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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Beediss ron h, R-onhits Cancers c.scer Of somash
Casualties choss T. 'ezs L. cehc = Coo
sunrton 50, Convukons 81 Crssp r. Costoa Of L. .
cysnoss Dehsy s. Dskriars Trsssus Dsss. 10 Drosy
Drop the Head Drupsy Csssti Drowy1S DJscate
EPILEPSY Kyspels D. Bhous Ps.er Pne2er
Fever Rsment Fever Scarlet TO- Fe,W Typhod zee yse
Is Disease Of Heart Heopas Cough lssnitoa u
Is1smn.hes Of Bladder .. ILLUMINATION brns
Boves Inflammation Of HsAr ., istsnnanon Of
Innanm,noa Of Lu.S a. Inflammation OF stomach lima
eos Of Throat Inflammation Of Liver I-ferpsrtncs
suscepson Of Intestine. Lnes vessfss sormAson -.
nns q Measles Mobilization I. ed Ass T. Palsy
Bh Parartoa Rheumassn seroaA L. Small FOX H. ''a'
L. SUICIDE T-ethinsf, Unknowni. .. =,
1se-osder year -; 70 years. 70 > 81 70 ~:
10 " 20 s 20 70 so u; 10 tD 40 y; 10 " D. o |" w. ~
to 20, 10; 70 70 So II 81 20 20. ,; unknown a.
Placer Nsf'visy-Unsi States 80; Ireland 70 bnsann, ~
Scotland 81 wslss, Germany, II s~edss British ROSES
sioas IN North Amsrsa, >; unknovn,1
Prom Hs.pIi.l Bellevue. 49, Pen,entsry B1ss
Small Fox do Lsnarc Asylum. do, 81 tiv hosp.a,
House B.etvels Island, O.; Colsred Hone, Coe'A p<
sens, 10
Internents returned from wards Island, a.
W. Wa,s. CIV fsspeessr
City hrsreasrs Qhee Ap-ig "a, ls5A
Bnsoxrrs WrsrLr Rspoa, DsA,Hs-Ths folswns NE No
OF Deaths Broots for veek estns Asni ~ 1901!
DssAsrs-BHrset Cancer Casually Cesssmnuono con
vuons Debility Dropey Dropy OF the Csest Dsope1
the Head Drowned Dysentery Exposure enuee fs'e
Scarlet Fsv< nsAnstos Of the Bowels lananmahes o. ns
Liver nfasnanos of Lungs Ia6annAos OF the sonarh
Jsusdes Killed By mother Marssmns Old Ace Small roI
Stubborn intestine vsrioloid Mai-s ~ Femass d Aaas
Chkren u Totass o6cs Of Board Of HosiA ~ "sssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
New-Yo,k Cattle ssarkes-xpnrx,

lRsyos-sa for Th~ rrsss>l -
rc' bee-es A. The cAsnssn Yard - -
stth e., sn al chsmhersn- River Bali. H-. q
koensen 81 For ce.s sss Calves, .e-es La1s
iegs, ~ Nh At near ~ AZ. suf si-s chxrh>
w.s.rssrss Ds''s 49, 40 s-,,ss Il ssu,s>S ~
Wt>rn the remainder eorna~. ,esrva
ard price, II aryhns tt- hsss v-l osfvS.
tsiss qualities command ~ ~ esnss No.
Ar Bpovsfsss 70 Cows cairr~ S,t~ a, AZ
CSC - snsoH shs~pi 80 "a ss- ss-. .s 70 sIse
- ISuhs of~res. ard 80 fnr- r
Ar Cs.RsnlINs-Bs9seS ks.sa Bv.ls Hs.s- osev~d ~
Reef Cal al soh-a-s at ss<e ~ so-s Azs c.ivss
estssss sheep md Lssss al ~ u. ~ b'1t1 A.
An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

IuONTh~ sss3y vriS srf inssHy 49, ~ -
Scos.k Pc oio ~, cash. -
igs0 prsc-s al - 81 k~S 16s .<~
BoNE-A s,e.sy psrisf We >ote slsH ~ 1 "pp -
o. New Bedford fer he msrset ST sac
WOOL . secfsag FaiaNl . n. <aes. ~ ste5 49,
rrns sssss cssrty ,es q 80 7cp No 1857. s,ss
-; and l5yoc so Rsn-j se ssAe - ~
E.c .se vsy s<t os.esaeecs Of the syprcans A1ess -
nsssc-d fot Wedsesiay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
sPcoND BOARD.


