New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

.,,..ed the violence OFFERS Cargil anu Cia'A
rt,he Ninth Ward Police arrested the violent par
49, who were committed TO prison by justice
p,..keley 70 answer the charge
p,rr.I AssAuLr.-Yesterday morning
bon, O'Clock, as one John Smith was proceeding
.,;e,,y through SOuth-st. toward Fulton feriy, ne
-. set upon by gang Of rufhans who knocked MIN
,.,vn and after beating him IN the most inhuman
made their escape leaving their victim for
So,d The injured man was soon afterwards picked
m and conveyed to the City Hospital.
Tuy MoRRIsAvIA FIRE.-The losses by
,,s FIRE at Morrssna are nd to be as follows: j. ;
Ferguson, lumber yari, 5000 John Middleton, car
nen,er. 40, 600 Stewart & Blauvei;, blind makers
a. ,o-tbe cost Of which Is believed 10 be covered oy
insurance
NEw-YogK DIsPENsARY.-Ihe medlcai
force Of tins Institution consists Of two home physi
clans ten attending physicians. and SIX ds'ric' P"'
sjcians. During the past month they have releVed
4s4O pat,ents. and put up 9725 prescriptions.
PryR EXTENSION The pier foot OF
Hammersey-st. North River, is beng ex'ehaeo o'o
Too, which will make It's full length 600 ieet Inc
cos, NJ the Improvement Will be ss0Oo
Nrw FyRRY.-We understand that Nh
Stevens. of Hoboken, is about to establish Ferry
expressly for the transportation of cattle to this City
There is need Of It.
Tuy PATENT MERCHANDISE COMPANY
Concentration and vigorous progress are the order OF
the day. Steamships and Railroads are fast bringing
tho four corners of the earth together and the tee-
oraph conveys our wishes with the speed OF thought
This not only causes rapid changes IN the social
world but invites and as II were compels them IN
the commercial a circumstance the New-fork "a
tent Merchandise Company seem to have foreseen
and ayalIes themselves Of The plan OF business OF
This Company as viii be seen by the advertisement
upon our first page bids fair 10 direct to Its hands
most of the useful improvements Of the day, to be
disseminated again with almost magnetic CELEBRITY
throughout the country.
The advantages dervabe from an organization OF
this character are obvious. 1t brings forward theln
nortant improvements of the day which may conduce
10 the well. being and comfort Of the community
and, when the Company are made the Agents OF the
manufacturer 1t provides for him Already and prohta-
BILE market The Company, as VIII be seen by their
advertisement, have an excellent and varied assort-
EN-, of goods now on hand to which they invite at
tenton
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Payne.
- POINT Of Practice-BrcUsir & nal agt. Hudson
On an action of repeyln, to recover possession OF
persona property, the set up, LIST, that the
goods beonqed to defendant, or 2d, that they be-
loneed TO a third party named Motion was made
10 strike out the answer as not identifying the de-
PENDANT with the third party. In opposition to this
that rlqlt prQDCTtV third party
was good defense, without connecting defendant
The latter point was sustained and motion to strike
out deuled
FIRE IN SECOND-sTREETA AND ACCIDENT
A stable in the rear OF premises 800 Secondstreet
caught, fire on Wednesday night, but the flames were
soon extir guished with trinng damage As this is
the second time latterly that the same building mas
been on fire. 1t supposed to be the work OF design
During the alarm a man named John Normandy was
run over by Hose Cart No 81 and severely injured.
lie was taken to his residence, 26S Smith-St.
An alarm of fire was caused early yesterday
morning by the bursting of camphene lamp in a
norter-house in seyenteenth-st between Eighth and
Ninth avs The damage was but tri0lng.
L,curNING IN JERsEY.-At Plainheld on
Saturday the lightning struck tree standing by the
house Of Mr.. Joel Dunn, occupied by Mrs. Runyon
and after descending toward the ground portion o
the fluid followed a limb which hong down to within
a feet Of the eve and corner Of the house which II
struck bursting of Two or three weaherooardS and
thence followed the TN leader to within about three
feet OF the foundation, where 1t again three on one
or two weather boards and shattered the foundation
the baton of the cellar. Another portion follow
ed the upper beam, which is shattered, across the
gable ED and there descended by the TIN leader al
the other corner of the house, where also burSted
of one or two boartS. Although the family, con
ssting OF several persons, were IN that part oil the
house, none of them were injured, nor did not know
that the house had been Struck until informed OF II
by Mr. Dunn, who was within about fifty yards at the
time
In the evening the lightning struck a ladder Stahu
ING against tree by the heuSe of Mr.. VIM. Ayers
and after descending part way to the ground struck
the house, stunning the inmates and pros,ratng the
daughter of Mr A. the floor, heating the hair pins
in her hair so hot as to burn the head The injury
ustained was not serious, all having recovered IN
hort time.
The house of Mr. Andrew Cadmus was also
struck tearing OF the weatherboards, shlvering the
Taiters and starting the whole gable end outwardS
which is now chained IN for fear of It's falling the
family were uninjured, beine stunned only for few
moments.
1t also struck post of the garden-fence IN the
rear of the house OF Mr. II. A. III. Martini IN the VII
lage. completely SCATTERING It 10 pieces, while II
Jeff a tree ten or twelve feet high within foot of
the post, untouched
The Presbyterian Church at Boundbrook was
struck by lightning, and considerably damaged, on
Saturday morning The mud, as We learn from the
Somerset WAis, descended the cupola, thence found
It's way into the pulpit, which Was badly shattered
and did damage TO other parts OF the building
second stream passed into the stove pipe, ana
thence into the stove, where II kndled some wood
which had been LEFT there, which was consumed.
The building was len in such state thrl no worship
could be held there on the last Sabbath.
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