New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05
r,ooayn ny FynALs.-The fashionable aide

.c.ns suprrmely ludcrous II not alarming on one OF
the lord, of creation smsrtng under the infection OF
covhlde applied BY 4 woman Is seams that snort
time since the editor of weekly paper alluded to one
Nat. us,tnxs a she Is called the keeper OF fashion
able hou.e in Leonard o. in manner which did not
su,. her. for which she vowed to thrash him Last
week i'm neds,ey after the appearance of the psper
aha took occsson 10 meet the editor in the vicinity OF
Ann and Sssssu sts and drew forth cowhide and told
him tia, she intended to give him thrNhing but 'ns
abe should walt until she had more favorable oppof
unity Of doipg IL in public place. That oppor
tuu,y she has uRwesryinsy sought and ABOUT ~
O'Clock Yesterday morning while standing In Dusos"
near Broadway she discovered the editor, win Two
friends. emerging from ofsce and following them
until they were about crossing Broadway she then
attacked him. giving him several preuy sewers o'o"'
With cowhiie his friends standing BY ana 10 H' ~.
pearsnce perfectly psrayIed. One OF them remarked
that she had done wrong, WHEN she replied lie mas
called me a dirty - and will have the honor OF
being the dr., 10 give him co~hidlne lie has
got the sw TO- and he 10 perfectly 81 iotry 20
use IL He knows his rights, and know mine Al
this time the editor pu, his hand into bic Pockit snd
drew forth pistol when she shook the cowhide In bis
lace aud dared him to FIRE but he and his friends
walked of, and Kate returned TO her residence.
SINGULAR CASE OF KIDSAPrIsc.-The atten-
Il
day morning attracted to boy about 10 years Ct age,
who appeared to be In some way connected With
troop Of wandering in number alta miserable
GROCERY 10 Anthony the resort Of negroes and 9th
ere of the most degraded character where they were
endeavorins to make him perform various fesis OF
,umbns &c On interros sting the boy he stated that
his name WAS Charles Hsniord and that about Il
months ago he wss hired out BY his parents to them
| .b In mar IN
them in the streets Of London during which time they
undertook TO teach him fes,s of tumbug, &C. which
injured bis back very much and whenever he muir
| INJURED or cried they logged him severely and would
not permit him return TO his parents. About three
months sgo they took him on board the ship Creole
aud brought him this country without the consent
or knowledge Of his parents, and since their arrival
here they have been obtaining their support IN the
manner above stated and now about leaving the
City There were originally ave OF them OF them, out
ON arriving here they found three other wandering
Arabs OF similar character living In Apthonyst aud
having with them an English woman and also 40 Amer
| lean The facts being communicated BY Capt. Csrpcn
the British Consul the latter Immediately tosk
| the matter In hand and will make Arrangements 81
TO restore the boy to his parents In London he
has cruelty treated by the Arabs while In this CITY,
having been almost starved. frequently beaten and
compelled TO sleep with snesro'
| INoUEsr-Phe Coroner held an inquest, ycster-
day ct the Aims House yard, upon the body OF an un
known man, about IS years OF age, who was found
In the slip at the foot of Chsmbersst The deceased Is
supposed TO have been in the water two three weeks
He was dressed In gray sanet roundabout cloth pants
with open front striped vest red silk neck
and striped under shirt his hsir long and OF light
color with sandy whiskers extending under his chin
| Verdict, Death by drowning
| SERIOUS AcciDENT.--Mrs. j. Hicks Of 90 Cham
be.st was run over yesterday by cart the wheel
passing over her face breaking one wbone the bones
Of the nose and otherwise severely bruisng her head
She Immediately conveyed home. The driver oil
the cart was arrested, but WAS atterward released
HOWARD HorsL.-Ths oldestablished house
corner of Broadway and Maiden lane opens tor the
Spring campaign under new auspices. IL has ever
sustained excellent reputation, which ~ont suffer by
the addition of polite friend Orlando Fish one OF
the managers The location for business men Is very
convenient, and we doubt not will commsnd good
proportion Of their patronage.
| EP- AS ADDRESS will be delivered this even
Ing before the Philsn,hropic Order OF the Sons oil
Temperance at the Shiloh Presbyterian Church, cor
nsr of Prince and Marion sts. by DAVID ID. GRnwoLD
Esq This lecture to have taken place last week
bu, postponed account Of the bad state OF the
weather. Mr.. GriswOd ranks among the most eloquent
and entertaining Temperance speakers In this part Of
the country and hardly fail to fill the house Go
and hear him.
CF We are happy to announce that private
class for the study of Physiguomy and to avail them
selves OF the recent discoveries of DR. j. w. REpYIELD
In that science has been formed and will hold their
first meeting at q Baysrd on Saturday evening next
at the low premium of three dollars for the course
We predict good number OF additions to the class.
AMERICAN IRISH SocIETr.-The lecture to-
night at Clinton Hall will be delivcrd by II GaKELKY
The hour OF meeting Is halfpast seven.
r. We are requested to say that Mr.. c. A Dana
will deliver lecture before the N Y Protective Union
In Convention Hall, l79 Wooster.s st. this evening
~ Alfred B. Street. Esq of Albany, has ac-
ceped an invitation TO deliver the Poem befors
the Phiomathean and Eucleiap Societies of the New
York University.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
NoNIsArIoS..-The Loco. Focos Of the Second
Ward have nominated for Aldermen Michael Mac
namard and Edward Pell The latter gentleman 10 q
member Of the present Board. The Wings Of the
Sixth Ward last night nominated Daniel Richard Esq
member OF the present Board, and Edward Bur-, Esq
for Aldermen; for Collector, Warren Beman; for Con
stable, William Whehil. The disafectsd Loco
Focos hold convention tonight when 1t 10 supposed
Joseph McMursy. Esq will receive the nomination fol
. Mayor.
SwISDLIS6 TRAHsAcrIOS.-Abouta week since
officer sidney Clayton started In pursuit Of . mar
named Pullman Drake, captain Of a cansbost which
has been lying in the Atlantic Dock during the Winter
and which sold short tina since by the captain tc
Mr. James Watson, lumber merchant 10 South Brook
yD Since the sale, however II sppearsthst Mr. Drak,
had bought the boat Of residing In Emira
Chemupg Co. Mr. Kelly, to whom he had given
3 mortgage In part payment for the craft Mr. Wstso,
paid 5000 for tbs boat part In trade and the rest II
notes Of different dates The officer brought the prs
down the river Tuesday night last and LOCKED
him up for examination.
SETTLID.--The complaint against Office
Samuel B. Hicks charging him with having indicted
blow with q slung shot on the person Of Mr. Dooley
; has been Withdrawn, and the bail bonds Cancelled.
BU5IEESS NOTICES.
AnIRrcAS MUSEUM The rush to the Museum to see tn
AsrneIts ecpses al former precedcni They stand sop
In their peculiar line Every member Of the company 10
prodigy In psnom and tho ladies' 10 IN grscs and sctN
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