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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

DARIXG HIGHWAY RoBBgRY.-Soon after y
O'Clock CT Saturday, evening, young named Chs'
l.. Jonef, residing OF the corner Of Broadway and
Reade,t, while passing through Westst was accofsd
by four rascts one Of whom asked Lin for 81 cents,
and when the request was not complied with, the rr
cal stIu,k him powerful blow in the f,ce and then
seized him by tho neck and held him unt he ried Dc
pocket q a. ivory comb. lie then God, but Jones
having cbc.roG the assistance OF Of.ccc Ilambln- o.
the Third Were, soon succeeded In aaiisg the fellow
who was then arrested. Yesterday morning he was
taken Lofore Justice osborrc and cc:nr,ed 10 prson
IN deftuli Of & eco bail TIE sto,en coinj w~ foana
Gu bis person It the time of h. are He gaveas
mime 81 John Loyis
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO TAKE LIFE.-A
msn named John Mnturn was yesterday arrested BY
Cfcers bigger and Davie of the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court charged with having attempted TO take the
life of Andrew Connetor, Of Twen,y-ninth-st, near
TEirdav, on the evening Of Sunday, The 18th Of Sep
tcmber hast. II appears that fight took Place on that
evening near the residence OF tire complainant; and
tie prisoner end himself together with about twenty
others we've engaged in it, The prisoner became very
angry end rGshCd into Dutch grocery near by, where
be ,eized large cheese knife, AMI then caught the
oomphinln; b. the hair and drew lis bead over he
knee and with the knife cut gazh four inches 10
length nd deep, in the back of his neck lie then ned
md lci lie City, 10 which be recently rr,urned Con
meter was confined to the house for time but SUD
secucuty recovered The prisoner VS. taken before
Judge stuait md locked up for trial.
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DErIcArIoS OF A TEMPERANCE HALL.-Lsst
evcEirg there was meeting Of the Canalst Temper.
eice Society IN Merii;ts new Hall in sprng-st, west
Ct ItoHpson, 10 dedicaei Il. Nr. Jchn Quay, Presi.
dent, and Mr. Carr was Secretary Of tic meeting. 4
large md respe,table audience present. many Of
ihsm being ladies' Addresses were made by Mr
NUN Capt Fioet, Mr.. Beck and Col r. L. Snow, oil
oi an interesting Character in which were advanced
reasons FOR tie adoption CI the Maine Law in this State
There was singing ty Mr. Brewer Ii was beneficial
season
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r. TIE last Of Mrs. Z. Cakes Smiths pres
,ut course CT lectures win be given this evening st
Hore ChaIel.
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SgIsd: Horace Gre 10y no. lJi A1sccust.
f. Parr1!y, 20. Boni.--.
Jotn ". KeyseT. No. g. Frsnk'iast
Z. J. HOy.isnd No. - Tsl-i-t
Ms c. u. Kirkland, No - lrTing place
Mr.. Richard v Dcy, No. 70 Yesey.st
Mrs. Ciauncey Bernard, No ~ Einti-st.
Nr-. O-car Cole. No - East Fif,cenih-st
NB-The Fair VIII open at Metropolitan Hall on
Tuoscsy, Dec :, and coauac Until tie evening Of the
9Th Admiran,e ~ cen,s.
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FLopERs CAUGHr.-We understand that
fugitive couple were ted on Saturday Just as they
were cor- on board a California steamer. The affair
is ker. quiet thus far We hear that the parties arc
Po.toran the man some IS years Of age the girl only
Is. They were rursued by thr girl father and OIL
GER The CAV deceiyer had left q wife behind him.
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toParrnsi Hnjuess snd protect.rn The second msts
se' under tire orders Of the Captain snd ,)uld only
ne liable for unnecessary Of viosnce,he ins-i N
Of he two blows BY him appears TO have been un'
jUsti6sble
The plaintiff, Il tue received no seri IuI personal
injury. Had be dore 81. the Court would have been
warranted In giving large dsmaees A. I, h. toe judg.
ment will be- for plaintiff $50 against the Csptain and
Sl0 against the second mate, with costa
Before Judge Lynrh
julius Sargent aet SsaHSi r. Lord To recover $50
being per cent br, kersgs purchase Of property
at Brooklyn, from Mr. John Hslsey, 70 defendant
witness was produced. who testified that he heard
Mr. l. ask plaintiff Whist wonld be the commission for
purchasing. aud the reply was per cent Il shown
that Mr.. Hslsey, the seller had paid pl-innff $50
brokerage (beipg per cent 5000 for selins) and
an attempt made 10 show that the custom is that
the brokerage 10 paid by the seller The testimony
not admitted. Judgment for plaintiff in amount.
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DIED.

