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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-24

WELCIIE'5 NATIONAL GIRO US.
HISTRlONIC ARENA
VIII perform At Newport IN Thur,da, the 2irhp
June 1852
Doors open al 2 ~nd o'rLrk. Performance to
commence at f-2 and 7 I-2 o'ch,ck.
GEO. II. RUSSELL, MAsAGvR.
PROF. NIXON, EquEsrKIAs Drn,croK.
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR TIE SEASON
Of 1852.
New Car, Wafer Proof Pavilion, Wagons,
rrappings, Dresses and Dccoraiiony. The
largest organized Troupe Of Euuestrlans and Per-
formers m TIM worlh-comprising over
40 MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
aud requiring over 25O men and horses in it,
transportation.
Mdd'IIc Mimna,
the great Prussian EFesui nne, and lrr two
wonderful trained "iecds, Lady Grey aud jupiter.
Mdd'ile Marie,
the daring pride Of the Partisan Arena.
Madame Caroline,
and her troupe oftrained ponies.
LEVI J. NORTH,
the Wonder OF the World, and most accomplish
ed Equestrian Of the day, with his thorough bred
Amrrican Dancing lio,se Tan,nany; his charm
ing daughter Victoria, the smallest and youpgrst
Fque strinne in the world; aud his wonderful
Pupil, Master Wiiic, as the dashing champion of
che hurdle chase.
w. +. WALLETT,
the renowned Wit, lawn and Actor, Who will
appear as Gen. Marion IN the Great National
Drama Of
MARION AND HIS MEN.
Prot. Nixon aud his three sons, Albert, George
aud Jean 1hillon, in their Groupings Of Mod
ern, Classic and ADcien, My,hoL,sicaI Starm,r,.
Mons. THOMAS KING,
the wonderful vauer.
SIGNOR BLISS,
the man Of Metamorphoses, aud "A whole troupe
oi the finest Juggl RS, Riders, eap-rs, Dancers,
Vocalists, Artists, &c, ever assembled in one
Exhibition.
The Great National Drama Of
MARION AND HIS MEN
will be pcrfIrIDed AT the close of each evenings
Entertainment, with "A full cast Of dramatic
strength, together with all the facilities that can
bc afforded by means OF scenery, dres.es, phara-
pbarm,lia, music, &c.
Each afternoon the wonderful and highly en-
tertaining piece Of VI Psychological fancy, known as
ST. GEORGE AND THE IRAGON,
will be brought forward in Il, lr ti;at has
been attempted, let alone approached, b, any
other cst,bli, hment.
The Pavilion is perfectly water tight, secure
against storms, aud capable of seating conlfprt-
abb, over 5000 people. In the evening il will he
brilliantly Illuminated, both inside and outside,
with "A Portable Gas Apparatus, aud proi. Grants
Improved DrWnmond Light.
ADMIITAN NCE25 CTS. NO HALFPRICF.
For particulars sec the announce sheets in the
principal hotels.
The above troupe will pert 'rm at New Bed
ford =, iday and Saturday, June 2Jih and 26a.
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III am man, and deem nothing which relates to
man foreign to my feelings"
YOUTH & MANHOOD.
A VIGOROUS LIFE CIR A PREMATURE DEATH

