New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09


viz bu; sent word thar he would be unable attend
until o'clock on Monday afternoon We understand
that Madame Bsrbiere has fled bill of divorce sssin,
Fer husband snd SIR. Lockwood engaged IS her pr.
counsel
SERIOUS AccIDgSr.-0n Thursday afternoon, as
M David schenck an aged and highly respectable Cit.
zen residing a, No. 249 Broome, street, In the Tenth
Ward was looking for merchant he had business
with in the store No % Pearl street he accidentally FL
through the hs;chway from the % TO the % story 5y
which he WAS very seriously Injured in hs right nip
ankle and foot and being conveyed home on couch
lies in very painful snd entirely helpless condition
Hopes sre entertained by Dr. Childs his physician ha
&c will recover
FRA fire broke out Friday nightat O'Clock
in the story No 40 Peek alp the upper paos
which occupied by an aphos,erer and papS.
hanger, Whsle could ascertain, and Ia
whose premises The FIRE originated. The lower par.
occupied by Edwin Burr. wholesale grocery store
The building snd contents considerably damaged
by fre and water.
FIREs-Two dwelling houses on the tthavenua
entirely destroyed By are Friday. The aremeu
able 10 procure single drop Of water to es.
tngush ,he danes the ciserns which they hsvebses
sccu stoned TO rely, having entirely failed
II On Saturday evening msn unknown
was stepping into omnibus at the corner of Fuscr
street snd Broadway his foo, slipped snd falling back
on the pavement with great violence ssshed the back
part Of his head a shocking Bis clothing was
perfectly saturated with blood. Two gentlemen. who
seemed to be acquainted with him. came tI. assist.
and took him away 20 procure medical sid
q There are ten thousand pounds OF live Lob
the sloop Exchange from Portland to shi, pet
II 4 steamer is building al the ship-ysrd Of
Wm. Brown, and Is in such forwsrduess that shc Is
expected Dc ready for The work in July She will hsvo
the strength least Of the Great Western aud Cambria
burtnen OF between SEQ ard goo tens aud will carry
5000 bbls freight after accommodating TWO hundred
passengers Her deck will he 100 length and he.
See! $50 fee; Messr5 SpoAori 4 Tileston a; tho
head of,he enterprise here and connected With mey
chants in Charleston Tho steamer is named TIE
Souhcruer and companion is to be put the stocks
directly after she is finished, be named The North
erner ToSether it is believed they will form line 10
leave New-Yor and Charleston each week the year
round. Tho engines be built 6y Stil!,aau, Alien
X Co aud tho unususl expense Incurred OF building
them Of wrought iron.
~ The brig Gsnses Capt Wilson from Al.
exandria Egypt has board u number OF sn,ique srt
cles well worth the inspection OF the curious Among
them elephant with dog sitting his back
sculptured in MARBLE weighing about 200 lbe. some
made OF bronze and clay also, some specimens of
glass proving beyond doubt that the manuseture Of
this sr,ice was known ancieuts These articles
we're dug up some 80 feet below the surface in tho
entity of the city Of Aexaadris and bear svden, marks
OF great antiquity.
CouRr or SESSIONS In the case OF Catherine
Costello and Charles Mason VINO serving ihc,
sentence ia the Pcuiteu,ary, application made
IA f.,..
Gently Pronounced upon them end place them in tho
same position ;aey previous to sentence, or.
der TO give time TO prepare bin of exceptions to The
Supreme Court the days allowed by Law 10 pre-
uarc such bill of exceptions not granted previous
10 their sentences mad being placed In confinement
cording tn the conditions of said sentence.
The Court, however made order in The case pre-
vious TO adjournment
In TIE case OF Mr. Terhune who recently cited
appear snd show why he should not be suspended
from practice in this Court, while wri, Of error, nov
before the Supreme Court set aside demurrer to
indictment, for inormaes therein WIS pending, A. D.
Russell Eco commended in behalf of Mr.. Tsrhune tia
the whole proceedings OF the District Attorney, in bring
ing wri, of error practice and that
II he wished this Court to make any decision in the
case he should have issued writ Of ceyt0rdri
The District Attorney reply contended that the pc.I
ton he had taken correct in ait IFS bearings nss
much the demurrer to indictment which was put
by NJ rarhune its face ackr owledymen. that
he had been guilty OF mapractices in his profession.
The District Attorney in concluding his remarks upon
this subject called upon the Court to sustain him in this
motion TO suspend Mr. TcrhuBe from practice until TIE
wr. shsll have been returned.
The Cour, remarked that they not prepneiio
express opinion in the and accordingly reser'ed
their decision for the present.
Thomas Warner Esq., OF the counsel for Davis one o:
the alleged Poughkeepsic barge robbers made appt
cation the Courto Issue commsaon to take the tea
timony Of two females, of whom ia at present resid
ing in London and the other in the borough OF South
wark and have the trial Of his client deferred until the
return Of such commissions their testimony WIS
highly important 10 establishing the innocence oil me &C
cused. The Court granted the motion made by MF
Warner and the trial accordingly postponed Alter
hearing suudry other motions OF less importance mo
Court adjourned until this morning.
ARREsTs.-.Icsse Olmstead. assaultiug Elizabeth
McDougal. Sarah Williams sabbing William Living
s,on corner Greenwich and Barrow strccts.-..John
Tcrasor otl7 Laurcns street, beating his wife.
~ Officer Davis arrested on Saturday morning
in front of Grace Church three noted pickpocseu
Joseph Brooks J. williamson and Peter smyveaau- ard
took them the Office Of the Chief of Police, be re-
cognizcd by the Policemen attached to that office
" There Were ninety.three arrests by the Sta.
Police on Saturday night e Of which in tie sh
District. With three exceptions, drunkenness was tho
offence
--97 The Fifth Annual Ball OF the Unlonists AS
sociaon takes place at the Apollo this evening and 70
hope ii well attended Tickets may be mad a. this
Office and the different places named in the adve'
tisement.
II" The programme offered on the occasion Of
the Fifth anniversary Of the Washington Temperance
Society at the Tabernacle the 26b instant we think
should call every Temperance there. This soctey
deserves much at the hands Of the public.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
q The Common Council are discussing sons
Amendments to the City Charter. which they expect !"
se, through during the preseD, session stne Legislature
" Az Mr. Daniel 3. Suydam, farmer of Long
Leland, near the Union Race Course driving
up the Bloomngdale Road day or two since be wsi