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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
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Mr. povo,l ,rcsou,ol q, resolution
ar. H-y"'N resented 4 teso'u''oh
!eienin5 to select Committee the
,lan for ,r;n,ing the Census, accor.
ang to the Maryland specimen, aud
that they report any and What a':sra'
ions are required before printing
Objection was made and the reso!u-
ton laid over.
Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution
dat the Committee on Naval aTais.
while con.i,e,in. The question Of aid
70 the ocean steamer, Of fine Collins
li0c cuo9;re whether the present
elar,.es on jc.ter.,,r o,can cleaners
are hot uuu,c,,sa,;Iy liyh anil bur.
d,usome AMI whether sometime,
n,;,Lt not lie done to reduce rates -
some debate enamel "a to the rropcr
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,:.1 w,s f,9,,y Ia,l =, ,Lo ,oIl.. III
tomorrow
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If I;s Intention - ;r'roi,cn q, l.il CIV.
inc "a ,Lc s,ilnrs vbo scryel IN tive
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11

g. The steam propeller William
Penn. TO he pa; on The route between
New York and Cha2res, arrived at
New York from Philadelphia on Wed
resday morning.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
VERMONT

STfrE OF VERMONT. Bt.
DtIftrior Ra,lsni, .. rs,s
eisi Session Of the PROBATE ro,,, ei,
,fr, OF Rutland held al hu,,,,." ~
sAia Dis'uet on lhc 1T M,rt,. "
lat day " Noich 4 " ,sts "a
Frescp, lion. Harvey ha,,,,
n1herrAs Milton Lyon adn,,n,,,,'~
estate q! Barney Lyon late o. r..
pi',ile' deceased m,,.ialc hasa. 4
sen'rd 10 the sad probate coan
W'iiiog ihet"'n ttiIas Roth rr,
relative to the s',uAt,on OF us
,hr r'FsoIsi estate of sAtd s.e,
ea""sh I" pay tue debts Of .s,a ..,.,
The expenses u. administration. 49,
to tsis" funds enough 10 ia, ga.
caTrnscs, u " rVctNssr, ,u,,l,
real estate OF SAID deceA,ed. "a -
ylld real estate espnc, l~ 8, Id 80,
10 'hose interested IA 'ae ,en,rs
Therefore rray'"G sad coar, I, ~
li,euse 10 sc'i MI ,tsaii rss, .,,t"
Therefore !, IL ordcuily M
court that the hca,,ne nnd ,r,,T
petition tc aud the sa,in are he,,.
t. stated s-ss'"n of sA,d Cur, !, N
a! tie oihcr OF the Register ornt al
Eutland IN sad D",ict on IN, h, NJ
beng The 9th day Of April 4 II ~
shAI notice thereof te gwen tr ~
a certified copy al the record q
three weeks .Ger,ssi,ciy ri.tro,s.
The Rutland Herald . ncWsj,n, ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11

IL the case Of Willis VS.. Forrest
for tie assault by the latter, the Jury
have returned verdict for $500.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11

NksnlScfYr lTEVS.-W asliag-
'aH. March t,a.--A i.o.34 j. to- h.
af.Hel IN A.r.i acA,. IT, tie counsel
%! Nr'. Gaine,. I,7 new thai. Il
IS thought, h,scyer, tn, i viii not
b. srau,cl.
Another ~ i'm. Ia, been leli by
tie Senate Committee, d, the ami.
cation Of Collins foe relief, bl. ny.a,
ln2 Of moment MAS done.
Il is nos admitted that Congress
viii not &C! definitely u;on am in.
pottant measure, urti! after t! 3 nom.
nation Of lte Democratic Convention
f3r tie Presidency, 0nly SIX pubic
acts have been passed tai. session,
'n4 ,hos: Of NJ imp~laB"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

