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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

Rv tho arrival Yesterday morning vi .ls
.,..rshn Yacht Capt Thompson, we nave Iees,veo
e,,-s ,srs,s ~ tha 27th inst Inc l"cn, 0am"
~, R,,ra, Santiago. but brDusht no brown''uo "a
~. 80 &c MAS mos, OF our exchanges from inc III
REPORTED INDIAN MAssACER.-1he
x-,1,-. Standard 10 informed that Cspt stevens, OF
To,, Reknsp with two officers ana hftysix men, "5re
Mild siely by Can snches, thirty IN les IRON tna' Ph
,d hs, expresses have been ten, 70 the forts oeoS LOT
achievements A. La,,o.o1
=, the mmr. 1t appears to be regular game with the
isdisn to keep their white friends In stare Oh eA'''
mept , ~.
TpE CRoPs.-The Leon Pioneer says
,Aa cotton worm has made ts appearance In Leon Co..
thoush not 20 an extent sufficient 10 do material de n
sss The cotton Is there opening finely, aud promises
IN abundant yield. 49,
On The Tosd from CsrksvIlle 10 Austin corn Is said TO
be selling al - cents per busheL
JupeE MEGGIsoN. --Ihls gentleman'
Su..,,l, -e,iyned his seat on the bench of the
,Ssai Di,tTic, of Texas has published address
nsonle of the District 10 which he states that the
.ssrv Of he Office Is entirely too small, and RECON-
me nos IN Increase. ry ~
From THE Rio GRANDE.-1he DtItd
makes the following extract from let or "riI'en Hoh
Rrown,vIle by Capt h. Lesi.; . -, ,,.;,~
"Aman bv the name of Peter, servant OF MGCr
cAsDUan WAS killed by - Tnloauiti az rolht isiauu'
ON Monday last Ire circumstance, ss lar a. l nave
been able 10 learn them are as follows foter went
INTO the house of Thibsut aud committed some lhoe
csncies when T. put him ont. He sterwsrd returned,
and repesed Whist he rad previously done, upon which
n pp,hed him of the on which he was seated
and fsllire on bis head broke bis neck. Inoaut Will
he bound 1ver committed for trial at the next term
Of the District Cont
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MADAME ALBoNI-We had the pleasu

MADAME ALBONI.-We had the pleasure
Of Witnessing Mdle AboDrs temperance last evening
before large sude nee, at Metropolitan Hall In com
with most lovers OF music, we had looked forWaru
with anxiety to her return not indeed, from any lear
that should have 10 recsns our previous en-
ccnums, but rather from ths, updefnei unea'ines'
which one cannot restrain the moment OF promsa
treat approaches. Evil demons bald whisper 'ns' 'no
sumner vacation had not improved the hn7rs oil ns'
exquisite voice nervous friends would suggest tnah 'ne
frat teIai Of novelty over, Mdle Abons denni!e
as singer would be found much lower than We ns'
placed her. O,iensbly fou.ins such apprehension,
though, as we said nias uneasy within, We en'e'ed
tie Hall signor Ardh wal leadiag tns orcno'"'
through noisy and decidedly brssy overture "niea
served to whet our appetite for the go'd things 'aA'
were to come.
The last agony of thu Conductors bow soon Pa'
the three inevitable srosns Of the yooneeo nave a'od
away, the gentlemen IF tho brsss band hsve dfsNn
breath, when sispor San Giovanni mahe' nus %" "
the audience Iii, hstterng reception In June iA'
fresh In his memory that be cannot do oe'ss'
peat the piece In which be first won their p'Aud's
solitary surviving gem o. Ro''in' eAily opera' h-'
written when Tanertd bad brought al ths directors
itsly 70 the composers door-LsrS"1 pr we 'S''S
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TIE ANCIENT DOMINIoN.-We cut tn

