New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
CITY ITEMS.

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CITY ITEMS.
CITY DoISGs.-On Thursday last s little before
noon poor Gersn stranger killed near Tenth av
and Fitethst Twelfth Ward By falling from lumber
wagon AMI being run over by of the wheels. Iii;
skull was broken and he 5yeathed but few moments
after the accident. messenger was instantly dis
patched 10 TIE Coroners Office with reques; that an
:noues; be held Immediately. The deputy Coroner
promised that !, should be Immediately attended 70 bu;
i, was not, until the day Friday nj noon when
the body had become terribly offensive yet though an
urgent request for removal made and the Po-
lice The Ward appealed TO there The body lay IN the
house Of citizen utterly uncounec,ed n any way with
the deceased until Saturday al noon. though the stencil
through The last day and night dreadtuy offensive
and noxous Aside from the general danger Of disease,
the citizen whose property used WIS pecuGarty
damaged TO the amount OF not less than hundred dol.
lars: Who ousi: 10 lose this He Will hare TO- sup
pose, bui !, is mos, unjust. Do we pay over Two Nil
lions year in taxes for such government ms This
A DANGEROUS NUIsAScE.-The upper part OF our
City especially between Twentieth and Fifteth is
in good part covered with low spots in which Is
allowed to s,sgnatf become green offensive and COW
cred with slime This is direct increment 20 Bilious
diseases Fever and Asue, &c, &c. Il would probably
cost stlo drain these mud holes than it will 10
bury those they Kill but when the loss OF ;inc by
cuen, sickness is computed Is surely most ceonom
cal 20 drain them thoroughly No owner OF land the
Island should De allowed keep agnan, water thereon
and ii he did Go il due notice the City should
hire it done and the expense upon him Who
i: Alderman OF the Sixteenth Ward
70 That most beautiful phenomenon. the Tow
ering of the Nigh, blooming Ceres may De witnessed
this evening Dunlap Thomson's Conservatory, 635
Broadway. The Aloe still remains in full bloom there.
SHERIDAN. OF Boston. adyertises MI sorts OF
fun to-day the Centrevilc Course-Rmong other
things there is to be climbing creased pole and chasing
pig with his ,ail creased. Charming fun
FIRTH X Halls Library or SELECT SONGS
This work that has long been wsntcd-a collection
ofthc choices, songs from the modern Opera selected
with taste and judgmcn; and arranged for the Piano
with simplicity and effect. The series already reaches
twenty five thirty numbers and embraces some
OF the gems from Pari;1ni, Etsir i,aore The Cru
slirS Sc &c with Davids exquisite Bird Of Spring,
and other popular SONGS Thus lar there isn't poor or
mediocre song among them
THE CLEoPArRA.-This favortc steamer OF
which ii may be truly said that she never made poor
"trip any where is withdraw for the present from the
Sound to give place to the imperial iaar'c The
Cleopatra IN excellent boat, and her officers rs well
a. those in charge OF the Norwich and Worcester Rail.
road in connection with which the c. runs, jus;
what they should be.
~ The ChevuIier A. de L6wcnskold. Charge
dAtaircs from II NJ the Hing of sweden and Norway,
arrived this City the 18th inst in the ship Sultan
from Hnvre.
~ The hard rain OF Saturday evening we guess
rather dampcned the power of the antC aliiornians.
We have heard nothing OF the affair have seen
any body who has.
poLIcE.-A man named John w Martin was
arrested Saturday u. the Franklin House :ugi
tive from Martinsburgh Lewis County where he stands
charged with having obtained from Mr. Norman Cody
the OF $1,000 by false prcences. The accused was
formerly President of the Lewis County Bank and has
also filed several important and highly responsible stu
atoms According to the ahdavits made in the case
some time ago he obtained from Mr.. Goody accom-.
mediation note for 5000 but aerward called upon Mr.
G stated that he had not had occasion make OF it
and would therefore tup, the time tearing
up paper in the presence OF Mr. G. which the Inter
gentleman believed 10 be the note he had gwen and
that being called upon subsequently by Mr. Martin
g gave him for $4,000 supposing the former
had been destroyed. 1t however aiterward
ascrrtained that both notes in existence. COM
plant accordingly preferred agans, Mr. Martin and
a Issued by Z-ba Knox, Justice o, the Peace
and put the hands of the Sheriff who pur
suit Of tho accused with whom he started back last
evening
William Rodgers arrested for stealing a cask Of
rnoasses Daniel A. Cinle arrested for obtaining
from ] " Conrad 800 10y tl-e pretcnces. tappears
that Gale advertised fora partner with certain
of capn!. Conrad answered the advertisement aud
advanced 800 for interest the concern having
been represented 70 him that there were no Claims
against TIE same whereas It ascertainci that
there 500 due for back while part OF the
stock and fixtures the property OF another person
"A box containing gold rings last night stolen
from the window No. go. sixth avenue. kept
by Mrs Sarah L. Brown pane OF glass being first
broken by the thieves Forty OF the gold rings
covered cellar. into which OF the roglcs tell
on making his escape and twenty.eigh sub.
sequenty found concealed among weeds in l3hst
and returned by officers Cook and Spear. The box
and il i said, worth upward OF 500.
Laoen Ereeander and Casper oof were arrested Tor
:raudulenty obtaining possession OF "a wntche alleged
be worth $50, belonging 10 Isaac Fnkelsteiner
Edward Gallagher was arrested yesterday charge
OF doing Patrick Mcclure OF No. % Warrenst of
n horse worth SO in The following The par
ties appears agreed exchange horses provided each
should be suited after trial with the others nag Nc
CURE becoming convinced that Gallaghers steed
steed for him. went back with il, when he
found that his old mad been disposed Of as
well the proceeds thereof while demonstrating
with Gallagher Tor his mode Of doing business the lat
seized the other horse and kept that also Thena
Copering and Mathew Carley were arrested By otcer
Buriey OF the Lower Police charge OF haTing al,
tempted violate the person Of female named Eliza
McEarly. They were both held to answer for the Of
As Capt smith taxing his rounds last night
&c found mar containing articles
Of wearing apparel the door OF his residence N Oil
yerst The owner may apply 4, the 4th Ward Station
House.
Appointments of the President,
BY and c:h .ie eGrice aud consen. Of the SenGte