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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

'T'HiSE CATTLE have been taken from the best
herds OF England, as will be seen by reference
20 Pedigree given bslov.
The Gat.ls will be Offered, on the Seventh day
O; October next, the day preceding the Ross
county Agriculture: tair, at the Farm Of DR.. Watts,
where they can be inspected at any time previous
70 the d2y Of salo.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

Religious Notice.-The Rev. c., Gray will
preach at the Methodist Protestant Church,
on next Sunday, at half past 10 o'clock, A.
NJ and in the evening, and will preach reg
ularly thereafter every SabbathmorDing and
evening.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

PREMIUMS TO BIZ AWARDED AT THE FIRST
RAIRTIELD COUNTY AGRIcULTURAL FAIR
TO BE HELD NEAR LANCASTER ON THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY TIE 2isT AND 22I OF
OCTOBER less
LANCASTER, Ono, August 2B, ls52.-At
a meeting Of the Executive Committee" Of
the Fairfield County Agricultural Society" !"
the following list Of Premiums to be awarded
at the First annual Fair, to De held at Lam
caster, on Thursday and Friday the 2Ist
and 22d dof October, 1859, was adopted.
CATTLE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

1. ALpERMAS. -RoAn, cAlyed June %, IS49, bred
BY r. &. Lowndos. West Derby, Liverpool; got by
Young WItoa - 905( dam, velveteen, by baron (9Oo6
sr. darn by Ma,cham 81. (4i20G gr gr dam by Young
Ery hoine (l97lEgr. gr. gr dam, by Belvonia l709G
gr gr. gr. gr: dam, by COnas ISGi) See Herd BOOK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
DIED.

On Sunday 20, MARIE THEREsE MRsSlL ns;lYe Of
Frant~ Niroa- E-rul, ss-t IS ant moufh
rnis the fanny invited % attend the iuners without
further notice from her la'e Fenee, tl u her Capt
John Cosa. No. lT5 ChHt0ut, us Aoatay) Afternoon
ock Her wH b. Greenwood Cemetery
tsrUent
on Saturday m0rnrg, 18th AFTER illness in tbs
year Of No MARGARET JOHNSTON, -e o. James
J0has;on.
herts Of the family repeatedly invited atteaS ths
unszl vhout further Ggtaton tss Slst ast AZ
ocnck from her fesdence, lafayette Dtsf- ,onti
4thst, NllaBburEh Her vI bs 4kra % ofSso~ 1
Cenetery
Oh sunday osh ELLEN. ouy ed Of DAVID b. A' nan
nah 2. Cunningham, sRr5 months and - days
Tie r=sons and frnos o. thu fanny are isslsa ~ s,
funeral On HoudAy, -lsi INST, from tie rr'iaene~ - " ~
khspp. 30 81 GreeuzeIst 49,. s.p.u An.
o. Fntay evening Jane H. Of sesret eyer SAkth ADA
Jsunsesi dsosbisr Of Aafed A. ana safAA ''~p'
moths and q days. =, 49,. cvoDor
On sunday nosnss h n, ~ tee % ys,f 70 - ss' "hVH"E
WOOIsyY .oa ~ john W. and Ebzsbesb Nluikek
he r-ztv1- rIts ~ lie issiy are 70
800 - frers frtf ron his .hers rasnes
- 81 -. 5ti sr,s do ruoa Pan. Tuesday after
roou IA oeeh IAs rsuAns val y t@km 70 ofeee
wood or iaferneat-
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. The Annual
Session OF the Hudson River (BspusD Association,
South will commence tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, In the
Fret Baptist Church. REV Mr. Rhees paster) Of this
city This Association includes nearly all the Baptist
churches in the Cry OF NewYork all OF those Of
Brooklyn, Wiiamsburgh, ard principally AL OF those
lie. About forty churches will be represented by
Clerical and Lay Delegates, to the numoer OF two
hundred. The opening sermon, Tuesday forenoon,
will be delivered by Rev. T.. l. Magooo, OF New York
Leuers will be received from the different churches
represented, giving an account Of their prosperity
On Tuesday evening, at ia O'Clock, the sermon on
Ministerial Education v be delivered by Rev. A. >.
Corey The session IL expected TO continue about
three days. during which time the subjects Of Temper
abce Bible Society Tract Society," and Home and For.
tign Missions, viii be brought before the Association
The exercises will be of interest
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Collision on THE RryER.-On Satur-
Ssv evening as, the Niagara having number
OF bsrees In TOW, cage In collision with the south tery
bsat WySndsrk lev rniputes after sne had len the
New.Ycrh slip, and stove in the gentenans cabin ana
otherwise damaged her. The tow ~as not perceived
by the plea OF the ferry boat until too late 70 avert The
ACCIDENT There wa about 30 passengers on board At
the time, who kept running about they knew not
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How 1T Is DoNE.-Sorne people, if they

