New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26


TIVE Fifth End sixth avenues
u The $4,000 in the Atlantic. sunk
In Lsse Erie does not belong to Adams & Co., but to
another Express Company.
The CUnard mail steamer Africa. Capt.
Harrison sa,ted from her DOCK a,Iersey City, ye.ter
day at noon, With Il passengers aud Sj9 i3 Ia specie
PERKS OF Rock BLASTING IN THE
CIIY-Aoout IA o'ciCek, yesterday afternoon,
named denry Hssem discharged blast In Fortieth ST.
set~een Tenth and Eleventh avs, which damaged q
house By, AID severely ioufed young woman
who lived 10 its piece of The rock hsslog struck her
upon the forehead A60,her piece weighing about 800
BE-, fell upon the roof of a house occupied by Mr.
Mcdonald, tearing away everything before Ii. sndl 1t
reached the ground floor. Another piece, nearly IS
large, through the window tearing away the sash
Al IRENE. Another piece, about 200 its 10 weight
few into tho air, and Coming In contact with the
chimney .Of small dwelling tore il awsya The
devastation here ended.
FALLING OF PART OF A BUILDING.-As
some workmen were engaged yesterday morning in
tearing down old building az No. Carksonst the
secoLd floor gave way aud fell upon Vt them, named
WIN Mccall, residing at No 2l0 Avenue c, who was
60 severely injured that his recovery 10 extremely
douo,ful. He was removed 10 tha Nav ork Hospital,
BY Ofcer Dubois Of the Nlhth WsTd. lad, whose
not certslned, also In the BUILDING at
the time received severe, though dangerous In
ures He taken TO the residence OF his parents la
WsshiDgto ST., by some citZens
u An examination of three of the par.
ties charged with having recently passed number of
counterfeit bank bills to different store keepers up
town made yesterday by Justice Stuart, and re-
sultes IN the commitsl for trial OF Ellen Doaney aud
her daughter LaviIia The younger daughter dis
charged bearing 10 the OF McArdle another of
the accused 10 TO take place this afternoon at which
time the individuals charged with fraud upon the
Government of Prussia will be up for examination.
r. The Supreme Court having APP
pointed Commissioners to estimate The value at toe
ground set nted for the Reservoir by the Croton
Aqutduct Department, IL Will tevove upon the Com
non Council at its next session, 10 provide for the
pay ment Of the siIe.
DARING THEFT AT A JEwELRY STORE.
On Saturday last two aled at the store of Mr..
Stephen B. WickeDs, No. II6 Csnalst and asked 80
look ~ some gold oress'pius aud finger rings large
number OF these articles placed u9on the counter
for their Inspection, when suddenly Williams snstched
box contsinbg about nifty rings, and worth upward OF
slC0, and both of. They were pursued, but es
capped day or two since. however they were ar
rested by Officer Martin Of the Sixth Ward, who found
10 possession Of Of them fourteen OF the stolen
rings The n en- then taken TO the Lower Pc
lice Court where they Identified the thieves
aud locked up.
SUSPICION OF BURGLARY.--Oficer Van
Bu.krk of the Ninth Ward Tuesday night arrested
suspicion of having broken into the dwell
Ing OF Mr. Griffin, corner Of Jane and Greenwlch.sss,
pith intent % steal The accused caught the
house, aid from the fact OF their being we'll known to
the police bad characters they are suspected o hay'
ing com mitied the burglary. They were taken before
Justice Stuart and locked up 10 await examination. II
was not asceraiDtd whether not any property had
been stole from the house, the family OF Mr. Grn
are out Of the City.
ARREST OF DIsORDERLIE5.-At about
nj II.wlf e
Fourth Ward police arrested the keepers and inmates
of Two oisordsry houses In Roosevelt ST., between
Osk ard Cherry. The places were cellars where
otii hing dancing and prostitution carried The
principal of each house held ball In the Of
s3tO TO appear for trial at the Court of Seasons.
SUPREME CoURT-SpeciaL Term
Judge Edmonds -HGJsas COrpas.-steamboat Henry
Clay.-Warrants of arrest having been Issued by
Judge Of Weschester County sgreesbly to the finding
ofihe Coroners Inquest charges Of murder 10 res
ton to the less Of e by the burning of the Henry Clay
against Mr Colyer, Zone ofhe owners) Capt Tsllman,
and Messrs. German, Jessup, Hubbard, EhrndOrf and
Merritt engineer pilot &c Of the HC they collective
y repaired yesterday 10 the Office OF their counsel Mr.
Mcbahon and taken into custody BY the officer of
Wesehester Co under the orders of arrest suit Of
Habeas C0,Pus then immediately sued out oy Mr..
Mem on their behalf, directed 10 the Sheriff Of West
chs,,er rtturnsbe forthwith before Judge Etmonds
and their dcbsrse from the custody Of said Saeri de-
handed on the ground said parties have already
been arrested, and now In custody, on the same
cause q complaint charges OF manslanghter pre-
frrred BY the District Court Of the United states and
that being so the OF arrest from Westcheser
Co az void the laws Of the United States having pre-
cedeuce In the the State laws, even where
they have concurrent Jurisdiction action having nrst
been taken by the Unsed States concludes the state
action The case will be heard on Thursdsy forenoon
SUPREME CoURT.-In Chambers-Be-
fore Judse Edmonds Selling Liquor Sundays IN
Brooklsn-E BALDWIN, Thomas CostSSan, n and r.
Bass and Others sgt The Cy Of BrooktyH, CoaklH Brush
oNd John s FoLss -Compainsnts aege that they with
larvs number Of other persons, authorized BY
Law that L. BY license 10 sell wiaes ales and other spr
ituous lqors n the City Of Brooklyn, 70 be drank In
their places Of business thai the Corporation OF Brook
w. In July le50, passeo ordinance prohioung the
selling or exposing for sale within the said City, on
Sundays, all GOODS, wares and merchandise except
meat f.h and milk, which were allowed " De SOLO
before O'Clock In the morning.tns defendants
cs they were suozed 10 do 30 By the zIsn section OF
act OF sh April 1894 being an act 10 incorporate the
civ of Brooklyn Plaintiffs slege that the ssid law
in derogshon Of their rsh % ci.izens and eonnsyso
selves and Others bring this suit claiming Injunction
resrsnir the city from enforcing the said ordinance
restraining the selling Of splrituous liquors, &c, ou
Sur days; that said plaintiffs are taxpayers and are
sssesssd for city expenses and that said Conkn Brush,
a. Mayor has given orders TO said John Folk, who 10
Chief Of Pocr enforce said ordinance and the latter
Oroclt
persons who should be found violating the ordinance,
spd rets.n them 10 custody until baileo Monday.
They cay they spprehensve that while In the sxer.
cse of their business, which they claim be lawful
they viii be arrested and KEEP. In confinement I'LL Mon
dsy and therefore ask Injunction, &c.
The case csme Up on Wednssdsy forenoon. Mr.. Wan
Coa on behalf Of the City Of Brooklyn, objected preim
nsry the jurisdiction Of ths Court the ground
that brooklyn being In the lid Dsict the application
should be made TO the judges Of said District and the
ction granted &C ALL be 90 By them The Court
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