sassnly JOY e. ANN WRIGHT, VIE Of E. Ensodor IT,, OF
the city, the 30,h year o. hersge
Tie eatvs. snd es9. husband ard Of Der brother,
Nnslt and Of Ter rotter NAV William stewart are re-
,u.uy requested 10 attend lnsrt from her sts r-s1saee,
No 2f2 Leroy nd M0ron % sa4day July
IS AZ II o'clsck ?. NJ, vfl0ut further nyitaton . -
~ Ft5.v ,narprr Jaly q. LOIS HOLDREDGE fBOKAS,
vuese.t .us.e o. the late CAPT c. e lhonas, o. ihs t
lie rse- enjs a. the family aBe ihoe 81 be- brother,
wr Thozai repeatedly iaved 20 sead her ia-sl %
s,urdsT Iuy a. N, from The resdenes 81 her HDler,
No Is PR Her resins vii be taken % lie Cr-teJ o. he
Evefsr-sns for iniernsnt
"a Name papers p'esse copy
TLrrsdsy jay - AFTER SCOT s9 severe ilasss,
VI .he with Chrs,aa Pasaee, EAkY ~1e Of Thomas
Ifusl1p. 81 lie 18th yesfof her fse.
Tbrr.7. ars fsais ofhe ay are respectfully invited %
,,tebd fsr neral Shhout further notice. ts sernOon
orocI from be- as rs'iisncs No 100 Natsoa' Her fem2as
vii be inferred n Greenwood
o. Fnisy mornns, Jgy %, CHARLES WESLEY, coz Of
ChsTes srd Emily Carpenter aged onihs and days
ard Trends Of the family respectfully ted 20
aitrnd tie funeral Ock this afternoon, gy 70 a. NJ. ga
Crrrusich -, viiLout further i.Ytaton.
- Weseheser County sp-fs please copy.
flur-say eTcurS, July -, HENRY REID, ni&E soA OF
Asnzo and Harriet A. Hascy.
Tie rEis Of the family and Of Richard Harding are respect
fair rvfed a;fend lie funeral 5aiUfiay Afternoon, Al
ocock ror- ire residence ofhs parents. Ne y OAK 81
A. oxford, New Hampshire, FRANKLIN FIERCE CosAST,
late Al this eIfy. as-i q yesrs md montas.
Al co1s@n,a, os~sso Co.. T. Jub 10. BURNETT DChDAs,
Ia, Of Cons.au.a-
Ia wiasow. Me- JuJ u. Hoe. SAMUEL PAINS, Ss4Tt Hs
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~ The weather yesterday was all we
expected More need not be said

