New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
e Miss Mary Taylor will make her

evening this week supported by the full strength OK the
company This evening Miss Hsrdcastle, In the
Comedy of "she stoops to Conquer" which viii Be
PLAYED with The Toodles." On Thursday "Domoey
and Son" Susan Npper by Miss NJ Taylor. for the last
time. On Friday, The Serious Family Mrs.. Torrens,
for the last time by Miss NJ Taylor. On Saturday will
terminate her engagement, and on Monday her Fare
well Benefit will take place. being her last appearance
any stage.
e The following gentlemen were yes
terday elected Trustees of the NewYork Society III.
brary for the ensuing year:
GULIAN C. vERPLANCK, JAMES II. TITUS.
WLTAS sS RSpcrn. CHARLES HE[K. b hSgrb
DAYTON HOBART, joins n. 6OtRLlk,
JAS: D,PFYsTER OGDEN, hES8r ANDERSON
JOSEPH DELAFlELD,
Il The steamship Union. Capt. Adams,
from Eew-York Saturday last, o'clock NJ arrived at
her wharf in Charleston On Monday evening
CoUNTrRrEITIcG CASA man named
James w RyalL few years convicted OF manu-.
featuring and passing base silver and gold com and sentenced
to the State Prison Tor ten years Amer serving out aoou'
three wears of his sentence he paroned BY the EKecu
tive upon the condition that he would leave the United Safes
He failed 10 do however and Is alleged he's recently
been engaged IN carrying on his old business AZ az early
hour YESTERDAY roruus Officer Reef Of the Chiefs Office
rested him warrant issued BY Mayor GPin of Phliae
kva was committed by the Chief Police preparatory
being seut 10 Philadelphia
FATAL AcCIDENT.-John Thornton. re-
siding at No 34l Nnt-av while riding through Gansevoor
st. about O'Clock Monday evening accidentally fell from
he pole of lumber truck which he was sitting and
tfnr upon the back part of his head his neck snd
died in the course Of minutes The Coroner held
inquest upon the body and verdict Of accd nt death
rendered by the Jury Deceased was native OF Ireland -
years of age and was q master mason by trade.
GRAND LARCENY.-Gotlieb Miller and
Goeb Clements both Germans were Yesterday arrested by
Officer Dufon ofthe With Ward warrant issued By the
Court OF Sessions they having been indicted for
grand larceny stealing about three months since 40 pairs
pistols valued at $500 from store in Maldenane The
accused committed to prison IN default OF $cO bail
each IL is stated that Others engaged with the above
named parties in the larceny who fled to Connecticut where
they pursued but the District Attorney In the County
TO which they fed interfered threatened and finally
ceeded in preventing their being brought back
RESCUED FROM DROWNING. A Mr..
Sylvester Brooks residing in the XIth Ward, at midnight
on Thursday accidentally walked of the ferry bridge foot OF
Grand-.t He rescued by Mr.. J. H. Stevenson and
others and taken the Station House. where proper aten
ton was shown him, after which he went home.
Y Two men, named John Holdridge
and Thomas Tye arrested at O'Clock yesterday morn
Ward charged having broken into hog Thirty
fitht near Broadway and stolen thereiIo three hne
is.
tce AcGrath for examination.
~ The alleged perjury case was up tor
examination yesterday and considerable testimony taken
for the defense The case was not concluded and STANDS I'd
journed.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Before Judge Roose-
ve-Hen,y gilbert sgt. Chas Fogey and otieys-Against
the Fulton Transportation Line $500 the value OF
two cases alleged to have been lost after being shipped for
Buffalo already referred to- Verdict for deendanz-
Advertisement
" Extraordinary attractions at Bar
Museum to-day Cherry and Fair Star reproduced f1r
this afternoon. Guy Maunerng with Neg Merrles and all
the music tins evening
IAiversemsnt1
II 1t is amusing 10 see how greedily
rats cockoachs and all vermn and insects devour Costrs
Exermnsor and how attracts them Inc next morning
you will find and mice strewed about dead and others
during the day will come out to breathe their last hoacnes
you shovel up by bushels and the othe" hkewe oiso
it iial you viii find it amusement TO destroy them by
CostaIs Exermnaor. Ii Is the only thing that VIII DO H.
To be had at No. IA Broadway of Henry K Costar
IAdveri,ement1
~ The Crayon DaguerreOtype, an ex-
Su,e thing admired by all true artist. Is taken only By
Roof No Sos Broadway He owns the patent and no one
except him take them in this City.
TAd,eri.ement1
EYES AND SIGHT.-PrOf. Bronson en-
abes persons preserve the natural sight and
sights also treat diseases Of the eye He Will
be here this week Thursday and Saturday from O'CLOCK
at No 40 Chanberss in Albany, at the Delsvan House.
Friday and heneeforth three weeks No charge
for first interview.
ADJ ertsemsnt
LYONS CREDESTIALs.-Besid the high
testimony Of Dr Chiffon and Reid TO the extraordinary
properties of the Magnetic Powder and Pills for the desruc
lion of insects and vemin f. Lyon Is permitted to refer to
Drs Valentine Mott, Van Rensselaer, 5: Moore, Francis
BetteDdo and Wagsta all members OF the Medical Col
eee NewYork besides hundreds Of citizens Read
the of Professors Chiffon and Reid the wrap
per of each box and flask Look sharp for sham atdavit
avoid the risk being poisoned by insect banes capable
exermnsng human beings without being Of service
in destroying bedbugs Lyons depot No al Broadway.
Purchase only of him or of his agents.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
u By report from the President of
the Brooklyn Gas Company read in the Common Council on
Monday night it appears that rapid progress making 10 the
distribution of throughout the city and that al the
denser portions viii be Illuminated with thus brilliant
light