New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

EAlDAl, AlzusfEf.
DAY mai 10 BoETos 1t is at last settled that
We are 70 have a day nail - Boston The Postmaster
General no, having been sbe 10 agree With Mr. vsader
bit bss considered arrangement with James MsCul-
lock Esq which Is TO into operation aonday By
which the contractor agrees to carry mail from here
70 Boston every day SUNDAYS excepted the OF
5000 year.
AccIDExr-GeorSe Nc usde OF " ..liamsbargh.
dealer In cows va. caught between docksp.le And
the steamboat Buffalo. 3, the foot Of Chsm5ersh Mr.
this morning at about hsfpssi o'clock. and Wa
rously # no, moriAly Injured. He was taken % The
City Hospital
IxxIoRASrs-On Wednesday lis immigrants
arrived at this port.
GooD NEws-Tha, the Opera Company a, Cas-
he Garden will soon commence performing every eve
ming and will give Lozbardi CePnlsr Il MoaieeeAi
and Linda de CiGn0lni1.
BARNUM OUTDoSE-A German groggery up town
sdverses Gres. Firework- Of the Capture Of Vera
Cruz and tie Battle Of Palo Alto when Gen Scott with
his Army will be in rcd ire. sad Oh Rough and
Ready with bis Army 10 brilliant white fire" Anerihs
The true snd genuine LEG OF SANTA ANNA vii Be
hbitsd to tie public IN a transparent light
THE WILL OF PETER GERARD SruYvEsAST-
The particulars Of the late Peter Gerard >tuyvesants
will are as follows To bis wife, Helen Stuyvessnt he
has bequeahed the house and lot OF ground IN the sew
epteenth Ward of hs City Of New York where the lady
now resides also farm la the town 81 Harrison Huf
son County n all bis furniture plate, printed books
wines pictures household goods carriages horses and
other live stock and ssO the sum Of $4,000 year 10
be paid quarterly To Margaret : Gibson the daughter
OF bis deceased sister Cornes Ten Brock he has left
an annuity of $3.50. 70 the American Bible Society
5000 American Trsc, Society : 600; Institution for
uff : on Hall an
600 all these sums bs paid within 100 years ater NJ
death. To biz peces in-law Julia stuy vesao' VIE oil
Peter Stuyvessnt Augusta stuyvessnI VIE OF Ncn.l
William Stuyvesant aud 70 his nieces Cath-rine Ann
Cstlin Helen Omstead. Margaret Folsom, susan Ls
Row Margaret Nelson. Elizabeth Morris and his neph
ews John r. Stuyvessnt Rev. Petrus I Ten Brock
and BENJAMIN Winthrop and Margaret ! Rutherford
one-half his lands lying In the City OF New York To
his executors Hamilton Fish, Gerard stugve'sni aud
Lewis NJ Rutherford he has left the remainder OF his
property on condition that the last shall herestter make
the name Of StuyvasAnt his His real estate Ia
estimated TO be worth s. OO0O0O and hs personal estate
$4,000. Express
SPECIAL SFssIoNs-F'ridav Edmund Kain and
Johu Mungsn (boys) for stealing 60 cents from O2hsla
Penney we're sent 10 the House OF Refuge James
Thomas for 81 % from Ebenezer CLARK, was sent u
the CITY Prison Tor 20 days. James Lee for stealing
an axe from John Roach WAS sent 10 the City Prison
for 20 days Maria johnson. for stealing table cloth
from Hssen was sent 70 the Pepi,ennary Tor ~
days. Ellen Hunter for stealing pair OF pllio~cases
from John Worden, and gold pencil gold ring an
gold chain worth Ell, from Mary l. Bird. was sent 10
the Penitenisry for 20 days.--.Tne Court then aa-
ourned until Tuesday next
AccIDEsT.-A German. name not known, acci-
dentauy fell from the s,oop OF beer house "a fitEs
last night aud was very seriously Injured
PoLIcE-Alary Davidson was arrested last night
BY officer McGee of the Sixth Ward. charged WIN
stealing s2i from William Peters. on the Five Points
.. William Sp, and Francis Thomas were arrest
ed last nigh, by officer Benr of ths Second "ard
charged with stealing clothing In Orange st All
Ludwig Onsks arrested last night by officers Mur
ply & Reynolds Of the Fret Ward charged with stab