April g. Is62-Fra Board-ssco Penn s.. s3ls 1000 s..
95J5 Canal $3.50 Sch Nsvos o.
t3 sI7Io do 81 SIS 600 do sly - Penn Rk ~ - %.
49, So l0sA Penn BIZ, lls1 de-, llss;
500 Ohio and g. 81, Read RR, 5sa 100 DO,
$751; 5000 Read RR e. TO- $4,000 Tennis Ss ~ 900 Al
esheny City eA 200 Long Island RR, llA 5000 Sasq Ca
nal BIDS, TO-
BoarG2o0 Long Islrnd r., III 81 900 Sch Nav g.
6s53h 20 Bank, 90 Penn Bark. l9; Morris Ca
pal ~ Iehsh Int, 93 el4O0O Read r. r. g. TO 81
Cassl le3; u MAJ Nech BspA, pa "a Aneh
z r., 10 80 Union Canal, l41f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
HuMAH SKELETON rouNp.-On Sunday

afternoon number of boys while playing in Forty ourthss
the T. Il, discovered . human skeleton, which
peaed have been buried only ABOUT IS inches beneath
the surface. Some portions Of the skeleton had become
posed consequence Of the earth about having been
moved from The Coroner notified and will
investigate the to-day As far known there
burial ground where the bones where found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Bake OUT THE Big Gun Lyon has
made Napoleon movement in putting down the price OF
his Magnetic Powder and Pills to Sc ae ha: taken city
and country by storm Orders pour In fAssr tnAn ne g.
in The world which will destroy BedbugS Reaches and Oil
other insects The Pills deadly to Rats and Mice
Now for it, Housekeeper If you wish to show no quaset
TO these pests hand quarters to Lyon NO M
Broadway Fifty per cent. oil 70 wholesale purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
The Ocean Steamers.

LIST STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH or APRIL.
Anersa $500. From Bostsn Apn rs For Liverpool
Letters By the a,rs Lse mus, prepaid twenty bur coats -
Iid Postage be added except TO Great Britain
rew.ps BY Lae the Cssnent must spspsd esr
sents each
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE rRoM EUROPE.
Franz Sailed on fcr New fork ApfN IL
Sailed Liverpool. For Boston, April IL
Liverpool. For New Ysrt, ASsA us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
PB,ksayLpHrA MAsxxrs- Monday,

Ay-ss "a psn sale OF No Qrssctrs~s BssrHss ~ tss.
wkfh hocers crfros materially
r-sees snd AZ further srssscs ~ eest y
There demand TIE ftovsr rs ssiefs se &c
cksns- Thcr- export d-s,and. All a-y-@s Of 9soe
bss fsis hsl fsers
" taa ~ 10 ~
esmsoa snd eztr. beads. according sa@ty and kJ ess
tlshcs
II, and Cossas.l 20
snd the latter $500 ss y bbL rAefe vi5 s wssAs
oasrns and der >sd Sales q Prn.syi.ss White &c
&c. ~hh AZ advance q IT, bu'hs inelna q ~ strts ne
market 10 bare OF Rr, ikcr increased desf -rt ssA
supplies slowly ss Of oso bushel. mostly sshss.
Yellow afoat Osf vsred saAs -
30 hushss Prime CLovsa ssss % s<H % %.
held frmly Sale ko Ga a9h ortn. seas
demand u r,ss and .cvers lots Of Suo1 ~, sto
Rico soh from the wharf n ~ 6c y ~. ssordw V
quality The pheasant weather has cpesoe -
bus aumber Of teh rrsve.esA
from u.bahias v~assss
their end the wAavs cs,erc -
rnsrcbanSe The demand WISH Sasofe5,ss e
2Ibs he'd At the
Markets. Reported BY Telegraph
CH.xsros, saturday Aprlsf. Issa
eorvos demand and the nsrAs hn al fall p1reS -
Nsw OaLrsxs, Saturday, April ~, fs69
CoyrOs-saes day bales fall pnse~ The exports
- B.l,ru,as, Monday, April q, te6A
sales we're made to- day OF Bssv etSe3 ~ bse9
equal to sS9ss b Hsss senas ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......AnAM


s,~,..ss,-fnso;s Hsrss,eia, Asysswsn. - O. Rst sss
sbigszess YuBeos Bangor. sesnlh sos.J Pnsee Abss
M~vrr Ioudon, Gnnen A.stzsn Co, Antarr
zeress & Co.; Norma, Hrs havana. Noes TayiS.
Bsrh-Krdyniss, (Dr) Cha, g. Jchss, Pm Barclay Lss-
issston-
Bnss-Asa YsA. Gsts MosIs, Rass Hszssrd; Ksisssv.
CoAp., - JeAa Nh. l. Whngs uw<ys Dsss, bss.ssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
M.n,,y CoURr-Before Judge Cowles