law 10 prevent be thought that of the most mall
cous things ever perpersted we're done s'sording 70
law he hoped the matter would be postponed
Hev. DR.. SCHROEDER was glad the mat
ter WA TO be delayed He had been sccased Of favor
Ing Mr.. WALKEa, but be tetisd the allegation. he
showed that the adoption Of the canon would cut OF
Bishop OSDknDoNK from a contemplated civil sui. 10
settle bis pe'uni.ry Affairs with the Diocese
Rev. DR.. TAILOR explained his course
on the Committee He had thought the case which
called for Immediate action. The laws Of the Diocese
bad been set ct defiance and hs had expected bu, one
voice In tie Convention upon the adoption OF tae pro.
posed canon. He explained the method Of trials nov
pursued In the Churche and read the lsxI Of the
General Church the making of canons aud the pen.
atie' to which ministers are subject
Rev. DR.. HIG BEE further explained his
views The Canon contemplated no lsn than the degrs
eaon OF minister and from that dec radiation there
no appeal To this extreme provision he opposed.
He hoped the matter would be laid over. 1t unsafe
TO ADOPT or to vote upon 90 important measure npon
notice of le,s than twenty four hours.
Rev. Mr.. LEONARD thought that this
might well be postponed b1. something ought to be
done to protect those who were now suffering for tbs
want Of some such provision.
Judge SPENCER explained more at length
the relations OF Civil to Eccesissca Courts aud how
and where Civil Courts would be likely interfere In
Church matters With reasrc to the power pass this
Canon, he had no doubt The General Laws Of ths
Church undoubtedly conferred The authority upon the
Diocese TO make such rules and to punish their infringe
nent
Various suggsstions were offered, and foslly mo-
ton wa made TO refer the back to the Com
mtee, to report to the next Convention. This motion
adopted and 10 the vexed question Was put TO rea
Before taking the vote the President sisted that he
had before him an unopened communication from Rev
Dir. WALKER, and asked wha. should be done With IT,
On motion of Judge Spencer, the communication was
rejected.
PRINTING TIE JOURNAL.
The usual order for printing the Journal
Of the Convention was passed
CLOSE OF TIE SESSION
The Secretary then real the minutes OF
the present session.
At the request Of the President the
members Joined, under the direction of Bishop VAIN
WRIGHT in singing the Gloria in EIcslss PRAYER was
then offered by the Bishop aud the congregation, and
after the Benedlciion,
The Sixty ninth Annual Session of the
Protestant Episcopal Convention Of the Diocese of New
York adjourn ed sine di,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ THOMAS w. CUMMINGS, nominated
BY The Loco Fccos In Brooklyn for Congress-, na'
tive Of Georgia; he was formerly midshpmaa 70 ne
Navy bu. resigned and went Into the whisky distins
business, which he still follows. Mr.. Cumming 10 mo-
much Of politician, and probably ~ hss known 10
the people of bis District any man they could have
nominated. Mr. c., being heretofore politically IN
Known 10 rather atsered BY the nomination, sId essAs
q remarkably free man With biz money, has been sa'
csd 70 the va Of candidates In Kings County . "ex'
pep,e money In other words, shs other ssndiasss.
ia effect. cay "You may ride In our vehicle * s s''s
d, ,r,rs and drive, ssd you msy tos& tas sas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Ea stern Markets.

