New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

yonp,eers In Mckee, an'. Mr. Dunsbeci, Of this city
The sembsge dperse 10 the highest spirits, to mee'
,ssp At the same place next Tuesday evening
MIsERr.-O'i Tuesday night Officer Bah
.oei. Of the secor d Police brought woman named
lane Freel and Ger two children, to the staonHouse,
having found hem In the back basement Of building
corner of Jsr and Frontsts, In condition deploraoe
enough The drenchipg rain had flooded the place
anhle and apology for bed on the floor SOAK
ips wet contained two small children, the eldest not
uueh over year old while the mother was wsilowing
In one corner, insensbly drunk. They were all sent
10 the PoorHouse.
F,nEMEN's CVILITIEs.-Laste evening
.o,rr,,,ee Of Hook and Ladder No. IL of New.York,
Thsmas Vsnderveer, Foreman, paid visit 10 Brook
lxn and were sumptuousy entertained by tae members
Il Hook and Ladder No l. Joseph Montross, brennan.
Tbs former presented the latter with complimentary
Resolutions returning their acknowledgements for the
loan of the apparatus OF No on the occasion OF the
late Firemens Celebration In New.fork.
" The Queens County Agricultural
Society have decided 10 hold the next Annual air on
the 2gth of September next, at Flushing.
u There is some talk of new Station
house for the First Police District The basement Of the
City Hall 10 at present occupied, but exper nee has long
since proved be totally unfit for the purpose The
greatest objections TO this place the lodgingroomS
which are damp and unhealthy.
TA session of the Circuit Court and
Oyer and erminer for Suffolk County, will be held ~
Rverbead before Justice strong, on the nf,. mUn 80
September The of the colored man Cnsfles ac S
der charged with the murder Of Mrs Robbins, al "
mac will then be brought before the ursn1 u' y 'N0
tried should an Indictment be found asAn'I niih-
FrgE.-About o'clock yesterday morn
,pe the house of Barney Conner, on ScheRck IN the
ncighborhood OF Jscksons Hollow, caught IRE ana Vas
sged hfing extent Eognes NS - a., nuG ,,e
70 nIevent further damage On the evening previous
fheTe were several false alarms OF fire.
II The three bodies taken from the
revenuecu,ter Tsney at the Atlantic DOCK, bfo3xyn,
were buried a. the expense of the people oil Mugs
County.
BA An inouest was held Yesterday by
Coroner Bel upon the body of infant, exhumed In
Van Bruntst few days SINCE and the jury rendered
the verdict that 1t came to its death from causes un
Known
e An aged man stepped between the
boat and the bridge at The Fulton Ferry on Tuesday
night and considerably hurt He was pulled out by
one of the passengers and helped home by the iTends
that accompanied him
AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon VIM.
MELON ald aborer, employed on Mr.. Careys buidings
on Fulton ST. Nassau was precpitsted from Inc
second story TO the basement inurng himself severely
although no bones broken. Officer Squires, First
Police took him to the Dspensary In Pineapplest,
whence he conveyed to his residence In Carlfst.
q A little German boy, recently in the
employ of man named Albert Bart, Of Flstbush
and Fultontvs was found In Clubhouse In that neigh
borhood e,t night, In dying condition. He was taken
care Of by the neighbours. He had been wandering
abe ut streets for several Gays having home to go
TO- ard bis emacated appearance plainly Indicates that
he has tasted food for time. He cannot speak
English and Is, therefore, unable to make known his
wants
LARCENY.--John Calan, a German, was
brought before Justice King yesterday morning
plart of Off Sutherland charging hn with the larceny
of small mahogany box, coutsuing among other art
cles 81 In bills The accused was arrested at bis reel
dence in Nays by Officer Hickey, Fourth Police, and
the property recovered In extenuatOn of his Ofense