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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11

AsttsaG. AAitfAg'.
The truly wonderful and remarkable cures thai
have come under our immediate observation
have more than convinced us that Doctor Bull
is great man, and that his Fluid Extrac, OF Sar-
saparilla s the most valuable combination OF veg
etabie extracts that the science OF chemistry has
vet produced. All success 10 the Doctor IN his
new enterprise, say we.-Loaisesite Couricr.
We agree with our neighbpr OF the Courier,
that DR.. Ball is great man, and his Ssrsaparilia
greater medicine; and we are fully convinced
that the Doctor with his Sarsaparilla, will create
a far more enthusiastic excitement east than
Barnam did with Jenny Lind. We would not
have our readers to understand US chasing the
Doctor and his Sarsapariiia With Bafnam and
Jenny Lind, because all who spend Their dollar
for bottle OF Balls SarsapsIlila will get lis
equivalent; and we have heard il silly limited that
many, alter bearing the line Jenny, and fiGd.
ing their pocket minus from ten 10 twenty dol
ers, thought il was paying pretty dear Tor the
WHISTLE 0ne objection we have 20 Bulls Saf-
sapsrilta, and only ene-tis 30 exceedingly plea
san, TO the taste, and invisorating 70 the system,
that, in the habit OF nsing il, il is equal 70
smoking fine regalias, chewing Langhofn's best,
or drinking Walkers mint Iuleps-you can't
qui. it.-LouiiriHe Dcnoerai.
The above complimentary notices from tie ed
tors of the Louisville Courier and Democrat
were endorsed BY Geo Prentice, Esq, the dis
tingutShed editor oil the Louisville JoGInsap III
the following tiattering notice:
There is no doubt in the world of the great
ness OF DR.. Ball, and the excellence OF his Sir-
sapa,illa. Some Of the most scientific phys
cans in the city have app!aGdea the Sarsafasils,
and what is great deal better, the niilian APP
pisud il too. II is having Tremendous sale. =
The celebrated Jayne has, from the profits Of hs
medicine, built granite palace IN Philadelphia
seven stories high, and DIR Bull, II he chooses,
can very soon build one tw ce as high as that
Il is, we are told, very difficult tor him 10 walk
through our streets at ALL as he finds himself ar
rested a, every step by grateful men and women,
many of whom have Travelled from great dista,,-
ces 10 look upon their benefac'or, and to bless
him for their wonderful restoration 10 health.
The Doctor, with all his extraordinary merit, is
naturally very modest and retiring; yet We trust
that the eastern cities will, in justice TO them
selves, give fitting reception to the distinguish
ed man who has made as glorious . campaign
against human diseases as General Scott made
against the Nexicans.
Principal depot 81 Fourth 81, Louisville, Ky
For Sale by a. SANDERS, Sole Agent,
Davenport. Iowa.
November 18th 1851. lU-Gm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11

A. G. BILLION,
Watch and Clock Maker and Engraver:
Brady st., door 5eior Or. Uitherwar's Ctaee
Is now prepared at his Variety Store, 70 exc
cute all kinds of " ork inthe Clock, Watch Jew
elry and Engraving business Clocksand Wasch
es carefully Cleansed and Repaired. =,
Work sent from distance attended 10 WIN
carea and promp,ness. may 30.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11
WATCHES.

~ OLD and Silver Levers, English and Swiss
" watches, for sale low at
Nov -. BILLIONS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11

DLAAEs.-Sash,M Match and Mouldingpianei
l. just received. Also, Framing Chisels, k.
It and firner Chiseis, at
w H. HLpRETH's Hardpare Store.
Der. llth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11

BLACKSMETN'S TOOLS.
OCREW Plates, Rasps, files. Braces, Black
- smiths Bellows, anyiIs, vices, sledges, han,
hammers and tongs. Cheap for Cash at
w II HILDRETH'S,
OetY. lie Claire Row.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11

A N extensive assortment Of Locks, Latches
n Bolts, Butts and hinges, knobs and screws
Oct2 al w Fl HILDRETH'S.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11

