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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
To Mariners.

Al mce'rs 81 th- Con Eissioners 4 Ma es,on anc
Piiotage for Cape fsar Niver and ar he'd a Nlang-
ton n { Dec l) the ~ bNtnk resaial1a was Passed
Rcsoired rha' ard ssi the h'st Moadav "a January,
1851 al vessels ny steamboats, dosu the nver
shs emily D. rhsrse nhathe present rates of pIoage.
chart oftne harbr Key West ed bv Lieut..
Rcgef- the OF publ alton. sd VIII spoa
rradv TO- ateo that ceaanel has been DIS
covered the westward Of Sand Bay, hagsg cePih Of
not less than fhrV fset.
The CaT,Siort Clubhouse on the coast OF biora. Is
nearly completed The whole bGlding OF iron The
hght the entire Structure. that from the heel u the
center pile 70 the siered ball above tae lantern rs
feet. The hight. which VI be revolyRg. y - calculated
be thJtv mllgsfhe atmosphere benz saciehtly
clesT Tor u 10 penetrate thag far.
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SrpRsNy CouRr OF rHy USlTgp STATES

CARRLEsS-T-- bought a gallon of
0tsrd az Brady'S. 10 take home, and BY the way OF
a label wrote his name upon card. which hap
peneG TO be the Of clubs, and tied It 10 the
handle. Alderman G. coming along and oosery'
ing the jug, remarked, "TRats an awful careless
way 10 leave that hquor.r " Why So slld Ton.
why Because somebody nlshi come along wssh
the eight spot and take il
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OuS-i5s BASKETS a eases ars ohvs OH " casas Oh
pAIxr-s cases Vsrces
PorA rogs-l.i51 bush 90 sAnpers Psiataes
PLAsrER-tee iuns y xstsT.
RAGS-s57 hale Rags
SPrRfTs--e halves, lel qrs. loo hsls. Brady.
SUGAR-5s9 lids 10 bbs.
SaLT-l0 81 - hush a,ls0 ehls., t,Its stcAs.
SFtcEs-f4 60o mats Cassia-
STEEL DC boxes Sry rsa steel
SEEp-5hags Seed, 40 bags Hemp do
TE.-le676 Stgs. Tea
rOBAccO-7o7 bales Tobacco.
TfN-2tasbIs tn Plates.
yfNEGAR-l6 half hhas.
WrSE-ls6 khds. csks, lA halt. Do iJsJ csss w
haSks,s Isl ors 1S atlan sbls 3 hrs Wine bbls White
Vine IS bids. pipe, 20 grs, So ladlan oss lt5 oos
Port Vine.
WocL-ls7 bales Wool.
wooD-I 80 pkgs PoH wool IS doz. logs Rosewood -
tuns re pkgs LigEuavIi - odls Wos, iTeI CTotca-
etc. lo3 logs hAhoganF
WINDOW GIsss-I, IS pkgs German window Glass
ZINe-2s N Enc.
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Cleared.
Steamship South Carolina, Ticker Charleston, II. II.
Tucker
Bsss-GsoTgs W Norton, Packard, s.. Marks, Eagle x
HsssaId Az0f. Chapman, ApsachIcOla Ladd CnGrcb ,
Albion Bell ST. John, master, Carolina, DAVIS, Charles
ton Durham 4 DmOn.
Bngs- Wacssa. Powell. 81 Marks, Coe, Anderson Co..
Quebec Trader lBrl Bshon, Halifax, G.. Deasy Ham-
lsi, Crawford Grenada Geo Whitaker; Eliza Harblcx,
Emery Norfolk. Haf beck x Co.
Scho0ners-Col Saiterly, ElwOoa, Charleston, ". L.
McCEeady Co. Charles Colgate. Seaman, Baltimore,
ia Der < Lord Msgs al Cloud (rewl Sargent jack
sonyi e. Thompson Hunie Relief Gates. Attak apas,
masteY. Malylre. Leagt. Maysguez, J. " Ona.ayia 4
Co John Harris, Jern Philadelphia, Jas. Hand 4;
Ayebser, Haskill. Salem. ). 4. White s. Co.
Also ED schT ". II freeman. Glover, On a cruise 70
inpIg vessels IN distress By direction Of the Underwriters
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v,,,. p,nc.n % va philsdslpAia; trrs ASshna
ChAies,on; Ere p afslyAia, sckrs .asnvs'n: Cas-
Hayiiea n c. Harris. WiiisiagtoS, n L sh~s "nshi.
Nes-icrk -. -.
An Oh - Louss Calcutta AVG. ", Noriols bsy Sts's
azd Kossrsh Ne~-Ofi.sas, Ieofldks AeslAe a'e,.s (,
baras Narchr-tsr Ca srst0u, Natfhstn SaFAAnAa We
lociiy ChATieslon NhD Loo CnoD Manila asho1rton
Esr-Oisans Nhs nforllng - O'Clock. a cemlag is,s
tAe barbor msioo. scta4e Light fer sin'' Lsare
Ight ard struck Cohaseft nocks amid saicso4es ~
OIL as so as . SD asfg nair, and wAs sOJs,1 70
sssp hsr ards % t1s "a 9, keep her free bsfa
Gocodsi Eun Key lllh ils spoke lia. lat - Ion, ~,
srs Bic arer fra Ne~-N0fs sane day sa~ bars hsa-
pir- setflUg Saulh . Sis md Dix SoUesr. S,taAsA
Palesr, Pot ,c Pns..r Q q Iusf or osr hedofd, iT
Roslon : DAYS schr oi. for Boston - t@ys; sgose
18th inst let % o. ln . s. $ sai2 Aio@ny i'' 'APe
Hsv'isE Schr kanfoS = chm nd
HOLMES HOLE. Dec sS-Afr. bne Chsefas. Coast Of
