New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19

dnu ~oheo - engage clerk VINO could loan MN
t25o TO such one he would give employment and
~ per week sswases Mr. w conrturef 90 accsot
me terms on condition that he would give security
iol we pay ment OF the loan when due. wnsreup)n,
WI ton GRE W out paper purporting 70 be a genuine
ccfuhcste OF shares In the Ne ~-York Bv Gene tefy
winch he said was worth 8 900 Mr. w. believing
snis statement TO be true, paid over the s2j0 AMI
reao the certificate as sec1tv but has since learned
tbat IL ~ worthless Wlnton Was co nnls.ef 10
p'lsoh ny Just ce Osborn in default OF 900 bail.
u expected that other complaints will be preferred
against him.
between IL and o'clock on Wednes-
day morning, Thomas Bailey, fireman attached to
the steamship Marion, lying at pier No. 4, North
River, nhue returning TO the ship with friend
psmed refer Colleen. had the misfortune, with his
companion, 10 fall from the gang plank into the dock
The private Waterman Of the vessel saw them fall
ana Immediately threw over rope which was
seizeo py Golcen, who was drawn up by 1t and res.
cue0 his companion was less fortunate, and before
futher assistance could be rendered him. was
drowned His body was yesterday recovered, on
when the Coroner held an inquest The deceased
wss native of Ireland, % years o. age and adj re-
sided IN this country four years.
CHARLES Thompson, sailor attached
to the ship Hndosian, yesterday morning fell from
the yard-srm to the deck, and was picked up with
one OF his legs broken aad taken to the New-York
Hospital.
Nathan Thompson, a resident of Will
lamsbursh, rs years of age, was found at II O'Clock
on Tuesday evening, lying across the Harlem Rail-
road track, with his lett leg fractured. Dr. Harden
brook dressed the wound, after which he was taken
to his residence.
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed Eosres Public in this City Alex. A. Wat
son, f. Deafeld Smith, Charles l. BENEDICT, John
Fowler, Jr James Gridey and David r. Jaques
The Alleghani,ns sing to night at
Knickerbocker Hall, T sen,y thrc-sl
The Frasers give another Concert to-
night at Hope Chapel.
The funeral of Capt. Reynolds of the
Filth Ward Police was attended yesterday by large
concourse comprising the Ward Wing Committee,
the State Fencibles, the Police, and citizens gen.
orally.
The Ladies of the Eastern Congrega-
tonal Church, at the corner of Gouverneur and
Church on Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week.
NEw-YoRK, Feb II, 1852. TO the Ed
itors Of The ~ Y. Tribune-G ENrLEMsN: Having no.
ticed an article in your paper of this day on Rats In
Brooklyn, the alarm they Occasioned, the trouble
they gave the police in the discharge OF their duty
and the destruction of property-by looking the
columns Of The Suffolk Gazette ! understand your
article is intended for me. answer 1t BY stating
should the Brooklyn authorities wish to have their
institutions and public places cleared Of rats will
do it, and will also clear one place for them gratis
have made proposition to the authorities Of this
kes and public institutions under their CHARGE and
receive no compensation unless II is satisfactorily
done.
offered to clear Centre Market Of rats, (gratis)
knowing the power OF my Exterminator, to show
the Market Committee of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen that | was fully competent to fulfill any
engagement might contract for. The proposition
or offer was accepted. l cleared the market in one
night. certificate Of the Clerk, two watchmen, 40
butchers, fishermen, &c. of the market, stating the
wonderful effects Of the same, is now in the hands OF
Of AarA ~ liant
Aldermen.
By giving this place in your paper you may save
the police OF Brooklyn and other cities great deal
of trouble. Yours truly,
HENRY r. COsTAR, No. 444 Broadway.
Court CALENDAR-This Ddy.-SUPE-
RIoR CoURT-Nos IS, 49, 900, 46, 1856, $50, Is, 1856,
2S2 1874 1884, 1885, $780, $751; 1885, 339, 25s 81 39l, 392,
COMMON PLEAs-Part mos. 267. 2s5, 2S7, $50,
293 1881 297 $780, 3Ol, 3O3 3o5, 3O7, 300, 81, llli
Part IL Nos 1874, 224 226, 1886. l54, 1884, ia, 23s,
1881, 24O, 242. 244, 2i6, 24s, $50, 1852.
SUPREME CoURr-General TeYm--and u s. DIS
TRIcr COURT same as yesterday.
70 Professor Mccormick, the antipOdean
pedestrian performed his feat again last evening be-
fore an immense audience at the Amphitheater. He
promenaded his inverted platform of marble on the
ceiling over the ring without the smallest accident,
and to the entire satisfaction OF the spectators among
whom were large number OF scientific men, men,
bers Of the faculty He appeared to much greater
advantage last evening being dressed in rich cos
tune. and occupying much less time in adjusting his
apparatus than on the occasion Of his first expert
ment He will repeat his astonishing performance
this evening.
advertisement. l-GENTLEMENs HATS.
BIRD, corner Pine and Nassau-st, will introduce
the Spring Style of Hats this day. Fearing no rival
in the departments of taste or manu- 'acture he Is
willing to submit his fabrics TO the inspection OF the
critical and discriminating purchaser.-BIRD, cor.
Pine and Nassau sts.-Feb. ~.
advertisement See Gard of the Fire
Apnihila,oy ComDaDy in another column,