La FAyETTE PARKER,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11

lex. ". A'GREGoK,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11
ALSO.
FOR SALE

Carpet Chain, Cotton Yarn and Cotton Bat
ting at JPIfISLEk'S.
Davenport, april 18th, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

,...tve wall. whose durability mocks at the
ctcco j. 49, of time But little could they foresee
sprcsenIe ogartsr of a century should be added TO
~ 49, a youder metropolis its crowded thorough.
,ose built dwellings would stretch far beyond
r. ,hey thus appropriated Yet so 1t Is and tns
" hTT.,nulatlon thst iOI while re;piled IRON TOO
Sea f1ddseb AZ last has closed around the Refuge.
ntsr spY is;te buildings were coon completed aud on
1m I.SSnscernber 1929 the door was opened for the
u az the first inmate, lad OF fourteen years,
etns's hssn detected in petty theft and who but
10 nosf,se must have been Condemned 20 the evils
}r nc A, thaf date there were than sixty
deE.n,bs IN the Philadelphia prisons, besides many
70 ~ rntried charges, we're the temporary inmates
~ - aemorslzing precincts The buildings origin
o oss;ructed In a few years pr'Y'f ln4ieqnate 70
~ ssites Of the institution, aDG were Accordingly
hepas Again have their accommodation been found
hs;s,t 10 meet the O. maDds OF rapidly Increasing
1'1,,sar and though every effort has been made to
- moral and Intellectual training Of the Refuge,
80 we're It's proper subjects. many have been, OF
pe,~ nreeluded from its advantages.
H. opepipg Of the House of R9fnge TOR White
~ Delinout nts, 1890 boys and 80 girls have
.sS n h wholesome diseip iUe. than fOurhfths
sLa,o have come from the City or County OF Phila'
60. sad but convincing proof Of the evil tenden
- n crowded population.
sssept 10 the prese1t site is the House OF Refuge
ASiored Juvenile DeliDquents, under the supervision
y W. ..ne Board of Managers which was co nmenced
y 80 Ia of July 1913 and opened for the recep-
- ~ inmstes on the Doth Of December, loi9. lts
s,. vere erected and furnished at coat Ut about
.s",y Ave thousand dollars. Already 24O children
~. hsen taken from the degradation which the pre-
10, of society have entaied upon their race, aod
- receIyed that intellectual training, and that moral
~, slsious instruction which must benefit them as
Z sazvsus, and tend TO elevate their condition as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
m, franklin AND THE NORTH WEST

DR. FRANKLIN AND THE NORTH WEST
o.,.,ex-we have seen an extract from letter OF
n y,.stan. addressed to Cadwalsder Golden, copy
n which was presented by Mr.. George Bancroft TO
Henry rinnel. Esq., speaking of his interest in an ex
,,siou for the discovery OF Northwest Passage we
ne The extract as an historical curiosity
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q, 1888.
- believe have not before tod you, that
,s provided subscription here Of 81 500 70 tt out
sse 10 scar oh Of Northwest Passage. she sails in
Ez dsys and is called the Argus, commanded by Mr..
sspe who was in the last expedition in the Caliior
W. mink the attempt laudable wnstrver may be the
rsees, Il be fails, magnis tamen excidu ausis
With great esteem, BENZ. franklin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

EXCURSIONS FOR THE MILLIoS.-We
notice that the and the weather s improved By
many Of the lsdies-wih whom is Is not conveusot to
take more extended excursioz-by NE In the
ssses through their various routes to the suburbs.
where the din dust and confion Of he City 10 changed
to refreshing quiet and verdant beauty This 10 he
mort favorable season Of the year for the enjoyment u
tie scenes Of sea sad shsrs which opsa 70 the vsw II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
II The Father Mathew r. A. Society