following from The Harrington Telegraph:
An Intelligent gentleman, who has travelled through
much OF Western Virginia during the past fo1r weeks
writes US from Winchester, as follows:
81 have been agreesbly surprised by the Indications
In every County through which have passed. la
every County have met with Democrats who are de-
ternned 10 support the Scott and Graham ticket aud
In several the number Of these were very great Nor
10 this the resulg of any sudden phrenzS The minds
of the people are at work. and their deliberate convic
lions are settling down Ia favor Of the Wink nomnees
knowing very well how the remark will be regarded
by some Of the sapguine Democracy around you yet
hesitate to make the don that he 1Ote Of Virginia
piN BE- cast for Scott and Graham. -,
al yesterday dned at the house OF worthy old
farmer twenty miles from here. Since the days OF
Jacksop. be said he had always voted what he called
The Jackson ticket but said be, cannot crafty the
party | have voted with, by voting with them now
against a Vireinap, Of whom every Nirginiln should
be proud want ssid he, to see the name of Sc)H tri
umphspty displayed one of honor 10 this state aud
do wish bear the reproach OF de'erng and TOR
sabing him IL the My hour she has ever had II in her
power to serve and honor him"
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the jet Inst pubthe, the following horrible narrative
We have lust heard Of one of toe bloodi.s. tragedies
that II mas ever been province - record Tue par
tcular, AZ We learned them from friend, are az
follows: r, -,
Too brothers, Hiram and Warren Francisco, resi-
dent, Of hi, county and well known In tnis commu
bly az respectable and peaceabe CITIZENS have oeen
Tor sovoe time selling clocks In Jackson County In tnis
State They usually travel different routes, but make
a practice of meeting each other frequently. They
asfeed 10 meet At a pubic house In the vicinity OF
Brovnstown last Friday night One OF the orotners
reached the tavern about O'clock and inquired hi
brother had arrived and was Informed By tue an1ord
that he had not After eating his supper bs called Tor
lleht and asked TO be shown q bed The landlord n'
formed him thst he had no candles sb9u! the house,
bu, that II he would follow him, he would take him 70
a bed Francisco folio sed the landlord Into dark
,oorn ard IN ed himself and retired 10 rest
TIE bed seemed 10 be wet, and, having some matcnes
about him he struck Hight. Upon examining tue osd
he found that 1t was wet With blood. discovering
candle ON table near BY he liz It, and, looking under
the bed saw thu bOcy Of hi, brother With his tnros' cut
from ear 10 ear and perfectly eless Fastening the
door imme daley, he proceeded 10 load revolver
which he bad but before he could DO 80 there was an
Effort made by several men 10 enter his room RE
tepdips not TO be alarmed he a.ked t1emto WAX u9tu
h. dressed himself As as he bad hnl.hed loading
hi, pto he osened the door, and the landlord and two
other men rushed on him. hen he trettwo barrels OF
M, pistol Immediately killns the landlord and one oil
his accomplices after which the other man lied
We further learn that Francisco went before Ju'uce
Of The Peace In Brownstown and surrendered himself
up but after an examination Of the case, the Ju'ucc
released bin. 49,,
Some of the above statements may be exaggerated
but 10 the main we believe them 10 be true.
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For Tie y Y. Trbure.
ROAT SONG.

ALONG the stream the gliding boat,
Hour after hour doth float and float;
Along the western sky altar,
Glides hour ~ hour the Evening Star.
Over our heads the cliffs tina rise,
Hjde with their shadows half the skies
And wonder cliffs of rosy cloud,
Deep in their dclls the crescent shroud.
The shadows deepen round our way;
The rosy clouds are changed to gray
From scattered houses on the shore,
The twinkling lights tell day is Ger.
Shine ont. oh moon, end show our way
Make silver all this dreary gray;
And if thou lendest us thy light,
Our songs shall cheer thee all the night.
CLARENCE COOK
a.. P,.<- p.,ss Susoueharns AuG L. lsil.
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TEXAS.
p.,,,,es,lrsrs, &C.

