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Plaintiff was gardener 10 Mr.. JeWell, VINO
t.ep. The Abby Hotel on the B0omingd.le Rosd- ne
avs thet Mr. Hired him. 2ith March ios year - 80
ptr raonth bat discharged hun OIL zith s-ptsoef SaI
brought for amount cue ,-nst - - -.
TIE defence ia thar plaintiff unsxilfu ana sso
fsbKert allowing the garden % b ovsfrun WIN weeds
paid more sttsntiOn to the stable than 70 rs otA
1b- Ale ssr:crs were denied judgment. Tor psna, So'
B~afe JCtse CgrLu
Hervy Bsf;oeher .saisl, L-rlsn Il VIZ ,,
Plaintiff Was engaged IN the business OF ssinn1
havirT hc.se and wagon for that purpose lie O.
deserdsu, came up him, ssked hin 10 pay oi " -
for charcoal due cspr,n, and on hs not eouPyn
tech poes< son Of bis horse and charcoal wssoh
vtyed item 70 hi. prerses rear by Insy hao 80
unortzared by plaintiff 70 Mr.. Myen for SliS VINO nu4
krru In POSSESSION Of defendant ioreclosed ms
Plaintiff sesrs that defendant ssiz1ns and oetsnns ~
horse and wagon lest customers 70 him, and wa me e
Of hs uorrxsree forecosns He brnSs stioa p
slc0 In defense said that plaintiff sustained ~
axe a. Mr. Myers the foreclosure, bought ine
v1s0n himself and restored them % the POSSESSION % p
If day who has mad possession Of them sseI
Mr. MyeEs sstied that he wo1d not haye 9reeiosea -
rot the property been IN Possession OF dehnc.1 Ia ~
hs Mr. NJ has enployed pziniia snee a. sLa,; ino
Court considered that there principle involved "a
.rt;on citizen is in pursuit Of . lawful oaslnese Hn1
another who 10 in the higher waks Of Life, without essl
rs =, and without even the poston Of CREDITOR sPpfo
rrsrss 10 hrsh the very implements OF the t.fs sad
Of DE o,her Ii . no Justification edssnd N.
sh.t De plaintiff: was fortunate enough 70 have Tread
VIC ssred hin, from peuury and want IL wal rssrn,
uOar;Oa Of The law, and os infringement Of psr0na
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BOARD or EDUcATIoS. An adjourned meet
inc Of Tins Board VIZ held On Friday evening last Tne
Committee on Real Estate reported having purchased
fnr LOIS IN the First Ward for primary echoohouse,
and have employed an architect Tor furnishing plans &C.
Tor buldings Report accepted and warrant granted
The following resolution was adopted
P,olreI That Normal school for teachers and Others ne
sI.beJ 10 be held on Saturday each week and that
.peb ,rhool .sl be open for all teachers employed IA our
Ncssrs BtRrIgTT ROBERTSON ard BUaDErr were
srroin,ed A Comlni,tec on The Norlns! School.
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trtea. 'h. sefsn. 81 oosi vabeai ssfhsr scce rS'
v b. ;aken Hartford rsssdy nonS
Or lie Hosnrt q o.. 81 ~. rr'A yrsr. JOIN ntLkLrr
IAe rs o. ihe AMY ,nd tho-e Of his Dr. Heary ID 80
~ y, TED 20 sr Is nersi vAost fsrtAer see. Mo-
DIS, - 81 otses don b.. ste r~-s3~pe Va a. Nscksrs
OF q. !; osanse j. Rev HoRArfO GRAVES. 6rDersy
Pas'cr ~ 'Ar frst Coegssfrrs Charch rs~sh,nA v,
In Nosthsn V'un oVt M. wAkHAh cLARP trsresi>s<
II Cart Ro-f Chpp, % the SIT sesirs rr<che~ wAs
ter, Rev. yokB NsrisnA
In For,sr,ou.h y H. NJ. WILLIAM NCCHsoRr shsus q
H. death BY niaf~r rrvea ahas fon
In Aiisrs Trrnr~ses Oct $ Rev skrh CHCRCU ~.
srssustc al the we-leyaa ln.veFssty N isco
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SUPREME CoURT-srsgiIt Tsfs.
Peter Herss-;eh ast jain d-.'rE.i "a
Motion for decree Of divorce. Decision re