Henry Lefner against Adolph Fagenloekcr Plaintiff
alleges that he procured for of his family from defend
ant set of teeth paying SIS thereforthat they used
from March August aud returned for reparsthat they
repaired but defendant refused to give them unless
he shoud be paid So for the repairs 1t is contended thai he
bound by agreement to keep them in repair, which
dened and action is brought by plaintiff To recover S' the
price ne paid for the teeth For defendant 1t insisted that
he had night to retain the teeth till 81 due to him. were
maid I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

h s.sn<6ir Cfy Of Gsssefc. az PAiasstsiat (rsm Lsn
poo-Foter; Harvey H>si.r lsrey Mr. GRAFT, Mrs gessks1
Miss B.sslsfd Frscs Lee csofs Iloer ME- Iroftsf !" "a
Tfofie Mis- Jsss ssfh. Jsne tes hos oo.ae
M Hurst Dr. SUMMIT Mr. sss srs 800. sss Jane hih 40
Hin Jeir iin Thons. H. " G Woo ar Pssfee, -
". Dlb. Nfs Dlsh. Mr. tirsb~fs fsampn-y, ss .s,y
Champssr NJ. snps Chsnpn~y sss jane cbsnyey
Ch.nr.>y Ctsaysey. master fnososs
chsrnpn.y Hsser wm chsnv,ss 80, v.,se W.
ny Nc CI.rnvrsv Bz,ry Mr.. Sreens Itoorr
Caro-, Csuss,n Moody Moody Mrs h1osy ~ 80 p.1
Mics Asderan L. ssSdsrs M Hers -, - 0'5s,..,s.
Holre. Y irdrt~s Mr. snvnsht s y r ~. "a
wel, MT " Insrshsn, Henry Bsaas, Me- DeAsos, "a
Nsyre. Peter Gnns George n""s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMoM

~ The weather still continues to play
~ sorts Of experiments. producing thunder storm
yesterday morning, and succession Of April showers
N tho evening In the intervals of ran the City is SUI
bsssed with clouds Of dust
R' We learn that it has been decided,
~ The proper authorities that the Russ Pavement shall
% from Spring street 10 Bleeck srstreet, without
disruption. This Is right, and we presume the con.
tractors viii finish the work on without delay. The
Weather has been bad lately but may expect i'm
enens In that particular very soon, and then let
H"aework done speedily.
q Signor Bertucca (father-in-law OF
uax harctsek) has we are informed very fair pros
pe0 establishing his title to $4,000 acres Of land in
Asacky not far from the residence of Henry Clay
ahs claim has been in his family since the separa.
0a Kentucky from Virginia which period the land
ssesu0n wa perfect wilderness, Of not more than
''e'amens value. Subsequent improvements in that
Po'uon o. the State, have raised the value of this
70 Of least million of dollars, besides which tho
-" entitled to back rents for thirty years.
SsvEN YEARS STATIsTICs.-We learn
es Tract House the statistics Of colportage in Viz.
0ung the last seven years, which are as follows 4:
eoporteur labor performed, o. families Wis
@Ati number Of volumes sold, 1850, amount
ssSss; volumes distributed gratsitously among
W. &laa. amounting 10 sl0,35O; meetings held
essed, SS@2; families destitute of all religious
e5eept the Bible, 1896; and 1892 families desti.
~ We Bible, of whom 5577 were supplied. The
~ families hsbitually neglecting evangelical
he property known as the New
- 49, hoase, on Broadway, between Thamesst and
- saareh yard, has been purchased by several
seatlemen. whs viii immediately put up
n,..ss splendid stores IN place Of the hotel The
s0oat 80 BY 200 feet, and the price paid was,
HORTICULTURAL SocIErY.-Our
-. u'ss The meeting this evening, at the stuy-
e Tor the purpose of concluding the union
'es.s6sA Ii b the intention of the members
kSn aeans specimens Of towers Il every meet
S 'eaAly rsenions win thus BE- suaong the
ns~sh =. Gu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
lAdverasesncut ., T.,
CRAYON PICTUREs. exquIslteiy

delicate Crayon Dasuereotype taken in full perfection N
sloudy weather BY Roof No. S6S Broadway By-thewsy
We would caution Daguerrean Artists and others AK
ing these pictures any other establishment since BOOT
the patent for this region and VIII be sure 70
all inf reIpeuf1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27


