New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
CITY ITEMS.

WEDNESDAY, July H.
A NOBLE WoRK-Chelsea Temperance Hal,
corner of Eghteenthst st. and Eighth av. has been
procured and thrown open for the purpose OF gath
sring the friendess poor children and youths Of
that part of the City into Sabbath School The
School has been in operation three Sabbaths The
first opened in the morning with five children, in
the afternoon about 20 % day, in the morning So
afternoon so; Sd day, morning 90, afternoon lO7
Teachers are needed. The field 10 hopeful one
Much good will be accomplished in collecting in and
instructing the neglected children Of our city.
There is preaching every Sabbath evening free to
all; free seats and free gospel. No sectarianism.
We commend this noble movement To the jealous
support of the people Of that vicinity, and shall be
happy to know that it continues to prosper.
HE% Sales of Real Estate by Adrian Fl. Muller
July 16, $50: lots north side Twenty -eighth-st.
$50 feet vest Nnthav. 25x9s, 81 600 EACH %, 200.
PRAIsEwoR1HY Acr.-On Saturday morning
last lad about years Of age, while playing with
other boys on a raft foot of Clinton st. X fell in
and was rescued from GROW ming by two sant tsrs
passing by at the time, whose attention was arrest
I'd by cries for relief On repairing TO the spot
they saw the child struggling in the water and
and after safely putting their charge on the wharf
leaving him all right" as the little fellow ex.
pressed himself went on their way as If nothing
had occurred, leaving no trace whereby they could
be known Ssch noble and truly disiuterested
kindness bespeak the generous warm hearted
sailor end should be publicly recorded. If this
tice aboulJ .Ls,- ey IL -Vaid oonfer q f.-,r
ON the boys parent by leaving rheir names AMI
address, or calling at 255 Henry st.
THURSDAY, July IS.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-This Board met yes
terdsy aud passed upon some bills Of clerks in
County Clerks office for writing up Chancery Reg
ister--also upon few others. The lists of Grand
Jurors (c ntaining 600 nsmes) were confirmed.
ARREST OF A HARD CAsE-Mr. Thomas Hanb.
ill., Of the bowery Theatre, yesterday preferred
complaint before Justice Osborne against his step.
son, Frederick T. Shaw, whom be CHARGES with
being idle, vicious and III disposed youth. He
aso states that the 10Th inst be shot daughter
oil Mr.. Hsmblins, 6 years Of age, In the eye with
al arrow, endangerng the use OF her eye, II not her
life that judging from his conduct since the
sion, he believes the outrage was wlliully and ma
liciOusly perpetTated by Shaw. A warrant was is
sued for bis arrest and placed in the hands of OH.
Ger g. j. Smith, DO conducted him TO the Tombs
where he was locked up for examination.
NARIsE COURr-Beiore Judge Cowles-Crotoa
To recover rent Tor premises l26 Eaexst. Mr. D.
the tenant, paid the amount into Court less s5,
which he paid for Croton water, and which ne
claimed should be allowed him as an offset. The
whole rent was s75.
Mr.. ID. took possession Of the house in August,
the Croton then being in the house. The Collector
OF Water Rent threatened n shat off the water
unless Mr.. ID. paid ss, which was already due for
water. Mr.. ID. did so, and hence his claim for
Offset
The question is. whether the landlord was liable
f.t the amount, or had made an implied promise TO
refund The Court considered that he was not
liable without an express promise to pay, and that
promise could not be inferred. The tenant was
the person benefited by the use Of the water and
lot landlord, and the tenant paid the money 70
promote his own convenience. He could have gro
tected himself by making an express agreement
with The landlord at the time of hiring but not hay
ing done so he cannot claim in this action. HIS
doctrine hiss lately been held in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas IN an appeal case Of Lloyd u.s. Fox
Jucgment for plaintiff So the amount, besiies
costs. For plh Mr. Rosenstein for deft NJ.
| Teller.
AREEsTs-The principal portion OF the arrests
Tuesday Light were Migrants and disorderly per
sons The return from the sixth district contained
the arrest Of Henry Smith and SIEVE others, for
kssaDli upon Bridget Conroy. Julia Ann Cremster
vas arrested on suspicion Of stealing a watch and
/ chain from Henry Chapman. Joseph Smiley and
! Eliza Hney on susP icion of grand larceny.
Suspicion OF STEALING A WATCH "A woman
named Julia Ann CroEnin was yesterday taken
into custody on suspicion Of stealing watch and
chain, vslued at SOS. the property Of Henry Chao.
man, residing at las Chs,ham-st She was taken
before Justice Osborne, and committed In default
| Of $500 bail for examination.
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT Henry Smith, Daniel
Csrllon ard six Others, were yesterday taken into
custody BY several Of the Sixth w ard police on a
charge of committing outrageous assault uoon
the person Of Bridget ConToy, at her place Of resi-.
deree. 5os Peailst The accused were locked up
for examination r