BOMBAY No mail 49, ,.
tured Goods had become s and prices were recovering
COPPER had taken ss't 40if md consequent upon
short supplies IRON ELgaod IRON In moderate DE maud
Lao doll Bntisa SALT In good inquiry with upwad ten
depcy Erpoyh-The busn ess done 10 Benares SUGARS
had been &C. with slight decline in value. sALTPE-
TER dull and lower NICE for tn, English market ~as
quite neglected but moderate export continued to tins Maui
ftus ard atteT!y some shipments 70 France Prices re-
m lntd unaltered. Raw SILK was scarce and native
e,sery purchased at advance OF seer. JUTL neg
lec,ed little worth looking remaiaiDg market HIDES
ane on SEEDS In s:tve oerhtd. INDIGO -Hesvy rains
wore reported but il ti far they will effect the
Yield 80 chests OF 1862 repor' cd ST 1913 md CoTroN
SONS chi pme1ts Britain noticed aud the demand
for Cbina continued OPIUM BEN es and Pa'nS quoted at
100 SHELLAc and LAC DYE Considerable ship nens ON
csns SAYS the Crcu buJos the better descrp
lions Of Dyes which they avoided before aud
have paid 7p-0 for ID T. $40 for Il Shell Large sales
have been made from the bazaar Kidding Orange lG80
Fyeigts-Argsls Of late hat ,eed0gy light Quo
tstlons TO London. a 1898 l7i6; Hoes SO l2ioG
IS H6; Rice. nominal 10 Nautilus. Rice, 7. "a
bae paya BE there at 500. To CbIa Cotton S16SS % "
bale; Opium, S7at8 " chest Honsy-M.rA ct we'll sup
piled for legitimate TIA n unchanged rates
CANToS, July 2l-PTlces generally The past month have
given WY a'd business - hunted
TFA1he uHTket for Cnne0us opened with ITO mus
tiers new Congou the quality Is reported favorable for
abe finer qualities but lower khds inferior both In leaf aud
taste AmoDg tne ss'es American account we notes
roo half chests Canton Campo at 5G6; 500 Canton
half chests Young lily son. at 10 taes Gleens-SOOO pkg
EXCHANGE American credits 4uiG5j y dollar.
FREIGHTs to New fob Sl0USl2 for Tea and SIS for Silk
y tup OF 80 foot Tunoss~ abundant
Homo KoNG julie 2l-Msrket dali. Frs!ghts nominal.
American credits s. as o.
SHANGHAI July 281mports ruled low, with considerable
demsnd for exports .
for Tea American clippers, si0f5 Tor Tea and &6 fol-
Silk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Richardson Brothers Il Co.'s Circular.

LivERPOOi, pth Month Z8th, IB5g
The weather since gu. last ho very, and the
p.ratTe low vito some frosty rigts We have change
10 report trade for ardce the demand and prices
steady as quoted ON the l7th
' 9Th Month 2st.
At out a,ks morning we had good attendance OF
the dealers and mers but very few from the
interior districts experienced Healthy retail demand
Tor red md mixed Whea fall prices II last week. but
white much inquired aiier as the two former
krds and such barely sold well except for some
thing cN dice. -, ,,,
have no change 10 notice in The state OF the Flour
de from what reported of IL this day week ard on the
nth in French OF hnensan lrih impaired aer bnt none
on sse Indian CJrn also uuchauge In either demand
or value but Egyptian Beans In 1cve request and the
market clio ed advance Of q fs6 so hs ling been
paid Oats aud meslin short supPy and
last weeks prices fully supported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
9fafe of TYude.

MANCHESTER Tue day Ev,"ins, Sept a. 52fhs Cloth
Market the cnsIac,erheo % eadiness
Of prcs but only ods' inquiry for all binds and
qualities IL DoMEsTIcs shade lower, they must
bs called heavy the market The inquiries Tor YARNS
extensive especially sor the hons and st quail
ties very firm l. Export numbers are On In
moderate request The demand for lrdan fair Ihs Ger-
howeS just seiy engaged and nsts So rae
Greeks purt hans iieeJ especially o. low piiau
To tbs United States be sOn taken mo account ft
bpsio sops on The fos;ien branch gooo especially
vevet On the whole naket closes hsalthiy rather
than otherwise
BRMIsGHAM Papers by last nail stated that the IRON
he'd determined to make advance LIST october
OF 20 y tun tbs price of f'ished iron-equs TO 10 T.
cent II IS thought BY many that the advance wiz NOT resi-
NJ sew RAJ refused 70 accept orders for
som scfjpo at that riding to the pro
ADVANCE prices will b. Bsis 81; cod blast Pigs -
i26aG9 ,5I aud hot blast il made fr I'M StafOrdshire
Nine aud free fom cinder &3 26 ifonstons is worth
al D. Tire sfvsnce 10 iRoN has ca1s'd cores
sopdnr aereas. in all kinds Kinds VI hardware, and Biz
ringhsm wares generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
FLoop Ar MAYAGUEz, p. r.

