The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-19
TWO CENTS.


LrvEE Hos Ma DrckIr,oy ar THE Govrnrosi %
Room l2 till O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the
non Daniel Dickinson held evee In the Governors
room, at the City Hall where he received the umerous
visits OF his feow-ctizens OF all sections Of political
the two Boards Of Aldermen. = ~, +.
DEsrERATs RowDrIsM ELEVENTH WAxD.-The
Eleventh ward contains large proportion Of the
dies and thieves of the city At 10 O'Clock en- saturday
evening, David Baxter, George Miller and a person
named o'Neil went into the store Of Mr. Stsil l52
Lewis street. and broke articles and abused
young man in the store aud then taking decanteg Of
piAhoy and some other articles went their way Last
Baxter for whom the police had been on the look out
made an attack together with some other rowdes up
on a oomIahy OF Germans that had been out
curon anu nau Just returned landing at tho foot Of
Fifth street They assaulted men women and children
In desperate manner severely inurng OF them
The Germans, driven to defend them sci yes from the
brutal attacks Of the rioters cut Baxter on the neck
with bottle or some other weapon that chance threw
In their way 1t necessary for medical aid
to attend to the wound.
CAUTION TO LApIEs-Lsdies in the habit of visiting
our large and fashionable dry goods stores ought
keep fast hold Of their purses during the time they
remain We do not to say that this Ia necessary
regards the statesmen, though 1t II part Of their
system to empty the purses o their customers II they
san-but, OF course, by fair means We refer to
very different description Of persons and sorry
the lea wing their purses on ths counter af
ter paying for their purchases looking at the articles
they have bought or while they are waiting for their
change. Some OF them Of late, have found to their
csst that the purse was est inyentus when they
looked for it, and has been ascertained that
the stores under prstence of making purchases adriy
appropriate what they find carelessly within their
reach OF course not stealing what Shakespeare calls
trash.h but merely taking 1t in mistake for their
own They never perceive their till they have
got home and then 1t would be impossible to find tn
owner. hint to the wise is sufficient
FATAL AccIpESr.-The Coroner yesterday was called
to hold inquest at the City Hospital the body Of
Peter Marter, German by birth aged twenty Ave
years, who came to his death by being crushed be-
tween two carts, on Monday night, at the foot Of
Roosevelt street. The deceased it seems a night
and while In the exercise of his dut mes
with the accident which caused his death. Verdict
accordingly
RopE's NEu YoRK CRY DmEcToRr, 1850 1s5l-Ws
have received q copy of Rodes Directory for 1850,
1851 II is well printed and contains i4o6 names,
this city moving on the lat ofMay renders
the publication OF directory after pos
siblc and II has bes brought
short time Qess than so days. from that date. No
man in business should be without it,
THE PRIrrER's LHRARr.-The Prn ters Library, No.
800 Broadway, over Jolies music store, will be open
for visers this day.
CAuTIo, CoScERrIxG LAmrs-At one o'clock ye-terda1
morning FIRE observed In the window of SO Pitt
street, when i was found by the police that lamp
had caught the window curtain The fire was fortu-
nately extinguishod without damage.
military EKoURsior.-Company A, Jefferson Rifle
men, Fifth Regiment, commanded by Capt Kioppcn-
burg, passed the Herald Office yesterday target
cursion to Highland Pavilion, Thompson and VIII
return to New York to day.
PmE.-At quarter to4 o'cleck Monday ftsrnoon,
fire was discovered In the blsemext of No. Bayard
street occupied storeroom for glass belonging to
Alfred Schenck, 80 Division street 1t extnguish
ed by u stream from one of the hose carts