New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

Ants CLOCK Yesterday afternoon a man named
Robert Dors,dson residing ~ v arion . - 80 =
The Eighth Ward station House, ne oen- e,, ~ ~
caused ~ rre cracker hong threN on -''' WA =
ri,ad some powder b. hsd about MS person
f,s-rr. named Jacob All. IL years % ase resialn2
Al ia5 McD0uga.st hai bis lille anger oo"n OF y
pistol Vnich he Vss 1ring
number - boys and roNlg -
attacked police officer 10 the Ninth " sfa an- go
getting him On the ground stuffed NJ coaI p.eN,.'
vi-h crackers and go r-r g. them tFtnrn'o-s -
ploon proceeded tom the pocket but no great harm
a f.e-man named Card Rost WAS arrested about :
o'clock a.r evening Tor ischarsins pistol "a me lace
% Robert Boyd q 5-J Pesrist Comm.'ied % Sns"sf
Tfg.-i Harding was taken into custody on charge
Of shooting stephen Sher1ut Win pistol he'd 20
Amsn nasaei Chsries : Dickinson was taken into
custody about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, On d
~se 81 rrus 2 sto. 81 BOY named Joseph Harden
watch took eject m his side. Committed for eNAnna
ton.
FATHER MATHEw.-Throughout the principal
portions Of Yesterday the Apostle Of Temperance was
engaged in receiving Populations from various parts
OF the country, inviting tim to pay their respective
cites and towns a visit in his tour
most respectable deputauon from Boston waited
On the Rev father. consisting OF Dr. :. y. {. smith.
Moses Grant. MAJ Robert Cawdler William A. White
AMI Dr. Chas. Marsh, for the purpose II inviting him
and accompanying him 20 that city. Populations were
also received from Newport, salem, Mass. Bingham
ton. Dayton, Ohio Albany. y. y also the Mayor and
Common Council OF Brooklyn, and the Mayor and
Common Council Of Jersey Cry waited on him.
he visited the Croton Water Works yesterday and
also some private gentlemen with whom he had been
acquainted Ireland and in the evening present
in the City Hall. and Witnessed with great delight the
re.oicings N honor Of the day OF Independence
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has gone 10 work in earnest enforce the law against
this demorslzng tlsc. and ha, issued notices 10 all
those who have violated the iaN in this respect the
Frs, Ward. 70 appear and show cause why their
licenses should not De revoked The Mayor. with one
or both the Aldermen OF Ward. has power 70 revoke
licenses for We glad TO learn that the holders
Of licenses have very generally manifested disposition
20 close their business sunday. In the First Ward
there are not dozen who have been reported viola
ting the terms OF their hcense-as out OF some 5000
Aquor establishments. the Police hsve been able 20
detect and report but about $50 as keeping open on
sunday We think there l. ground TOR hope that this
lsudat.e measure which the Mayor has commenced
with 50 much yigor. may be carried 90 successful
termination \. y
rF The death of two sisters estimsble and
beloved recently announced in our columns caused
by Choiera. We informed ina, they were indis
Greet As TO par,ake OF green gooseberry pie tor their
dinner NutIEcr Nl tAfAA Arh dAH A-itAA t fA
ns they psrtook OF ice the following day they
were both corpses Their mother whose health was
impaired had gone into the country change OF air
FrREs.-The roof OF house e22 Grand-st. caught
nre yesterday afternoon, which is supposed 70 have
taken from fre.crackers. Damage triding About
clock last evening fire discovered Ia Second az.
between Eighty third and Eighty fourth IS IN a stable,
which was consumed Il caught by arecracAers
FlRE.-About o o clock asst night fifty bales Of
hay belonging to and lying in front OF Kirby 4 Rob |
bins store TOO; OF Deancyst was set on hre by Ro
mon Candle and partly consumed Damage ;riaing
~ Mr.. PHILIP GRAY, Secretary to the Swift |
Confederate Club Dublin. Who followed the fortunes
OF the insunecuouary movement in the County Water
ford in September last. has, within few days arrived
ia this country from France whittier he had escaped
after the failure in Ireland His stay ln this cry WAS
short having lett almost Immediately for Wisconsin.
IMMGaANrs.-We are indebted to Major Fra
zcr. L s. Boarding Officer at Quarantine Ground. tor
the following statement OF passengers arrived At this
port from foreign ports from the 2d Of April last TO
3P II on the 9Th INST ao9il the time being ~ days,
averaging 063 per day After r NJ and before sun
set. over 1000 more arrived at that place.
DRowSED.-A small girl named Aun Maria
Dennison whose parents reside at rs Cherry IT was
accidentally drowned by falling overheard from one OF
the Williamsburg Ferry boats, about o'clock yester
DAY afternoon.
SrABBiNG WITH KNIFE-About l0I O'Clock, /
last evening officer Rider Of the Fourth Ward arrest
ed a man named VIM Howard Bennett on d charge of /
iuf.ctng several and dangerous wounds on Rob
ert Naneer with a knife. II appears the parties had
some words when the accused knocked Nanieer down
with large stone inclosed IN a stocking and mmedi
aey set upon him with sailors knife. Nanleer was
conveyed 10 the City Hospital, where he is in very
critical situation.
TIE AMERICAN AND French FLAGs.-Yester- |
day saw three buildings with the starry dag
OF our glorious Revolution united with the soed coors
OF France The banner Of France has never been 20 |
degraded under Louis Napoleon, and II would have /
been better for the propnetors OF those buildings 70
leave in closet than 10 proane the American insiz
MA by the proximity OF this emblem OF modern despo |
tlsm. C.
CALIFORNIA ENiGRANTs-I The Chihuahua R0Dfe. |
"A correspondent OF the s. LOlls (NO) Republican, |
writing from Chihuahua (Mexico). May :. says The /