VI am man, aud deem nothing which relates to
man foreign to my feelings"
YOUTH & MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE CIR A PREMATURE DEATH.
KInkeiin on Seif fPreseuafion-oniy rs e,nfs.
V'iIS Book, just published, IL filled with useful in
L formation on the niirInites and diseases Of the
human system. II addresses itself alike to Youth,
Manhood and Old Agc-to all who apprehend or suf-
fer under the dire consequences ofearly or prolonged
ndiscretions-to all who feel the exhaustive effects
Of baneful hsbits-to all who in addition TO declining
ply steal energy nre the victims Of nervous and men,
tai debility, aud Of moping aud melancholy despond-
ency-to ali such DIR. X. would say
READ THIS BOOK
The valuable advice aud impressive warning IL
gives will prevent years Of misery and suffering, and
save annually thousands Of lives.
Parents by reading II will learn how TO prevent the
destruction of their children.
~ remittance Of IS cents, enclosed In letter.
addressed To DIR Kinkelin, Philadelphia, will ensure
book, under envelope, per return Of mail
1PDr X, Is years resident Ply sician, N. w cor
of Sd and Union Street. between spruce aud Pine.
Philadelphia may be consulted conhdentially.
lie who places himself under the care of DR. X,
may re igiously conhde in his honor ~ a gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as a ply sician.
Persons nj distance may address Di. X by letter,
(pIe paidO and be cured at home.
Packages Of medicines, directions, &C, forwarded
by sending remittance and put up secure from dam
age or curiosity.
booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars, Csnvassers,
and all Others, supplied with the above work at very
low rates. ap4 iy daw.
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SAD MisTAKE.-Two children Of Mr..
Fennimore, Of Dubuque, Iowa, who
were i'll with the measles, were
poisoned recently by a mistake of the
druggist in putting upa prescription Of
Muriate Of Morphia, instead Of Syrup Of
Ipecac.-as ordered by the doctor at
tending them.
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WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PIRE COD LIVER OIL. AND LIME


A CURE FOR CoSsUMPTIos, CoUGH., COLDS,
ASTHMA, ,BRoSCHITIs, ,GEEERAL DEBIL-
IrY AND ALL SCRoFULors IlUMoRs.
TIIE proprietor has succeeded (from directions
4 of Professor STONE, IN combining the Oil and
Lime perfectly that the taste of the Oil, which
il so nauscous, To persons generally, is entirely
overcome, and !, can bc taken Nv the most deli
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit Of this article over the clear oil, the fol-.
lowing case, by Professor Stone, is sufficient to
convince the most sceptcai. The Young lady
was "a years Of age.
"IIer disease was one Of unmxed phthisis,
which had been expected to terminate in the
course ola few months fatally The upper part
ofboth her lungs was filled with tuberces, and in
some places we're beginning TO soften. The case
was evidently bad one. The treatment of God
Liver Oil was at first used, but without marked
Improvement. Phosphate of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, ms in
the ease Of many others, was soon apparent.
The patient was rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes It very desrea-
ble for Persons travelling as it keep, fresh for
long time.
Be sure and get the genuine. Manufactured only
by ALEX'K B. WILBOR, Chemist, l56 Court
Street, Boston.
X. r HAZARD & CO., Agents for Newpor,
aud vicinity. jcl4
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS many persons have recently been
w in the practice Of entering the farm on
Sachuest Point, both in carriages and on horse
back, in small and large parties, and pushing
down 70 the point for the purpose Of recreation,
and 6sh-dinners, attended by servants and dogs,
and have committed various damage to the ten
ant, in burning up his rails to cook their fish, turn
their horses at large to feed on his grass, cutting
up his glowing crops of corn also Tor their susie.
nance, throwing open all the gates and fences
in their way, and worrying his cattle by their
dogs, &c,-this notice 10 given TO warn all such
persons Of the illegalty of such entrance and the
aforesaid p actices, that they are manifest Tres
passes on the rights Of private property, and
should they be repeated after one week from this
date, they will h. followed ny prosrcuions AZ hw
for the same. All strange horses found on tho
premises, will Nc placed IN The Powd. and the
dogs will bc shot Al poor, industrious fisher
men, passing on foot. and doing no damage, arc
excepted.
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STEAM POWER.