stPyRIoR COURr-GsSs.,l Tsix- F.io. judge, OAxirr,
Dpss and CkgFszLt-
DECISIONS.
Ferezcl Rich nd otsss Joseph HasoS ngead = &C.
After long litigation aud new trial allowed
verdict was given fox plaintiff Of so The suit wes i9r
for d bt 20 a considerable claiming that Mr. H.
WIS copcrtner IL distillery. Aer the verdict th2 de-
feant entered up Judgment costs against pl1 nt
de6uctng the SO cOntendug that the question or coss
WIS governed BY the rule which existed az the fie OF com
,nerc,rrt ~ suit which gave coats 10 defendant unless
the verdict was over so The plaintiff says the costs must
be governed by the rule at time Of tra "Iic1 gives 20
Judgment entered up by defendant be vacated holon
greried, with SlOcosts
LYMAN Derhy administration. &c. sat Ch,r-s Couif'
On question security tor costs The Court sadsd
10 the 5lTth section Of tie lae aendent OF inc tode
show in regard 20 administrators, &C. y was question: Or
the discretion Of the Court Appeal dismissed ana order
AZ Chambers at red with $40 costs 10 aod- me event
AhIel Deusan at Frrdrt.k Drrker, mp 90 d Nc-
Ju6cnsnt AZ special term affirmed, with go costs
Judge Duer was appointed the Official reporter Of tAe
Court.
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SECOND BoARp.
Pm .pyLpgr, SuEs OF Srocxs-Safurday

or, y FUtf Be-rd - Penn RR t6 800 sch Nav a.
80 600 do ~ - sOa eiOCo do - ~ ,oa $500 st1tc
S-.ss do b. sa -s!co DO, e-s a" Ions issnd
Mor Cara is 10 Vaon csaa lth; 10 ish 81 .oI,s
MTG t. oN $500 Cam and Anb Is IS, lCoAs leo "a ard m
C. n p i3k ~ Lelish Nav stosk, 6SA.
Stco,d Bsara-St Guard R.nk s p ls't 5 d., ~ a~
Read Meet o. - - 500 b e. a. * a0inon Csnsi. ia.
sifOO s.huylsl Nsysaicn o. -. 10Y stot a.. rs sou.
80 Lrhsh Mort IT, sOS $50 TO- IS soh s,TS rsr cascst.
as slauu -. ~ 'oA -Nn Do, err' bS ~ Lshss
Nav C STATE - w lo Log idssd 10 iss
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faRRIEn.

o. Itur.asy OF q - HIS Hsnor ayor Kilss1st th-
-. a n Carru IA Bedlane y T.. NJ ROBERT CHksE
FRO Of ZI~aasis Neh. . Aiss ELlZABETA COKSELL Cor
merry Of Ofsas. Cugn'g.
NCetais Co n o.. o. n ~ ~. Nsrvia Z. L-ai, Iev
WAiIER OAKLEY of Scs Yors a. Aiss sAaAaJ MILLER,
q the isrner ptare. -
or, Is JACOB wI6TOS MD. Of P<snSni. y. T. - Mi.'
MARTHA h. HUNT Ode. daughter o. Iboas' p H1s o " Nh
f-r@ou x J.
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L. 5 DISTRICT coURT-Be'ore judge B.r1,
= thtsl SUE. af'llI.t To- - 'I.tts'-t
The mOlasses (already referred TOY was sell

The molasses (slready referred TOY was seizei
the ground false invoice having been euered at the
Custom House at cents per gallon without stating cost OF
hogshesd freight &C. cOntended should have be n
done II shown that the molses had been broasht
from Surinam Demarsrs purchased az cents per slo
saertd that necessary entering. 70 state more
than the actual value Of the ert Gle entered without adding
freight, &c To this the District Attorney excepted YER
Diet for defendant 1.-THE owners)
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Er.ors Jits' lsss4sAS
NJ hse Byrne sg.nt James !. B,ria: -.

