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HOBOkEN ITEMS.

THE CRICKET MATCH.-The cricket
match between tn, Utica s.ar Of 'hs West Clu1 ana
The New York Club, was finished by dinner at the
W,,hip,t,p House 1T O'clock y~sie' Day Atr-rn on.
The result proved victorious 10 the Utica Cuo, wncn'
~ the close q the game h-d bns wcsets - go down
The Fl, ldiug and bowing Of the Uhcs CUB vac funaA
abb. ana was said be goOd any ever sesn In ne
country To-day, match siii be- played ~ selection
Of two eleveDs from the Urcs, seTfork and 81
GEORGES Clubs on the " t1e later, ar Harlem
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rPraNr.e.sA-at Boston. J


Fson Wade S. John, B. AIT Unou, ssubbs. do E1' DUCK
Desl~Ar 3d. Landros, Lutclen New York for Rotterdam.
5th. Hendr1 Hudson. Warner do Auna Eyer' 90; o,
eth. Arab, Dyer Ancai Jaue, Phhfs' quebec
carda%sId r6 Te@pe Patteu New.York; Sophia, wuGan
'S Saoid-Arr .b coe Mitchell, Cardiff for New 9S.s
LMerroo-Arr ih Nathan Hanen Holmes New Jam
Henderson, Collier. do Geo'se washnston NOBLE On
PORE BsntrJse do George Bonue. Harding dol Daua,ess,
mcLau'hsn Aps.ecola; Piss Alice, Waterbury; chade,ton
9TH Friends Fhck San Francisco Qeeen OF the Isle, Hewitt
Iybam-Arr previous to 5th Isabella Rymsr, New Orleans.
cyar-Ar 4,f Niagara LvermOre New Orleans Broom Dy'-
9uren.town-Arr 4th, Eclipse, Mckee, wilmirg,cn.
Enoe Arr July 81 saKony nsehsr Havana Tor Petersburg
l2th. oxford. Mlno Petersburg .or New York
Goihenbuu-Arr July 80, Lue', Luudsren Nsw-York
SSlaItsrHAr July &c. cysost Holmes Malaga and cleared for
Boston ath, Glance, Taylor. Lesho9, and CO. Sr PhIs'Ph
2h. Clement, Mayo MALAGA and CD for NewYor CD l5'h
'''OHHs' ''''' ''"'' Tloyd'sLi,t. Ausa
OF DuneenessArr July s. Emma Helmers Bremen Tor bati
Portland Roqd.-sld. Aug l. TbOs Carter, Wright Boston.
Prsto-Arr "a. Princeton, Pase. Havana
Cardiff Sld.July 30 Queet Campbell san Francisco.
cy5es&r a. P,e S Hamoa fnad Lady Of the Lat.
savnnah Mary shear Montreal Sid 3D. Thos Church.
Sd Jay 81 Centurion. lo' York intel states.
July "a John c. Calhoun, Meeher Noresn'
Haa5ars AR July 30 John Hermann. eckmau, NevYor
cs'so~Ar June s Thens LpndOers, New York; ST. June
H. ADELAIDE Pnsham Untsd States CLARA, Potter do e'h j.
Lloyd's List, Aug T.
Ds3-Arr Harburs MeJer Ne~York, for Hamburg Falcon
-. Johns.
Kusrosi-Arr 3. lido, KmbsI, Ingram, S. Sephens,N
NsWpo-Arr. July 81 Bensal. Loudon tor United States
Lrerpool-ATr Industre, Atse, St. stephens n b. Aaoa
ma Lawson ST. John, b. Scargo Freeman Calcutta ca o
Mauchester (s) Leach, Philadelphia w d. sswa, Small ST.
sisplen' SD: ,; Toronto Ball.ni.ne so5treaL
TroOn-AU ]. Hannah Kerr, MARI, Qsebsc
ArirOss an-Sld. July 81, Catherine, BrO~o, Demeraa
Layna Robertson, Havana Challenge CROSBY
John 3D. July 81 hire Johnston, Boston, Aug 2,
Urcorn Mfsrlare, Demsrtr.
Croastadt-Arr. JulJ ~, Sea Duck, Porter. Havana.
Arr Nv O Be-
New Orleans.
CadzArr July a. Compromise, DlVey, New York Peytons,
slater dol 20 Ne estc HoEns, dol Il, suwarrow Wishean,
Gibrat.r-Cd. July Il. Calcutta, Louug, SewYork
Loyds List, Aug. 3.
Deal-Ar Aus s. SIR Robert Peel ienhoz, New York for Ham
burg.
Bnsto-Arr 4h, lido Kimbi usraha ST. stepheus,N. B.
Liverpool Ih, Naomi, wight, ne"'Oreans, sex, smith,
d D; Prince Arthur, Jolly, charleston
Queenstown Arr 3D. Vernon, Fay New Orleans SID 3D. Lock
words. u sOn. San FranCi,cO.
Beast-Ar 3d. VIM Glen Anderson Brown, kchouco; ChIsi
tam, MFSrlsne NJ ramchL
Borieaux-Arr Cletain Drink sater, New York.
Ahcants-Arr. July -, Meteor, Kppsn. New York.
Mao ei.ss-Arr Aus. l, suEan, Sand. New York.
Cenoa-Arr July ~ Sea Lon, Winer New Orleans
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mouth. ST. Bfhite Antoipsts, fBr) McDonaB HaLar
J. bsns Anirn, horb-ci Dobo, t.nd J. w. Elrsil CO
Emshb-. Ghshrsi Ram Key J. ". ES-lk Co.
s. -WssifEon. stSsrhoru, Washington. A. c.
F-is. Port > Aroeba Opou0 y ~ ssafe. Rchn0nd o.
PDuonh r. e. jas Hsns Three Brothers. Neanng Pacen,a
= , COT Mana Theresa CroWe. Rohn osd. Van Blunt
ssEtt Geo { Gibbs. Gibss Philadelphia W. NcKr- HI
Garter. Neson. Rcbm c. w. Person. Hone ONs,
HatSl }. 8 Drasy; Virginia. Ross Savannah. D-ni Co
So p.-Trayelef. Petnn. Bridgeport. -. Pearl Wheeler
New Haven, - Senator Van Same. Richmond, master
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-W "Wednesday