Afrlca
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ne
grades Of state and western Flour bu, holders ve
huIs Of Ss stock Of Western Canal Flour the ads Of
a5le holders aud vii oot be pressed On the naISs' oar
and $500 hlls southern whcA together make up vcIy
lmi,ed supply to comne nc me seS ysaf ana We
demand Canadian Is IN limited supply. the advanced
prices presents the execu ION orde Tor Export and We
ago,e Il dull at a 81 81 20, IN bond Ine sales "
Domestic reach 500 bnls mostly 70 city trade al - 81
81 20 Tor strslght state )eae 81 - Tor mted
10 farcv Michigan and InalRa, and 81 O 81 81 Tor Ohio
and State. Sou bern steady but very ue' ne
trade the oEy BUYERS sales 81 sVg ooIs. al - ya
81 50 for common ght ards baltimore Atexin-
aria. Ps.eshurgh City and GeoSseio"n, Ne Flnus -
inactive at 81 so Tor Ge. Corn Meal Is dul but hsn AZ
FGRSiN-Hoders Of wheat fra, AMI there IS very
m ring AT u-nsen, ouotatians are therefore ont
nal the milling demand ninues good. and there sl
inquiry for export the sales are 5aoe Onsh common
red Southern At pc and 600 bush. white Michigan,
store At 81 I've retailing al 7Sc and ~ 40 lnal with
little offering Barley Is very quiet a. SoaS2c os,s are
plenty and steady ~ s,e4Sc and Jersey AZ tt&ic
Com again over, and she demand very limited the -
cets ncfeasng sales u 10000 bush A. 81 b'c far
New Orleans afoat 65ic fr Southern ssos delivered.
and Western mixed q: 6tc, delivered oiGer Ands are
WHIsKY-rhe marke, is veiy quiet small sales OF
PKOVIsIONS-oor mlriet f,r Pork is verydall AL
heavs-sale. # 2fn IBIS =, S47S for ola SIS a.
for new Mess SO u for Prime and 5 30 Or Oh
PRIME Clear IS fu n 5l6. Beef j. irm, andla hpl.ed
demand sales Of 100 bis a, IS Sl for Mess AMI STA
Is rs for Prime PRIME Mess i m small stock is held
armly at S53Slj %. Beef dms are dfm and 10 r.,
uues, sales III 800 bbls IT SIS 80. they rln aad
Ga - for 220 lbs weighed cut Dressed Hogs ia de
mard at Gao. OHIO and sac. Cut Meats are d III a,
former quotations ard limited stock. and is firm
sales II 100 hhls Prime &C. aud geo bbls Greais az
shor, KEGS held as 9.G9ic Better = dull bur
steady At ll0lfc r Ohio. ilSc for Western New for.
an5 2G23c Tor Orange COun. Cheese as IN arr request
Al 6 ale
TAIiOT-Tre den4and Is good for the city trade
sales " ~ Gee ms prime COuntp at7s
COFFEE-The ,tocS has been taken and iolni to be
n g2 hags Rio l26J2 tasuyra $40 bhls Jam1ca 8ii
bags 900 do va q GO rockets do SOB bags Mar
acaibo $50 do Porp Rico 40 Costa Rico. e. Ang0s
45 do Ceylan. 40 IA bales Mocha Total 50 $40 psgs.
against O0C Dec 81 1850. Showngon increase Of 1910
sock Bio in NswOreans. 5000, Phlade phla, - 00j,
Baltimore 5000 Total J.0Cu.
Wool Is rather inactive OF Domestic few lots have
hesn sid d IS and {2c gOresn is duh and held for
higher prcfs than are current the stock
two speculative hands Pulled and much wanted.
ShstpSkins ole yers high.
TORACCO-Kentucsy is IN moderate dsman1at 4 &as,
The sales about iC0 hhds m lots 100 eases Cpanec
c Seed sold "a loc aud 20 hhds Mary laud az tic
RICE frDer. 3A0 tercss sold since last report al
50 5 3 ~ The stock is small. Part OF the sales
for future delivery.
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The amount Of CON and bullion imported, exclu-
siEe Of California is 81, 35-. The Cusiom-Hoose
record of imports is as follows
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Markets CAREF-ILy RsPoErED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. Dec 81.
ASHEs-The mai et very GRea for 0ota soTss sales
OF POS at 81 ST.. AID Pearls n S. 81.
COTTONis steady VIA sales of $50 bales At ycsier-
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rFrors or CorrcspondenisJ
PHILADELPHIA Dee 3i-ArrIuca, saEs Lou ~
Ludsay Ms'aaxsS. -, =,
Cleared Steamship Roger Williams, Ffseoora. New
Orleans: bark Msrvirst. Mod. heble schf Hns'ra
Wright, Rogers. Caas.sston.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALAAskC..--THIs DAY.
SuN-Rses--7 "a Sets. i2 MooS-Sets.----0 SIN
NIGH wATER..--Jan l.
SANDY Hoos. 3sa Gov Island isa Hell Gats 29l
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MARINE JOURNAL.
OFT OF NETWORK. DECEMBER 81
Cleared.