To recover damages for injury b. falling INTO
,pexr.ys,on made fcr cellar in tie Bowe already re-
frred to- The Jury considered esreesby 70 the dsiens
Il at the excavation which psns fell vas on me al
ioining 10, that Of Mr.. Benr Nefdlct or crrhoaHl
B~firr Juixr Woossrv.
To1.ey ss-in-t Precedent, &c, EschaHss B'nE
The testimony this was concluded On >i,iiif
and VII be summed up tins forenoon.
l. C-4.sG.,-B-for- judge DALL
HABEAs CORPUS.
n,b Murray one of the men arrested on suspicion ~ -
H. sSdsn di.appearsnce OF Christopher Mullen taa Old
usn who came from Rochester ass wee And =
:, ip cornpsnv with Murray and another but not
hes-d OF since brought up ha0ees corpus ana ms
al. hArse DEMANDED the ground thai theis VS. II oF
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are far less incommoded with dust WIN not 'ne Co'n
psnies attend to this matter, and mus oeneH' '0n
Themselves and the public.
NEw.JFRsEY RAMRoAD-A chalge III INC
dcnsrture Of the Philadelphia mail lines takes place on
Tr..d.v esh inst from Liberty to Courtiandt-st
Serrv To give expedition TO the mails, and 70 insure
their connection and Of the through passengers ri
Philadelphia al the baggage and mails are taken no"
in the fret boat which leaves quarter before A. ~
and SPIN boat will also leave at A. NJ. and %
P. NJ, with passengers only, bu. taking no baggage.
Passenger in he fret boat have the preference oil
seats.
BRoaDwAY RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-The spec
s Cornit,cc to whom was referred the petitions for
snd reinOnsrsnces against the construction OF ha
road OH Broadway, again met in their Council Chamber
on Friday alicrnoon when, In consequence OF the ab
sence Of JANIS T. WHITING Esq, Ar. THOMAS T.
DAVIS procce led to offer few further remarks in OPP
position 10 the project inasmuch il would be enrich
ing few individuals al the expense Of tho CITY he
was sure tha, millions Of dollars could be made out Of
H. and the profits ought to 60 into the City Treasury
that our taxation could be proporonably decreased
thst II We ore 10 have Railroad in Broadway at all II
ought 10 be built by the City and the profits derived
therefron be ,hercd BY our tax paying citizens.
From on cs.jmBte which he had made, the cost OF
building four miles Of railroad in Broadway, together
with borses ard for working the road, would be
s250000 The expense Of running 100 he estimates
at $3.50 per d.y, or $4,000 per annunl.
With rcgaTo TO the income that would be derived
from running 100 cars ne had calculated the result
~ various rHtes. rs follows:
A. a. N l..
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for a bull two years old, SIS; Mr. Lennox. New.York
do go; Mr. Culver. Dutchess County, do. Trans. Am
Ina; Mr. Bs,bgste, Fordham, for a Cow, go Mr.
Morris NewYork, do 80
Derons-Mr Hurlbut Westchester fer Bull not