The RAsCALs IN THE CRY HALL
Soon aier the rsyenous brood Of Loco Foco Aldermen
bad soue through the motions Qat january of swear.
bg to protect the interests of the people, they sent
Committee 10 the City Inspector requiring him to turn
out Of Office his tried and faithful Health Wardsns
give room to herd Of Loco Foeos That the impudent
fellows who made the request we're kicked on, of
the Inspectors office IL indeed wonder. AZ It was,
their request was promptly declined. The Aldermen,
them with stupidity blind ii foolish, abolished
the Office Of Health Warden swearing that If the people
wouldnt take LocoFoco kursDg they might die aud bs
blessed But 10 few days complaints began TO pour In
Of nuI.ances In all parts of the City; epdsGcs began
10 spread and perfect hurricane of indignation broke
over the heads OF these reckless tTsrs with the people
sun not a whisper was heard from the Aldermen II
the people couldn't swallow Loco-Foco Wardens lei
them Ole and be blessed Finally the cholera began 10
look 10 az the open Quarantine gstc, whore the Alder
bad wIckeey refused to place heath officer, aud
after much hard threatening Ia various quarters tao
"Bosrd Of Health" (slas, the tes.drinking Aldermen
convened Trembling before the rising ignat0n
Of the people the reckless Loeos began TO repair toe
mischief which they had eaused out still party dis.
ciplne was the ruling passion they hsd the
unblushipg imPudence 70 heap of Loco.
Foeo Health Wardens, and then to ask Wing la.
spector 10 appoint them to an oIlce which they 0hs
reckless Aldermen) had themselves abolished OF
course the Inspector couldn't do I, If he would and be
certainly would MT If he csud The only wouder Is
bow ever such SD lmeless ss Moore, Bard Smith
and others Of "tbe majority" could have brought the
psbe eonsciences the polni of making snbllnely
tmpudeut request. But the Cholera Is here, and
something must be done. "The Party" have reeSlessly
trihed with the public health unit. judgement, /. hover
ing over them. So, the Board of Health, as we learn
nom The Courier net with closed doors on Wednes-
day evenins and appointed twenty Health Inspectors all
ONCE which they had no power to establish
The individuals appointed as Health Inspectors arc
the same as those sambmited TO Dr. White as Health
Wsrdenss for bis appointment Mos, OF them, we are
told, are political wirepullers The Aldermen wish 20
place them In ofhce for four months oMly jus, long
enough TO fight their battles the text November Flee
uon 70 canvass until that time and with the assistance
other companions keep s respectable citizeas from
the pols This we feel conden. is the purpose which
the present Common Council wsh The Health Officers
whom they have appreciated TO Mswsr. Z WIS rather
amusing yesterday 70 see ,tesc ,,ido,ls COM into
the City Inspectors Office The worthy Inspector was
no sooner seated than iaey rushej feeling sisGes Of
course. that all was rght-but when thy loand ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24
FRIDAY, July 23--P NJ.