meet chydrs SEED lady the street apt 70 sxcam
worder how she afOrd 10 dress nchly' and where
cid she buy that beautiful Grape shawl or that heavy
h-ocade silk that magnificent go saner tissue na spsn-
DID barege. greusdine aboune or printed Jaeof ~
Ss are 90. sfiops that are asked by the 1ninitAfsd
syery day We will all such questJns publicly 90
10 Columbia Ball No 81 Gr4nd-st, and tbs mystery .
sol,.d Such Crape Shawl you have probably enyed
ouv cost $o while h-avy Bocaoe silk can De obtained
r IS eerts per yard Just examine those reh SIX Isues
Al AID shilling per yard Paris printed Barge a. =
nf rer yard But vou will ssk can tthey be obtained In
ebe stores IN the city equally reh and cheap We answer
most guiyocsy Al other store 10 the cay can
al Grsnd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

THE CONFERENCE.-The Jersey Goa
tineptss numbering for,yone muskets, commanded by
Capt Pollard, reached Boston on Wednesday morning.
They received by the Boston Fusileers Col
MITCHELL and escorted by them through the street, Of
the city On Thursday they escorted 20 the
Bunker Hill Monument, by the Boston Veteran Associ
aion; aud the Charestown Artll-ry escorted them 70
the top of the monument They returned TO the
Chsrl-stown City Hall at O'Clock, where excellent
collation. aws ing their arrival They found the
table covered with abundance Of the uXuries OF the
season They were sfterward escorted through
East BOston and partOok Of two cOlatons prepared
Tor them la the evening dinner given
them by the Boston Veteran Association Pantheon
Ilsll On Friday they were accompanied by the Vet
Grams FencDes and Rifles through the principal streets
OF the city the Common, and aierwsrd to the starting
point for home On Saturday morning the COntin-n.
rails reached Jersey City, highly delighted with their
excursion This was the first appearance In Boston
that Cradle OF LibeTty-os company wearing the Con-
tiDsntsl Uniform and the people there were delighted
With H. They saw In them the forms Of their fathers
and grsndsthers heroes In the struggle for Freedom
and will coon have company wearing this Uniform
to peTpetuate the memory OF their ancestors.
day there is a military
turnout at Bergen. The montgomery Guards, Fink
Guards ana Wright Rifles will parade. On account OF
their "trip 10 Boston the ContiDebtas we're excused.
The Lslsy ute Fuseers Capt French will visit Hon.
John Tounelle, at Bergen, to-day.
LONG TRAIN.-The 81 o'clock train
from PHILADELPHIA last evening, brought 900 passengers
occupying thirteen cars.
STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-On Tuesday,
the ladies' of ~ Thomas (RpscopaD Church, will open
the new Hall in the Commercial Bulldogs with straw
berry Festival for the benefit Of that Church.
A RUsH.-On Saturday evening, when
the salute fred at Jersey City for the Gsrmn Gee
Club there was general stampede from New.Yorx-
tbroDging the bOats-to get the nominations. Cheers
given by the enthusiastic 10 favor Of their
favOrites, whom they believed ~ DC nominated.
AccIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon, a
WOMAN In stepping of the DVision-av. Ferry Bost be
fore il had been secured 10 the bridge, had her foot
esugh, between IL and the boat, and badly crushed
Notwithstanding the efgts OF the employed fer
~ boats drov ring cold baths crushing Of limbs
OF frequent occurrence.
FIRE ALARM.-The alarm Of fire on Sat-
urdsy plight was caused by bon ire in the outskirts Of
Third Ward
CAPsIZED.-A boat with four persons in
il wal upset yesterday the foot Of Grand s but
49, WV --~--<--.~x-~-~u
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MARRIED..

