New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26
The CALIFORNIA TICKET CAsE.-The

The CALIFORNIA TIcKEr CAsE.-The
complaints made some days since aginss George =
them with selling fraudulent tickets for California per
steamer Reindeer, wm, on Saturday afternoon. dn'
missed BY Justice Osborn, before whom the case for
some DAYS has been under investigation, tho hsgsrate
deciding that no false pretenses coming within me
meaning of the statute had been made by ne accused
They were accordingly discharged
PROBABLE MURDER.-A most violent
sssauh was committed on Thursdsy afternoon, at Q
groceTv up town. upon aborer BY another man The
Injuries were not at the time considered Of dangerous
character but yesterday word was sent TO Jusnce limp
son that the injured man was dying Inc has'su sn
immediately issued warrant for the arrest OF the assa
ant but AZ he has not yet been taken Into custody We
refrain from publishing the names OF the paras~
DARING THIEF.-Jacob Pernell, cofored,
was on Friday arrested charged with stealing six bar
rcls of lard valued At e7O the property Of Mr. East
man. of No. IS Frontst The bard was upon the dock,
and the accused, it Is alleged, employed ca,nAn ~,
take it to the store Of Mr.. Edward Colgate NO. 90
reenwichs where he sold il for $751; alter represent
ing that he was steward board steamer and nsd
saved the lard sush. He was committed for rial
ArrrMpr AT SuICIpE.-About midnight
on Saturday female named Margaret Moran, jumped
into the dock at Pier No. North River, and was with
great difficulty, rescued from drowning by Richard
SPAIN engineer of the steamboat Shark, assstsd by l.
BuRGLARY.-The jewelry store of Mr..
Wood at No. 367 Broadway, was entered on Saturday
night by burglar or burglars, who broke open the
front door and stole silverware to- the value on eloo'
with which they escaped. No arrest
FAt Niblo's tonight Mad. Thillon APP
pears in the popular opera of La File du Regiment
The attractions OF this lady appear TO continue undated
and she has been received by full houses during tho
past week.
IAdverssnsst
BLOOMFIELD CLASSICAL SCHOOL.-Ihls
Seminary for boys Is egby located Just out OF the village
of Bloomfield, Newark n J. The house is new and
commodious the grounds attractive, and the neighoor
hood agreeable. Aessrs r. Foster and e. n DAVIS, the
Principals have successfully devoted their msturer
years to the work OF education and are permitted to
refer for their qualifications to many of our most eminent
citizens Terms for board and all ordinary expenses,
eO0 per session of five months. Term commences LIST
of May Circulars furnished on application
advertisement
INDIA RUBBER GARDENING GLOVES
Ladies fond of gardening and outdoor work will find
these Gloves an excellent article. They made OF
different lengths to protect the wrists and arms from
exposure Gentlemen who take charge of horses drive
in wet weather, or do any dirty work. will find these
Gloves Just what they need az they are mperyous to
moisture nkaes, be washed when soiled, and by
wearing render the hands soft and perfectly white For
SALE wholesale and retail, by DR.. Hodgnan, No "
hadsnlane, and by all the rubber stores.
CAdvsrt.snsatl
ESPECIALLY FOR LADIEs.-Thc fine
Daguerreotype rooms of Mr.. Roor at No. 363 Broad
way. deservedy popular with the ladies for the ex
ceIent that the operating rooms are nor near 80
high as such places usually are and his patrons are con-
seouently spared the great fatigue Of climbing INFO
| fourth, fifth and sixth stories.
rAdvsui.ement1
The LAST AND ONLY CHANCE TO BUY
| CHEAP Day GooDs.-The Bowery Saving Store, No
100 Bowery have made another reduction this week on
their stock of Dry Goods. They compelled to shu'
init to the sacrifice the store il to he torn down the
Sd Of Nay Ladies' and others interested should Inn
prove this opportunity and lay in supply as IL may
| never occur again.
ADVERTISEMENT
EE DR.. Brandreths Principal Office, on
and after Nay 1882 will be located at No. AIT Broad
way, between Lispenard and Csnsss for the sale OF
| Brsndrsth's Vegetable Universal Plb."
tAdvsrtssmsnt
q The City Mutual Loan and Accu-
mulang Fund Association, which has been rapidly filling
| up, holds public meeting this evening at the Secrc-
tarys Office No. All Broadway The public are invited
| to attend.