" The Father Mathew T. A Society
held their regular weekly meeting at No. Chatham
SCARE Tuesday evening. and were addressed by Gen.
Hsmilion Mr McCaFty, and others The speenhes were
practical, and produced much enthusiasm in the au.
dience p sed CHI fly Of sturdy, hard listed of
the Green lsle This Society is forming branches in
every Ward In this City which speak in thun
der tones through the baloboxes at the fall election.
Should both the great psrIiss Democrat and Wing,
bring or~ard candidates who stauDch Temperance
men, who will pledge themselves to do their duty In
curing the adoption of the Maine Law, they will vote
for their p-cve parties but If either party insists
uIon pemiDg upon the community candidates Tor Office
to sustain the COCO grog-shops in this City, which fill
oar Aims Houses and J-s with and criminals,
they pledge themselves to vote for and principles
irrespective of party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
RIcH DRFss GooDs. "A beautiful Grape

Shawl or Rich Dress Of Silk silk Tissue Bsrege Gens-
dine AlboIne Jaconet Swiss Muslin, Articles mostly
bought after by the Ladies' during this O the year To
the inquirer we would say. visit Columbia Hall, No 81
Grand any day this week. aud word for IL you won't
regret it, Every well dressed Lady meet IA the street
puts mind Of that popular estsbshmsn snd the Rich
Goods il consins Only think Rich Cape Shawl Tor BIO;
Heavy silk Brocade, Ilan ChDseable for ~ cents
yard Rich India Slss and per yard Tissues Bsrsses
Grenadines Albornes Printed Jacoaets aud Lawn in eaad
mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
O. A. BROWNsON.

He, lhe Salt River boatman who always stands willing
To convey friend or foe without charging shilling,
And 90 fond Of the trip that when eisures to spare,
Hen row himself up ii he can't get fare.
The worst Of it is, that his ogics Sc strong,
Thai of two sides he commonly chooses the wrong
Ifibere il only one why he'll split it two
And frat puInme this halt then that black and blue
That whites white needs proof but it takes deep
fellow
To prove il jet black, and that jet black Is yellow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A J. DeatOars Correriy Lynch q ClGrks) 25ls WalLst
1852. ga. NJ. Noon SP. M r ID.
June l6..-.....-..N co 90 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
ImraEMRNrs. &C. THIS DAY AND EVENING

e..ls Garden: Balet--SSthan, '-Rousset Family
Ehh's-G v Brooke in A New Way 10 Pay Old Debts
Roadway Theaer Nine Celeste La Bayadef7-Rhe Brigade
BATON Theaier-Pans and London-7A Y NJ
p,numt Museu-Cerean Scupure-Passou and Repentance
fsrj., Views IN Asia Mnor-DAs sns kHsnns
A,,Dr Phre-Donett's Comic Troupe Trained Animals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
AN EPIGRAM.

ret Editor Of TIE ~ y. Tribune
The following, from Library Por-
tstr of O. A. BRowNsoN was brought forcibly to my
upd by srepor of his Lecture last evening onhe YIN
compatibility of Protestantism with Liberty would
lie to have your readers look at 1t in the Hight Of said
Lecture, and say if they do not think 1t lts-like
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