On Thur.dsy 10 90 Lac, Wscona b. Rev T. C.
spofort. Mr. EBEs r. BJRNIOS 81 New YOk cry, % nss
CAROLINE A WOODRUFF. q Wisc0asa.
80 CarandsgUa paper. please rDpy
on Thursdsy June ~, By Rev. Dr. Fern Dr. EDWARD II.
SANDS 90 Mlss LAyINIA ERWIN formerly Of ADsny.
IL Albany pspers please copy.
Al s,oekbnds- Mas, Wednesday Juae g. ~ Rev
Dr. Fed. JOSEPH = STONE. Of New fOrk, y Mss NARY
ELIZABETH laughter Of tAs oiicisiing clergyman.
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whittier IN search Of place Of safety The gre
eons,erpsnon prevailed among them Fortunately
one was injured The gentlem-ns cabin In toe rear Of
the uhs e house wss completely To- sed the door
was iippsd up 10 within about foot Of the bull The
bNees In TIE tow being drawn under the wheel house
by the action Of the ida of several fsnges aud
a. ms OF the wheel, disabling the boat completely. IL
was fesed she would sink bur the bsrges under "a
guards buoyed her up sufficiently ~ sos tine for the
nri 'sl oi another boat which took o the passengers
and the disabled vessel towed into the clip the
Bros kyn side. The Niagara damaged somewhat
shout the bow her rsing being torn sway but IL 3
thought received ligfle other injury
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SArrRpAy. June JPN

There was q fair amount of business Of
the Stock Board day in the leading fancies without
much buoysncy, but with considerable hrmness The
Reading movement appears TO be checked. and The
market Is rather dull at e. Erie 10 stl advancing and
touched 50 the Second Board which higher than
before the dividend declared Zinc with consider.
able transactions Is firm at lsI Nicaragua -
have touched bottom and 81 bid having sold rather
6rmer Stopipgton advanced 10 ssh, but Norwich ~
heavy Canton was heavy In the morning. but at The
Second Board Harlem scarcely 90 firm The Coal
Stocks continue 20 advance and fsvorite specua-
ton Pa Coal Co went to 100 after the Second Board,
and Dauphin sold at 6iie, showing improvementAs
3 v cent on the former and v cent "-tne Invest
Delaware and Hudson firm, at full prices. Albany
ment shares were IN, at 1904, an Improvement OF y
and Sci Panama advanced "a, and previous rates were
bid for the other sound Stocks The market for Govern
ment and State Stocks 10 generally held 1t an advance
on the previous rates.
AT the Second Board there considerable activity,
especially In Erie and the market closed with hrmnssa
In Exchange there is but little doing, but
the market Is steady Sterling l0I lola for fsvonss
names. Francs 5l7led5l5.
There is but little room for Liverpool,
ard shp.owners are firm. Engagements uncompressed
Cotton were made at l6d; 900 bbs Flour ltd 30
bbls Beef l2d. For Grain AID demanded To
London Slaves So; Naval Stores q #; Flour 1914 To
Ilavre, 300 bbs Potash S. 400 bales Cotton 5 l6a y q
a cent; and 1000 bos Resin 35c. To Antwerp 500
bags Coffee y of a cent To Msrseiles, French bark
$40 for light Pipe Slaves To Liverpool from Rchbuc-
to, Br brig at IS for Deals; Am. ship from the
same port to Bristol Channel n to Port suPis froa
Wilmington, NC, brig at go for Lumber. To ~
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LAf-srtzsnenIl
" Delegates returning from the Wing