THE Subscriber, having placeda Steam En-
l. gine on his premises, for the purpose Of do
ing all kinds Of saving, turning and planing, and
all kinds Of scroll-work sawed out for buiders
and others. he will execute all the above kinds Of
work at the lowest prices, which will be better
than to carry such work out Of town. ss hereto
fore
He has received and will continse to receive
from Paris. the at-ft patterns Of Furniture, from
which he is making, to order, the very best KIND /,
together with full assortment Of all kinds Of
Furniture, b, A. and low priced ;furn,urcd elivered
To any part the Town, or To the Steamboats,,
free Of charge. -
SIMEON HAZARD,
mo q Church street, Newport.
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raee INVITATION TO ALL CLASSES,

To trs, the efficacy Of Railways Ready Relief
let all who suffer with Rheumatism, NeuTalgis,
Sick Headache, DaIrh9a, or Chill Fever, call upon
the agent of Railways Ready Relief for their town,
and whatever your complaint may be, we guarantee
that IN less than five minutes after using II you will
be free from pain. We promise you that however
severe sou may suffer from pain on entering the
store, that il You apply IL on hespot YOU will be free
from pain on returning home Railways Ready Re-
lief acts instantly. IL Is quick, safe, pleasant and
powerful Let all who suffer pain call upon the
agent and try the X. r, II will cure you.
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CATTLE MARKEr-Juue ~.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Juoe ~.
At market 600 Beef Cattle, no Stores, "a
pairs of Working Oxen, 6S Cows aud Calves,
1850 Sheep and Lamls, and 500 swine.
Prices-Bccf Ca,ilc-ENna 81 90; 1si quality
SO so; 2tl qu,lity. IS IS; 81 quality ,Si 50a5.
Working Oxcn--Ss5, 80, 100, t05all6.
Cows and Cslvcr-Si9, 20. ~, %, 3iass.
sheep and Ldmbs--Sl 70, 2, 2 50'3. EAts
s5, 3 50a6.
Swine-6 i2,7i.2c. retail 7i.2as &c
SmJll Pigs To- Tat llogs D 2r
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90" One Of the rarities oi life," says
Eliza Cook is woman thoroughly
satisfied with her daughter-in-law."
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The Baltimore Republican and Argus
presents the following specimens OF
Campaign poetry. The" flaming sword"
is good.
New Hampshire's granite waiiiur,
Never can DE b~at
His flaming sword in Msxico.
Slew thousands a, his k,i.r
Brave men gather round him
Fair madens kiss his brow
Not all the 6ends incarnaie
Can harm our hero now.
wonder IL II hurt them much 7-ihe
slam we mean.
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DiANO FoRTES-JOSHUA THURsTON stiiI
i continues at his old stand, No 1853 William street
between Pearl and Duane Streets New York To kcrp
constantly for hire, on the favorable terms III
uno Fortcs Of every variety where those desiring in
s'ruments OF superior Quality. ~ wen those more
economically inclined can be suited He bn, also
constantly for sale assortment of Sec on hand Pi
ano F0rtes at prices TO suit nil circumstan,rs and
on the most liberal terms. Piano FUrtes tuned aid
repaired. m22 Gin
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f THE TIMES NEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING JUNE "a 1852
A GOOD CUP OF TEA,