.....A,.,.ef II. n Y. Tribune Ars 90 1859.
e'O''''''''''' GALVESTON Friday Aug ~ ,i ;pj
The Wing party in Texas VS. ~ have nos
constantly in numbers and d n"'' "a, Jowna at Gal
two excelleu, whig ne"'P'p' a, Msrshsn East
,; ss: ~. s S s %.e w' s. s.:s.
.S,sa s:s. g;ss. .o S% %s'D .ssSs 10, Local
sud one SS .s%S II 'as S""y % should not ''
Az subscribe lor TIC JeIAs' vl have called session
ni. senerally supposed We ~ ,s,l
Of our ti.a,ure the in regard to Internal
Much interest oc, lar Education. We are an'c''
cn.e caisrs,ion Of .cr prevI,u,
The Ere'sn, CAT Snsition OF the country !, good
TS Snd the G,aor 0S C@oS,sr 0'
nesec,ins the pes, widely cirr dated newspapers in
Three o. 10, n"snsAies M,ises favorable to the Maine
LIQUOR Law ,.,h.iand e,r newspapers Tennessee
inc . S,,' Georgia A. Texas 81
s% ,,,,cs and Galveston are exceedingly hea'ny'
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THE TRAGEDY AT BERLIN

THE TRAGEDY AT BERLIN.-The Troy
budget of Monday says that COroner' Inquest was
held on The dead body Of Joieph Witbeck who was
she, BY Deputy Sheriff shaw in sefdefen'e, at Bertha
on Saturday night last and verdict OF Unstable hom'
icds rendered TIE body hsn given to the friends
of deceased for burial wsbeck was about thirty years
Of age, and leaves wife and one child. S'trace has
20 far as we have learned been discovered Of the re-
snder of the party though suspicion fastened strong
" upon certain peons whosc nance are tor The pres
cot Withheld.
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UREA, Tuesday, s =

UTICA, Tuesday, S'p'. = I-JI.
Utica is crowded with strangers. Our
Hotels are fiji, and hospitable citizens are taxed
70 he utmost vet every train bdnes It's hundreds b
add 10 the multitude. The number of entries IN every
department ia large OF ca'tle there are some very
fine but the best show of i've stock is in horses and
poultry. The dairy Is not yet brought upon the helf.
there good display Of farming inpom ard Of
stoves although many Of the articles entered n)l
vet On The ground The Fair promises TO be one Of the
very highest interest Gov. Hunt will be present! also
Martin Van Buren, Many other distinguished strsn.
sc are expece5-an ong others Gen. scott, who We
30 not believe will come
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cradle. This will co'e the season prcty much ior al
The watering places on this bay.
/, "a now auarier past II O'Clock, and the storm is
,e,,isc You cannot conceive b" bad IL is. The wad
ea,t BY north, char Cling At times to south east
Boifpa,t g. p M-The angry waters have receded
hvr feet The wind hauled round IN the south west
and blows a gale. The rain has ceased AMI things at
prosent pOriend clear day tomoTroT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
Loss OF Life nj East Pascagon!n-Loss OF
sexcraI Yachts and their CargOes.