~ DCLVSotC ittNhAAA- 1870 .
Convention will foek RooTs for bis beautiful Dsg1srSo
rxpes ard take them the reOtes parts OF me country
10 SIS Broadway known AL the Union a. the sEsst
rrt MUM gallery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

In June OF last year we shlpped about snda half
millions OF gold while up 10 the 10Th thI. year. ws have
shipped less than three millions. The shipments thus
far this year. about and a-haf millions le.s than
they 10 the same tme last year.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal Com
yany for the week esdibg the 10Th nst amounted 70
1854 H. against 5000 ~ Tor the corresponding week
last gear showing an increase u o., i2i 80
During the week contracts have been
given out for the construction Of abou, three hurdred
mile. Of the Illinois Central Railroad which 10 about
onebslf the length Of the entire work These contracts
include the crcng Of the City Of Cairo with the track
and one hundred miles Of the road north from tina, city
g section Dubuque, another south from Lsssis.
and another south from Chicago. The remainder of
the work will be put under contract the sur.
veys be prepared and this great and invaluable en-
terprise will be driven completion rapidly means
sno men can accomplish It, There 10 no longer any
doubt the absolute certainty Of the operation f
this Road within the period anticipated. The attempt
In the called session Of the Illinois Legislature, by
few individuals to embsusss this Roai. has failed and
the Company has obtained ali the legislation they
needed
The Metropolitan Bank has declared q
dividend of y cent IL Is Understood this Ias,i,aton
10 still presenting the Of the Government $40 u
Bank Of Michigan for redemption. That Bank redeems
the notes siDgy the amOunt of $1,000 per day
A. the Michigan Bank Is increasing i,s Circulation By
ssues, the Metropolitan Is PROBABLY receivng moro
each day In deposr from liz cusoners than redeemed
IN Michigan; that would appear thar tn II Institution
must latter be carrying nearly the whole cir
culsdon Of the government Stock Bank. Il may DO
however that the deposits not Ia excess Of the
amount redeemed
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail-
rosd Co. advertise this morning portion Of the Eigh
Per Cent Bonds they intend 10 bsue for the compilation
of their road TIE Crasoyd Co. Courf1 speaks thus Of
this road
We know that II 10 impossible for those residing of
this great boroue h have perfect ldes OF 10 I'm
mebsiry Not boat passes but what literally tbronged
xh passengers and loaded 10 the guards with freight
And now tpst the Sioux Treaty IL ratified aud mihons
OF of the lands Of Minnesota thrown open %
the enterprse Of euisrsDt, We may already conceive
that win Increase hundred fCd. II Minnesota, -
has been with such bet Of country cspsbs Of
sustaining population could furbish bu<aess for
els IN or ten boat hat will IL be whes the oeaufifa
and trly raaab lands OF the Sioux are laid open ~ shs
hand OF the husbsndnsn. and the enterprise Of tho
trsderf And h t not the part Of wisdom Ia hi~mkse,
n sbe purposes 70 reach her OUT 10 the aGatppt
ana draw 10 herself part Of IL business @ abs shoud
40 locate her road 10 this inmsnss trsdes
And 70 do this she must tap high enough 70 drsvk
from The Galsna rosd which would pour Into cAscsr
90; sad the hss Of sEikiss y = spoans who're As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE OF Book
LYS.-At the regular meeting Of this body held the
City Hotel, on Friday evenisg Daniel K Smith. Esq
was elected president vice Charles r. Marvin resigned
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CorRr This DaV.-COM