HOW delicious and refreshing is g,od cup of Tea
III And how many there arc who pay so cents, and
svon rs cents, p-aind ka common Tea, when they
ran have tr the same money, or less, nice, fresh,
and sweet Tea, ncwly opened, with an arma and
taste which inipau delightful, pleasant glow, and
an inyigoratipg influence All Teas are injured by
being eIposed 20 the air, and lose their goodness BY
feinaining long In the cbcst after opening. such v
DOT the case with the Teas sold BY kedding II Ca,
u their "Cbina Tea Store," No. iy6 WAsHINGros
brkIEr, Bosros. This store has been in successful
operation i've yeans, aud Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate
only are sold there. Thousands of chests of lea
received by the Pnprieors, aud disguised of ansu-
ally and thoir stock, ka variety ~ kinds, Is not
sqnaed In the rity. Resides devotng their sole at
ienton to tile sale Of Tea, Il gives a. the pnrrka,er
an advantage in knowing where he can always vss
fe~h, sweet, aud ehoice quaiiiies,M Ma
VERY Low PRICE.
To enable Yansnics in the county 10 lay in a sup
ply Tor ther owR use, the pDprietors offer Five
Pounds good sweet SoUeHoro for Q .25 Five Pounds
OssHok PEEos for Ills; Five Pounds Nisovoso
ss el.50i Five Pounds Fine Yoyro HvsoN for S2j
Five Pounds OLp Husos hr S2S0; Aad CoSSfE,
ground at their own Mills, Ten Pounds bssf Ctn IA foI
el.20; Ten Pounds best Java for Sl60; Ten Pounds
best MocHA fH 3 l.60, ground.
tr Orders nom the county, enclosing the money,
may be sent At oar risk and the package will 10
carefully forwarded, strongly packed. Orders By
Eiprsss-m men Immediately attended 10.
Address REDDiNG 4 CO.,
China Tea Store,
l9e WAsnisGros STssET, Bosro
dll 6m cow.
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p,,anrf,nrts rk,Irr

'HIOSE wishing a. ht. fr the Season, ot ~
L the year, good Piano FOf,,, ou Icssonabl.
terms, csn do 81, by applying 10 the subscriitr.
az ih,r olhce. GO n NORMAN
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RICH NEW FANCY GOODS.

u X. HAZARD Il CO., have just openeli
1l.fne assortm Mt OF Fancy goods, Of the rich
est an d most desirable styles Some of them
were purchased as samples, and have no dupli-
c,tes yet in the country. Mantel groups, in tin
ted parian, Mirrors Tor the Toilet with parian
groups; Bisc Benecicr's, Rich Cut Bohemian
Toilet Bottles, Vases for single flowers, Of rich
patterns, Arsenated China Water bottles, most
dcca ely painted, Ivory and Silver Bound
Episcopal Prayer Books, Ivory Top, glass, imi-
ta,ion straw bottles, in silver stands, Terra Cot
Ia Vases, Baskets, Ash stands, &C., Rich Gilt
and painted Inks,ands, Card Baskets, and vases,
Carved pearl and silver port monnairs. A fine
assortment Of Smyths celebrated English Tooth
brushes, warranted good, Piano Du.ters, with
Ivory carved handles, Oakwood work boxes,
Shell Dressing Combs, Heavy Ivory backed Hair
Brushes. Black Buffalo Horn Hair Brushes,
Fine Large Cup Sponges Bath and Toilet Spon-
ges, Imported perfumes, soaps, pomadrs, oils,
sachets, Hand Mirrors, Port Monnaes SC. ,at
X. X. HAZARD & CO.,
m2S Apot hccaries' Hall,
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FRENCHLtNGUAGE.


Mr.. Lucicn Oudin, a native Of Paris and "A
graduate OF the University of France, Teacher in
Rev. DIR. Choules's school. and the Newport Fl
male Seminary, continues giving private lessons
in town, or at his residence, n Far Street.
MIR. l.. Oudin has been teaching for nearly a
year in several families whose kind rccommrn-
dat'on to the visiting strangers he respectfully
asks.
References: Rev. DR.. Choules, DR.. Dunn,
Mons Goprsrd, Vice Consul Of France. u. II.
Rhoades m26 Pm
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THE DAILY NEWS AND UERALr
OF TIE TIMES PRINTING