UpsO1 No. &Yh. o Ter
sTss.'y ..sss ..sgg: .ss:s
n ddhsg FsH.----..---....-.9he az 9ts- ,ssg,y5t
Fair .-.--.--.----.-----s@s- non "s~rs1
Coed fair.------.--------- Aoin. ~ -.
1fo 3sr nse. o,ensd Grin for Wss,.r and STATE
the close more desire 10 resEe Ihs
receipts m,Ssds. - 9.ps ere =. H .na Ia. sssa
very Huch 20 a veek past Canadian da and ssasS a. -
a. 4, 70 Az state prcs ior OBJ 81 .
asa for mixed aEcy fAssD and inaHa tAd ~ 20 ~
70, .ns T re,s are So1eie and lhs pros
no., E.ht ard BOXERS indifferent about sehcf 81 pss
p.es ne esm:Ed az = Y,n s. III rs,b, bs .n - 50
Is rs sbey Rye Flour Inactive ct - 1o1s y 8 Corn
Meal steady but quiet ct - . Tor jersey ard 70 !" 700
GaxINIhers Etils Wheat the msrtt, and svs'y
,. sad prrs quite eeepts Of yestsr quite
bait sad aoDs done Of late Ohio Geneses TO test
rs. usrtef quiet at nc BaseJ steady, but cGe
:, 5cS re barley Max IS on-aabe sos,se.
sa3c plenty, and there svery Lite soas of et
port local and Eastern demand frj .ses q oo o.sa
and south.rs yellow sat Tor southern
~be westea r.d closed At sheu, e -i,h aore oasnss
wHIsKY-Tte natet unsettled and lover. Sales Of 90
pan ale 9Th and the residue On
pi,st. tern. Drgss- dull and noa.na :. ss mar. Ser
ms sa-sof bbs els sT for New Mes cad se ~ ~
e PRIME o ss%as ' ss 20 sss s.s ,,d 4 @
Prime d1n sl99s7 Beef Hams srs veg - v..,sd
rof plenty 1ssse Petlea he~ s 'ess 'sa sa pas
Al eJ.r Cor Shoulders asd ga 9ioc for Fans 49,
srm I. q, aior Lars better, and n "a . ps.s
Of 500 bbs sts ssd 5 ~ - We,,.r. ssw.
Yori - sgBsss, ssd ora.s- csu.y Il 'ssOs' -'
pleny .nd esaesi a. % . ..h iBasaos Ayres
sse g no- -hies : inpvvsssnt .,,., =. isaiske
fEAIHERT.s a...s: f ,ss - vs
.ies have ssss boob; 70 sons sns's .
savsses N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
SUPPOSED ROBBERY

SUPPOSED ROBBERY.-At an early hour
yesterday morning yaw boat containing two men wa OBJ
served nearing the dock foot of Washngtonst A. soon as
they touched shore the parties arrested BY officers
Dyne and McGary who found tho boat laden WIZ uunnr
some Not being abls to give satisfactory account OF
the goods they committed BY Justice Hing 70 enaoe tns
officers TO make further inc liries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

AccIpxrr.-A laborer named Dumble-
ron seriously injured Saturday evening by the falling
upon of pscksge of hides thrown from the
10 the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
THE CAI1roR1A CAsE.-We are in

formed that the steamship Reindeer the arrivaI OF
which gave the complaints against Geo. f. Hamilton
and others viii be here in week ready TO take board
her psssergen Mr.. Hamilton ia ready paw all INSTALL
ments due upon her, and there prospect Of yora
bic issue Of the matter All who hold rcke.s issued by
Hamilton Co had better call their Office in the Ocean
Bank Buildinss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

rrxIATURE This DAT.
-. NJ. - os-sets......e5 81 hoos-ssts .--s.s.st -
HIGH TEp......rHn DAY. a.
s,.xv Beok ....i Gov. Isand SIN 30 ~'s'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
IscENprAnIsM.-The basement of

bou.e in Kelseys Alley occupied by James Mclaughlin
oodhouse was discovered TO be fire at O'CLOCK yester
dsy morning by officer Campbell II was extingushed ~
the Police before much damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