The contribution from the church corporation Ia ,
whole proceeds Of the ofertery, amounting 20 So
81 were devoted the aid Of Trinity College TORONTO
Canada West In answer 10 the appeal 90 enecH'ey
made By the Rev Mr. M:Murrsy.
NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE OF TIVE
NJ. L. CHUscH-On Sunday the following persons
we're ordained elders Benjamin Pilsoury, ksuoen u
Boomis, Levi s. Weed, Seneca HoSlAnd james w.
Horne. These gentlemen were ordained % bls1op
Waugh Bi.hop Ames attended 10 the ordination OF
descons. The following gentlemen were ordained %
that flee John Pegg, Jr., Theopn,ius B. Cna91ier,
Francis Potion Levi p Perry Joseph Wildey, Henry
C. Glover, Thomas Il Burch, Charles Fletcher, Henry
A Archer
On Monday the following resolution was adopted BY
the Conference:
Resored That Tire American Bible Society in its noble
efforts to sive tie Bible 10 the world without note or eo
men IL worthy Of nation our sympathy and Ma
that its plans and operations admirably hanonize with hst
Split OF benevoence and Christian fraternity which the
Bible eDoins that a. ministers OF the Gospel we vi" urge
Its claims opportunity presented and that the TRENDS
of Zion should pray erenty end give literally for the &C.
complainant Of Its benevolent designs 49,.
The Confer nee then constituted Bishop A1nes lite
director of the Bible Society by subscription OF $50
resolution adopted, requesting Rev. Nathan
Bangs d., 10 furnish copy Of his senicentennlaI
sermon for publication. -
On Tuesday Rev Henry Chase, pastor ofthe Ma
riners Church in this City, asked for and received
location"
Messrs. n. Bangs, Cresgh and J. B. strsiton, were
elected Trustees Of the Contertn nee.
The "ten cent end mite money" received during the
year amounted 20 s., 40 o.
The Conference after debate, agreed to the fol
lowing Report from the Committee on Missions:
NETWORK EAST DISTRICT.
Mariners NJ L. Bethel. S9O0 Ol
East Chester and Wet Farms -.-..-....---- %OO W
LONG ISLAND DISTRICT.
Green Point 80 W
Atlsnnc IN IN
Amhgantet. ~
NEw-HAyES DISTRICT
Westpor "a 10
Milford 30 90 ~
saybrook ...............--.......... ~ W
HARTFORD DISTRICT.
Second Church. Hart ord SUI w
Rrookf.Id and s, uthfeld ............ 40 90
Neu Milford and Worthwhile .......... 40 90
Foruinpton " 10 90
Rloou6eId ---....... 46 90
Total. sol 90
commun ieatinn vas received from Mrs. Slk0urney,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
u The Seventh Ward Temperance ALI

NJ Poer addressed the meeting. Mr Beck also
present and sang of his Temperance odes There
will be meeting held this evening, to commence at 3
O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

A commur oation received from Mrs. SikOurney,
covering $40 donation TO the Missionary Society.
The appeal case of Dr. Woodward, Of New York,
was made the order of the day for Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

ARREST OF A HOTEL THIEF.-Officer
Riker of the Sixth Ward yesterday arrested a young
calling himself John MeCue, who i alleged 10 have
been detected In room al FlOrences Hotel Of
open ard ransacked six trunks, from Of which be
stole SO from smother O. and various articles from the
sthers The accused taken before Justice Bogar
and locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

If you want TO keep cool, go to No. 1868
Broadway, take a leisure survey o! the speadd da-
pueueotypes there displayed, and get Roor 10 take
your owp with which you will be 30 delighted that Jos
will entirely forget the hot weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

PRocEEDs OF THE OFFERToRY IN TAIN
rrT-Durpg the collection At the jubilee celebration In
Trinity church, Mr.. Dunseomb, ons Of the wardens
laid one thousand dollars In gold On the amsplase -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

BRUTAL AssAULT.-A man named Mi
cbse verdon, y sterday arrested by Capt Grove,
Of the Nineteenth Ward Police, charged with orutaly
beating his e Il that the two quarreed Tnue
drank when Michael seized stone, aud striking MS
wife the head Wits IT, knocked her senseiessL
physician called In who was successfuin restoring
Der 10 conciou She a. however considered 70 be
dangerously Injured The accused was locked up to
swait the result Of the injuries inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

