New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14
THE MAroR AND THE OMyIBus DAI-

OF the various lines Of omnbsses Some required hurying
Others buried too much-some went to the right others
TO the len in way all satsfactory-so that
way another almost every driver found himself fronting
the Mayor and fumbng in his pockets for the dollar which
that funstOnary demanded Of him punishment for bis
wrong doingS This all very well. The drivers
sadly In want OF some sdmonous and the good effect OF
the dongs Of the police very manifest But having gh
them what they should do, would suggest that the
Mayor call of his and their attention In another
direction. The drivers the beat but small game for
so high afuneuonary his Honor and think he
fairly afford to let them rest in peace for time. But 10
keep the Police al work IL be Just intimate TO them that
they might employ their leisure hours in breaking up
dry nusances around townn the shape Of lottery deal
ers rum shops kept open Sunday gambling hes open
every night, and all night II his Honor does know
where these violations Of the law being carried
have doubt that many OF his Police officers can give him
the required information If they should fail him. there
those IN this City who do know their whereabouts
and the slightest ntlmacn his part that he desires the
information will be promptly responded Let US have
some OF the big fish aoundering 10 the net
ANOTHER STEAMsHIP.-Mr. ThOs. Coll
yer has commenced the construction Of steamer to be en-
poyed in the trade between this City and New-oreans,
and TO be owned by Messrs Jones and Johnson She will
be launched july and be ready 10 take her place in the
line by the first Of September Her length is 255 feet
breadth Of beam s2t DEPTH 81 feet Her engine build
ing the Morgan Iron Works-it viii be 60 inch cyin'
der, with II feet stroke.
For CHAGREs.-The steamship Empire
City sailed for Chagres yesterday afternoon taking
265 passengers, list Of whom will be found in ano-
Their column The number Of passengers gives evidence
that The tide Of emigration still flows toward the land Of
gold
ANOTHER BALL AT TAMMANY.-The
C1d bava vfv Rail
Of Gen. Csss the evening OF the 9th Of March We
hope John Van Buren, viii be invited for political Ball
at Tammany would be worth attending without he in
attendance.
LECTURES ON THE ITALIAN STRUGGLE.
In accordance with the request of number OF our Cit.
zens, Col. II. FORBES, who, readers already
aware intimately associated with the revolutionary
in Italy will deliver OF four Lectures,
giving his personal experience and observation Of the
struggle at Rome. These Lectures win possess peculiar
interest to citizens who have steadily sympahized
with Republican Italy The first Of the will be given
at the Society Library on Monday night.
n The L. S. Frigate St. Lawrence is
awaiting the arrival from Boston Of the schooner Emma
with articles for the Worlds Fair She viii then receive
her sailing orders and take her departure for Southampton
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales
were made on Thursday, by A. j Blocker Co.
House and lot 107 BOwery, 2OxlOO ..........SlOS5O
House and lot Ia West Lhst, 24x96 $500
House and lot 81 z6h-st 25x98 ............. $3.50
House and lot 54 Most 25xl0O. .............. 5000
House and lot 2s3 West l7lhst, 25xlOo........ 1000
LOT 2s7 West i7h'si z5xlse .'''..'.....'.. 29e
lots adjoining each 22xse-sl $50 each. $500
Ios az oinpg each a5x98si go 49oO
lot adjoining 2SxlQ9o S;oc 5S2S
lots 18th st. each 22x9S-Sl, go each.. 1850
IA lots adjoining, each 22x9S-Sl 200 each 1890
lots on rear on Zth-st each 2xss-Sl2lO eacn 9s20
lots adjoining, each 22x98-$ 200 each....... $500
ATTEMPT TO PROCURE ABORTION
The case of William H. Meter Captain of the steamboat
the ed day Of January with attempt procure abor
ton on the person Of one Ruh Ann Carpenter and being
the father OF the child OF which she was pregnant was
yesterday, after full examination Of the duly dis
charged by Justice Osborne Of the Lower Police Court
On the examination, Il shown to have been an entire
fabrication, and wholly untrue in all the charges made
against him
FIRE.-A fire broke out at 3 o'clock on
Wednesday evening the ship yard Of WeServet Mac
key, foot Of Housonst Engine Company A. was prompt
ly the spot and exiinguished the flames Loss
tTihing
GRAND Bridget DOYLE,
servant the Julien Hotel Washngton-sL yester-
day arrested charged with stealing large number Of table
cloths from the house The property was found ST pawn
brokers, and the servant was locked up 70 answer.
ARREST FOR STEALING A HORSE AND
WAGoN--Jerry Davis, a colOred boy, yesterday ar
ing 10 Mr. GeoTge w. Ribiet, the County Clerk. The
horse tied in the Park from which place the thief stole
him. The property was found In stable In Crosby-s
the boy was taken before Justice Lothrop and the
Penitertsry for months as ysgrant
DEATH FROM IEJURIEs-The Coroner held an
inquest at 81 Emst upon the body Of Ann Rafferty, ma
City Hospital ON injuries received about six weeks snce
Al that time appears the deceased while emptyng pail
Of water into the gutter In front OF her place Of residence
mad fell hQ ira
knee She INN ediaely taken TO the HoIpital where
she fingered in great pain until yesterday Verdict accord
iDgly.
FATAL ACCIDENT CAUSED BY THE
BURSTING OF FLUID LAMP.-An inquest was Yesterday
held al 9 GoercksL upon the body OF Mary Cahl, ser
10 the family residing al the above NUMBER whose
death caused by burns The deceased appears was
proceeding down pair OF stairs with lighted huid lamp
In her hand, wien from the lamp exploded,
and the burning fluid communicated 10 the clothing Of
he deceased who dTeadfuly burned before assist
could reach her that death sued shortly after Yer
dici accordingly
CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT.-JO
Klomb clerk in the Grocery Of C. H Schuyler Of
Beekmsn and Cliff was yesterday arrested, charged
with embezZing money. Suspicion had rested upon him
for some time and yesterday his employer marked piece
ofmoney which he placed In the drawer IL was soon aeS
wsFos missed ard the accused arrested The money
YVES found on his person. Held to answer the charge.
GRAND LARCENY.-James Hunt his
Reed and Powell Of The Third Ward charged with steal.
ing about four weeks since the Of e85 the property
OF young named Vail, residing in Washington-s II
appears that large quantity of clothing belonging 10 Vail
who has recently returned from California entrusted
10 the accused 10 be washed In the pocket Of pair of
pants witch was among the clothing. was the above
In bank bills which the accused are charged with
retaining and reusing give up. They committed
by Justice Loihrop FOR examination.
FALL FROM THE ROOF OF HOUSE.
The Coroner held az inquest Yesterday upon The body OF
Charles H. Mason lad Of Il years OF age whose parents
reside al n NaudamsL whose death caused by all
The boy Il seems was On the roof Of the house flying
kte and by some means, slipped and fell to the pavement
below distance oforty feet fracu1ng his skull breaking
his riebt arm aud Otherwise mjuring himself His death
tool place hours after the occurrence OF the accident
verdict in accordance within above facts was rendered
by the jury.