I.OA
several Yachts and their Cargoes.
The effects of the gale at East Pasca-
poula are thus gwen Ia a cornmuucs hon to TAs Cre-
"on Tuesday night. the Oregon for Noble, landed
several passengers 81 Eat PascagOua wharf but Ia con
sequence of the heavy who'd and RAIN they concluded
TO stay at the warehouse the per.head until morning
After breakfast, come Of them rho had families on
shore started up the wharf and reached the snOr Ia
safety About O'Clock fhe gale inoressed ana 10 Ios
minutes the warehouse perheed aud the entire wharf,
were swept away together with the three persons who
had remained In the warehouse could not learn their
Names but understood th-t they we're from New Dr.
leans The porter of Dodsons Hotel, black man, who
had lust left the pier read with art ad OF baggage
was also blown from tae wharf and drowned Nearly
all the large oaks In front OF tne 0ate) ho'e, we're
blown down and the bank washed away close 70 the
fence In front of the Hotel Almost all the outhouses
of the ings the coast we're blown down or un.
rooted. ~
AZ West Pa.csgoula the yacht "Nsmeoke," While two
Of Mr. Creas negro men were on board, for the pur-
pose Of paying out more cable TO enable her h ride
more easily At snchOr suddenly shot Oft dragging her
anchor al In less than two minutes olsappeared 10 the
mist To-day the mast with the cable and anchor at
,ache6 was found about a mile aud halt tom where
she was moored; the two hands we're no doubt lost
The schooner Josephine, from New-Ofesns, bound
10 Mobile with cargo Of corn, Hour, ETC., went ashore
az the east end of ship Island Two slooDs from Biloxi
were eide wrechDg her. All the oicers and crew
but one were lott Ii doubtful whether he would
survve 49,
and Yesterday started for home "sl safe and sound
Fears are entertained for the safety OF little tardclass
boat from Mobile called the Yaclt She had crew Of
two and party Of four young men from Noble, on
board She passed West Psscagouls ON Toursdsy
morning, and has not been heard OF since Tao yacht
Vision, and also new one not yet named went to
pieces near the PJiJt Clear Hotel
The CITY Of Memphis has also been Wis
lied by tremendous rain storm. The streets in the
neshborhood of the Bayou were rendered impossible
by Its overflow, and nearly all the bridge were carried
away by the strong volume Of water which rushed TO-
ward the river Several corn and cotton fields 10 the
vicinity Of tho city inundated and the crops ruined
Mes,Is A. B. Shaw q Co had the misfortune 10 lose
large flock of sheep from their garden, and Hsrris's
cotton shed was almost blown down large number OF
frame tenements oismantled, and lenses we're
carried off in every direction. TIE entire los. sustained
was estimated TO amount TO SOS, 900.
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,ror Commissioner Bartlett ls, ana ss S'i pss
sles have probably arrive" National Intelligence
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A HARD CAsT.-Francis J. Peters, a

ycurs no. about eighteen months since was areI,sd
while bookk.eper the Shsssyere Hotel Ga slspct)n 0f
having robbed return ed Californian stopping AZ hi house,
Il $40 IN colo ana who ~as 81 sslu-hy oy 7
,a,st for want Of ul eisnt proof u hold him for tal
has recently become possessed 0i eyideLce which wnoy
xo1 crates i'm from guilt In the matter The real ns has
ist teen cent TO State Prison sld before lsavog toe 'y
he confessed 10 Justice that ne, aad he alone cou
tted the robbery Ia consequence OF beng susp,cteu
Mr. Psfrs his situation aud hiss no sircs bee1 abls 70
rIocnre one His family also have suffered with him, and
in destitute circunstsgcss IL is 70 b. "oped mat
now bis innocence has besn S-'"h' no VIII meet Will
better success.
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A.usyaEzrs &C. TgIs DAY A.

Burton. The4er-a -r'. Mad Tao Qu--nsj CllJr9ofn
N.to's Cart@r- Dauah'-r a. ti- R-en-ut
Rarugu's Nn.suu-Ib. on ln- Dream Dsncinf -.
Woo. Mnstre-So f4 BroadEAy Concerts every e'eRns
Otto Cottage, Hoeossu-Fr=e Concsr-
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Cn.pGr or GRANp LARCENY.-A man

,sr.d SAMUEL Smith ives yesterday afres1so y -,
WaC,5s cftbe Fourteenth Ward On acharge u ana IA
.a Dr,tsrred sgainst him BY Mr Abraham Canocs OF
Fot Lee n J. IL sPp-ars ths, on me iho'1us ~ 60,
~ -, ~, Csrloek while wsitibg a. the LOT Of -
o.h Tor The Dos, which Pile. from this CiIy % Eor
Lee, had hi, POCKET PicG-d . or 20 S@.wo b. s Co
bi =, No "a Bro.dwsy; smother mote for So, Ha
Are bin for so drawn BY Ars D. hsA ~, 10
ess' n Adin Holsrook No 66i Grand sac par,
sfa.d paint, to the value 9, .tea ta. b. s.vs to
ny 49, t IL P.n pots Tor SIS - Is Is also ehtsed tast
=. exhibited the other note 20 Nh H. Aad s7a - n wa by
t 81 - and that be hsd received these roSs non
e. M IA. purpoee Of raising money on men Ia' = pro-
DIN ~ - he fsl,sbood He was TAKEN oetofe Ju1lce
p1,t.s I'D committed swait an exsnlnstlon-
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER At
4. J. Deiafo1rs formerly Lyacl s CiITkIJ 25i Wai"
1852. IAN Noon. 3P. NJ 5PM
Sept 7......"..tJ 20 ~ -
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RAILROAD AcclDENT.-A lad 10 year