COMMON COUNCIL.-HOnd0y EUentng,
zr-iI 26-Henry A. Kent, President, in the CHAIR
A number of communications were received among
them one from Jacob NJ. Bocrum and others, Commit.
tee of the Board of Directors of the Flushing Railroad
Company, praying the Common Council for permission
10 extend said road into the city OF Brooklyn through
Fushinray NAVY Prospect Gold and Watersts. to the
Fulton Ferry The CT nlmunication was referred, for
report to the Aldermen of the Wards, through which
that the asked for privilege will be granted is not very
fsttering
W The fog on the East River was very
dense last evening rendering the tong OF bells at the
alps on either side of the Ferry necessary for the guild
ance of the boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
U. S. MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-Assdul

u. >. MARSHAL'S OFFlCE.-dSSUutC
nth Danoerors Weqpoa-C Neal of the of the
ship Francis Paige complained of the second mate ng
HIM assault with dangerous weapon. 1--WE believe
Delaying pin and severely inuring one OF his eyes, Held
Larceny at Sea-Complsint made against IS
Of P ehans them with open , nToSs1 to
the value Of $500.
u. S. DIsTRIcT CouRT.-The testi-
mony the OF the Globe concluded The u
Circuit Court opened lorna and adjourned to TUESDAY
week
SUPERIOR CoURT-,Speciat Ierm.-Be
fore Judge SandfordDunham 4 Dimon agt. H. Waterman
and ohPlantis allege that in December last they OBJ
$52 but that the Sheriff returned the execution mo
goods They that in August last Mesns eckscher OBJ
tanned |ndsment and easGgpn a ,s "a, Of III. ets
nens No 2s cheTy-sf Mes.f. il. themselves becoming
pay themselves ard then for the beneft OF cedtors ana
that r. subsequently, sold the tools machinery No.
fs 1 sceed by plaintiff. that the judgment and assignment
to Messrs eckscher bona ride, which IS denied
ard the property went out OF the possession o.
Mr. W. The to have se and ibs p s @
non the appointment OF Receiver which Sopposed
Decision reserved
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Spccial
T.n-Before Judge DalySfiiceH IY,'yaas- In the mat
ter Of Joseph eider aud others dgt Alex H. Pnde and m
ticket. to California application made for Stwell
Warrant on which to arrest defendants, but which was
opposed.
CouRr OF OYaR AND TERMIyER.-Be-
fore Judge Edwards and Aid Smith and Oaklsy-Tria OF
Margaret Morre indicted for the murder OF her infant
child by throwing it down sink, IN the rear OF No ~
Canal-st. =,
This case which tried last week, but the Jury could
not sRree was again brought for tra The prisoner
French woman about 40 years Of was present. her little
bow (aout 10 or - years OF age who full faced look
ing bow but whom the ctAtorney said was an IDIOT
was by her side stood up when she did her being told
TO look ON the Jurors they swon) The Distinct
ATTORNEY reiterated the Jury the facts that child at the
time being discovered the sink but when got up was
dead and circumstances led TO the belief that prisoner who
vedwh her little boy in garetroom was the mother
There was storm that morning Her door was burst
open and observed to be bed her clothes all bit her
.hoe and stockings She made TO get up aud was con-
yeyed TO the Police Office The child got up about hall
an hour after it discovered when 1t dead aud the
| bites of rats found on different parts OF II ,
The District Attorney in opening the case sad unless fhe
testimony would show the mother 10 be afflicted IN the same
manner that and the Jury consider that she NOT
guilty by reason Of demsnis it Is case OF murder
Testimony given the imitation exhibited by Inc
lungs on post mortem examination that 1t was bonn alive
also that is did die from saocaflon The discovery o.
the child by its cry and the which led TO the
ton that prisoner the mother &C., were also shown Inc
| trial is
The Witnesses in the of Roter charged with murder
BY shooting man. discharged TIL Tuesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
ATTEMPT AT SuicIpE.-A man name,


Daniel Desmond found at O'Clock yesterday morning
fourthst Tenthav, he having his throat with
knife for the purpose of selfdestruction. Mo
CURE had him removed TO the Nineteenth Ward Police
Station when Csp Maynard procured the attendance of
DR. Hepburn who up the CASH Desmond stated that
domestic trouble and want Of employment had induced him
TO make the attempt upon his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