Aug 49, BREADsTUFFs held FIR" y and some hodefs Of
flour semapd advance of 6iGl2lc g. bush There s
n inquiry foI export add 2OOC bhs fresh ground
have b, en- disposed ofst 81 ard 81 % y bh tbs stts
rate tor better brands 1000 bbs prvste terms and ex
S7l0S4 Is SAFES Ia lots for cry consumption at
In RYE FLOUR and CORN MEAL further sales nave been
re ,o,itd WHEAT is and in demand Small saes OF
goo new Red al 9oc y BUSH and 400 bushels cd White
sold al Sec 81 and at 9fc y bushel The msT.
et i, nearly here OF CORN aud il is waited small lot NJ
Y.ow cold AZ II &C. which advance OATS in steady
dard aud bushels Southern part to arrive, sold
AZ Sc a. bush-l WHISKY 10 scarce. small sale OF 40
bbls at sc. Hhds sell at the same price.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK..!...August Is.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Foster chsrston, spohord, hssisn
eco u =. , 80
Couu hia Liverpool, c. X. harshali Pachc,
R,p.r S.~-Os-an., Wm. Nesou son Tnos. W. Sears o.
sot ssu Fns rco Isaac 7. Smith Eliza Mason Jones' saa
John Osoen Elise, Br.m 6atzen, Bsm0re, Hene-
I,n A Unlhsrt Schiller bak Richmond. Meyer Sucker.
s.t,s-D renee Woodbury., 'ion MASTER Garland, Martin
nsrsils. Gauer Co. Won gincke Brem Harde Bre-
men Tbomp.on hevhaus Prentice Lonns lnasua, N-smh
sons. Prns,on Daily, Demersra MASTER lseoo'tan lBr
.ou Quebec Wallace; kbe, Ham, Hsydtman, Ham
huru, y Bssk A kunhsrdt $500
Rns,-Ha,tanIa Berry, Philadelphia r. D. Brookmaz, Bors.
VIA S.r. Ossn Cora schmidt Bahen; Rssausador (Dan
J,nse. Hsnaeoa Mousr, Sand Neraj Hantspsr, Holmes,
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~ VAN STEENWYK. STATE COM
DaintiRs, &f.

