New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

FroUl's Mis-, u Burlington, y Tas sccclats ..
,heir ra,rs-s inJuce The be;ief thai a very large
iuaIi'y II vs'lise ,.n0cr has been destroyed
DISABLED Il Charles W March. Esq. oil
tsls Crs, no'. a; Creen6eid Mas, suffering from
lie fec oi u trac;ure OF the WIS. Shlca a. got
vh--c rlrs - e. tas White Ms1a... =. ,ms days
su-e.
AnFR!- ~ ASSOCIATION - CLSvEL,ND.-
II WI b. seen RON the following ao;e from Prof
Raney, To. a. who attend tbs ucliiopAl meeting
- tiss AL vi. DC passed al nalfPnce from this
cry 70 Cleveland By Tie NoH-loES az Ef.e Rail
'-if III - .Ae LAKE steamers
TEASE arnource IA. ne Prcs.ie1t Of the View.
orb aat Ere Railroad has granted haiffare tickets
Il a.. persons Who NAY AHeut tie meeting OF tae
" American Assoc ..Ior tor tic Advancement OF { III
ca.lon.' ~ cormoac6 10 CleveAsi, ono O. The 1914
~ ono list tie ucafis cen be pr1curei al the
lcohsioie % Ncssr>. Pratt. WOoiford & Co. Oh
tor.aI'0->i Tickets passing over Lake E-Io can De
procured - TIC same place. 4 R,lNEY
Pk1ITioN roR CLEMENS The following
Memorials at lac oih,es Of the Newspapers for sig
natures
NV. Yokx Aug ~ ISL.
To lis hNceilcncy. nluard Fillmore Prcs.ioat Of
tie tinted state
Tie Undersigned citizens Of the CI.y Of New
foTA' oeng cecpy impressed with 4 sense oi tae
innocence of James :. Clemens. nov under coaVic-
tcn and sentence OF death for the murder OF Asa 4
HaveuS or entertaining strong DOUBTS Of his guilt,
dc most earnestly eBtrest for his unconditional par
don earnestly soliciting your ExceueEcys elem
eLcy, Ia he assurance that such clemenCy viii be
APPROX ed tv The communtv and illustrate an Al
mini,'raOn roady 10 dispense mcrcy-prompt to sus-
tain justice.
JUIPED FROM THIRD WINDOW.
"A Du,chman, whose name was not ascertained. on
Thursday afternoon Jumped from the thlrl-S,ory
window o. the dwelling OF Mrs. Holmes, No. 4H
GrtenwIch-St., and was taken up seriously injured.
II appears that he had been employ ed by Mrs Holmes
TO put In some window glass, and being left alone
the room, proceeded To appropriate some Jewelry
which he found IN bureau - his own use One of
the family. however entered the room while he WIS
thus engaged, and, finding himself detected, he
jumped from the third story window, stated. lie
was removed to the City Hospital.
DRowNED.-James NJ. MARSHALL, muster
OF The barge Belyidere, lying at the foot OF Christie
pherst. y. r., was drowned on the night OF the 18th
INST, and his BODY was yesterday recovered The
Coroner called 10 hold An inquest but the friends
OF deceased having expressed themselves convinced
that he had been thrown overheard, the inquest was
rui of until this morning. IN order thatthe necessary
testimony might be produced. Mr. Marshall vas
about 20 years IF age.
ATTEMPT 70 COMMIT GRAND LARcESY.-
Frederick Ben, young German, was yesterday
arrested by the First Ward Police, charged with
bTt aLIng open an inner door OF the house, No g.
Greenwich street, and attempting To steal 800 III
gold com which was deposited IN bureau drawer
IN he room. The money belonged to Henry Rover,
and the accused was caught III the act of stealing 1t.
r. was taken before Justice Lathrop aud COM
miited 10 prison for trial.
CRUEL TREATMENT or CATTLE. A
black ramcd Lew Somerset was yester fay arrested
on complaint of Mr. Joseph II. Pasten. of No 6S
At.1I h. hr.t and oil
treating six head OF cattle which he was driving
Yesterday morning through the public streets. the,c
h. rendering them furious and dangerous. One of
tie steers, II appears, became frantic and rushed
through Broadway. tossing IN elderly lady named
stewart, residing IN BROOKLYN and Mrs. Mary Do
Ian, residing at No. POS WIam-si., the latter Of
whom had her face dreadfully mangled by the horn
OF the animal. The injured females were taken to
the City Hospital
DEATH Al Police SrArIoS.-A man
named John Fitzgerald, residing AZ No.79 Wash
lngton-St. was arrested az d late hour on Saturday
evening, by Officer Collins Of the First Ward,
charged "tl being drunk and disordery and also for
attempting 10 strike the officer with ceayCr. lie
but about o'clock yesterday morning was found
dead. Coroner GcCf held an inquest upon the body,
nd verdict OF death from intomperancc was rem
tcrod by the jury Deceased Was native Of Ire
land, il years of age.
The OLD BREwERY. This building is to
PC Es the .r ff Is Of Ss2Ie NIB, rogI 9i
denizens OF the Tive Points.
ENLARGEMENT or PIER.-W orkmen
are now engaged in lengthening pier No 10, on the
North River rs present length Is 600 feet aud 40
feet are 70 BE- added. The cost Of the improvement
Will be $liiO0.
AHorHEn Tack By AN EuGR,ST FoR-
wARrER-Iast week 4 German emigrant purchased
a ticket for PIttsburg from al emgrdnt Orwarder IN
this City, and proceeded far as Buffalo, where he
found that he had been dcfrauded. An agent OF the
Commiss oners sent hun back 10 make a compliant
before the Mayor, and a summons for the fraudulent
forwardcr was accordingly issued On the day APP
pointed for the hearing. however, .he COMP inant
did not appear and the defendant was discharged.
Il seems that the emlgrant had in me meantime,
been supplied with genuine ticket, and received a
doucew OF sos IN consideration Of his leaving the
City forthwith
DISHONEST STAGE-DRIvER A driver in
the employ of Messrs. Murphy & Smith, named Ed
ward Boge yesterday arrested by officer Nc
Manus S,age-lnspector, charged with embezzlng
the proceeds OF one days earnings OF ms stage. he
was committed 20 prison for thai IN default OF $500
bail
ACCIDENT Two men, whose names were
not asceTtainet, while laborng a scafold erected
BY the side OF the building corner OF Barrel ayst and
College Place which Is being converted into the
Grocer's Bank. the scaiod gave way, pitching them
TO The ground The men, being seriously injured,
were picked up and conveyed TO their residences by
some Of their associates
FATAL CASUALTY. William Devoyer. an
Iushman, while digging a cellar IL Quarry-st, New
ark near Sheffield, was instantly killed on Thursday
morning. BY the embankment Gazing in. He fell
with his back upon the stones the earth falling upon
him.
tYWe omitted to state Yesterday that a
bow was run over and badly injured by Dry Dock
or Bowery stage, while fleet Of those heavy yehi-
cles was suTglng through Centerst., Chambers.
II IS believed that the drivers much 10 blame
ard that IS probably the end Of It.
DARING RosBERY. Last Tuesday, in the
middle OF the day, he house Of James b. Van Bus
LTk on the PLANK road, Grandst., jersey City, was
entered BY two scounarels, who completely ran
sIcked the house opening every drawer and closet
fo...i cleaIY