There is a continuance of the buoyant
feeling noticed for the last day or two Ia the Stock mar.
ke and the speculation which to have appeared In
August seems to have already commenced The streee
IL thin of attendants yet there active market and
the bear interest which 10 said y be considerable do
not disposed to increase their ventures materially
Reading continues to advance, selling at 81 buyers op
ton, and 90l9 regular This Stock be carried
up with the same confidence as Farmer Trust By
he friends Erie went 10 s6a at the First Board bus
sfterwsrd recovered to $685. stoningon improved n
y cent Nicaragua recovered to 37ia. Harlem hes
entirely recovered from the Stock thrown on toe mar
bet by the conversion Of the Extension Certc and
was In demand at - The surplus for the six months
after the payment of the dividend, would have been
nearly $4,000 but for the large of new Stock
thrown upon the dividend fund by the conversion Of
those Bonds. The surplus now Is about eSS000 Can.
ton improving and st the close 7S seller thirty was
bid withou, drawing Stock There were orders a.
the market from Boston The Coal Stocks are buoyauk
Daupbin went to II, ard Pennsylvania Coal Company
to ia. Generally the sound investment Stocks are
finn and in moderate demand. Federal and s,ass
Stocks improving. Erie B ,uds in consequence a.
Bars's Circular speaking of them az pressing on the
market, were heavy. Other London letters however
that the Convsrtbles selling freely at a.
TIC at VIC ClOsC VI Luc DcCUuQ
Board was quite firm.
There is not much doing in Sterling for
the steamer tomorrow, and the rates are l04 Sloii
for frs, class bills. Some leading bills have been drswa
stl0Ii, net
The steamer will take a small amount
Of gold tomorrow
In FIeights there is not much doing. but
In rates generally there Is no change. To Liverpool
we hear Of 5000 bbs Flour az l0a12d.; Cotton I'D;
5000 bush. Grain, 44d., &c. To London, 1900 bbs.
Flour ard Oil Cake, 19. To Havre Shocks SOC; Bark
So; 80 tuns Copper, o. &c. To Celte, cargo Of
Slaves taken at sl4 and sill lower rates have been
accepted to Csoz and Lisbon. The supply of smai
vessls 10 large
The supply of Money on call is larger
than IL was and loans were made more freely att ~
cent Many loans however, are made at 500 /, cent
We stated some DAYS since that tho
Erie loan had been Withdrawn from the London market
In consequence of a better arrangement being made
here. We no~ learn that the arrangement was made
with the Rotbscbds through their agent In ths City.
The Imports of the week are quito Larger,
both Of Dry Goods and Of miscellaneous articles The
aggregate of Dry Goods are
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The amount received at the Sub TfeasH-
~ 10 s6O7 262; Paid, s5i4,520; Balance, $46a3 300.
This apparently large movement was occasionsd bya
transfer of considerable amount Of funds 10 The Post
Office account.
The Illinois Central Railroad Co., as we
noticed few days since. have received from parties In
this country liberal proposition for the comp elton sf
their road but now informed that the Company
have never entertained officially the intention Of wh.
drawing their loan from the London market IL has
been the subject Of conversation amoag the Directo
but there Is intention OF interfering with the nego-
ts,lOus Of Mr. Gilbert who has thus far exhibited much
financial ski In bis management Of this oan and who
has, doubtess, before this, closed 10 successfully.
The steamship Daniel Webster Left to-
day for San Juan with aborers for the Nicaragua Rail-
road This STEAMER will hereafter between New.
Orleans and San Juan, In connection with the steamer
Psnpsro forming semi monthly line 10 San Fran siscc,
from NeE Orleans, via Nicaragua
At a meeting of the Directors of the Ohio
section ofthe Northern Indiana Railroad Company held
IN this City last week. resolution was passed Of greed
interest the citizens Of the Wabash Valley. Tnis res
olui!ou pledges the Northern Indiana Railroad Company
to build the road between Toledo, Ohio aud the point
Of connection that may be agreed 90, with rosd
from the Wabash Valley, 10 the County Of Williams,
Ohio, and to have 1t ready for the road
from the Wabash Valley 10 completed to the poiot Of
htersecon, and that the work upon 1t shall progress
as fast that upon the road from the Wabash Valley.
In ThOmpsom's Bank Note Reporter the
following Washington d. c. Banks quoted SAILS
Ocean Bank Bank Of the Republic Bank Of the Unon.
Metropolitan Bank, and Eastern Bank.
Tho sale of Bonds by Simeon Draper
came of 10 day with the following result The attend.
sDce was not large: ~. 49,,
$4,000 Mansfield and sandusky Railroad Bonds VI
cash y cont
$4,000 Chester Valley Railroad Bonds TaB n csn s
100000 Vermont vsliey Rsjirosd Be, eodna CO.
$4,000 Vermont Valley Railroad stock, An fsox
5000 WssL'n and ssrstssa Railroad bds. "a v con-
$4,000 Vermont valley stock sad esAo0o w''Ai'ss
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The last meet
ing Of the term of the present Bosrd held last
ing, Mayor Berry, of Wullsmsbursh presiding and
a quorum. Mr.. Bergen presented an account of fees
received by the Surrogate of Kings County, for the six
months ending July g. ls5s which amounts TO ssO5 So
Placed on file Ths Committee Psniteuiry re-
ported that from vouchers In the Tressurers Office AMI
from the Committees accounts, there has been
expended and paid out up 10 July 1882 In the erec-
ton of the County Peniensry, exclusive Of the labor
OF convics the sum Of $50 pa s3of tells amount there
haa h.e n maid.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

WILLIAMSBURG COLLEGIATE fNsTI-
TUTE FoR YoUNG LADfEs.-ThIs institution, Of which
Professor Abadie Is Principal, held lis fourth annual
commencement on Thursday evening About 20 young
edies read original compositions n French and In Fog
sh to the Subtraction Of the large and respectable
audience. A gold medal was presented TO Mis- Cor.
nelis Rennsen by Rev CHI Rey nolds and diplomas by
Rev. Dr. N. Rhess and Rev Mr. Wells, to Miss Anna
Randolph and Mss NJ c. Munson. Certificates were
also given to several young ladies who had latin uished
hemsel ges at the recent examnatonS very interest
ing address was delivered by the Principal on the Fu
ture destiny Of our Country"
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SECOND BOARD.
PmLAprIPHrA SALES OF SrocKs-Frtasp. mir

