New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

which Mr. Law had done valuable service to the
OF hungarian hberry-mssters which wers never m
Ieoaeo TOT notoriety but which might ne honera5ly
mehuoned upon occasion like this. He referred I'd
certain Valuable material aid" = large smou,t which
Mr. Inv bad furnished to one of Kossuths agents who
~es mere In 1879. After reference TO several mem
Der OF the Prtss who (he sd) ought have ben called
to speak instead Of him. be closed by an susi
ce'eornied mechanic (Co r NJ Hoe) the Inventor Of
the Lightning Printing Machine by which from ten to
neen thousand SHEETS were printed In an hour, while
me OLD wooden press of Benjamin Franklin, in the
Patent Office It Washington could possibly get of 200
sheets In an hour
After Mr. Dana, Mr. MAiher was called upon, but the
res OF daily paper prevented further report
There vas fine band of music in att andance, who
evening
There were some three hundred persons present and
ever ything passed off In excellent style
The room was decorated with models of the yacht
America and several steamers, and the names OF Full
REAL E.TATE.-the following sales of
House and lot inside 25thst l40 Wsthsv axas9 - 500
DO do 100 n. W.6th sv1sx9s $500
FIRE.-The alarm of fire at o'clock
last evening was caused by the burning out of a soo,y
chimney in the building No. 10 Soonest
CHARGE OF KEEPING GAMBLING
HorsE1,samuel D. Psuns yesterday arrested BY OF
nce bigger aud DAVIS OF the Jeer Police Court charged
BY MI William Merchant of No. . McDousal-st, witt
heePng porter house at No lis West Broadway where
gambling Is praetced
The complaint mode by Mr. Merchant also includes the
names OF John Van BeDschoten, James Bsrkley and Will
liam Wilson, all Of whom he charge. wi resortins TO the
house OF Paulins for the of gambling for money
IL appears that merchant who Is resoecaby con-
nected has for about month past besn in The habit of vs
ns Paungs place, and there spending his EVENING" aud in
instances whole hts gambling ths injury Of his
family who have felt the want of the money suindered by
him this Yesterday however being persuaded
by Of his brothers merchants high standing
be before Justice and preferred the complaint
above stated Paurg held bail in 5so to
the charge The others also appeared before the
who required them likewise to find bail for ther appearance
Mr.. Merchant the complainant gave bonds in 500 10 ap
pear witness
ARREST OF You've Officers
Wie;t and Tuck, of the Fifth Ward yesterday arrested
FIVE boys b-ween the ages IF T. and ID years. named
John Tray Edward Msnnis Richard Hoy Patrick Goggins
and Henry lem charged with stealing Is pairs Of door
knobs other prope 10 the value in all of from
the unebanted house No S3 Gfeenwich-st wn-d by Mr.
Edward Binninger IF No 70 street The lads al
ned the theft ard stated that they had sold the property
a. the shops Of Cornelius Connolly No 10 AnthOnyst
and joseph Parsons No 80 West Broadway Parsons
Connolly then esed by the officers charge
Of knowingly receiving stolen go IDS Their shops
searched in that OF Parsons many Of the articles sto
Mr. Binninger found None Of the stolen prop
found ia Connelys shop The accused taken
before Justice Bcgsrt for nation.