut female 10 wait upon ladies'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

ELEGANT. wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Griddle
Cakes &C. prepared IN ten with DooLEIs NEAsr POWDER
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

BELL SCHNAPPs.-This celebrated beverag
and tonic Is sold BY all grccors sud druggists
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

PURFNoLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS at $50 Broad
way showing talents, defects, and bes! plfsuitA
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
BROOKLYN.

The first Of q series Of Saturday afternoon
concerts will be given in Prospect Park June 1.
The Mutuals defeated the Forest City Club
Of Cleveland on the Union Grounds, yesterday, by a
score OF IS to
The Rev. Richard S. Storrs, d. d., pastor OF
the Church Of the Pilgrims returned yesterday after an
absence of two years. during which he has made an ex-
tended European tour. His congregation VIII give MN
reception this evening
An unknown person fred q pistol shot into
the third-story window Of the residence Of Mrs Mary
Robson at No. &c Johnsonst., yesterday. The shoI
struck bed ON which daughter or MIS- Robson was
lying asleep, but fortunately dd her 10 INJURY
The Philharmonic Society has received
during the past year s9sG so, and expended S952 90
balance 2Oo3 81 The directors elected are the following:
T. B. Wymsn II. K sheion wm Poole join C. Beale b s. Mills
J. r. Howard II. G. King < H. Agrn e. A. l0S9s-nd ~ > Buip
ham, e. L. Burnett X RAYMOND Henry Sanger e. H. Baxter D. l.
FrJnshain ~ t. sand, Francis iLon, j joan d. Eweh fIe
Ste.s { l. iinse Cromwell G. T. Locnls HenT Camp j. b.
l4alf
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

Visit T.. LORD's new Cleaning and Dyeini
Orce $50 Broagay near Becer-s, ae Of Broone branch
0 Brodwa dresses shawl seque aces feathers gloves &C., bea
uiuly cleaned coais, pants, vests cleaned Ike new
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
z 'I sK:ESl4H KE?:{S2H3g}8BS! ; A !!

Is not only the BEST but also the CHEAPEST BAKING POW
DER ever offered to the public The attention Of HOusekeep
ers Hotels. Boarding Steamships. Inland Steamers 9c s
invited 10 its SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE all other Yeast
Baking Powder. for producing Light Sweet and Wholesome ROLLS
BISCUITS BRRADi BUcKwHBAT, CORN, and OTHER GRID
DIE CAKES, WAFFLE CAKES. PASTRY &c.
1T is the CHEAPEST, bat NOT LOWEST PRICED.
Sold by GrOee Fruit Dealers ship Chande 49, everywhere
Ash for IL DooLBY BROTHER ProDhetors,
No % HRw-ST,
EewYork
The Retail supplies Powder Of Whole
.ae Groe, Druggists P, Dealers, &c. HevYOri, other cities
iiIoaghout the United StA:eE
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to B.
souRy lOt Fuon-s showcases Ohce up stars. "a
direct from the iron safe hands, At manufactures pe
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
iAnnO1ncencnt+I

Annomcemcnt+I
DANDRUFF.-DURNETT's COCAINE removes
To LET COLD HAVE ITS OWN WAY Is TO
Ar IN LAYING CoSsUaPrroS To curb THR
MOST sruBBoRS Coueu UDoousL
DR. JAMES ExPEoToRASr.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
LONG ISLAND.

RocKAwAY-Mr. White, who was shot by
Franklin Norton Is considered out Of danger. The bail
has not been extracted but is mbcdded in the thigh
Norton previous to the shooting, had been confined in
az insane asylum.
NFW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrrY.-At a meeting OF the stock
holders OF the New-Jcrsey Railroad held in the superin
tendenrs rooms, yesterday, tho Hon. Hamilton Fish,
Isaac VI. scudder a. L. Dennis, and Nehemia Perry
were elected Directors. publican primaries were
held last pct for the election OF delegates TO the State
Convention.
NEwARK.-Carr, Farley. and Finnigan, who robbed
Blumstors cwclry store, have been convicted Julia
Murray indicted for cutting the throat OF her
cI pleaded t1uty 70 4 charge OF manslaushtcr IN the
Court Of oyer ana TeIminer yesterday.