- 1853 fDH Bes'ds75 Gi,.ri BARK. az 40 Sch sis
en- 100 DO. 2ks $3.50 Moysmeusius S.
Resoirs Nor o. 81 u 500 ehsh Let es 10 Uai,n csa
per cent Bonds preferred fh Pena H. s5t itoo ,H
sou I. s Bsnk,4 $500 Camden aud tmboy
10 Norisio~n RR. A.; 500 WI x g., eSf.
Second B0@rf-tiCO Read X IS. 10 ssh 10 P-aa r.
~; 500 CITY X r. t. lnia go Sch
L. s. TO- ~, lOl; $500 keLsas,en 90; I3s s. Bssk.
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Ma assai health ssi few rnv,es brfss bis dcess
Wheu xb wsts bis s,fses ~ eel md expired rrdstrS
In D-erns, H. JAY Mr. whs CHASE; sse3 = yes- saf
enontbs tIslt Nt
Near rs's Ky., Jsy s Lsui. sArHASIEL WILSON DUKE.
I. s. Nav IN bis ssh rear.
sadteby. rhursdsy morning Rdr-s.H. conn, Trad
HAWLBY sEfDNORE OF Jose9A n AID Lacy Ana hs~iy
skaalore year ards months. go p
The &c the aiy requested asad the fseerJ
Saturday 9ta O'Clock Pm al he house o. sf HssiT,
No. 81 Ru;sers,,sc.
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MARRIED..

J-y a. By Rev Dr. Williams. DAVID }. BERDAE. Of Pster-
soa \ 10 ANN ELIZABETH, daughter OF nonss FsuaEI,
Ecu, of the CITY,
L. m Granville Cortland Co. n y Jsy -, y Prelsu; Gos
veror Mr. AUsTIs HARMON o. Wheafnd T., ate gradual
Rochester Ihsoga seminary and now Passr elect 81 he
Baptist Church Summer H, n T. aas A-s SARAH CARO-
LINZ 0ROSVENOR 5sush;sr Of the ohesins Minister.
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CITY ITEMS.

AhrsrAEsrs, &C, THIS DAT AND EVENING.
Badwy TbeaterFrench Comic Opera and Vaudeville Company
NIblos GaTdep-Freseh Ballet Company A Day in Paris
Buron's ThsssT-Doneth's Trained Animals &c
Bsnums Mussum-~Csre4n Sculpture; Dissoyns Views, &c.
ea;tlsrs iaasvswie Asia Minor (Day and EVeans
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RELIEF FOR THE Poor SUFFERERS BY
THE RECENT FIRE IN MONTREAL Tho following 1,
he copy Of letter received yesterday mornng from
monpeS.by Walter r. Jobes Esq, Treasurer of the
New.York ReIist Conulsaa.
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A NOBLE AcT-The pilot of the yacht
Uus, yesterday saved small BOY from drowning, By
the most prsiseworhy personal exer,ioD Such act
is truly worthy Of record.
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w once more we take occasion 10 call
the attention Of the public those gems Of Art the Cayoo
DagrerTeotypes taken only at s. RooT'S Gallery.
NO 5eS Broad way of Franki Process patented
Operators are cautioned against any Infringement.
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AMERICAN IssTITUrE.-The Twenty
fifth Annual Fsi Is to be held at Castle Garden from
the 9Th to the 2ls Of October The programme Just
Issued.
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~" We hear that Miss HilIariot, a
dsnseuse Of good reputation, who has been very sue
eessrl In the French Company has volunteered to per-
form for the benefit Of the Montreal sufferers.
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MAMIE CorRT-Before JUDGE Lynch.

