New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
CITY ITEMS.

with 40 passengers, ard s73 CO. in specie. Col
Fremont is smcrg tie passengers.
The last annual report Of the Commits
sioreis OF Emigration to the Legislature has jus,
been printed. The Hno.; remsYssbie feature, SAY
the report, in the emigration Of the past year. is its
unprecedented increa.e. The whole number sao-
| ject 10 bonds or coEnmu.ston. who landed az she
port OF New Yors, was 2sS COZ, being 20 SO more
Than Ia the preceding year and excfedIRg ~ IS yJS
The largest numoer awning IN any one year since
! The organization OF this cepartment Ire ana
| Germany she countries which, as heretofore,
have chiefly supplied The immense lmmisration tae
former sustaining It's rTecedence IN ibis repsc De-
ing TO the latter five 10 tsO, and Lu1efIcsy e1-
cetclDg the whole number from other countries ~
36 OH The s-atstics OF fele Afforded 70 destitute
ans diseased eneraDrs curing 1851, present the fo
loving results To.al number treated AZ tae Marine
Hospital, 63f3 at the EmigTant Refuge AID Hos
pltai, II 939 from the Park Office 70 the City
Hospital ard Small P0x Hospital on Black wells
Island 76f EuISbeT OF luIatlc emgants sent 70 T.
City Asyl um. $50. These, with san larger number
try, relieved snd provided siih employment By the
Commissioners, make grand toIsI OF s5,O36. The
number of Gays spenI IN the Marine Hospital BY en-
ieTans Is estimated at l19 262 IN the Hospital aud
Refuge, Wsro's Island, ISL 74s; and 10 Intelligence
Office and Labor Exchange, at $40 OH making
aggregate OF l,OS3o54. or about 967 years. The
Commissioners recommend the passage Of a law BY
Congrefs, requiring still Larger proporuonao!e
space for each passenger than That now prescribed,
and have taken asures 10 urge this SUBJECT the
attention of that BODY. Some law OF this kind APP
pears 10 be fnptra1Fey necessary on account OF the
present miserable sccommoda lions DIVIDED by EN-.
igrsDt ships In one day last year, l05 sick emit
grants were removed from single ship The funds
of the Commission sill, as Ia former years,
Hly derived from the pay ment Of 81 so nom each
alien passenger. IN comDutai0n for securities re-
CURED The balance OF fund en- deposit with the
City ChsmbeI,ap, in Mechanics Bank, Jan. ], 1851,
amounted to $l0533 03; amount Of Communication
money received from owners and consgnees OF YES
sels for alien passengers, S43s,037 so Tor comma
taiioD OF special bonds. S9f2s 90 from owners and
cOrsisnees Of vessels, for violation OF law 1921 for
Oriesge Of real estate, Ella 900, sc. &c-making .
total OF S4s0,01 80 Tee expenditures for the same
tine amounted TO $i63 654, leaving balance of
Sl6 All 80.
- VIM. Kllter, the individual who was
SO, on Sunday night IN the 10Th Ward, died at
O'Clock On TUESDAY afternoon. III consequence OF the
injuries received. The Coroner was engaged during
the morning of yesterday in taking testimony With
view OF asceftainins whether or not Jacob Roter,
Who on Monday arrested being the indi-
vidual who fred the gun was the guilty party.
CODsiceIsb testimony was taken but nothing that
fixes the crime upon Rotes. Mr.. Chas. w. Lowry,
residing on the corner OF 45th-st and 2aav, where
be manufactures vaynish was the last witness sworn,
and testified TO being acquainted with Jacob Roser
that at about 20 minutes to 10 O'Clock on Sunday
night, while sitting IN has house, he heard the dis
charge OF q gun, and at the same time his watch
eoss commenced barking he Immediately went
out and saw the prisoner, Roter, running toward
him. He said, Mr.. Lowry, heard a gun fired and
got out OF bed there is a man shot he has gone
down there with gun y pointing down the old lane.
Mr.. Lowry ran down the lane, and swears that he
Jaw man with gun in his hand, whom he ap-
preached and asked what the difficulty was he re-
piled. " have shot a man who had a knife and was
goino to stab me with it," Mr. Lowry says he does
not know who this man Is, although his voice is ia
Ini!isT to him, and 1t Iesembled tina. Of Henry
Chine, who lives in 44th.st, in the rear Of the
nish factory. The person who had the gun was
cTeued In dark clothing, and hac on a roundabout
and cap. After his interview with him in the lane.
he escaped. Mr.. l.. thinks that he Is a German.
On the resumption OF the investigation further
evidence was taken duplicating, in slight degree,
a man named Jacob Jockie. who formerly was in the
employ OF Mr.. Lowry. He, together with Henry
Chine or Scheie, both OF whom are stage drivers on
Duglediens Sd-av. line OF stages, were arrested by
Capt Maynard of the 10th Ward Police, and we're
committed to prison by the Coroner to await the
verdict OF the CoToners Jury, which will be empan-
neled to hold an inquest upon the body Of the de-
ceased at 81 O'Clock this afternoon The jury eui.
penDeed for the purpose Of ascertaining who hiod
The fatal shot, rendered the blowing verdict, viz:
"Wm. Keller was dangerously wounded on the
night of the 7th inst, that said wound was inflicted
by the intentional discharge at said VIM. Keller,
without Jusudable cause, OF gun loaded wig shoI
said gun being az the time in the hands Of a party
unknown to the SuTys The !gIy append tn: io!
ing to the death Of the party injured before the
inv est alton was nBished, ehey are conpeueu 10
render this partial finding"
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Th following
sales were made on Tuesday, March Q, by Adrian II
Muller
uop,o and Got No 81 Broadway extending through