See Sevcam Page ia, additional Ship N,rs.
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BOSTON, Dec Sled. ships Bowditch, CcuIssT, san
Frarcsee; LeeAidss, Nes-OrlesBs parks LucerRe Ha-
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sFECIE IMPORTED DURING DErEsBER ls5L
fcs, Silver Gold Daxs
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Payments

An auction sale of 375 shares of New
Jersey Railroad Stock was made to-day at the Ex-
change al 1871. y cent. 1t belonged to the estate Of
Charles lIaight, deceased.
The steamer had $4,000 in coin, which
is larger than anticipated. As, however, there
is no other steamer his week, the amount may be
considered moderate.
The following table ofthe Federal Stocks,
frorn tho TraaSurr noDa-tr,epf ara DubI,Shsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

fall q charge no with corardice , I rep.., to-
nay faint or fall whether from the --ture oftss hor.s
the fault Of the animal hs oack but the hsnd thai
tore down the British Tag -t Fort Georse vhoss s,sr
the index 10 glory at Lundy's Lane and Gnu nina.
will gather frop. inc held OF American gratitude Itch
harvest of honor. Leaders and organs NAV ,l,y 90 80
tray 80 the People, all Of whom can thin "a vsu a.
e-J would0e Leaders, reporting Jnfdence in the her s
tnree wars End the statesman of three great eoob In
our history VIII carry him In their arms 70 itcal VIC
tory lie has turned civil sTes into nsrv ince,ves of
union and from the fields where d.faat anI T.yr.ca
ioreold destruction, at his command the bird of vic
tory has rsen PheDx ike for a nober fight hi, vic.
toies nave oeen me those of scipio Acanussll won
outside OF our borders. Before the enemy coudnvads
our territory he sreved their bones upon their own
hOng our Northern frontier he made the enemy's own
SOIL the scenes Of American y-tory and south yard.
unoeI ire olaze oil tropical sun, the shining Of
DIS victorious sw ord 10 flaming guardian outside our
Southern borders telling every foe tina. every foot of
our Union, between Chippewa and Chepulteoec are
sacred to union and happiness and free feom invasion
ana oesecIaton His Is the military glory Of Cesar,
ana tie civic virtues Of Cincnnatus His the combined
WISDOM OF that old Celtic king which rendered the
name oi Brian Blroihme an expression capable IT the
oouole meaning OF surprising military genius and
equaed civic ssgacty.
The sciHtillalons shaken from bis pIltterinq sword
have given light the beam OF battle sufficient n epss
the glory OF hundred such military achievements
as thote ever won by Pierce a Pillow Waile the
men who are now oppo,iDg him-with or without the
Presldency-shs sink into historic gloom, or rather
fade from historic light General ScOtt-with or without
the Presdency-shall shine a sun in the perpetual
ornament of his countrys glory And whether In vic
tory or defeat, ambition enough shall II be for me-
(eyen should my advocacy Of General Scott forfeit the
friendship Of some who would befriend me but for my
poliiics) TO have sustained that which pulled Own
the elon flag Of the oppressor Of my native snd and
whipped the British Hon back 10 his lair, TO gro1l over
his defeat Enough for 10 rise along the vist OF
the future tie monuments which all future generations
OF American citizens will gaze upon with pride, and
10 know that it s not my fault If they shall not read upon
that pure and lofty iha which will yet rise to his
memory,
President. ..... WINFIELD SCOTT
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L. S. MARsHAL's Overwhelming Of
The Henry Clay-Cspt. Talman entered into sureties
on Saturday forenoon-Mr VIM. Radford, one of the
vners, becoming bis bail in $4,000 on the charge
of nanslsughtor preferred against him.
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CITY ITEMS.


rASGE or THE THERMOMETER At
a J. DslGtots Ltornerlp Lynch Clarks) 25la TaiItL
1892. 6A.M. Noon 3p. NJ ) 2. N
Aug. 7......-....bJ IS 20 ~
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ANusENEyrs. &C, nus DAY AND EVENING.

Broadway Thestsr-Prof Andsrsons Magical Feau
Nho's-Iates Brware. French and spanish Dancers.
Castle Gsrien-fench Opera Company and Rpu-,- Family
Bsrnum sNnseum-Nhtss Serensd-rs, Dancns, s..
sausr Communities 10 Asa Minor fDay and Evening
Roboksn-Ouo coltass-Concer lAhsruOOnl
