New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
CITY ITEMS.

B'EAI JEsHuRuF, NEW IORK--fhe fsMoar0H
says this Congregation about ~ remove further
up town. At recent meeting it was resolved %
accept favorable offer TO purchase the present cd
| iace IN Elm 81. ard 70 empower he Trustees y
make such arrangements a. we're reqasite Tor tpe
erection of new Synagogue. Toe Isussees nave
since procured very eligible site OF 100 ise'
square. situated in Greenest. between houston
and Becker, and purPort putting up lo''y aia
elegant building 65 feet wid' by ~ iee' ueeP' WV"
spacious scllool.rooms, Vestry aud aPp'oPr'i'7
! Offices.
! SILVER TRuMPEr.-On Wednesday evening" at
| the house Of Mr.. Thomas G. Stevens in Twenty
eighth ST. near broadway magnificent silver
I trun,pst u "a presented TO Mr.. George w Varian,
Engineer. bv the members Of Cataract Engine
! Companv, Ma %. The members Of the Company,
ard all who participated in the proceedings, en-
joyed themselves greatly
MORE FIRE COMPANIES CoMlSG-Humane
Hose Southwark Engine, Franklin Engine, and
Northern Liberty Hose Companies, OF Pnladei'
pbis. propose to visit our city. The firstname'
Company July Q; the next July 81; the third Aug.
l6. and the last Sept. O. This latter Company goes
from New OK 10 AiDduy'
~ Miss Frederika Bremen arrived at Charles
ton CT on Thursday last and is the guest Of Mrs
William Rowland Of that city.
CHARGE OF STEALIsG SoDA.WATER BOTTLES.
"A complaint was made on Wednesday against
Daniel futile, driver of soda-waser wagon, by
Mr.. Alexander Dearborn, who charges futile with
/ stealing during the Month Of May last past, 200
dozen of soda water bottles OF his property, valued
at sl24 The bottles il seems, were IN baskets
standing at the South Ferry, and futile was seen
/ by George w. Prescott TO convey one basket OF
bottles which basket bore the direction OF j. x A.
Dearborn. The case will be heard before Justice
Osborne
AssAULTs-Alexander Robinson for assault on
Thomas Bailey, Sixteenth Ward, Henry Nieman,
Fourth Ward, on a warrant for assault held to
bail Michael O'Brien, Sixth w ard, assault on
man name not known. Jacob and Eliza Leveiac
Tor assault OR Henry Bamberger and Louis E1rth-
bate, Eleventh Ward. George 5. S0rln, Ninth
Ward, for an assault on Francis Hyatt. John
Champlin, gross assault on one Mrs Rowland, in
Eighth-av near Fourteenth'st
CHARGE DIsMIssED.-A few days ago a Mr..
Leash was arrested on suspicion Of having stolen
gold chains from Charles J. Amer. AS no evidence
was brought before Justice Lothrop to sustain the
charge, the magistrate dismissed the complaint,
and honorably discharged Mr.. Leash from custody.
Is FIT-John Bovine fell in fit yesterday
afternoon in the Eighteenth Ward severely brus.
! inc his head. He was tax en- 10 g. w. Busteeds
! drug store Third-sv. near Twenty.fth st. whore
| his wounds were dressed and he sent home
Acc1pENr.-Mr Carrel of 81 Ninth-st yester.
day afternoon fell by accident partly under
| in West-st near Christopher, and one of the hind
! wheels passed over his arm. He was taken home
and the arm amputated by DR.. Mott
! DEAD CHILD FoUsD.-A box containing dead
infant was found by some laborers yesterday while
digging in Thirty -ffth-st. between Sixth and
! Seventh avs
LOST BoY.-A boy named James Ferdon, 10
years DID, OF sc Bedfordst has strayed off and was
not found up to this morning at o'clock.
STEALING DREssEs-Maria Mcdonald, arrested
in the Second Ward last night for stealing ladies'
dresses and pair Of CATERS.
KuLED-A child of Mr.. Southwel, II Oliver
st was accidentally killed by being run over by
horse and cart yesterday
SENT BAcK.-An escaped convict from Black
wells Island was caught in the Fourth W ard yes
terday and sent back.
! FIRE "A fire broke out at IL O'Clock yesterday
| morning in woodshed in the rear Of $40 Grandst.
! 1t was speedily extinguished, with little damage.
VAGRANTs-Nine female Migrants were arrest
ed last night in the Sixth Ward.
THEFT.-Joseph Roach was caught in the Third
Ward for stealing some small articles