FLoop AT MAYAGUEz, p. R.-By let
ter rsoel a, Msyaguez, r. r dsied the 10th ult wa
learn that the 9th, after day ot ncssssns raio the
river 10 such blight that many OF the store, we're
Inundated and good deal az tho property destroyed.
The accounts from Ponce aud other southern parts OF
abe Inland state ha, much property and many lives bad
been lost In those vicni les ON the cause; and
that the crops Of corn, rice and pisG, Ans
have been DESTROYED. scarcity OF provisions will, no
doubt be {, Il all through the i.laud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 81,
6'5. 853 957 81 rs 2l5 a. 223 2lI 2S3, as 2I1.
go. Pat IINos 81 lol4 30 ~, 2 rs, 22s, 2jc %,
24 796 20. 20. 2l2, 2ii.
SUPERIOR CousT-NO. I. ? 49i, 3, 5,7.ss,io II.
H. 49, ~ Is I6. II, In. 10 20 q. d, a. a. o. b. a.
81, 81 Sc, q, s., &c, s., %. %, 40, H. IL, a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

pNFRs WANTED About s. Geo worth Of new aad els
sant j,Ary which Is believed be stolen pr psrty,
Sauosy iounl in possession OF parties whose snes n
b not at present prudent 10 publish IL co1sist OF s)li
bracelets with clusters Of diamonds, about Is gold
wstches so gold iings vh diamonds other gems,
bold pencil gold loctes gold bresspias OF them
ct with dau silver por, silver earcases &c
Ii hiss heen ascertsned ira ewelrv establishment IA
81 the cities in the western part Of this state has recently
been roboed and II possible that the above part Of tho
stolen property Itesn be at the Second Dstrc Po
lice Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

Indian Corn 4, s.o unchanged 10 either demand or ysue
WooI-Wool vas rather quiet the past ~eek the pros
poets Of the trade however good ard prices urn
v.ns 10 S,hIsts In Beef aud Pork nothing Is DONG
Thsrs is no Lard bers-6O s he result on time
tons rather than sctasl desn nd Vine Chsese 10 m
In QuERefrRoS BAKAoI OILS the trsnsacton' are uI''
portant 1,.rI.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Money.

L1SooS-Consols staad at l0J u; do. Noney 100.
Lsres shipments of Silver continue to be made Toe
.s.m.hp b. ntinck TOOK out ].2to t. Bombay, Calcutta
Sing and Ca atom. $500. -
PlEIs BorRsE- -Four and haH y cents lsi 30; Tire
4, cents 70 50.
HasiBvaG-U Sc y cents le5l Bills md Money. Mary.
land ~ csr'' BIlA 81 Money
VENHA-The Austrian loan ttksp 70 the full smo1nt OF
&GCOo0cO hsssrs Ro.hschld said TO have taken E5
100 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C. THIS DAY AND EVEN

A.UsyMESTs &C. THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Kblo's Garde1-- fghteLed 20 Death; La il Nal Gartee
Burto, T-ater- school for scstdal FrEhfn ned 70 Deaih
WALLACE Iyceum- scnool tor Scandal; HIS Last Legs.
Broadway Thest.r-.Iack Cad; Tuo Bolnycs-;lss
METROPOLITAN Hall, Busdvay-Mad 5outags Foarth Concert
R,rnurs Nussuu- Orphan. Dream II. p. Lmsnck Boy
Moods Nns;res No fl4 BroadvIy-Concart evening
Minerva Rooms No 90 Brosdway-Scots Csmgasn IN Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
BURGLARY AND GRAND LARcENr.-

Hector Nicholson yesterday ares'ei by Capt Turn
bull OF the Eahh ard charged with being concerned In
burglary snd grand larceny committed at about " O'Clock
Saturday night the grocery OF Henry Newhoa No 81
Hovsc-st which entered through rear door, aud
robbed OF 5000 mostly in gold cop IL IS alleged that the
acrused watched in the while hs removed
pane Of glass from window In q Of the store
urfssen' he door then stole small trunk containing the
money arc I'D No portion Of the money has bsen
cred and the others have been arrested This prisoner
was locked up by Justice Stuart to await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
ca.,f.enf.l Markets.

The weekly reviews from the ArisrdaIn ana
produce markets notice little change ~ sso s
ton, N bSea % ed although in sons descp
lions there wa tendency 20 an I'd No acn NAG
been done n SUGAR RICE w.s hinl 10 conse 9uenee OIL
spscustive purcba,s Accounts from Antwerp and HAM
INV. ren,esept a smilu stae OF the mlrScts there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Lopdou Markets.

