New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
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ment admTing the architecture, my thou gus ma
turaly turned 10 the object Tor which TINS ouih'ns
s now being erected What great mentai rAs'
i'll be spread out daily, within - walls, i9r tlol-
sands Of our highly favored ci,izens, sAid Z. my
self And is il possible, that any portion y our
community who can relish and appreciate nh
feast will be excluded I hope no.-snf YET
hove no ground for that hope for As yef, nave
heard OF no contemplated provision Tor "Snsn
Can you not Mr. Editor say word or Two "a DC
banofthe ladiesf Why could cot there BY Head
irg.Roon' connected with the Library exciu-
siVely devoted to femaes1 | am sure there are
Thousands Of my sex who would avail themselves
ofsuch an opportunity to acquire useioi ,n'ollnA
tion most Gladly A LADY.
The late Mr.. Astor had no such aversion toward
women as Stephen Girard had toward Clergymen'
end there is nothing in the terms Of his bequest
forbdding them TO enjoy its fruits. II no provision
for the accommodation of ladies has been made by
the Trustees, the above hint viii remind them OF
what they ought to do.-Ed TTibl
EDITOR OF The TRIBUsE Would you have the
kindness 10 inform a subscriber whether 1t is law
fol to publish books or anything else of libelous
character, without the real names Of the author,
publisher nor printer suFYERER-
There is no law that prohibits the publication
of any books, except those of an obscene charac-
ter. If person Is libeled the anonymous charac.
ter will not shield from the law its real author and
publisher-provided they be so proven If this
cannot be done, then Of course the "Suferer"
must "suffer."
STARBISG.-Charles Nicoaus and Z. Dashuro,
emigrants, bad quarrel yesterday morning 1t
ock on board the ship Narraganse In the course OF
which N. stabbed d. twice In the back with
dirk knife inlictiDg two very serious wounds
Nicolaus was arrested by officer Dreynouz OF The
First Ward.
SATURDAY, July Is.
" We learn that Thos. G. BroOme, arrested
lately on suspicion Of having setire to the house Of
6. w. Fellows, 2sO Spring st. has been discharged
from custody, having proved that he was absent
from the City at the time ofthe fire.
= CoRosER's ISQUEsrs.-The Coroner yesterday
held an inquest at the foot Of Springst N. H. upon
the body Of an unknown man, who was fouad
drowned at the foot of that street He was about
40 years OF age, and was dressed dark coat
and pants, double breasted vest, oyerslls and cd
boots. He appeared to have been about months
in the water. Verdict, Death by drowning." -.
Also, at the foot Of Fifty thirdst E. r. upon the
body Of a man whose name is supposed 70 be Wig
am, the individual who, few days since, stripped
off portion Of his clothing and left it, with aletter
to biz wife, on the dock, after which hejumped in
10 the water and was drowned The deceased ap-
pesred to be German, and about 35 years OF age.
He wore goatee, and had on cotton shirt, white
drawers and new boots. His hair was light and
he was feet inches in height The Jury render
ed a verdict Of Death by dro wing" Also, at
Blackwelps Island, upon the body OF John McGee
aIative Of Ireland, 6s years OF age, resident OF
the Aims House, who fell from the landing into the
water. He was rescued but died shortly az
ter from exhaustion. Verdict accordingly. Also,
on the body of a colored man named Edward Saw
age 90 years of age residing in the OF No AIS
Cherry 1T who was found on Thursday night on the
corner Of Broome and Clinton SITS. bleeding at the
lungs. He was taken by officer Flood of the rhir
teenth Ward 10 the station house, where he died
before medical aid could be procured verdict Of
Death from the rupture Of blood vessel Of the
chest was rendered.
The STOLEN JEwELRY AT THE SECOND Dis
TRIcT POLICE CoURT.-A large portion Of the Jew
elry which was found in possession Of James VIII
son. who was arrested about two weeks since on a
charge Of grand larceny, and deposited at this Court
for the benefit Of the owners has been claimed and
identified. There is yet, however, considerable We
~ elegant and costly jewery which wants owners.
Crowds haze visited the court room, and very ma
ny persons have been gratllied in recovering relics
and gifts which were highly valued by them. Such
are much indebted TO the vigilance and persever-
snce OF officers Stage and Warlow Of the Eighth
ward, who lsbored for about ten days to lind the
whereabouts Of the stolen property, and succeeded
in recovering upwards Of $50 different pieces.
CHARGE OF boy named Ed.
ward Lawer, in the employ Mr.. o. Blunt manu-
facturer Of pistols, &c. was yesterday taken into
custody on charge Of embezzling q number Of pis
tolls from the store of his employer. He was CON-
mitted by Justice Lathrop for examination.
BURGLARY.-The clothing store OF j. Stephens,
426 Hudson-st was broken into few nights since
and robbed Of clothing, &c. to the value OF Sl9l,
with which the burglar escaped. No arrest.