NJ az. named james oman residing with his parents at
No llg Twelth.st accidentally run over on M)ody
evening by one Of the Sixth which used over nus
n hi "A snc foot crushing them 10 tnehtiu manner lt
ms the lad Jumped upon the loves step OF tns st
form where be rode short distance and then got on
car coming om the opposite direction was close by AZ tue
tine and be lore the driver could po,sby sop H. the car
Passed over The led The conductor immediately stQppe1
e. ha1 the lad conveyed 70 The Nnth Wad StalDn
he ouncs we're dressed by Or Henry, after whch
he was akeu 10 The New-York Hospital Several paS5n
GERS no witnessed the accident state that IL was wnouy
rayodb. Oh tie part Of the driver Of the cir UNI 81 ran
over the lad Since the have been ronning on we
sixth and Eighth avs has been the constant pracnce oil
boys lump on tho steps Of the platforms, mus en1an;er
pg their lives and Ensss thy stop such conduct WI" %
iursssi5le g. prevent accidents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

FATAL FALL.-Barney MCUOWah' IL III
bor,r while q work the Bbs iouse IN Fourth as
near or place yesterday Afternoon tel rom me 'co1a
toy 10 the GROUND aghlng upon heap OF bricks and IuD
bi.b le was taken the Seventeenth Nsd Sitionous'
with hjs sku badly factured and Otherwise senol'y Ia
md Re died soon after srrging Nc the station hYuso
The deceased kas e wife and TWO children Fesdng IN
Tw,nty-frs.-st between Seventh and Elshtn-aTf inc
Coroner will hold inquest upon the DodJ th n''Hlnz
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Foryp DRowNED.-The Coroner held
- -, ,ests,dsy upon the body Of an unknown MAJ
about IS Tesrs Of ,ge fund drowned =: Per No e. X
The deceased feet inches IN n'ght ian ~
rtsrebi~f and eafstin boots verdict OF Dean by
Droyyriug was rer deTed BY the Jury
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with being one tf the party and in possession about $50
worth OF the stolen property found. Another indi-
y6usL named Thos Ryan, arrest ID BENG MED
crate with Bsett Both taken before Jaitse sast
and held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

N.yAL.-Guuner John c. Ritter has
been detached from the uniled sSses steam r.sNe
Mlsssslpvi, sad ordered " the NAVY Yard a this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

MAN DROWNED A laboring man walked
or fell overheard the bow of ,hs South Ferry boat
Wyandsnk, asE night, about O'CLOCK and sIaouya
every means were used he was not recovered, in
fact was he seen after bis fall, tho wheel probably
striking end Killing him man in state OF in.oxca-
ton went on beard the boat just previous 70 her start
ipg and a. he was not noticed going ashore on BROOK
i'm slde 1, IA supposed he was tho man The boat was
no, our Of the slip when the accident happened.
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Cu.,er OF SHOP LIFTING.-A fellow