entitled to the prize, he exhibited before but
recommended to be mentioned Messrs. Wainwright
Dutchess County, for two year old Bull, sl5; Mr.
Gaze, HARRINGTON County, SO; Mr.. Hurlbu. West
chester for n Cow, go; Messrs WaiuwrZht Duchess
County for do Sl5 Mr.. HiurIbu Westche rer for do,
$40; Messrs. Wsnwight. Du'chess County. for q
Heller, SIS; DO fer do, go; Mr. Fade, Wet Farm,
do, tram Am. lnatitute
Ayrskires Mr. Watson, wetchester for Bull, SIS,
do, for Cow, $50; Mr. Tiffany, Coxssckie, Tor a
Heiier sl5; DO. for do, sl0; Mr.. Morris. New-York,
do, Trans Am Ins. Mr. Tiffany. Coxsackie, for Bull
Calf SO; DO, for DO, silver medal
Ezra PTenisns-Awarded TO Mr.. Blskeslee, fO- %
head Of Devon Cattle
Milking Cors-Mr Morris New.YOrk, SOS; Mr.
Bsibgate, Fordham, SIS do, do, SO
Horkirg Ozen.-Mr. Smith Woodbury., CT, 500; Mr.
Gedney White Plains, sl5i Mr. Hotchkiss, Sharon Co.
silver medal.
Fat Cane.-Mr. Lawrence, EepYork for Steer,
e20; Mr. Symonf, do, for an Ok, so Mr. Gsdney,
White Plains, for pair of Fat Cattle, sl5
Fat Sheep-Mr Gasby Duchess County, slo; do
do, s.; Mr.. Wait, Cold Stream, Ct, 80
Long Hool Sheep-Mr. Hsvisnd Dutchess County,
for Bu,k $40: Messrs Bathgate Brothers, New York,
do, silver medal: Mr. Hallock Milton, Utter Co, do.
Tram Am In. Mr. Dick, White Plains ior Ewes, $40
Mr.. Watson, Westchester DO snveT mccall MI Bar
low. Du:chess County, do. Irens Am lns.
hidile Wool Siap-Mr. Halght "esnih7,on, D9Icn-
ess County, for Buck, so; Mr. Brundige SewYork,
do, silver N edal Mr. Morris, Throgs Neck, 40 Trans
Am Ins; Mr. Hight, Washington, DgichsSs County,
for Ewes $40: Nj. MONS, Throg's Neck do, silver
medal; Mr.. Waite, Montgomery, Orange County Tor
Lambs, silver medal
Merino Sae,p-Mr Bingham, West Cornwall, for
Buck $40 Mr. De Forrest Dover, Dutchess Co. do, sill
yer medal; Mr. Harrison, Orange, n j.. do Tram, Am
Ins; do do for Ewes, SO; Mr. Bingham, West Corn
wall de- sver medal do do. for Lamb, silver modal;
Nj DeFDrest, Dover, Dutche'' c., do Tran, AN In,
Sa1oa,y Seep-Mr. Waterman, Dutchess Co. for
Buck. Ewes and Lambs, $40 and silver medal.
Shepherd Dogs-Mr. Allcrton, New-YOrk fifteen Dog',
TranS. Am Inc
Svine-Mr Watson, Westchester, for Bo.r, $40
Mr. Mott, Newtown, L. l., do. silver medal Mr.. Brew
er do, Tram Am ms; Mr.. Love New York, for Sow,
$40 Mr. Brewer New York, do, silver medal; do do,
Trans. Am. ms.
PoMlrp-Mr Colt New.York, for the best collection,
g.; Mr. Johnson Paterson n j. three pairs Chitagong
Fowl American Poultry Book; Java de- do Mr. Moore,
New.Ycrk Shanghai do DO; Spanish DO; Mr.. Taylor,
Honesdae, Dorking DO, American Poultry Yard Mr.
Brocket New-HsveD, Conn, Chragong do, American
American Poultry Book Mr.. Colt, Newf FORK Muscovy
Ducks. American Poultry Yard Bremen Geeze Ameri-
Poultry Companion; Mr. Wheeler, New-York.
Mopgrel do. do.
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DIED.

