New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
4 CrgE roR TIE HORSE -MALApY on Lose Is
1ASp-A Young u,sn requests publish tie follow.
in t;srur.a -ci:,sdy FEY the HorseCho Blind
S,sseers. now ruc;ug 80 frriorsly Long Island:
When YOU first ob.erve the disease, draw quart
of blood from tie horses neck then give him two
ounces OF rectihed Saltpetre with two ounces OF Glsu
bers Salts mixed IN one q1art OF water Give this dose
before the horse : led The morning and repeat after
he has done feeding in the evening Ii the ho-se refuses
70 tskc il this WAY mix with his feed. and give it g
o.. only of cach) three meals during the day. II this
does not have the desired effect draw another quart of
blood and repca, the above prescription SIN hours alter
ward The horse must De kept green fodder durl"s
This course and kept cool stable, on no account "a
posed 10 The hot sun
DINNER To MR. McLAyE.-Hon. Louis McLane
has accepted the invitation of citizens pablo
dinner and will name as early day for the affair to
take place As the state of his health and his pressing
sssenieuts WI: warrant
n A correspondent complains that Catharine
s. is outraseousy clu:tered up with all OF trash
oysters.ands among the rcst-the contents OF which
were brushed over her dress few evenings since, en-
,rely spelling it The federation OF these nuissncesis a.
most over. They must 90 BY the board-of Aldermen,
FIRgs-There were FIVE alarms OF fire yesterday
the only damage Of consequence except the steam
boat conasra6on) being building in the rear OF sosp
factory in Batavia-s which pretty much burnt ont
In the forenoon fire discovered IN a house IN
Chatham but ext!nguished before the engines
reached the place. The alarm las; evening 4, o'clock
was in the Fourth District but it amounted to nothing
serious owing 70 the promptude of already weary
hremen.
The extraordinary frequency OF these fires, (sheTc
having been ten alarms in the space of twcntyour
hours would indicate that gang OF incendaries have
commenced their diabolical work among US, and urge
the authorities TO observe the greatest vigilance.
~ Messrs. Bradbury and Hart meet their
Young Singers tomorrow in the Muiberryst Church at
A. NJ and at P NJ the Sprinsst. Church for hnal
rehearsal pre- paratoy the performance in the Tabcr
nacle on Thursday evening next.
r. The Museum at this time presents the ap
pcarance OF one magnificent Holiday. Never were the
attractions the entertainments grand
The Orphean Family, better company OF Vocaists
than whom appeared in public the universal ian
kee Great Western with Conover Miss Greenwood and
Pete Morris perfect galaxy of talent and fun and
beside all these there is Col. Chafu the smallest and
most polite man in the world. the Orang Ou,ang &c &c
at 81 o'clock afternoon and : in the evening
~ Hon GAKREr D. WALL. of NewJersey. is
at Howard's.
SrEScERs TRIAL.-They got Jury together
yesterday and proceeded with the trial. Thomas J.
Foot was examined on the part of the State
DIsoRDERLY HoUSEs-A SwEEPING BUSINESS
Complaints yesterday entered the Police Office
,,l,.,y ~. al,
Mrs. Sideboari and Emma Sheppard OF Nos. l62, l6i
l66 and los Churchst also against Charlotte Brown of
los Churchs, and Sarah Lyons alias Tu,e Frances o.
Ka and Margaret Ryerson of Nos. So IS md 5s Leon
ard.st These women were charged with keeping
houses of prostitution the above places the resorts
prostitutes and and women OF bad characters who
meet for vile purposes They were each held TO bail in
the sum OF $500
~ a poor creature imprisoned in the Tombs,
yesterday attempted to take his life by stabbng himself
with apenknte. lie inflicted several wounds in the
stomach and abdomen. He arrested before he had
accomplished his intention. Ills name Barney Law.
erty.
The Coroner held an inquest last evening upon
the body OF Mary Murroy alias Mary Ann Birmingham
native of Ireland, aged 25 years, who died suddenly
yesterday. Verdict-Death by epilepsy, induced by
intemperancc
COURT OF GENERAL SEssloNs.--A coored man
John Ambrose tried and found guilty o ling
the nigh; OF the Sd inst bag containing 81 20 belong
ing TO Lewis Williams OF Virginia. He sentenced
to the State Prison for two years. Charles Bcrghcr
and Joseph Znnger tried for stealing hog worth
$40 from Mr. McGornga!l 297 Munrocst on the morn.
ing Of the 10th of April last The had not been
brought to close before the Court adjourned.
PoLIcE-A colored woman was arrested ycster-
day for stealing shawl and dress from Bridget Dohen
"A lad II years old arrested last night in the
OF entering the of Richard + Lewis 237 Front
ST. by means OF false keys.