New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09

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wife, was locked up by Justice Timpson Breder.
ick Swain, for assault on Robert Grant, also com.
mttod John Brown, escaped from the House Of
Refuge caught aud sent back. All these from the
Tenth Wad.
AocIDTNT-The train Of cars due NJ Fordhan
at II O'Clock on Tuesday evening ran of the track
near the River House, and were detained four
hours, only arriving at 3 O'Clock in the morning
No person was iuj.red.
II The Grand Jury, ye,ter,.v. dismissed tbs
complaint ageirstyOuns G-andjean and Hugh Mar.
ray upon tho charge Of setting FIRE to the Astjr
House, upon the testimony Of the compliments
alone II Is evident the fire occurred by accident
HUNDRED SToLEN-James TAYLOR was arrested
yesterday for stealing 500 bill on the Trades
mems Bank from VIM Wlthers Committed by
Justice Simpson.
n A laboring man named Holihan was sun.
struck yesterday. while working in the ruins OF the
Park Thester. He was taken 70 the Citv Hospital.
William Smith wes also sun-s.r1ck ia Fulton-st
SUS STRUcK.-A msn was found yesterday on
the sidewalk in Broome 81. prostrated from the e.
iects Of heat He was restored at the Thirteeath
Ward station house and sent to his home in Mot. ct.
~ Joseph Johnson, Dennis Hart aud Richard
Welsh were arrested yesterday morning for swim
ming in the East River Second Ward
~ Francis Farrell, arrested in the Ninth
Ward for petit larceny, was fined IS and dis.
charged
" Daniel Mahan was arrested for an attempt
at rape upon the person Of girl only or years
old, in Bells ship yard, near Dry Dock.
GRAND LARcEsY-RicharG Ritnor was arrested
by olIcer Orr Of the Eleventh Ward, on warrant
charging him With grand larceny.
F~ A black wagon, taken from two men yester-
day morning, awalts Rn owner at the Thirteenth
Ward station.house.
70 8. \. Bordley colored, was arrested in the
Fourteenth Weird on suspicion of stealing horse,
for which an owner is wanted.
II Michael Read brought in from Twelfth
Ward on a warrant, was committed by Justice
McGra!h.
e Thomas Msloy for assiultng policeman
Chapman, Twelfth Ward while doing his duty,
was committed.
r. Ann Connolly, Sixth Ward, taken up for
stealing silver thimbles
r. Furman Cortland, arrested in the Filth
Ward for larceny was committed for trial.
r. Charles Burton, n pick pocket was bro 1ght
to the Chiefs office by Assist Capt Mopeypcnny.
x Neal Diver, arrested for assault on his vile,
was sent from Fifth Ward to Police Court.
~ Jeremiah Lawler, sick and destitute, sent
t6hlms.House from Fourth Ward.
" Catherine Finig.D, Fourth Ward med for
throwing straw in the street.
n Martin Dowd, Twelfth Ward, was commit
ted for assault on VIM. Plat
IL John Kelly, Eighth Ward, was arrested FOR
stealing pair Of boots. Sen. to Police Court.
~ Philip A. Sim, insane, was taken care Of
by officer Gl!zow ofthe Eighth Ward.
" John Thomas, arrested on suspicion in the
Eighth ward, wa: detained for further disclosures
EF@ VIM. Muir, for assault on officer Wright
Third Ward, war locked up for five days
FRIDAY, Aug9.
20 Letters from Dusseldorf, under date of9.h
July, Gay that Lessing's great painting, The
Martyrdom Of Huss," had jet been finished, and
had been exhibited for the last fe " days at the
Academy Of Fine Arts, where II was visited by
thousands. When it became known that orders
for itS immediate shipment had arrived from New
York, the desire to obtain last view of this truly
great work became go intenee that it was foand
necessary to put the police in requisiton to keep
back the throng the gates Of the Academy had
to be closed 1t causes general regret that it is
sent out OF the country.
The Cologne Gazette calls this picture the most
sublime production of the great artist, and ex
presses e conviction that speedy fortune mightbo
realized by its exhibition in Europe.
NEwYoRK HosPITAL-This institution is at
present undergoing many and extensive alterations
and improvements. At the of the Hospital a
new laundry or wa,h-house is in process of cree
ton, and will coon be completed. In this building
will be placed the apparatus for heating and ven
tsting the whole Hospital, through the means Of
pipes or tubes running crdersrcund The present
wash house will mott probably be converted into
wards for the sick when the new laundry is finish.
cd. The wings al the extremtes Of the main hall
or corridor each OF which contains two wards, will
also be greatly improved, By converting those
apartments into one spacious ward, capable of &c.
commodatng "a persons. The number of patients
ct present under treatment In this institution il
about $50, more than one.haf OF whom are pau
pers or patients unable to pay for medical attend
apce. The number of patients treated during the
past year is 1923, Of which only 3Gl died.
10 General Paez was engaged in the Cover.
nors loom, from - to o'clock yesterday, recev-
ing the vista Of his friends and the public general.
ly. The Mayor, and large number of the Gener-
ais moro intimate friends, were present
SALES OF REAL ESTATE BY A. ]. BLEECKER
AUGUST al Lo. on Sixth. av between Filty-sec.
ond and fry thirdGts. 25 by Zoe. $500. l Lot on
Sixth-av. between Fifty third and Fifty fourth s.s.
25 by loo $500.
Also IN BRooKLYN.-A plot of ground corner Of