- -
ZINC PAINTS-Wa Warranted pure
tn. NFw.JERsEY ZINC co, Warehouse No - !.
6e7.s are prepared supply then zinc rants A. ''' W.
lowing prices: ,.a -, oil o. per mound.
No awhts' ground 10 oil &c per pound.
~ White ground in oil, 7c per pound.
p,oa, and Black ground in oil, DC per pouIo'
~ White Of Zinc, o.. per pound.
ny WHITE ZINC PAINT, Ca, b.s
.osr thorough test In Europe and the United So ,,s.
been found retain It's beauty and protective q.oey
ar than any other paint. For whlteness and rnuau
rTsed it is free from Gil poisono,s properties -
and dangerous in other pigments viii there.
from 40 10 10" per cent more soeee an made paint
fore much cheaper to the customer. As 80 nh,osS
will Dot turn yellow when exposed 70 -" Tbs Wass
rass es of coal fires the foul air oil sS Tben
~"'' BLOWN ANb BLACK ZINC PAl PA! Lin: sssa
in few hour form hard and solid Istsn .,s ,emsfis
sd br,cS iron and other metallic surtares e slspaA
~ ,ssir tir. proof properties They are specis. eos1
.r marine purposes having been found % Sss sin p
ing action Of salt water, V dsstrucu'e !" ''A
." ''''IHiix NNiH0 { sQU1Eh AsssA N
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Spoken, &c.


AUG a, h 35 ~ lon 70 4o brig Flora from Mobile for Boston
q days out. with tso ofcers and the sck
Aus lat 80 go lon. % 90 Bird from New YORK Tor
Curacao.
Aus M of South shoa Yorktown, from New Tori for St
John, n. b.
JuJ lat 81 90 on 81 90 BARI Sarah A. Had. from sos'on of
ST. the Abov. date nay and the oart
be the LIME Loud which LETT Boston July p of 81
June co. lat II ~ ou "a W., ship Josephine, JsnesOn ron
Nev-fork May %, Tor San Francisco.
June 81 lat &c, ship Setter, days from Ne"
Orleans Tor havre ~
July go hat ST. lon H. ship ATLANTA from LIVERPOOL Tor ora
Jab - ht ~ 80, SA ship Lsnusl Dyer Wlhaas I'm has
eg New Ysfk.
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CoRoNER's INQUEsT-PreSentment Of
N, .Jnru-Coroner Bah held an inquest on Tuesday
upon the chs John Legeken, which was kiled on the
Long Island Railroad the day previous aud the July
rer dfred the verdict that It's death was not Attributable
to the csrelessness of the employees Of the Company
Az the &C Inclusion of the inquest the Jury drew the
following for pre- seuts ion 10 the Common Council
The Jury Of Inquest called TO qure into the caase Of
the d. sth OF John Legeksn would respectfully present 70
the Common Council Of the City Of Brookyn that ord
nance should be passed SINH the passed IN relation
to boys setng behind omnibuses Many Of IN. Jury
side and do business Alantcs and cognizan OF tho
II ia the practice Tor children TO vsch the
con train and the end jump the platforms
to the Imminent danger OF their ve Notwithstanding every
taken by the emolcy the road to prevent them
from doing The practice becoming frequent and the
danger children geat that they feel it duty to press
upon your honorable body speedy and string action
TO prevent its continuance.
ID. NJ. MUcHMoRE, MARSHALL CLAPP,
JOHN DONAHOE, WM NAYLoR,
WM. PIPER J BEvENs
GEO c. BALL, Coroner. Jurymen
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Cn,o. CouRr-SpeciaI Term
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITEs.
AT meeting of the Long Island District Tent, No. %
o. of R. held in their Tent Room, August ls52 the
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
Rolred That IN the opinion OF this District Tent nothing
short Of the Maine Law will stop the sale OF Intoxicating
drink ss beverage and will all honorable means 10
elect such members TO the Legislature Will help TO pass
such Maine Law at the next session Of the Legislature
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Atth the meeting of
the Representatives of the Fire Department. on Tues
day evening" Assistant Engineer TALBOT offered series
of resolutions, to the effect that the Common Council
be requested give the Chief Engineer the power to
lock up engines, for hose superintnd the
pairing Of apparatus and the filling of csterns The
resolutions referred to Committee of five per.
who will report at the next meeting of the Repre-.
sentayes the changes desired at the hands of the Alder
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and t20a s25 for Heavy Goods Passengers are taken
IN fret cabin at sl759 s225 and In second s00a slO.
To California. there 10 change TO note Cosl 10 OF
fe'ed freely NJ sl7, sith engagements the hue
ship sen-tor is filling 81 G45c, and has sbouttTo-
third. Of her cargo engaged aud going on board Ia
port yesterday;
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Markets......Repo by Telegraph.

