New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

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/ such imposition.
! lean be addressed at No. II Broal.s,. and can
produce the ncket. Your obedi' a servant.
wv. H. CLEN0w.
The SIZE or SHIPS is but lately
that We have commenced building large ships. In
1874 it is said there were but seven ships owned IN
this City that were over 1000 tunS These were the
packet ships Henry Clay .2O7 tunS Liverpool 1917
tunS RocuS 1000 Rappahannock. l,l33 Come.
la. lO65 AShburton, LOIS Empire. lOl9 Now
We think nothing Of building steamers of 5000 tunS,
and sailing vessel OF less than ls00 tuns Is cOnSld
cred small affair, and IN conversation with an
eminent ship builder, not long since. he expressed
the belief that in less than ten years ships would be
constructed of 5000 and 5000 tuns.
STEAMERS FOR CHAGREs. The |. :.
Mail steamship Cherokee, Capt. Windle, sailed for
Chagres yesterday afternoon, carrying the mails and
alarge number Of paSsengess
The steamer Brother jonathan, Capt SQuier.
also sailed for Chagres yesterday afternoon. She
had TWO hundred and twenty-five passengers
DEATH OF May OsGoOD.-We learn
with regret that Mary O>good, the youngest daugh.
ter of :. 5 OSgood, the artist, and the lahented
Frances Sargent Osgood, died at the Spmger Inst
tute. on Wednesday night. She about twelve
years old. and was child of rare beauty and un
usual precoclty of intellect Several OF Mrs 0s
goods poems were addressed to her
- The Express Mail for California,
with two days later news, will close At PM sat.
urday, esth inst. at Borford & Co.'S No Asor
House, veseyst Their charge for letters is Ocents
CoRREcTIoN.-In our police report yes
terday We stated that John Mehan had been arrested
on a charge Of manning Patrick Noonan. This was
mi.take-Nlr Mehan was the person who lodged
the complaint against three Others.
CoRREcTIoN.-ln our report of the case
of Spooner u.s. Daniel, there a slight naccuracy
Mr. Daniels affidavit did not declare that he was not
an editor Of the Examiner, but only that he was not
the senior editor and did not consider himself res
ponsble for the liabilities claimed by the plaintiff
THE GREEK SLAvE.-I see an advertise
ment IN your paper stating that the Greek Slave OF
Powers, is at present exhibiting IN this City. Is not
the genuine statue al present IN the Great ExhlO
ton. BY informing me YOU will oollge an
Nlr Powers made statue OF the Greek Slave
eral years since for Mr.. Grant (we bcleye) of Lon
DON He repeated 1t for Lord Ward, and again for an
American gentleman. There are consequently three
statues Of the same subject. without material differ
ence, and II probably the last one that Is now eK
hlbited in the city.
~ The attention Of parties connected
with The Haytien trade, is requested to a notice Of
the Commercial Agent in another column.
ADVERTISEMENT
DEALERS IN INDIA RUBBER SHoEs-CAu-
ton to the Public" in behalf OF the " Hayward Rub
Der Company " Newark India Rubber Manufactur
turing CO.." l.. Candee," " Ford q Co ;" Shoe
Associates and others'-was not published by these
Companies, who are not willing to assume the re-
spOnslbity OF any such false statements about II II
Day. IL Is supposed to have been written and pub
llshed by William JudSon, one OF the owners OF
Goodyear patent
lADyERTIsgMENrl
DECIDEDLY COoL Mr.. Harris business
notice IN The Tribune Of to-day, needs looking to-
We have long been told that Britannia rules the
waves but when It confines our Croton within the
limits Of six quart pitcher tbs time 70 p)w ont
torrent of-patrlOtlsm or cold water. Let's call .
meeting al Burling-slp
CARELEssNEss Of A DRUGGIsT--ANOrHER
YcTIM.-some three weeks since an infant daughter,
two and half years Old, Of Mrs Harwood, residing
al log Thirteenth ST., was taken sick with the whoop-
ing cough, and DR.. Frazier OF S5S Broadway was
called 10 attend the chlld. He made occasional visits
until Monday last, when he presented bill for his
services amounting to about s. The mother de.
cllHed paying the bill until her child was prOnounced
out Of danger. He then ordered a prescription which
read thus X Pulgis Creta Comp, cum Opo, gr. IT,"
ms prescription, IN PLAIN English signifies com.
pound Of chalk powder, with small quantity oil
opium added thereto-the quantity Of opium beng
but one-tenth Of grain. The prescription Of the
doctor as taken 10 the drug store Of Chas > Bel
ding, 81 Elghth-ayenue, where Austin SecOT the
clerk received H. and either through careessness, or
not understanding Il, he prepared powder contain.
ing mercury, and grams each Of chalk aud SOLD
opium. One-half Of this powder given 10 the
child al little before II O'Clock on Monday morn
ILg Immediately after which II became supplied, and
renamed III that state until II O'Clock the same night
al which hour u died. DR.. Frazier was then called
upon for "A certificate OF death. which he, for SOME
reason, refused to give Coroner Geer was then
called upon iohod an inquest and by this means the
above iacts we're brought 10 light. DR. J. 4 Lieh,
o. 39o BrOome-s'.. made post OTtem examination
Of ihe tody, and found pleuretc aihesions on both
sides OF the chest with cerOus illusions IN the plural
cavity The io0es Of both lungs were completely
soi.dihed BY inflammation, and the heart much so:i'
cHfd. The case was then gwen 20 the jury, who
rendered a verdict that the deceased came 70 M
death BY hopping cough creating inflammation Of the
lur Is and plura, and that her death atened o.
al overdose Of opium, administered by the enoro OF
Tie Druggist Who pui up the prescription. IN 'ls
re- dtOn Of the verdict Mr. Secor was arrested ana
hed 10 bail IN SjCo, 20 answer any indictment maj
nay te found against HIM BY the Grand jury.
lsHUNAN PARENrs.--On Wednesday
hil M man named VIM. Birch and ms wife, mar
g. ei both beas', drunk applied for lodgings a, tne
Fitn Ward station house While the doOrman ~,
showing them 70 Place 10. the night ne di,co'eie!
eat he woman hid in her arms dead infant, aooll
tlree weess Old, and from all appearance iis aeslg
wss caused by -nosure and neglect on me par %
is unnatural parents I eoi'!e Of rum WIS 'O~'' "
is fathers pocket.
Fmss.-At 5 o'clock On "Wednesday
afternoon IRE broke out IN the In and stove st1,e
Of Mr Hlyer, Is Lewis-s.. The 1ameS exlcnleoo
a stable adjoining. which together with ne IN s'oe,
vas DESTROYED A valuable horse wagon ana tNo
sets OF harness. belonging 10 a M hroger' "e.o
also Consumed Loss 500 The properly was pa