Court OF COMMON PLEAS Before
Judge Dsy.-Gaua q. StH6elA sgt l.. r T. IT, Dun
hom-Mr : claims o. have been principal Ia ths Dur.
II the bark Marces for g co. which h. adj.
yanced co.. ana that plaintiff through his agen
tTscteo win Horace To0es b convey 300 coal Ia
ssd vessel 20 San Francisco, a, St1 per tan, making
e. Sd and received, In payment thereof notes Of JJn
Howard & Son, 10 their ofdsr and thai ssld
were deposited With Messrs. Durham. by plaintiff, WAC
paid $4,000 in said notes. for balance due tne vessel
ard the premium the Insurance. and tina, they nave
Low in their hands belonging ~ him, over and above
CONNEXIONS, &c, 81 CO., for which he brings sun
hessrs. d., In defense, say that they never 80. 20
or heard 81 Mr. {. I'LL after Tue COMMENCEMENT =, ~
suit that they were applied 70 BY Wn If9t' 10 AP1'
lsJO 10 procure him freight for the bark Aafesls'
and they procured It from M Tiooets as menu'ne1,
payable by Howard & sons notes that Mr. r0tt VINO
himself a. master and owner OF me bark
called on them day or two afterwsrd and said ne had
sgTeed 10 purchase the bark Of Chamberlain Co, Tor
s. 600 and had paid 81 900 on account ou, was unable
Ia mise the remainder. and requested Messrs ID. to
arrange the matter which they did, getting from Mesrs
II. Sen, their notes for $500, and paying Cham
beriain & Peck 1910 In the notes, and $1,000 In
money and they also paid note Of s277 IS Of II. Son
for Insurance, aud KEEP. the balance a. guarantee tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

ScALDED TO DEATH.-The Coroner yes
teIdsy held an inquest in Fortysecond4st, between
Fret Seconday upon the body Of infant son OF
Mr. Wal,h, which died in consequence oil &C. dds re.
ceved the 9Th inst by the upseJrag Of teapot Of
boiling over IL verdict Of Accidental Dean
rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

DEATH BY A FALL.-Judith Grace, a
child four years Of age whose parents reside in thirty
ffst-st, near Eiehth-ay, Tuesday evening, while
plying in bed With another c1id yenrured too near
10 open window alongside Of which the bed stood aud
f. cut al d instantly killed The Coroner
tilted to hold an Inquest upon the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A man
named Felix Baysrt while in a dersnsei Of mind
urnled into the dock foot OF sixteenth ST. East River,
for the purpose Of hitting suicide. He was OBJ
served by Mr. John n Dlsbro~, master OF the schr.
Jersey City. who succeeded in rescuing him. He was
sent 70 the Lover Police, and thence to the Lunatc
Asylsm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

BURNED TO DEATH.-The body of Jas.
Linen, native OF Ireland 2 years Of age, was yes
teIdsy found in The ruins Of the Late IRE AZ the Broadst
House Tire Coroner held an Inquest upon the body,
and verdict Of idental death rendered bv the
Jury. The deceased was porter in the Bonded Ware
house In MsIketeld ST. and boarded az the Broad a.
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