john c. Lblg1Jttdu agt. Geo w. R0rth ana ABoren
Kramn-To recover damages for injury arising from
Defendants (who are constables acting under a dspos.
sessing warranty removing tue furniture Of plaintiff,
who occupied apartments In house 10 Thirty ght1
81, and placing IL IN the street. vas said that Judge
villa who granted the warrant tod the osers not 10
execute il hastily BAT not Sithstsnding whch,hey did
inpier, ard threw the furniture ipto the street, by
which II ~ss much injured
This Coul held that however harsh the officers may
have acted the Judge who granted the warrant bad
power 70 regulate the execution Of Il, aud there
nothing therefore illegal In the conduct Of defendants
Complaint dish issed.
Thomas Jones hgt HcrGtiO EtlsoE and John PUr9y.-
b sesman Of the ship Pacific against the ptan and
second mate recover damages tor assault and oat
tery, ard alleged false imprisonment at sea
The plaintiff, shown sy the testimony, was At the
wheel. and the t.aia remarked. Where are yea
shceriDg the Ihp 10 z 70 which plaintf replied, ns
Only oil point o. go Soon alter "sfd me CAptan
told Jones 20 give him none OF bis sury looks, ana
struck him twice which Jones attempted 10 ieai OIL
ana lost bis hold OF the wheel toe Captain called hlm
Cd rascal and ordered him 20 the wheel, whlea or
der Jones obeyed 10 the course oil the 81 ~ Jones
said 10 the Captain that when they got 20 NeT York he
would have him taken up The Captain calico ~ tne
sec nd and tld hin 10 stand by Jones then re-
marked, " You need not fear, Captain, VIII say no
more" The Captain tod tbs second maie, who haa
now come Up, TO ne Jones. Struggled, snd the Cap
tain caught bold Of him oy the NOUN ana backed him
into TIE cabin passas e,se second msie tnen struck
him twice IN the atdomcr Jones was ten ted by The
AIMS, ara AlsO ~ the Vflski ana Geo win IA, eitHs
above bi. hesd siitpg the tail Of the wheel He wa,
kept there from O'clock 10 the afternoon to nexI
morning q period Of about twelve hours, and com
plsiped Of great suffering.
Tire Court In us decision, said that rstner erueI
punishment was inflicted upon plaintiff ritnout proper
cause. Without any overs act Of insubordnaion, nss
Ing renedied the wrong steering &c soon as 20
the Captain struck him two severe bows, snu I.sn
called the msts the spoloeJ W1Ica 70
men bad made ia rsnrkiBg thai be you'd Dot say al
other WORD and punished him 81 had peep snoIn
The only mitigating circumstances was msI .no p's,a
t n the progress Of WHIST appeared 20 nn an
punishment threatened that be wou'd ns'e ~" ''s ~
rem sdy when he arrived In New YORK
The Court WILL 81 occasions, protect tns CApians
Of vesses ir maintaining proper discplins pvt ne
came tine owes duty TO the sailor, VINO esppco
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On yesterdaymol

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On yesterday morn
ing about lUl7 O'Clock, horse took fright IN the neigh
borhoOd OF Csnslst and with terrific speed down
Varck st., 10 the direction of 81. Johns Park. The
rider lost all control the animal which dashed with
the utmost violence against the iron railing of the house
No. 1879 Frsnkns The shock was so great as to dis.
lodge large iron post and the stone werk In which 1t
stood. The horse fell and rolled over the man. The
latter carried into the above house. from which he
afterward conveyed to the Hospital.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A
female named Ruth Ann Lynch, while partially de
ranged yesterday afternoon jumped into the dock foo,
of Ca,harine-st She was rescued from dro wing w
some dock builders whowere at work. and taken 10 the
City Prison, when she placed in the care of DR..
COvil
A man, named Michael Kane, attempted
to drown himself on Thursday night, by jumping Int
one of the East River Docks He was rescued by Off
Ger Worthimer of the First Ward and taken to tn
Station house. He assigned for the attempt
upon his life.
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ExRcOItlK COMMITTEE Room,

WALTER K JONES, Esq, Nsv.York-Dsrr Sir / L.ve
the qualification Of owning the re.o Of vor .ec,na Ia,
TER dated l7th nst 20 the address our ayor-x, ts
incosure-Messrs James King & sons certld:re of
deposit No SIS for another g. 0cO aid Of the distressed
sufferers by the late friend IN the of the Relief
committee, thsnk you for the prnmptitude which ha.
INDUCED 80 Immediate q tr nsmssiou Of this and ths
previous portion of the contributions which
you iliorm US are now being collected in your City
have the honor 10 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24

CouP DE SoLEL.-The Coroner yester-
dsy held inquest at The N Y. Hospital upon the BODY
Of Catherine Cah Irish immigrant 81 years Of age
who while upon the pier foot Of Chambersst, w-iaas
for the Albany boat Thursday afternoon WAS pros
usted BY ssSoke Of the and died e the Hospital on