On Tri>y sneIuoss Oct The iyus0n fo TIE Deal al
Dual -. Ms, sAIsIBA DUDLEY, bsef5 naffva o.
TIE In.;t sion, "a The 9Th yess Of her ase. .---,
The Directors Of tee Infufos ard firrts o. ~
rcsse ry irvist u her us>rs sutse cssPs s az
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CARRYING A Strxe Sgor-Two men. denom
~ Having taken the cold medal last year
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALESDAR-Tss D.r

COURT CALESDAR-Tsis D.r.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Published on Saturday.
COMMON PLEAs-GeEerai Ter~.-APpeas from Justices
Cours-Nos. 10 Is.
u s. DrsTRrcT CouRr.-Nos 20, % to 100 81, 50.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

elsimedl and costs Y - -
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SrRASenRs.-At the IRvIse, Hon. Horatlo
scvmcur Uc,,c. i Knox Walker, Tenn: Frazer,
Quebec George RsihbOrs. n Carolina NV Bal Cana,
ia: Hon Jas burnside. Penn Gen kosenien, rem
J. W. Bel NIAGARA; j. w. Psxon. Hneennsi D e.
Taylor New Bedford, snd others.
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and Forty thirdsi. between Mcmahon and man
named JOHN HALL, when the former becoming very
much enrtged seized icepick and stabbed hs aver
sary IN the stomach, INJECTING severe, but II = th'u-n
not dngerous wound Sergeant Ross OF the NineteenA
WtTd was called in and he arrested MCMAHON, VINO
wrs taken beiors Justice STUART and locked up.
WOUNDED IN FI6HT-Two men, named
JOHN hcAIIsTEE and MATHEW CoRBEr, on saiurfa
evening while somewhs, intoxicated, engaged ina nsa'
IN Forty third-st. in which CORRECT received severe
the bands OF hr antagonist The wounded man laid tor
sore time infenshle but was finally restored TO con-
oioufness by the exertions of Dr. H.RDENBRoog. The
accused was arrested and held 20 avail; examination
ROBBERY OF Show CAsE.-On Saturday
evening the show standing in front Of the German
thoe sor- IN the cellar Of the building No % Beeknan-
- vss robbed Of material the value Of some so
Two rogues entered the shop and engaged the attention
Of the occupant while third relieved the show case OF
lie contents The thieves escaped with their booty but
viii probably be detected OF the articles
stolen were mates 70 boots and shoes in the shop
CARRYING A SLUSG SHor.-TwO men, demon.
infted by the Police moonlight rangers" named
JAMES SANDERS and ALBERT MASTERS were arrestedin
the Fourth Ward Saturday night having in their pos
session slung shot and dirk knife which il is charged
they intended 10 felouiously They taken 20
the Lower Police Court and committed for trel
IAdv-rtisern-nt
" Having taken the gold medal last year,
and being Against the rules of the Institute to award
the highest MUM two yesrs in succession TO the same
person, Mr. Roors pictures q, the fair not entered
for competition.
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The ;mports of Merchandise this week sse1