PRoDucE-The closDs prices Of Tuesday are ., .,.as
ported Spssr-In West Incia fair business mas 81 in
acted at foil pnces Sales amount to 200 c. Foesn /,
firm slth.urh sales are nit.s yellow Havana 20 oona,
Is6a2 COa.e-Fsr has n," at "a P nSSS T.lIow
Ion, ~ ea4ii. Tes quiet and Pr1ee- a0 .4a6 Rice
5000 bsr. Bengal all ssd stioe for good White
ia lots III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

n The weather begins to show doubt
full and threatening aspect. Last night the "moon,
sweet regent Of the sky, wa'quite urder the cloud and
certain sudsc ous piping Of the wind iudcsed that
the Equnosal preparing for bis regular INVASION
The msgnfcerc OF September cannot last muca longer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
MARINE COrRr-B~ioT. judge Lrses.
Davd Lockuooi against DeS q BfOSRs.

To recover S5l, the amount OF note
siyen in Isa usJesr. asoJ By dessodsot TO Desmond
Cbbs botsrc Sostor for gs weeks medical sttsndsnoe
and bosre which note Mr. Gibbs recently assigned TO PLAZA
nj Tor 81 Defendant TO CslifJrnia Ia 1873 ssd re-.
NAMED 10 months The oefenss b-st tho statute o. lint
t.fiou. "a bons aSe sssgnent ID thai Gibbs, pfs9
ti.n, medicine without license could bot recover
10 r.plv Gibbs In bis testimony 'sd dessnssas oad b'
;2 and s. on account Of the slsin In 1916 and 1871 which
tooh il oct Of the Of mians and that the Sssa-
nent wss fde sso defendant bad ps'd him sons
,biog se his return from California Defendant also tss
titled dd eeolleet psyine any In 1876 and 'sf. snd
wh.t be paid after he came back for services 10 bis
family during his zbssnce- -,
me Court psdsred the testimony TO DO 10 favor Of osia
til a. 10 he psJments tskpg The ease out OF the statute.
AID the Gle be ng oresebt 10 piant The point % 70
Gibbs bsyns pracced medicine without license 10 wsli
taaen 81 al that ths Law against L. Judgment
for plain for value Of board and lursng but excluding
medical eitepoapce-arnount 10 be s6justed
Ab,ah,n b and Ajnsn B. MnsT against Ianss suysan
MO recover sp alleged wsantes o. horse Plaintiffs pef
chased Of defendant tl pair Of sorei horses To- b
used In cssse 20 convey PASSENGERS 10 their hotel ncy
say they yer. warranted defendant to b sound 10 ever
respect bat Of them, 10 turned ouk had i'nt % ~
foree and when he driven become. mueh lame 10 40
Tense Il said the PLAINTIFF were informed 10 res9d
tie spnnt and purchased IN consequence, 1t redacs
price The Jury could not agree, and were discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
ARREST OF DIsoRpERLY BLACKS

GERS Rittu Nesbt ard Others OF the With Ward Saturday
night aessed gang Of six negroes for fighting In Anthony
St and assung individuals named Eds ). ingrahan
and Philip Dowd resdi Ne 81 th street In
10 the Chief Police. Cast Carpenter states that these
prisoners rioters end fighting chas and Ia thu 40
the police strike in the minds Of the Dach
eoceis doing business in the neRhoorhooi aud What s s
worse whr q them arrested the Others 20 his
aid and procure bail for hi, appearance. and thus TOR time
st least prccure hi, discharge The whole gsog BE-
lieved 10 be II custody. Their Alex Mckinney
jacob Ferris Isaac Caliwe, Edwd Mshe rs, Aid. Gale
and Robt Oakley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Referred to ex.Judge ysndsrpoel
Us DISTRICT cOrRr-Be'ors Jude Bsrn
fNDTCTMRkTQ

The Grand Jury came into Court on
Saturday forenoon with against Abraham Atsus
and El,bs fitch. charges ~ snusgDej Peter King
ssue Thomas Lynch, Henry Ferguson and Henry fiis-
giles sLdesyOrbg IN make revolt; John Brown, leaving
person foreign port Charles Waite cruel and uausuai
punishment The complaints sgsiast Benjsnin Lyons for
a.sult with dangerous weapon, and against Edward
wsnirke for alleged 'alse invoices, were dsmsd BY ths
Grand Jury
COURT or coMMos PLEAs-GrsEsit Tsra-B s'ors Jatsss
Isos.s,s and "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Frtdsick Jentz ugt. Frederick Goeh..