MON PLEAs-Psrt Nos $50 ], tj5 49, SIS. 81, gyl,
iGss O55 OJ9 1895, IlO7 LIB Il55, l.l69. 1903,
6f5 124I 1891. 4l3 Part -h-s ~. ST. go, c02,
sd SOC, 90, s74 SO So, go, ssh So $50, go.
superior Circuit, and Supreme Court, special Term,
published Oh Saturday .
q s DrsTRIcr CorRr-Nos. 81, 70 IS, g, 81 CO. 81,
g., "a, C.
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FELL OvERBoARp.-On Friday night as

the ferry boat Transit proceeding tho river,
a cry heard when about the middle of the stream
which was at fret thought to proceed from schooner
at anchor. The passengers standing The bow saw
man floating 10 the water The alarm was Immediately
given and the boat backed but owing the darkness the
could not then be Capt Carkart got the life
boat in readiness quickly possible, but the unor.
tunate man could not be discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

SUPREME CoURT.-SpeciaL Term
Before Judge Roosevelt -Dscisions.-Wm. C. Lent
sgt James b. Morgan Motion for stay of proceedings
granted, on payment Of costs.
James B. Wallace agt augustus BeLkRGP-MOion TO
continue Injunction denied ard motion dissolve In
junction granted but special direction to be in order.
Ckayles Anblsr sgt Sarah q. PRICE, tnDttdded, Sr.-
Demurrer 10 part OF answer allowed with costs-judg
rpept 10 be suspended rill triil OF issue OF fact
Sidnrt GreH sgt Benz f. SillWaa and Othsrs-go
ton TO change venue denied, without costs.
In he naaaer Of he appointment Of Trustees under he
marriage s,nLRcHt Of sophia Pan0H-Edward Pearce
and David and Robert NJ. 0lyphsnt appointed.
In nau,r Of petition Of Charles 4. Griha and rife
Repi Mumford appointed Trustee without security.
E1Island sgt Raesiand and Otlus--In thu matter Of
Carpenter and others, infants. Orders OF reference
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POCKET PICKED ON THE FERRr-BoAr.-

POCKET PICKED ON THE FERRY BoAT.-
On Saturday evening Englishmsn, recently arrived
In this country, had his pocket pi ked OF wallet
taing $50 note on the Bank OF England order for
4 on house in London, and several letters while
crossing the ferry boat Wysndank lie appeared In
great trbulston about his oss and informed OF the
police that ali the money he had having worked
several years In earning it. and hsta bag dining hs
best clothes had been carried away from the vessel In
which be arrived the previous day by OF the
ners about the wharves He gave description of the
who sat next to him the boat &C., whom he
poets of the theft
~ On Saturday evening boy in pass
ing the store of Petit &Shot~e the corner of At
sntic and Furmsns,s, threw lighted match smopS
some bales OF straw and hay which were psfon nre.
the house on the Furman ~ side and. imminent, but
The danger for little uuser Mclaughlin, First Pc
through the exertous,y hands the straw scattered
lice. and the.s subdued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

n A number of boys were arrested
yesterday BY the Police, for violating the ordinances
bathing about the Docks.
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AccIDENr.-On Saturday afternoon,

woman, In stepping of the Dvisonav. Ferry Bost be
fore il had been secured 10 the bridge, had her foot
esush, between IL and the boat, and badly crushed
Notwithstanding the efHts ofthe Employed fer
~ boats drov piDg cold baths crushing Of limbs are
Of frequent occurrence.
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS Before