than Dir Good we're only s7ooooo wa'en r..
;ny al The trksi szngunt q DRY uooas
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- ,-..,,.v morning IN ssercRson took place 81
hs sToegrry Of JoHs MCMAHON q the corner Of SIxfnV
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HoME FOR INDECENT FEMALEs.-Thls build
ing situate on the corner OF Washington and De kalb
"wednesday next 10Th init, upon which occasion il u
al O 70 be dedlcated.
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The Commercial Bank Of Kentucky, having
complied with the provhi1 of the chm yer, has By
proclamation Of the Governor been authorized to con-
menee busness Bank.
The following ia list Of the Banks, estab-
Ished urdcy rhe Free Banking Law OF Iisiaos;
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DEcLISED.-Capt JAMES W. KIRBY, OF tn
Third III tIict Police, hes declined the nomination ten
dered him by the Temperance party.
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SERIOUS FALL.-JAs. McGUIRE, an appren-
tice 10 the nnsons trade while the roof OF hve'
story building in Perryst. near Factory, on Satu.day
afternoon Leaf his balance and fell to the basement moor
and ftrtnge TO say escaped without having any Of h
bones broken although he seriously njurei in'ef
nnly He WIS taken by Officer HASiFER 70 the Nlnta
Wsrd Station House where he attended BY DR.
HENRY after which he taken 10 the residence OF his
faher No III Seyeneerth-ft.
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RuN OVER BY CART.-A boy naned
JAMES JOHNSON, residing at the corner OF HAnmonI
and WasEngtonfts- was nun over IA 1ahes' -
aud severely injured. lie taken to hs resl1ehce
nv ONCE H.NIFFR Of the Ninth Ward, and there AZ
tended by Dr MILLER IL IL thought thar he cam ~
cover The occurrence is believed 10 have been acei'
dental The name of The driver of the cart was not a''
certared
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IsrALLArIos-The Rev. II. W. Parker, for
ery Of Dansyile " T. IL TO be installed Pastor OF the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Bradford, corner OF the Glove
RoCd ind Pacihc-st., on Tuesday evening upon which
occason Rev r. ) SToRRi Jr, VIII preach the sermon.
ALARM.-An alarm of hrc in the Second Dis
trct. On Saturday night occasioned by the burning
of tar barrels in Unionst, near IIamiltonav.
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AccIpEYTAILY Rus OyER.-A man, named
PATRICK KELLY, willie at the corner oil SpFuy anu
West.sts on Saturday evening was run over oy one
nj the Hudson River Railroad and bad hts ley 1901
crushed Officer MILLER of the Eighth ward was
nrefeut at the time of the accident and conveyed INC
Injured man TO the New-fork Hospital no Dsme y d"
,Cbed TO either the driver or conductor OF the cars
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DycrAsrp.-Mr. JONI r. Moran. formerly
SrAnn1Na ArrRAr-Mr. HAxpLEY. the Keep