Ju5sment affirmed. with costs
Jane. Curry sgt. Fan Sindeyia pGeies.-ssms.
RoLet Ms,lle sgt Henry Cornell judgment Reversed
with costs.
John HaLon sgt. clam Fan D6yen -Sime.
dg1fOrs .heitoch axt Nm. " di4is.-sams
Ru,us Norar 90 AIT, Chaycs Ednuds-sams
Iarid Nonfeiil AIT 1h0n0s Cash.-sams
Ielgis r. Fmiey sgt. GeOyge Fiher-Appeal dihnsssi'
with costs IN o. -,
from affirmed, without costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
THE RECENT FATAL FleHr.-The Cor

Saturday held inquest upon the body Of Nathan
OBrisn wto Tuesday evening last knocked OF ths
pier foot OF Roosevelt st, by usmeS Charles lvie
with whom he fighting the ime and fell BACKWARD
shshDg the ceck Il about ten feet below the
level Of the pier He wa,emoved to N. Ne v-York Hos
pi's the EVENT. II the occurrence, and died there
Friday lsst The following verdict rendered By the
jury That the decs s-ed his death nv blow in
cted Charles vie k' o'iins him from dock upon the
deck Of causing the Rupture of blood vessel Of the
.Iiba cord and consequent compression Of the ,sms
ve the sccu.ed has made his escape for his
srre.t hes issued and IS in the hands oil officer
Ridden Of the Fourth Wsd.
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The Late Steamboat Observation-Disclosures mt
by the Grand Jury of the u. =. District

At the opening Of the United States
D,trict Court (before Judge BErrs Saturday, the
Grand Jury came in with several bills of indictment.
which were duly recorded The Foreman of the Grand
Jury presented to the Court the following important
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ARREST OF BrRGLARs-Reaorerv Of

Stolen Property Officers W II Stephens sud Butev OF
the Lower Police Court Saturday sted two msn
named John Leay and James Mcuade charged with the
commission OF burglary and grand larceny the premises
OF EDWARD SANFORD. No a Unonplacs 1t appears that
about four weeks the b of SIR -ntsred the
family being in the country aud robbed Of eotbug and sill
plate the value Of III o.. The robbery uot
discovered until the return of the family to the City few
days since when Mr. placed the mshe Ia ,hs hsnds OF
the above named officers who arrested III, two above
psed. snd iourd ia ~ the latter dsrsos
portion ct the stolen clohiug sod syervsre nom.ion
subsequently obtained by tbs officers that soma OF ms
propTty rad hesn oeTd for s,e In Church st and aer
considerable difficulty they traced and recovered several
valuable shswl, silk cloaks &. The two prisoners wers
tasn bek Justice Osborne and mmted 10 prison to
await trial.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1852.
FrRE.-About FIVE O'Clock on Saturday

FIRE.-About FIVE O'Clock on Saturday
morning fire broke Out In the roof of house No a.
Cbsry-s.- occssonsd by some spark. f.liIos from
chimney adjoining. The flames we're ext gul.hsd with
a few pals of water, aud before much dau,ss oe.
cured.
ACCIpENTs.-A ckild years Of age.
sou Of MIS- Barlow, residing at No 81 West Ninetssnths
was run over and bad bis skull fractured Will. 10 "a.
Fisbth-sv, on Saturday afternoon, BY stage No 6ls
OKeefes line 1t appears that Mrs Barlow. ~ith t~o Of
her cbideu had ust got OF Of The Eighth cars
and crossing side walk chen the stage drove
by and her ans came very running
herself and the other child also. The little sufferer
taken drug store BY. and ser receiving the uece%
cary sd conveyed 20 the resdeoce Of lis psen
Those who witnessed The occurrence state that IL was
purely accidental and stsch blame TO the driver OF the
STAGE -
Jane Graham sborer. while AZ work on new build
In O. the OF Broadway and Lbsrtys on SATURDAY
afternoon fell from upper TO the pavement aud
conveyed to h. residence, No 81 Cross' severely Id
nred.