APPEAL TO THE SWISS.-A meeting
took place last evening Demo ncos Hotel - xe into
consideration the prOpr.ty OF joining In the national
subscription openediH switzerland, toenable tser fellow
czen OF the Seven Cantons of the late SOndefbund 70
discharge the balance due the contributions of
1871 The gentlemen in attendance taking the m jst i'm
pCtaDt part In the proceedings g. Merle OF Geneva
: Buicssu OF Naud GueTber Of Be- ne O. Zolkasr Of
81 Gall and c. J. lninger OF Zurich An appeal was I'D
addressed % the clZens OF Switzerland 10 this country
IL will be mbered that ia ll7 seven Cantons re-
bted against the federal authorizes at the nstgat Of
the Jesuits and would not submit othe Law resisting by
force OF aims the authority OF the Federal Govern
who eIceavOTed 10 crush them The tribunal Of the
country condemned the seven Cartons 10 paw the ex-
penses OF the war, which cscuatei q amount
lOOO0OOO Of francs. Some OF those small although
honest ard poor Cartons, have paid about thirds
OF that which they are cecreed 10 pay, aud feeling
has been Indicated upon the part OF the yctOrs those
who now bold the upper nano, ~ forgive them that
par Of the l0COQOO1 Of francs remaining due 10 the
GOveTnmen'-,hst l. 10 say, 10 pay Il Tha Is as much
as our Reporter could collect in the way It outline the
proceedings belng conducted rot only In prvy man
ner bu' Ia the French ard German languares
Mr. b -icesu proposed Mr. Merle u be resident
After which he reed an address . the Swiss residing
IN NcWNork advocating tae pruprety OF joining in the
nstionsl subscFiF uOn opened in Svitzeraud and he
Came there to address bis friends on that subject
Mr. GueIbef then roseaRd read the following resolu-
tons:
That tie Swiss residents OF New-Yok and vicinity At al
times zeou. q giving ProGf Of their remarkable st,eh
ment To sf oeo'eo aheEad embrace with JOY the
ior the extinction Of the S0nderhuud DEBT"
That they consider this subscription nobest token Of
NSonal Brotherhood and good wn the urest boad Ct
peace and THE Strongest o. the oreserva
Of honored confsderacy for future sg< BE-
cause unitss the good citizens Of all denominations and
creeds ndisncty common work Of fellowship and
Christian charity iniis purest motives
That COMMITTEES o. FIVE be named and ntrusted with
the charge Of collecting the voluntary subscriptions Of all
Swiss residents in NewYork it, vicinity empowering
said Committee 10 extend the subscription invitation TO any
part OF the United States
RssSlred lastly that said Committee shall publish list Of
the subs rptiOns collected and the amount col
ectec, with oprate letreE 70 the Swiss Fsder
Committee a. early possible.
The meeting then separated
PROCEEDS OF THE OFFERToRY IN TRIN-
rTr-Durpg the collection At the jubilee celebration In
Trinity church, Mr.. Dunseomb, ons Of the wardens,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Cu.Rey OF HreHwAr RoBHrRr.-At


loI5 O'Clock Yesterday morning, IN Nssal, made
by gang of despersdOes who infesf the Eight-eath
Ward upon Mr. Ezekisl Kitchum. OF ONO and Msssrs.
Jostph Deysher Robert f. Erying snd Isaac .lyheu.
of Penn al Of whom drosers. The assault took
place In Pourthsv, near TwentytOurth'st ThsdroysTs
had few moments before aightet from railroad car,
and we're quietly pursuing their way to their noes,
when the gsng which consisted Of about dozen H1so
came upon ther- and after beating them shsflesHiy,
robbed Mr. hitchgm OF bis pocket book, waich con
tanned SIS Thsr calls for assistance brought officers
Peek Palmer Pitcher and Rod 20 the scene ct ac IN
who arrested Jsmes Riley aliss Thomas Williams nos
Begin, Alexander hennGvin, Lawrence Ward, John
Malone John YouIg aud James DevGn- wao were All
committed by Justice Stuart for examination
CHANGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-Oliicer
Bell q the Chiefs Office yesterday arrested woman
named Jane Elliot charged with stealing 500 tue pro-
perry OF Eliza Boyd The accused was held FOR exam
nation.
Charge OF FoRGERY.-A man named
Tbos Parr was yesterday arrested charged wisa h,v
inc on the 25th ut passed counterfeit $40 OIL on rue
Merchants Bank OF Providence. r. L. to Moses Soloman
of No Ils Myrte-sv Brooklyn in payment Tor watcn
He was taken before Justice Bogsr and held 70 os' IN
$500 10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

EGnTH. AVENUE RAILRoAD.-TheB Board
q Assistant, last night revoked tee permission hereto
lore given to Peugew 4 Co. TO build this road and
made over the power to another company. Since no
one seems anxious to take hold Of road suppose the
NAers &c, out Of the manger aud let the S,xihav
company Sc. their cars in motion Can nothing induce
hen 10 do III G.rnr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

The steamship Asia sailed yester-
W. '0s Liverpool. with large number Of passengers
A.. s' among them, sisnOr Benedesti and family
a. sAelair Forrest and sister, Charlotte Cushmsn
~ "eo. vsndsnhos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GLASGOW.
ne steamship Glasgow, Capt Craig, arrived at this
- Yesterday afternoon having sailed from Glasgow
- ae isl Inst al NJ list of her passengers viii
y wand under the appropriate head