- VIM Varley on Monday evening called a. tae lto,s
% Ni.bols Capp No ls7 Eghin ey- undsr pfetsnse o.
OF NIECE Of flannel worth SIS which, Il Is Alleged
P.-a,d nSSsr his coat and mads OF With himself The
s.rrei as soon Missed aud Officer Frady ottas iw.ssstn
Va IS. dispatched to each him. lie soon succeeded
nai 10 v,,h him. while he carrying the hsanel
m ow ouaht despers.ely 10 get clear and Ore" AIge
Life win which be threatened TO stab the olcsr lie
bo ever secured and taken before Justice staa VINO
Locked hun up for trAl.
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e BURGLARY AND ARREsT.-lhe ume", va.
ofMJs Ryan, In Ihra ~, nI -, who hrcsd opsa two
trunk. ard ,iO .bOs. g. .oS 81 %ss
Officer kSsw S.u u .as james Bartlett who charged
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THROWN FROM A WAGoN.-hr. John
M.K.pzie residing at the corner OF Gra1d aud fttss-
Teerdsy sflerno thrown from WAGON at toe eSlns
~ avsrye and Seconst and severely injured ms no..e
k.virs ,,tsn fright and against lamp port 10 lna.
s;nv Ne w.s taken 10 drug stofe, attended oy P"'
eisn ard afterward conveyed 70 bis resdeLeA
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Hon. Ben. Edwards Gray, Of Kentucky, and other
nemt ers OF Congress are a: the same house
e We are happy to notice the name
Of Paul P Drggtu, Professor Of Drawing 10 the Free
ACADEMY, snong the passengers By tho Ar'uc. tns
time Of hi, absence In England has been devoted win
tie exception OF that absorbed by serious Illness, 10
the study Of the noble,t works Of art and We are glad
70 lean that be returns With restore health ana ca
lsreed powers to numerous circle OF friends, aud
sphere Of extensive and beautiful utility.
JACKSON FERRY-The report of the
Committee In favor Of char g'Dg the location a. BROOK
lyp. from adjoining the Navy Yard TO Bhdge"'
WAS concurred in last evening by Board Of Assistant
Aldermen One Assistant Alderman said the project
Of removal was speculation. Another Assistant Alder
MN ,sld the tide at the present location compelled
the use of double bos,s, which viii be substituted BY
single ores, and the price of forage reduced.
n lis understood that Rev. Rufus w.
Grl.wod. D D., Of this City, has become a"ocl.tei
with Mr. James Gordon Bennett, as one OF the Edio'
Of The Head.
" The fare to Boston, via Norwich and
Worcester Ia, been reduced to g. 25 See advertising
columns.
~ Senator Gwin sailed for California
on Monday. He lef. in the Ohio, for A'pin"aL ln'
Ohio took GU. 40 passengers
Our PUBLIC SCHooLs.-We learn iroii
an officer Of the Public School Society that there are
III Schools under their charge, re6pened on hohaT
Aug 30 ,ba, there wsrs present. punctua to the nou.
. O'Clock A. M-l,ocO pupils; and that OF the VI
Teacher, to whose care those children are com 1iHea
4. but ls were at their posts This fact 'Pes Vou mes
in favor Of the excellent discipline and hsoaa reg
ulsri,y of the vN. institution no. ~ And !,
:ptsi. no les. avOIby Of The excss.. ana iA so.1.
bdy Of Teachers. Accustomed TO sn1 -.
ssrc course of management they have imooed us
srr cpI.s and hsbs and WILL TO great e1tsni confer
| IKE influence upon their puPna
NAyAL.-Guuner John c. Ritter has
80, as,,ehsd from the Uaited States Steam frgAte
Mls,ssipp, aad ordered " the Ssvy Yard d this port
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CHARGE or HIGHwAY RoBsERY.--Of-
hcer Brien Of the Fourteenth Ward arrested Monday
nrht youpr man named Bishop, who charged With
beipr one OF sang who assaulted Richard McSay while
IN Motts on the sht Of The 2h ut sad robbed he Of
$50 mostly IN bank bills When srssted the sscasef hsa
in hi, POSSESSION s2oo which alleged 20 be portion ofhs
money stolen tom Mr. McSuly he was taken before JUS
uee Weleh and held TO avail examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

CIRcUrr CouRr-Befors Judge Roose-
vei,-This Court opened yesterday with Cslsndar of
o62 causes Tee Jurors In attendance were sworn In
bo who did TO their names were fined 30
each No causes, Con the Day Calendar being callodD
beirg ready, the Court adjourned to this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

JIM IHU HItVHVH W uI" 0''00
covered a fire about III O'Clock on Tuesday morning
ia The basement of the uuoccupied building corner
Ninth.s, and Broadway formerly known "a too Aloioi
House IL was supp sed 10 be the work OF an 10
cepdiary The flames were got under before mlcl
damage was sustained The building Is undergoing
repalfs