Judge Daly-7hsddeus Keller sgt Harlem Railroad Co.
SUIT Already referred TO- being 10 recover damages for
injury ulabt being the step Of the car when Latter
came Ia collision with wagon IL IA eontsnded that
plsipti himself was al fault in being the step The
complaint was dismissed
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II The pupils of Public School No. 6,
proceeded on excursion to Biddes Grove Satur.
day ard enjoyed a very pleasant ime. Ga "Wednesday
next the Westinghouse NJ +. Church make their an.
uual excursion ~ Flushing L. l.
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II A small boy, while fishing at the
END Of the pier the foot of A,asce on Saturday, fall
into the water and was almost drowned Pilot Slower
of one of the South Ferry boats jumped overheard and
rescued him The boy almo,, done for, but was
resuscits,ed In short time
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-" STYLE or WHITEwAsHrNG.-
4, =, process o." getting up school examine.
v,aI.-p uuns s"soOd report on paper is pretty
,uss..s sod too often prscticed, to the momep,arv
sAOol. ~ ou' nnAl injury of many otherwise GOOD
ssav,,, ..aseo' Is 80 common to read highaoxn
We teachers, pupils, and all concerned ,bo,
vs,,,s sssf look for anything else and therefore
ss'aedly rein shed by glimpse a, the Repoyt
iCss.,., Committee of the town of Exe,er
MA ~ " aa' an air of sudsciOus truth sbou, 4,
WA, . sOs0 recommend to parties nearer boms
ssssc.l, . .'ar style Of reporting might be sdr,n
asRs,,..v pueo In regard to a certain sehoOLbou.s
rph Of A., expressed our mind IN re,.,,o, - "a,
az. and the Muses. on former occ - ,ns
We s ias ssss so ", than an. a :s
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ORDINATIoN The rite of ordination
was last evening conferred up n Rev. John C. Ward,
10 the First Baptist Church, Nasssust, Rev Mr. Hodge,
officiating. Mr.. Ward will proceed to Iowa, as Mis-
siOnary among the Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

TAVERN LICENsEs.-At the last meet
ing on the Board OF Excise resolution was carried,
adjourn the Board till the second Tuesday In octo
Der next large number of applications remain 10
be acted upon, and the inference H. sill VINO
the accommodation will sell liquor In the
time, license or no license.
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A RUsH.-On Saturday evening, when
the salute fred at Jersey City for the Germsn Gee
Club, there was a general stampede from New.Yorx-
tbrongng the bOats-to get the nominations. Cheers
were given by the enthusiastic 10 favor Of their
favorites, whom they believed 10 DO nominated.
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FIRE ALARM.-The alarm Of fire on Sat-
urdsy plight was caused by bon fire in the outskirts Of
Third Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

RUN OvER.-A lad seven years Of age,
named John Mccarthy, was run over on Saturday
morning in southst by carriage and horses belong
ing 10 James Whpple and seriously injured He was
taken home by policeman of the FRS! Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

ATTEMT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A fe-
male named Ann Cavansgh, who resio ed at No. West
Broadway yesterday morning jumped from one of the
third story window OF the house and Was dangerously
injured She was conveyed 10 the New York Hospital
IL Is presumed that she intended to destroy herself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

EFFECT OF DRINKING CoLD WATER
WHILE HEATED-A man named Michael Welsh died at
the Fourth Ward Police Station, In consequence Of hAv
ing drank ice water while overheated. The Coroner
was notified to hold an inquest upon the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

day there is a military
turnout al Bergen. The montgomery Guards, Fink
Guards Wright Rifles will parade. On account OF
their trip to Boston the ContiDebtsls excused
The Lslsy ute Fusi GERS, Capt French will visit Hon.
John Tounelle at Bergen, to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

CHARGE OF FALSE PKETENsEs.-A Ger
- rar,,d Adam Eeker,. who, until recently, did bus
mess Al No 225 RivingtoDst was yesterday y
Ofseer VIM. II Stephens, OF the Love-
oS,siped vines iisSors, &c % the value OF ssl On
OrsSt of ,hrre and four months from T. w. Bsyard
Co. Of No 100 Pearist The Representatives. segea 70
80 h;ne.s !, the time the goods were sold 20 him
U.sice Bossrt held him 70 bail In the sum Of $40 10
answer the charge.
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BURGLARY.-Between and 3 o'clock
yesterday morning, Officer Long, of the Seventeenth
Ward observed the basement door Of the clothing store
corner of Second-sv. and Tive fth be op- n and
quantity OF clothing lying outside The thieves who
hsd been operating, in ell probability became alarmed
before they had opportunity of carrying OF their plum
der and fed.
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FIRE DIscovERED.-At 3 o'clock on
Saturday morning, a FIRE was discovered and extin-
pushed BY Officers Woodward and Sands 10 the rear Of
the confectionery and bakery, corner OF South sixth
aud Fourth sis 1t had originated in an ash barrel and
communicated to the fence which was burned through