New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

/ hAllroad scstcFiay by invitation o. the tOMpauN.
aud were entertained by some OF our fellow .c.,.-
EEL. in a dinner at the Astor House The table
was spread IN Aston House stle and the evening
was spent in great good feeling Our State Law.
s,vers did not appear to have suffered either IN
health or spirits from the srl1ons labors Of the
Winter
The BAGLEY CtsE.-Testnony ia this case was
concluded yesterday No new points Of ilteros,
were elected. NJ Sanford summed mp tor the
defense. AM was followed by M- Robert H Nor
ris for the prosecution. The case viii 20 70 the
Jury after he Judges charge, tbs morning.
The CURIOSITY SHOP GotSG-S.nce last Wed.
nssday the renowned and greatly in earnest bbiio-
pole. Mr. Auctoneer Reese has att-a ,ted a multi
tude Of persons by bis fluent rhetoric u wtnessiu-
the final dsposa. of the remains Of the neyertobe-
forgotten curiosity shop, so long presided over by
the vigilance and taste OF the ate w. A. Coman
A large proportion Of the books have gone under
the hammer to grace the collections Of scholars and
amateurs in various parts OF the country Some OF
the most valuable works still remain unsod and
wi. be reached. the order Of the catalogue to.
day Among these are fine collection OF splendid
Illustrated Works, the beautiful edition of Hogarth.
a copy of Audubons Birds Of America, now scarce
Is attainable at any price, and many others which
must excite a spirited competition among the bid
ders We have looked into this sale several times
and have always found large crowd OF iashona'
bles, literary celebrities and princely booksellers.
conteuding for toe victory with as much easeluess
as if they were gathering golden apples The sale
of the magnificent works Just alluded 10 comm ences
this morning at 10 clock, and notn the evening as
enormously stated in the catalogue. twill be the
most exciting day Of the sale, and We advise our
friends who wish to get one OF the comfortable arm
chairs, where they can hear aud see to advantage,
to be on the spot in good season
rg Richard w Benough, the scene painter
for many years OF the Olympic Theater, died on
Wednesday, Mt the age Of 49,
Ar Items
NrlsAxcEs-I beg leave to call the attention of
the public 10 the Sunday scenes enacted in Tween
tv fourth St This street from Fourth 10 Lexington
av is occupied by respectable quiet citizens as
private residences while from Lexington av. east
to Third az. by grog shops aud stables Every DAY
in the week Twenty -fourth-st. is made race or
trial course. much to the ammo, ance OF the quiet
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day On that day from morning until night the
street is crowded with horse jokes, oilers, loaiers
aud drunken men, and continued scene OF morse
trottng and racing is carried on, lnsomuch that is
unsafe for females and children 10 venture out An
old lady was near being run down last SUNDAY IN
Lexington.av. while coming from Church. The
residents of that vicinity are compelled IN setde
Tense to adopt measures to rad themselves oil nut
a nee they have too long borae but frst they would
call the attention OF the Police and the public au
r a. .yt.fsa IN fhsA MOS
that it Will BE- abated. Twenty FoURTH-sr.
IMPORTANT ARREST OF THIEyEs-O Ulcers
O'Keefe. Crossett and Hopkins OF the Lower
Police Court, yesterday arrested four men, named
William H. Haines, Theodore BOgart John {.
Stoekwen and John Houston charged with steal
ing at different times paper cigars, &c. to the
value of about $4,000 the property of {. w Fields,
No II Cliff St Buckley & Brothers, 7. Vernon
John ST. Symngton and Kelly, No. III Frontst
and Mr. Stewart, the Mexican Vice Consul Toe
above named gentlemen, who principally deal
ers in cigars and paper, have for a long time past
been robbed of their property small quantities
/ disappearing every few days. Efforts have been
made by them to discover the thieves, but without
success and day or two since the matter was
| laid before Justice Mountort, who requested the
above.named efficient officers 10 take the affair IN
hand They succeeded yesterday in tracing the
property to the possession of the accused large
quantity of printing paper and cigars, which has
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/ been identified, was found in their possession and
they were held for examination.
/ DEATH ny FRACTURE or THE SKULL.-An
inquest was held yesterday at the City Hospital,
upon the body of Julia Ann Mills, aged % years,
who came 10 her death By n fracture OF the skull,
the cause Of the fracture being unknown to the
| Jury The deceased on the 9th inst appeared at
the Police Court and preferred complaint against
! her husband who she alleged beat her with
I poip nj ted
COMPLAINT was rot noticed On the 9Th inst. she
was admitted to the Hospital, and yesterday died
The Coroner caused the arrest OF her husband but
as there appeared evidence OF bus having inlet
ed the injury he was discharged
FATAL ACCIDENT John Bartlett Rust, pilot of
the steamboat NewYork, lying at the foot oil
Canalst about o'clock yesterday afternoon was
struck on he head by the crank OF the engine ana
instantly killed. An inquest will be held on '"'
body this morning,
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY-oncs' No..as
of the Chiefs office, yesterday a'Ie'cu a.;
named w m. Colt er on a charge % s.o"2 Ii
poond breastpin a diamond lingering tosetnei 'tu
"L 80 -, tbe value in all of s295, the property
oS ri. Isndlady, Mrs Amelia Bardotte, residing at
~ Dnone At A considerable amount OF money |
answering the description of that stolen was iouna
an his person and he was committed by JUSTICE
Mountiort for examination.
PAsslxG WORTHLESS BILLs.-A man named
John Arbuckle was yesterday arrested On Cot
plant Of erj Levison, Jeweller, OF 20 Deyst VINO
charges him with attempting to pass upon com
plsi5ant ia exchange for watch, false tokens pur
porting 70 be bank bills representing II al ia ana
with alleging that the woI hd Nv O Justice Mount
fort for examination.
IMPORTANT SALE OF PAIsTEGs.-Ihs evening
A. = o'clock The remaining portion of the extensive cas-
orae OF fne Paintings viii be sold tn the spacious
recently occupied by the ln'ernsnona Az n,o"
- .,sr so,iny and Prince ats This viii be ne oee
Wy - s.as, rieturss VET offered