New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

amounts previously tNitiiutt waves " ic"'"iN''i
of only si.i93 60 OF the sum of 100000 received for
this purpose from the Controller.
rsT The Yacht America was sold for
$4,000 instead of e. zoo AS stated IN the English
papers 1t was also stated that orders had been
given to one of our party to have two three yachts
Of the frs, quality built for English clubs This Is
mistake no such order was gwen it probably
originated from the fact that letter was received
by builder here asking him what would be the cost
of such a craft.
FAIR AT CASTLE GARnEN.-The Fair OF
the American Institute commences at Castle Garden
on the lst October Goods for exhibition will be re-
ceIved on the 9th, both and 3Oth inst. The Cattle
Show takes place the 18th, 10th and l1th October
at Madison Cottage. corner of Fltth-avenue and
Twenty third street.
Cry TEMPERANCE NOMINATING Con
vENrIoN.-The various Temperance organizations
throughout the CITY VIII be fully represented IN the
Convention at National Hall, Cana-st.. on the Goth
inst. Seven Delegates are apportoned from each
Society friendly to political action, for the accom-
plshmoni of Temperance Reform principles
Ia In order to accommodate the crowds
that attend the meetings OF the East River Temper
ance Society another large room has been fitted up
IN the same edihce for public meetings
INuGRArlos.-The arrivals at this port
have ranged from ~o to three thousand per day for
the past week.
RIcEs.-The Journeymen photographers
met Friday night for the purpose OF regulating the
prices OF their labor.
\ PRoDUCrIvE INVESTMENT. Tile Post
says that the late Judge Mullanphy of - Louis
Who was repuied at ms death 10 be the weaithes'
man IN the Northern States. came 10 tins City about
IS wears ago, and, at a Chancery sale. purchased
water front Of JOG feet a, the foot Of Cortland and
Liberty SIS, including pier l. and part of 10. for
$1,000 At the same sale he bought the whole tract
OF land living between the Eighth and Nlutl-dEs.-
and SiNty->eten and >lxtynInth-sis., on part oi
winch the BlOomIngdale Church stands. embracing
about 100 full building lots, Tor 5000 Inc property
has nCS been sold or divided, Out ~ income M
been regularly PAID over TO h. heirs. We perceive,
however. mat ihe t0TIanG street property > ABOUT
20 De sold under decree oi partition. dQpAe- ili o'
tie hers or some parties lnpre-;ed IN H. on Monday
next. by Mr. Deecker the aucuoneer Tae rat, a
Bloomnsdale. We understand. i 90 oe ptTt.tlonct.
but he wharf property 10; beng susceptible OF de
vision ihou pre- 1dlce, has 90 aoite the late oil TIE
mated TO re worth between one and Two hundred
thousand dollars THIS sum. whatever i may be-,
added 10 The enormous rental which ihe property
ha> PAID Tor some twenty-five years is O. io-erA1t
FAR return Tor investment Of 5000. SAP -ng moth
ING o. ne bloomilgda.e farm. which : worth more
than hall ~ much more, though costing 'li one
tenth - much money
MISERABLE DEATH or A DRuNkARD.
The Coroner held ncue>, on FRIDAY al a inisert
bic hove. IL Ele,enth-av near Thirty -nlnh-stree,
upon he ooty of Eowar- EDDY, native OF Ireland
about - tedT> of ase VINO ileo suddenly on iAnI,-
day night apopicctlc NJ 10 appears thai tbs
man came from Ireland about mo wears since .eas-
Up behind him wife ana * children Having
about 5000 az h. command. ne opened q igu0l
store IL The kist.-ay.. where he industrious ana
successful ~ ou>lHess A.tor being Toe aied a. that
place Tor about eigh, months he sent for NJ Wie and
fanny. Wno soon after afTlFel ~ TINS time sac lad
contracted habit oi drinking - excess and ali e.
forts OF hs par, u reform her proved unavallag
Hls property began 90 diminish and he finally became
reckless and tooA 70 orInAlns hls afalrs were ne
elected and ne ~as Obliged 20 suc Up MS stand aud
remove 10 The wTetchec >hangN where he died. PR
some months past he las been confirmed drlnkarc.
and rs wife and FANNY now living IN a sts'e Of
the utmost ceStturCn. The Coroner fearing some
%: them would die from Starvation. reoue sted ne
gentlemen who composed the Jury. and who reside
n the neghoorh0ot. 20 watch them that death from
such cause might no, easue
FATAL Ms ,KE-t Hid kILLEp ~ OPP
tN-The CoroueT Was called On Frdav % hold an
-n-Les. q; TIE lOuse No. % Le8uard-st gpou he
BODY Oi q male child menia> Old whose deain Was
caused on al overdose 81 OPIUM. /, appears IL:
me child exceedingly restless alG trO..o.s some.
an a woman named Barbara Hausser airiead Of IL
mother. with the consent 81 tie lAr.er. gave lie
chic grains u opium for the purp0se OF cue.Mg
A. The poison Wa administered a, 4 O'Clock Oh
Thursday noon. and i shortly AFTER went 10 SLEEP.
l, woke I'D about hours a.ier out aBpeared ven
stupid, and az ! O'Clock YESTERDAY Inornnc died -
Neither the mother or Mrs Hausser were aware Of
the POISONOUS nature OF iae crug and the ury rem
cered The following yer1lc'.ylz Thai the deceased
came - as death BY AZ overdose II opium walcA
~as administered by Barbara Hausser >ae not know
ing The poisonous nature % Tie OPIUM ana TN, iary
therefore exoneraie her iTom all b ame
RECKLESS DRVING.-TxO colo5eG men.
named Rowland Murray sAt Edward D4r were ar
rc,iel Fraay nen..mI. cnArgsa WITH cr,l.rr ~ :.