New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
Accrprvr.-Two horses attached to {

AccrpENr.-Two horses attached to Z
pleasure wagon, on Sunday evening ran away wf1e \
Thirethst and threw the driver with great vioeucs -
the ground, seriously injuring him The team ~
AGAINST wagon containing two gente.nsn, =, and cay:
The horses were finally caustt and taken 10 Livery
ss~oie In Twenty edshihst. near EAshthSv.
" The examination in the case Of Hi
ram Hutchinson. President Of the Newark India Rubb
Manufacturing Co, who il charged with perjury wus
resumed yesterday afternoon The cro~sexsnninssiun
OF Mr.. Oliver 8 Halstesd, the complainant was n.
sumcd and concluded when the matter further -
journed
DEATH By DRowNIya.-The Coroner
yesterday held an inquest at No Is westst upon he
body of John Bathisto native OF France 50 years a
age, whose body found in the dock at pier No {
n r.. yesterday morning. The deceased. about thrss
months ago. while working upon the dock at the above
named pier, fell overheard, and was drowned before
aid could be extended to him Verdict death By
drowning
DEATH AT STATION oUsE.-A poor
man. named VIM Malcolm died at O'Clock Pm O.
Sunday, at the Fourteenth Ward Station House. which
he entered in the morning, being sick and destitute
~ About o'clock yesterday morning.
the body Of infant wasfound ncose In boz. a the
corner of Broadway and Twenty -seveuthst he
Coroner was notified " hold an Inquest
lAtvcrtlseueDtl
NIBLo's.-To-night those beautiful dan
senses, Caroline Rousset and her three sisters
mence engagement in the grand ballet of lie Dabo
Quatre Doubtless they viii attract series Of sind
lar crowded saloons such honorcd their last repre-
sentatons at this establishment most brilliant roccp-
ton certainly viii greet their dsow.
CAivertsenentl
HARLEM PROPERTY.-Thev valuable es-
tate at Harlem known as the "Miledoler Property" =
TO be sold at the Merchants Exchange, by Mr. A. J.
Blocker "Wednesday next 18th inst This IL the frse
large parcel in original hands that has been offered -
auction in that vicinity for many years. and new Inn
pulse will doubtless be given TO this beautiful portioo
of City, which has too long been overlooked BY
our manufacturers and shp-builders. The hne soil u
Harlem, rendering all grading unnecessary and The
facilities for opening streets without expense, point b
this magnificent plain the most suitable location
for all sorts of manufacturing purposes. The large
front the River the depth of water and the easy
slope of the Shore render this section OF the island do
cdedy the suitable place unsppropated about the
densely populated parts of the metropolis for the
struction of shippards coal and lumber yards, and
dep6s for the articles of trade required BY this
great market The cheapness OF travel by railroad, and
the certainty of frequent steamboat communication with
the lower parts of the city the ensuing summer, offer
facilities for the working and aborng classes wishing 70
settle themselves Ne York at moderate rents. to
ON this island.
CAd,ertsement1
~ A Boot and Shoe Store having fallen
into the advertisers hands Is offered for sale AZ much
below its value including stock fixtures good will and
privilege of lease situated in of the thoroughfarea
in the lower part of the City, several Hotels and
the Jersey City Ferry 1t Is of the best stands N
the City for the retail trade Price about 81 800 Apply
on the premises No. al Courandt St, in the basement