er of a portcr.house in Parksv. was dangerously
stabbed with jack knife on Saturday morning. IL ap
pear. that detachment of marines. just arrived from
Boston, stopped NJ his place and commenced quarreng
with each other and in attempting to reconcile the par
ties he was stabbed in the back by of them Tnrce
men named FORD, SWEENEY, and SIMPSON, were arrest
cd BIZ Officer ROGERS Fourth Police and committed for
examination on the charge
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. PATRICK MARTIN, a
laborer while ii work digging cellar on the corner OF
Twenfy-thgdst and Seventhav., was very seriously
injured Ly the cmbarkment giving way, ana ou yhs
him Give He was soon extrcated and found 10 be III
iured in a dangerous manner He was unconscious'
and after receiving medical attendance was sent to the
NcwYork Hospital by O!Hcer TOWNSEND, OF the six
teenth Ward Police
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RoRBrRY OF THE DEAD.-JAcoB ScHsgLK, 8

RoBBIRY or THE DEAD.-JAcoB ScHAELk,
German was yesterday arrested by Oheer BAEwEA
CT the Fourteenth Ward charged with having on 'nc
9Th Of September last robbed the dead body OF Jscos
KooHER of the Of the lltated steamer Ken.
deer Of q gold watch and chain The deceased ioss
his he the time Of the explosion OF one OF the PIP
or boilers Of the vessel and while his rerAns lay
SaugeTtes il is charged that the accused who was $50
stfached 10 the vessel robbed his clothing On as AZ
rest he confessed hs guilt and stated that ne na ~
pauned and then sold the watch, and few days snS
passed into the hands Of individual who had
Chsgrcs The chain recovered and the accused s'
committed by Justice WISH 20 await exsfhnalon
Mrs RARpAaA KocHEz. mother OF the deceased va"
the person who preferred the complaint
SURRENDERED BIZ HIS BAm.-BERsARDus ..
,rctrr who was under bonds awzring trial On tnFes
ehsrre, a false pretsnses In obtaining money n1n
,,ersen. viking % esnigrste 20 CaroruiA under prOu
i.s ri transporting than thirheT was yesterday ss
r~,Sered Nv NJ GxosGE T WILLIAMS, iArme,' OF
Drtrhe,s County che Of his bondfmen. VINO hAa Oe
urety for hs appearance Court IN me san 81
s5ooo hwarrent for the srres. Of HAoHI was .ssoea
Nv Justice OsBohsx and placed N The bands d Ccs
WuIIAm III srKrBENs. Of the Lower Ponce CG ~ =.
Who tork him into custody. De wss comnI1ea "
prison BY the magistrste
Assault WITH An IcE-PIcK-Aboui
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REAL EsrArE.-The following sales of Real
Estate were made Oct % by ADRIAN II. MrILEE;
lots north side Of e1d-st subject TO Corporation
Hou.c and les.c Of h., No q Wsverey plsce. 1850
Plot Of ground AID buildinss southeast corner OF
Sheriff and Broome SIC, lCoxlW. .............. zDo
House and lot Nos > and 81 God-st, 5ixs9.. zLo'0
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Mrs. MARY ARTHUR, re-

FArAL AccIDESr.-Mrs. MARY ARTHUR, re-
,id,ne at No 2ej West Sixtecnthst, died yesterday
II o4nne Of her idence from tie effects OF fall re-
cei.ed On Thursday last She in the act OF descend
ing FIGHT OF STARE leading from the fourth story, when
her foot clipped and she fell to the bottom, where -he
she was ftuid shortly oerward, in state OF lnsensi-
biiy arising from compression OF the Dram am conse
held IN inquest upon the body, and verdict in accor
dfnce with the above statement WIS rendered Ile
deceased was u native OF Ireland. 81 years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

FoUSD DEAD.-A young man of very lnteul,
pcrrte habit named la FAYErTE KHELxa was found
dead a o'clock yesterday morning, IN stable IN tne
rear OF No 26 Anthony-st HremAins were % ts
Firth Ward Police Station. where the Coroner VIII nol
IN inquest upon them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

KILLED BY FALL-A young girl named So.
san J. GILLESPIE, whose parents reside az No 20
Tenthsy on saturday evening fell from the third story
window 10 Tia pavement and received fracture OF the
skull which resulted in her death I've hours aerward
Coroner yEs yesterday held inquest upon the BODY
ana rdict Of accidental death wss rendered BY the
jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

FoUvpLING.-A male infant about week old
war found wrapped up in a shawl the porch OF II.
Paurs Church, Courtst, on Saturday night II was
taken to the Third District Staton-Iousc Capt. Kirby
took it 10 Ls home and viii hand IL over to the procc
ton Of the superintendent of the Poor, to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

FATAL AccIDENT.-MIcHAEL ESSis work
msn at the foundry Of Messrs. Morn & AYRES, in
Tvrepty.sxthst. between Tenth aud Eeycntaavs.
on Friday last, was killed by the falling upon
Lis head Of a large iron socket, which produced
a fracture Of tie skull. The deceased was, Mt
the time Of accident engaged with others in hoist
ing up quantity OF iron for pipes, when suddenly
the socket Of the crane, weighing about 100 hs became
displaced and fell upon HE head. Coroner lYrs held An
inourft upon the body aud verdict Of accidental
death was rendered BY the Jury Deceased YVES native
of Ireland % years oil sge Hehad worked ut the toun
dry but two deys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

DRowyED.-On Saturday evening a man,
name not aecertaincd, drowned in attempting to
board a vessel lying of the Navy Yard. The deceased
had come from the NewYork side in small boat accom-
panied by onotherman His body recovered yestcr
day morning and taken TO the Deal House, whore an
inquest will be held today.