ALBANY, Aug l0--Reeeipus FLOUR, 5,s26 bhls--
Sale, ere made today Of 500 bus Genesee WHEAT
AZ luta ltgc 10000 bns CORN 66ic for unsound snd
&c for Western mixed OATS OrO0 bus changed hands
part on private terms, the balance at 4oc.
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SECOND BOARD.


81 susq Cana 7o'a 500 DO 76ss 5000 do iS 500
Let.h Int YAK $50 49, $500 thes aui Del
$50 90 500 nirEen Railroad - go a. 100 10 ,ei1
$500 Isish D.. On 500 : Nav 81 - $50 DO ,r
81 900 90 20 sch. Nav Preld. 23 100 Long I-iand.
no Penn Railroad 46 81 Hams Railroad, asa 20 Penn Bau.,
If7, Reading Grad Rank la34 80 LenE
500 Long Is1o 800 sch. Nav rreTd, 23 2oO do 30
81 go Llsh ts ~ 5000 sch Nav - 49, 7o'a 500 state
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nIAttRI Ed.

On Tuesday afternoon, AuE 7st Peter. chugh, in ah st.
h, Rev T. H. Canf@d. ABEL CLAP, IT, TO Ms- MARY A.,
dsu,hter Of the late " ~ Nicholson -
Aus II AZ James Catholic Church. by Rev VI Nc
Kenrs Mr. JANIS TaOMas POWER Of the q Nav. Of
The la. Michael Power Eaq m~h-nt Of tbs CITY Waterfowl
Ireland to JOHASSA BRENNAN, rshc Of the late Mr. r. l.
Bren Of this CITY
II Waite ford papers please copy
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ASSAULTED An unfortunate rag picker
last evening was assaulted and Dangerously oeaen ny
carr of Young rov nee South SixSh@t. near the
liver He was n German aud vas conveyed TO NeT'
yurk hv his couutryusn
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II The Wings of Jamaica have organ
lied Scott and Graham Club, of which Vessel
Smith has been elected President mass meeting is
TO be held on the evening Of the 26th, at which good
speaking may be expected.
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Passengers Arrived.

IN bark Parodi from Haran4JAmes DsyIen OF New YORK
GsrcuB, ". Ah-ns. G4hns, J. NJ Rsmrz, Mater VI.
Reuir.1. aBf I IN he steeySge
IN brig Raab0e r0S 81 JsgoMr slnes, Mrs.. Lucas and
family.
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ocean steamers.


Atlantic Sailed from Liverpool for New Yors August H.
A. Sailed from Liverpool Tor New York August II
Washington SAILS from Southampton, for New fors August 81
Am.nra Sails from Liverpool. for Boston. Ausust2l.
Arrtic.. from Tiv-rVooi. o' New Work Apsn-tl5.
sails from Liverpool for New York. August 90
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Whaler.