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II The weather yesterday was warmer
end sui Ter ihsn at any time last week Yet the tenn
persture not high enough to prevent very gsner
81 turnout of the working classes who have little time
except Sunday to enjoy the fresh air of the sur.
rounding country. Dog-dsys will be felt yet, and
there should be stirring the authorities for
cleansing of the foul streets before pestence slay Ia
Thousands.
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perature not high enough to prevent very gsner
81 turn out Of the working classes who have little time
except Sunday to enjoy the fresh air Of the sur
rounding country. Dog.dsys will be felt yet and
there should be stirring the authorities for
cleansing of the foul streets before pestence slay Ia
thousands.
The SECRETARY OF STATE. Hon.
Daniel Webster arrived at the Asor House l. O'Clock
on Saturday night He left 10 the 5l2 o'clock Philade
pba train yesterday afternoon for the seat Of govern
ment The statement that Mr. Champion, the British
Minister accompanied Mr. Webster, 10 Incorrect Mr.
CHAMPION proce eded to Washington week since.
WRECK OF THE HENRY CLAY.-The
wreck of the Henry Clay has been taken completely
out Of the water. Nothing has been found among the
cinders which resembles human remains. stair rod"
metal sheshing and copper cents were melted by the
intense heat Of the burning boat Portions OF the ma
chinery Of considerable sze and weight bent and
twisted By the heat The value Of the hull boilers and
articles Of any worth, saved, will amount to 80 900
The value Of the Henry Clay Is said TO be $4,000 Mr.
Coyer owned five elghts Mr. Rsdfjrd etghths, and
Capt Taman once ghih Mr. Collyer had $1,000 10.
surance on bis share Mr. Radiord had s. 900 on his
and Capt Talmsn had $1,000 on his share.
BODIES REcoGNIzED.-Thet two bodies,
designated as and Of the unrecognized at Yonkers
have been identified One was VIM. McCluskey, and
the other was Mis-. Eliza Smith Of Philadelphia, sister
of Mrs Hill, who lost her life by this calamity
THE ASSAULT Upon CAPT. GARRETT By
RYNDERs The notorious Rypders under bail to ap
pear before Justice Bossr at the Tombs on Tuesday
at O'Clock P. n, for examination on charge Of as
of fha Eixfb pn
lice Capt Garret Is Of the survivors OF that gallant
body Of men known Al the NewYork Volunteers, who
participated in the brilliant victories which render
memorable the march of Gen. scorT from Vera Cruz
10 the City Of Mexico Knowing both o. the candidates
for the Presidency, and sincerely admirng Gen. Scott
he-sith large number of the better class Of young
men in the Sixth Ward heretofore Identified With the
Opposition party-has determined to support Gen
Scott for the next President
On Wednesday evening last Capt Garrett stepped into
the public house in Broadway known as The Gem"
and as be was going out Rypders In and, without
provccston rudely and most profanely a;cos,ed and
thtn assaulted Capt Gauer The language used BY
RyIders low rude, disgusting and profsne In the
extreme accompanied by threats OF desperate nature
We will not dehie columns with repetition 81 the
lsrgusge Saitng his actions his threats be struck
az Capt Garrett with iron headed cane when ne
usually carries Capt G. defended himself from the
cane and RJnders had the discretion to lay l. aside
He then assaulted Cap, with his h'''' with the ieroc
" of tiger. Thoe present being friends Of nJn'
il wss not prudent to resist
Capt as IN ofcer Of The p1blic peace had nSa1
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r. The Counsel OF the Corporation has
given hs OPTION that the Common Council hsvs .he
power to increase The police OF The Nineteenth Wsd
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" Burglaries are so frequent as to ere
ate slsi ltis'sd that many housekeepess hsys
supplied themselves With revolvers for protection.
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ARREST OF George
Hi Dennis Foy, and a person named Cochran, were
arrested for riotous and dlsordery conduct, the
corner OF Hsmmersley and IIoust sts. They also
committed a violent assault with clubs, sticks, and
stones. the person Of Officer Poillon Of the Eighth
Ward, injuring him severely They were all com
lifted to prison for trial. by Justice Stuart In default Of
$50 bail EACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

