New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1851
NOT Goxr.-The steamer La Fayette did

not SAIL for California Her departure has been post
poped TIL the 9th instant. when she VIII be dis
PATCHED - san Juan DC Nicaragua and Chages The
distance from the Gull TO the Pacific BY the Mica
rsgua route y only one hundred and ninety and
half miles OF which twelve and bali are by laud'
and TIE ret ty steamers on the River San Carlos and
the Lake Nicaragua.
ry~ There were SO deaths in Newark in
july men. women, % boys i girls.
Il 4 fine train Of cars for the New.
Jersey Road Is nearly ready at Cummings & James,
factory. in jersey City. They are excelentiy ven
i!,a,ea " small la.lced windows under the roof
PROPELLER LINE BETWEEN BELLEvILLE
AND NV YoRK-The steam propeller VI. F. Rey
nolds Aas been placed on tins recently established
line for freightng purposes. II freight Offers. she
VIII 90 up as high as AquacknOnk.
OPERATIONS upon PoT RocK-Four sub
marine charges have been fred upon Pot Rock--two
Yesterday Of 30 lbs each. and two today Of Sc los
each. The result has been emnenuy successful.
TWO charges Will be fred tomorrow. between and
p NJ, and two on saturday. between and p. VI,
and two or more every succeeding working day,
iti iNbfh y ttAib44N4itA anu IL "ttFfN
tied IN the deep chasms which surround it. About
four feet # the rock vas blown of oy the first
charge and as much by the second. In these explo-
Sons the water IS used as p fulcrum. IN
Tlarsdcy Erennr, Ausust q, 1851.
SuPERsTiTIoS.-The Editor Of THE Conn
m,reiai Adrafsr youches for The truth Of the follow
II z singular exhibition Of supersttous belief
a friend Of ours keeps a faithful hOuse-dog, that
a few 0aNS apO bit boy that had entered the Kitchen
III the absence OF the dOme,tlcs, and was exploring
It, arrangements with greater freedom than was pro-
per ia tie estimation Of the canine watcher. The
father ofthe 10Y immediately applied 10 have the dog
81 Ot. the best preventive OF hydrOphobla.' To
thiS our hioId would not consent, and after beng
reasoned with, the applicant abridged ms request 10
haa-dozen haifs from the dog tail to spread upon
aplasior 10 pot over the wound, which With good
naiured smile our friend supplied to him"
NIBLos .-To-nght the Rayel family give
a great bill The double tigh-Tope advertisement Of
eight new dances including La Jota Arragonaise, La
Feie Champelre. and the Harlequin Pantomlme Of
The Magic Trumpet
SERIOUS AccDENr.-Thomas Burns. a
lad seven years Of age, residing at No. City Hall
place. yesterday morning, while IN the act OF as
cendne fight Of stairs, missed his footing, and fell
from the second floor 10 the hall below, distance
Of about twenty feet, fractuung the skull, right arm
and shoulder blaze He wasiaken to the New ORR
Hospital IN state cf nsenslbly, and VIII proDa-
bly, not recover
RrN OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJuRED-A
German named Chas Baker. while IN the act of
crossing West Il. near ChambcrS-st, al IL O'Clock
on Wednesday night was run over by horse and
cart, which pissed over his breast, iraciurng SIX
rio. and nJunng hlm very severely internally. lie
vas conveyed IN state OF mSCnsiblllty 10 the New
York Hospital, whore he still continues IN tnat state
ANOTHER CAMpHFNE AccDENT-A
Young woman named Anna Mcdonald, cook on
board Of canal boat, lying ~ the North River. had
her face breast and arms dreadfully burned yester
day morning, AT carry hour, by the explosion of
camphenc lamp, which She was N the act OF re-
plonishmg while lighted. She was taken TO the
Now-NOrk Hospital. Her recovery IS considered
doubtful.
ANornER ACCIDENT BY FALL.-A Ger
man named Herman Phalot, second mate OF the ship
Fl zabtth Dennis, lying near The ulton Ferry. at
BrCoklyn, Yesterday morning while IN The act Of
covering a hatchway overoaanced and fell into the
hold, distance of about thirty feet receiving a
compound fracture of hS lower jaW ana other luler
nal mUuoS. lie was conveyed 10 the Ncw-l ork
Hospital.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT. Mr.. Cornelius Muir
PLY ,, siding at No 10 spuco.>t while IN the at OF
Ascending a pair of stars missed hi> footing and fell
10 the hall below, distance of few feet lie was
Wckcd up SCnSctsS, with ms skull dreatiully irac
iut,d and conyCyod to the New ork Hospital IN a
dangerous situation. But h,'e hopes are entertained
ot iuS re, OVcry.
ARRESTS BY THE PoLCE-John DON
nelly Palnck Purcell John Jclers and larce others,
all Irish boys were arrested az an cary hour ester
day morning BY The police of the It'd Ward, charged
With larceny IN stealing variety of articles nom
the stores OF Edward Fitzgerald and others These
bows b, oug 10 an organized band of twenty and have
homes, but sleep ln the alleys and streets oi The
Ward, Their PRINCIPAL business u 10 purOln al. they
can lay their hands upon. The officers found, on
searching them number of pocAeibooks, knives.
mmb.eTS. &c. all OF which 'heV probably stole.
Several Of The gang were arrested few nights since
Tor sleeping IN the streets tul were IN the morning
discharged on promise of not offending again.
They were committed 20 prison 10 answer the
charge
PofrcE Cams and Rot Broct were Yesterday az
rested, charged with stealing sa.i-ooa valued al
Sloo, belonging To some person Nng GA staten
Island
Dams Narpty was arrested ON su>pi ION OF steal
nr horse valued 81 so, from the stable of Bor
naid Conner of Myrlie-av. Broohhn The horse
was stolen on the Oh OF Nav, and found IN posses
sion of the accused. who was committed by the
Chief of Police Of Brooklyn for examination.
Jnes BHrHfS was arrested BY officer Jackson, of the
sixteenth Ward, charged with grand larceny. IN
stealing property 70 the value Of SO, from Reuben
X Scppcn>.
Eihn Lagdon was arrested on suspicion Of stealing
examination
tom Roote was arrested by Officer Miller Of the
Eleventh Ward, charged with grand larceny IN steal
ING Two boxes OF clothing Belonging 20 Mary Ann
Shields. Held for examination
Ben ann and Priscilla Fsrn,r.' co.ored were yes
tcICN arrested on suspicion oi stealing doZ. silver
tea spoons. silver forks. one tablespoon ana other
property 10 The value OF one hundred dollars. from
ID ID Howard. ESQ, proprietor Of the Irving House.
II appears that colored woman, residing al No.
n Anthony 81 called ai he lower Police Count YES
ie1day anA stated that the accused. who resides
there, had N their possession ya.lSe, which She
supposed contained stolen property. Oiicor Co
chcert, OF the \Ih " ard, proceeded 10 the house
and obtained the Ndll>c which was found 10 contain
he silver above described. bearing the mark of ID.
u Howard upon H. MT Howard al once identified
u Is ms PROPERTY The accused states that coorcd
man, formerly waiter a. ihe hotel. len u az ihelr
house about 10 DAYS since The man 5 now IN PM
atclhla and found Viii De brought 20 tins city for
tual VII Howard expresses the opinion that This
story : connect. The accused are. however, held IN
CUSTODY or the present