SD from New Bedford l7th ship cleoue North Pacific.
Arr Valparaiso July l. ship hauioon, Yeeder Of Nan, 300
VII. and SD. 20 cruise.
spolenAus 49, lat 80 lon 20 schr Tya Of Man, 30 days
out, with 80 bbls. oil.
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claim to be entitled to receive the whole amount due on

claim, 10 be entitled to receive the whole amount due on
,ba,y free from the defendants
Tn Attendants as part payment, or set ON, uicgo
that ser the appontm Mt Of tne Trustees In th conn
a., an attscbms ut bank uptcy was issued against the
Porses iu France undo which the synde or assne@'
claiming 20 be entitled to those notes, had se'zst poo
er,y of the makers In Hsvre 10 the amount OF soOOo
The question raised by the demurrert, whether the
Trustees here or the syndie in France are the legal
ovrers of the notes As the title of the Trustees Is hr,t
in point Of time It appears 10 me That the Courts OF this
State are oouud ~ give effect all property In this
State as well sPainst the foreign assignee against the
Bonars themselves and II may fairly be presumed thar
the courts In being advised thatthe MAKERS
Of the potes have been comp lied by regular jndgnen,
10 pay the whole Ia this country will re'nq sn
the seizure made in France The Ute 70 the notes s
well as the possessn having passed 70 the lius'ess
here. there nothing le in the 'nsfh' ~acu I"uu
be claimed by the French sssgcees. Inc lap'1 III,
fore having % claim 20 the Dotes, coul' not
seize the properly of the makers Drnn',e' ,..
Answer overruled Judgment for oisinrn as
for the benefit of all the creditors OF "a" bonA oI Ine
mil smount of the notes, interest and cost
SrprRIoR CoURT-SPec'aL Ttrm-
rrdoo Dper-Hsbeas Corpus young man named
T%nr.. Church brought up on habeas corpus. on
n,on of HI. father and his d.charRe from enlist
~, In the army ssked for the ground of minority
The proof being sufficient be was discharged.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE IN w-JERsRY.-The
good people Of the City Of Newark are just no enjoying
a series of Temperance meetings In Van Wagenens
Big Tent which 10 located akseyst, the Park
The tent wss put up on Thursday last, and every
evening since there have been crowded audiences-
Mr.. Van WsgeneD, Mr. Hewlett and others, have been
on the rostrum and have done good service
Yesterday afternoon there a regular meeting of
the Essex County Temperance Alliance to consider
the proper steps to take In the coming election There
10 70 be State Convention the 10th of September
and motion made yesterday to send delegates
from Eaex County. A lengthy debate ensued upon
the proper for the delegates TO take The pre-
vaiing sentiment seemed 10 be TO whatever po
the exclusive Temperance men might possess
from the other Of the great parties the nomna
ton of thorough going Temperance men. 1t was
thought that the running Of an independent Temper
ance ticket would be useless the majority Of Ten
persnce men would go with their parties, especially In
the event of Presidential election.
The motion to appoint Delegates adopted and
the folio wing eenterpeh were regularly appointed
VIM l. searles Henry C Messler, Isacc Baaister E5s
nezer NJ. Dodd, Matthew O. Hasted, Zachariah Web
,ter,- - Pearson, (of Westfeld) Wm. 81. Sinhson'
Benjamin Stsinsby, John Mum, David Ripley, I.asc
Webster Rev G. r. Snyder WIN. NJ. Sandford, Henry
Osborn, lothian Hedden, Dr. Clarke, Henry Hopper.
Daniel Pitcbner George Drum, Rev Mr. Osborn, Rsv.
Mr. Fisb, Rev. Mr. Hslsey. John McChesney, Rufus d.
Harrison, David Oakes, Daniel Price, John McTann,
Jsmes ID. Pinneo, James Tivey, VIM L. Messlsr, Wm
Ps,ti'on WIN. w. Cooper, wm o. Tuuison, Rev. l.. r
Dome, ard lothian Clarke
Resolution was adopted, that all thorough workers
for the Maine Law who should attend the State Conyen
lion be considered az Delegates
Committee consisting of Messrs Osborn. nhs Chair
man OF the ting) Pinneo and Clark was appointed
to make arrangements with the Railroad Company for
cheap tickets
In Inc evening there was 10 be a great Mas Meeting.
wherest Mr.. Van WageDen and others we're 10 speak
The Tent will continue this week at Newark o.
Monday It will DO taken 10 EIizsbethtown. -
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT WITH THE
FIRE ANNiILAToR A dernonstra don of the mower.
o. inc fre Annihator was gwen at Jersey City yester
Gay morning, which resulted the satisfaction of ,bo,s
present large quantity of dry boards were placsd
nsde o. building twenty feet square and thirty fee,
heh divided Into two stories There wa, sbou, ,bon
SAND ieet oil suffice exposed to the action Of m.
The ire was started, and allowed 70 bprn mil cha
flames extended into the second story and MANY N.
boards were burned TO charcoal, when two m.ch,,..
were started, and the whole eSringulshed In I,,,s
more than ono minute. The door and two of Tia nm.
""eews wsss ssA epsn during De sspsnasus No
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F,Ry.-The alarm of fire yesterday was
f,l,e and was rss' By party OF fellows VINO maze
such doiDgs portion Of rhei' business.
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The quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn
and Barley left At tide water during the second week
In August In the years 1851 and 1852 Is As follows
Flour. bbs Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu
iS59 '''''''''' s906 1875 2i796s 4OS3
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Inc...... 7O49 Inc. 1856 Dec lo3,88O Inc. 1858
The following table shows The quantity OF some OF
the principal articles Of produce leE tide water from
the commencement of navigation the IAN August IN
cu.ive during the years 1850 ll3 days 1884, l22 days
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BY TeiearapiI.