SUSPICION OF MURDgR.-Yesterlay
morning O4cer Black, Of the First Ward, arrested,
near the South Ferry, very Suspicious )okog Irish
nan, giving his Patrick Keys whose neck snd
face we're badly scratched ard whose clothes torn
into ihreds showing corcusiyey that he rad been en-
vseed In some desperate conflict Hs shirt both front
ard rear, was com ?e;ey saturated with blood, sni
when questioned as TO the manner 10 which ths blood
came on BIS clothes be stated that |. caused By ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

DEATH BY DRowNING.-On Saturday
afternoon the body Of unknownman about 10 years
Of age, feet inches In hight with long gray hair vas
found floating In the dock foot OF Pier No 20 E. Il,
where IL made fast and the Coroner notified b hold
an inquest The Jury rendered verde, of death by
drowning, under circumstances 10 them unknown.
The deceased was dressed 10 white crsvst, plaid
wooden vest striped Gotten pants and old boots.
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ARRESTS FOR HIGnwAY RoBBERr.-

Two men. giving their names Martin Reed and
Franklin H. Hughs taken into custody by Officers
VsndeIvOOr ard ROBBINS of thu Seventeenth Ward,
charse by Mr.. George guow, living At No l55 Ludlow
st, with having, by force and violence. Thursday
hight last, roboed him Of silver watch worth SIS,
while he quietly returning home Ths accused
parties, being arrested positively Identified by
Mr. b. IS the persons who committed the felony and
they we're fully committed 30 prison for trial by Justice
Wood.
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SUPREME COURT.-State Grant Of Fer
~ foot Of HaH,L-OO the application of the Corpora.
ton Of New York eDjoning hessr Benson and others,
the grantees from acting under said grant, Judge ROose.
vet held
FIst: That the license granted BY the Commissioners
10 Benson and otherA 10 estsb lab Fer RES add recaiye
the and profits heir use without the con-
sent Of the Corporation not warranted by act of
the LsgsatureOr that II 10 be- the Itself Is at var-
with the Constitution Of the United States which
oeprives The state Government Of tina power Of in-
pairing the obligation Of cOntracts-And with toe Con
sttuop Of the State, which declares that private prop
ety shall not be taken for private without Just COM
pensatOn.
&coHd That the Ferry franchise granted 70 the Cor
poraton OF the City Of HewYork by Its ancient char
Ter 10 10 be construed according the law then IN
derstood that by that Law although subject 70 or"
uree by non user or msuser judici.ly estsonsn =
was as much the private properly Of tho C9fporsSn
iu parks, docks or buildings, and virtually 70 som
ted TO be IN the act In question, when u desas -
nothing herein contained shall be copstruod 70 supes
sede or snnul any Of the privileges, powers or os ~
mepts Of private nature which had been sfan''s "
Tl1d: That the Corporation. By the act Only a.
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ASSAULT AND William Mi
DER, citizen Of the Second Ward, arrested In the
house Of CODcklln THUS by Captain Carpenter Q
charge Of having committed a violent assault on the
person OF Thomas 81 Huket. Miner taken 10 the
the StauonhOuse, where the heard by Jus
tce Wecb, who held the accused 10 bail 10 the Of
eco 20 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