KNOCKED DOWN MT AN OMNIBUS'-A
lad named Charles Carney living with his parents q Ne
Orchadst- while Ut the Of Pearf and Chstnsn
yesterday knocked down BY stass and had 5 hesd
badly cut. He taken the fvh Ward Station hoase
where his head dressed after which be was removed 70
his place Of residence.
~ The case of Hiram Hutchinson,
CHARGED with perjury up for examination yesterday IT.
teroou Considerable testimony tsken but nothing OF
public interest further than what has already been pubshed
wa elected The further consideration of the matter WIS
postponed until this afternoon, ct O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
~ The case of Hiram Hutchinson,
FEVER AND AsuE.-Wyn Koop q Co. g

p,teuiu.tor will positively cure Fever and Ague The
Genuine article il in blue bottles Manufacturers are oss-
stoned against using title See set OF Legssare ocs
l2s Depot No 2l4 Fulton-st- N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
UNSAFE BuILpINs.-The brick building

rear of No So Cherry st., reported by Capt Dtehett of
the Nth Ward Police being in very unsafe condition
On visiting the Captain found that portion Of the
wall had fallen and the remainder OF the wall ready fol-
low IL From fifteen children playing about it
the time in imnent danger of loosng their lives The
hesss u antsnsntsd N consequence OF is insecurity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
ARREST OF PrcKpocKEr.-An Eng

ARREST OF PICKPoCKET.-An Eng
hshmsn about IS years OF age named John Williams W.
yesterday arrested BY officer Elder Of the Lower Police
Court at auction sale No - Greenes where Is al
legged that be detected in the act Of picking the pocket
OF Mis- Ehss Vesseg Of No. SS Laurenss Of purse con-
tanning ~ in bank notes The accused taken before
the Chief Police and committed prison for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

u The weather still continues to play
~ sorts Of experiments, producing thunder storm
yesterday morning, and succession Of April showers
tho evening In the intervals of RAIN the City is suf
bsated with clouds Of dust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

U. S. DIsTRIcT CouRT.-The testi-
mony in the the Globe concluded The u.
Circuit Cour opened pro forma and adjourned to Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

COURT CALENDAR-This Ddy.-CIR-
CUT CovRr-Nos s2 200 $751; s5s, os sle, S2 81 s7s
S74 S75 III, 500. i53, 576
s. So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

DEATH BIZ Dk0WNING.-Ihe body OF
about 10 yea OF sse yesterday morning found IN
the water OF pier No 50 North River by Officer Maynard Of
the FAh Ward Pohcs The Coroner notified and held
n;nques The jury rendered verdict Of death by drown
ns under circumstances unknown Tho deceased sup
possd p have been IN euipsnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Carly Sunday evening applied at the Ninth Ward Po-
lice Station for lodging and placed in cell where she
fell asleep Shortly afterward smoke discovered
issuing from the cell and opening the door her clothes
ascerained be flames having taken fire from
lighted pipe which she had eaelessy put into her pocket
The flames were eS!ngushed not however until her hands
and hmbs had been badly burned Dr. Henry dressed the
burns and she removed to the New-York Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
Markets. ). CAREFULLY Rrrosrxs ron The TRIBUNE.

AsHr-Th ssssdy and sales q Ps;s at sSas o.
ard Pearls al 90 81 \. -,
COTTON moderately active At steady Prices 800 baes were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

FIREs,-The alarm OF tre about TO
O'Clock Sunday evening caused by the explosion OF
camphsne lamp in the window Of the drug store Of A.
Taylor, No 81 Houston-st.
Sunday afternoon a Are occurred in old frame
building occupied as a stable in the rear OF No ll9
Chares-st. The flames exnguished by the police
and fremen wi,hosH any alarm being given.
Yesterday morning., at o'clock, fire broke out tn
the attic Of house No l23 Division st. The remen were
quickly on the ground and succeeded in subdu.
ing the flames. Damage trifing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Y Work on the Sixth-av. Railroad
progresses we'll In west Broadway the sleepers are
down from Resds to Franklin sts In tbs Sizfhsv from
Amlsy 10 sixtesnsh-t Tho cars oughfto Do running
FIR a Forty second e. carly In June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

and Wooster. This section win be compicfed and In
operation before midsummer, and the whole lne 10
Crestlnc IN the autumn Of the present year.
The following are the Imports from for
dgn ports for the previous week
IHPoRrs At NEw-YoRK PROM ycsxfcN POETS
D,z GssA. Gen r~,<. TIA.
Por the reek .. .ai96.ss3 Sl.562.ts6 ea0.~-J9
Previous two weeks i, sO7, 80 4,ao9.s-s 6.iV-bS