BOSTON Aug hips Sweden. and M-forj, Calcutta;
baE- New Oeaus ~ +. Trout Philadelphia kchO
Philadelphia; bias Aakapas, Potomac River Norman bauIsors
Emma Phade phs; Duncan dol Yator do schr John,
NeN York 49,
cd ,bps Rose stsuii.h Calcutta Napoleon. Richmond Ascut
ma New ior; bark Amanda Mas schr. corneha, SewYor
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Nrw JERSEY lAILRoAD CoMPANf.-
Wo,kmen are employed by this Company 10 lsyioe
down nil. The track ~ilI b. rr-dy "r the New fofh
and Erie road about the fret Of November next
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tar, turpentne or other 'lmiar cOmbu'tible material
was used
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.ur-Rs,s,..... 81 Moos-sei .-.9 On
, r.r.
Sandy Hooi....u l0A Gov isand.. "A Rsl 6as. aim
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BROOKLYN CITY HosPITAL.-Since the
removal of this institution in May last, 10 the
building on Fort Greene, 100 patients have been admitted
of which number 20 brought Ia during the pres
ent week. OF the above died, 5 dis ,narged re.
lieved, requested leave of absence aud ran way
The total number discharged during the past four
mnntha WA so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

e Col. Philip S. Crooke has been Sc
lected TO represent the first Assembly District of King
County In the Loco Foco State Convention to be held
at syracuse on the LIST of September.
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Il A man named Charles Mckinney was
yesterday sentenced, by Justice Truman Smith, 10 30
Gays imprisonment 10 the Pepitentlary, the charge
of stealing three cabbage heads valued at three cents
each from the premises Of Thomas Bsyis, of the Ninth
Ward.
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Cur HIS THRoAT.-Yesterday after
noon stranger called grocery store in Prospect
between Bridge and Jay and selling large knife
deliberately cut his threat nearly from to he
Immediately walked to the curbstoue Of the pavement
setting down upon hi. knees Inflicted another
messed by at least half dozen people, but seemed
10 have presence of mind enough to prevent him from
making the second attempt a. bis life He refused b
give bis name but II Is supposed from the few words he
spoke tina, be IL a seaman and resides In New.York.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Onicer BabcOck, of

SUDDEN DEATH.-Ollicer BabcOck, of
the Second Police conveyed a man. named G0rham
MetcaIfe, formerly Captain Of vessel, from board
ing house, corner of York and Main.sts, Tuesday
evening" where he had been suddenly seized with ILL.,
ness TO the City Hospital for proper treatment Short
y after arriving 1T this institution he expired An In
quest was held yesterday and a verdicy returned by
the Jury that death ensued from coogestion OF the
brain. Bis family reside In Maine and his mother In
Springfield, Mass.