YOUNG BURGLARs.-GeOrge Wilson,
John Williams and Thoms McCsrty, arrested Ia
the Fifth Ward charge Of having attempted 10 break
into the dwelling house Of Mrs. Williams No 30 North
Moorest, with intent TO steal They taken TO tbs
Tombs and committed to prison for further exsnins
lior, by Justice Bogsrt.
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WM X. LAWRENCE. H.
GEORGE ;. CODDlNGTON, ~
WILLIAM 6. ACkEHMAN. g. s.
JAMES l.. VALENTINE, L.
EDWARD - FORT. Is
LEWIS COS1lGlN, -
GEORGE r. ROCKWELL, I'll
ABRAM KNIGHT, ia Us.
J. HENRY WILLIAMS. L. e.
HENRY COATES. Ls
ISAAC n posi-. t.
Al GUSTS ". DORkN, IS
THOMAS TOWNDROW, o -
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KILLED on THE SIXTH-AvENUE RAIL
AoAD-Qulte recently the Slxthsv Railroad Company
placed new car on the track of their road, since
which tne numberess boys have amused themselves
BY pushing 1t along the road. On Saturday evening
this amusement being repeated, when George
Lucas lad 10 years Of age who was riding on the for
ward part Of the car los. his balance, fell before the
wheel which passed both his legs. nearly severng
them from his body, and Otherwise injuring him Sc
verely lie was taken 10 drugstore and attended
by DR. Mott but died IN few hours aiterHard. The
deceased was taken the residence Of his parens No
II Wsverlypsce, where the Coroner will mold an In
quest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

A CONyIcT RETAKEN.-A convict, named
James Grimes. escaped from Blackwell. Island, by
swimming u the west shore, feg days since. Tho
rogue Vas shot at by the keepers, but escaped On
Saturday morning Crimes was seen about a tbieving
crib In the Filth Ward, and was arrested by Oihcers
MANN and Peters rho returned him b the keeper u
the P1dteniary on the Island, 10 serve the rem Under
If senteDce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

A FUGITIVE ARREsTED.-Officer Brewer,
OF The seyenteenth Ward took into Gust dy one James
Maxwell, warrant issued by Justice Porter Of Had
and iDcorssd BY Jusuce Boest Of this City charg.
ing him with having by false aud fraudulent pretsoses
obsiDed five parcels Of alcohol valued SOL from Mr..
John r. Sharp Of Hudson. Maxwell was sent back 70
HUDSON for examination on the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

Man DROWNED AT THE JERSEY CRY
FERRY-At 9lz o'clock last evening, German named
Angelo who resided In First sy In jumping after the
ferry boat on the New York side missed the boat and
wss drowned Efors to recover his body were made
up 10 late hour, but a: o'clock ths morning IL had
not been recovered German residing In Jersey City
had just employed deceased, and he was on his way 70
enter his employment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

CRUEL AND FELoNEoUs DEsERTION.-
George Els, EnRli.hmsD, living In Twenty fourth.
st.. taken into ustJdy, by Officer Grogac, Of the
Eehtes nth Ward, on charge OF having deserted his
child years of age, which he left In hs street, and
making away with al possible haste when data ted.
pursued and arrested. he admitted that the child was
bis, but said be not able 10 support H. Justice
Stuart committed Ell, to prison for trial. In default Of
$500 bail.