THE DAILY NEWS AND HEPALT
OF TIE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICE.
No. l27 Th,mss Street.
This Office being l,sDiohcd with all the dcslI
able modern improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted 10 every description Of w ri, , from tls
mpnmoih PoaO down 10 the gcnteci Visiting Gard
together with an ample supply oi well-choscn
varieties O handsome plain and fancy
JOBTYPE.
The proprictors believe that their factie. for
executing every desc, iption of
PRINTING
are such as 10 enable them 10 answer all orders
a. the entire satisfaction og those who may IA
vor them with their Patronage.
The proprietors are prepared 10 execute
promptly, and at as
Low PRICES
as can I've offered any where,
Mammoth aud Medium Posters,
shop Bills, Programmes,
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blanks,
Books aud Pamphlets.
Business and Visiting Cards,
Tickets ahd Checks, Plain aud Fancy Lab,s,
in black, blue red Ink, or Bron ze Of every
shade, on white or fancy colored papers.
o. Always on hand, a good stock Of plain
pearl surface and enamciled white and coIored,
CARDS, adapted To every description OF work
= IN packs and in boards to be cut to order.
Ns.
CWEET POTATOES. Just received a new
~ lot; DO. some Sweet Potatoc Slips for plant.
ing. for sale at X. WILSON'S.
all. 70 Thames ST.
TO LET.
THE David p. Hall Farm, at the Cliff, on
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM ". HAZARD,
j29 at the Bellevue House.
BONNETS.
JUST received and now opening two Cases
u more OF Ladies and Misses Bonncts, some AZ
low fifty cents. Ladies please call and select,
for now i. the time TO get them very Cheap, at
l32 Thames Street, corner Of Church.
ago. IRA F"ENCH.
NOTICE.
I'VE have received our Pattern Hats; Ladies
w please call anil see the STYLES and leave
your orders, and they shall be made in the best
order and at short notice. 1872 Thames Street
corner Of Church. IRA FRENCH.
apl3.
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
Pgehased direct from ~, Manvfaois,t,, With the
Cash
THE stock embraces everything in the line, and
L il is unnecessary to add, what is conceded 10y
all that he can and docs sell at PRICES AS Low
AZ the same quality OF Goods can be obtained in
the State.
The attention Of Farmers is asked to the large
stock Of Thick and double Kip Water proof Boots,
now opening at the CHEAP CASH BOOT and
SHOE STORE, No. 173 Thames street, corner
oi Market Square.
A large stock Of Ladies Shoes, Caters and
Slippers Of every description opening at the
above store GEO. II. NORMAN
Ol0.
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CHAIN pIlMpS

A Large Lot ofthe very bes, quality Of Chain
n together with the other fxings for Chain
Pumps just received and Tor sale at very low
rate at l56 Thames st.
The CLAIM is warranted Of the very best quail
ity. fm29l A. II. STEVENS.
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BY becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the want
Of which has caused the scknsss and poverty or ousaad
ID view OF such consequence wife mother
sable u she neglect 10 avail hsrsf OF that knowledge IN
respect herself which would spare her much suffering bs
the Of happiness aud prosperity 10 her husband and
eoner upon her children that sng above all peehsahy
a work.. lied
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DOR Child,en, Horn and Silver plated combs,
Il at q. ANDERSON'S.
il
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I OW'S sweet scented Honey soap, for sale by
IL by &. ANDERSON.
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PREPARED INDIGO,
EOR Laundry and family use, also for Color.
Il ing Silks, A new aud important Discovery.
This article is chcmisally prepared 80 ~ to make
IL perlcc " soluble IN water, by whirh mrans, rs
ocnts worth will do more wnrk than Il 90 worth
Of common Indigo, for sale Iy
CORNELL & DENNIS
tl5 % broad ~,
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DRUNES anil Figs, just received New LOTT
at X. WILSON'S,
mi 79 Thames 81.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
bic NOT DEFRAUDED:

buy book unless d. 4. NJ Na~ric.,u. l79 Liberty ~.
-. " the title aud ih~ Isks Ohee
the back ohe nth corresponds herein and buy only
aud honorable dealers by mall adj
dress 10 Dr. 4. VI. Mauriceau.
Full title page with contents together with few
treating af important subjects married female will
be sent tree Of charge. enclosing letter stamp in
pgrpaid lett,r, addressed as hersn.
IRON receipt N FrUy CeWts, for Ono
Dollar for the nno Edition extra bi0i1pgO
"THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIvATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (ysstisd
rrss) 20 any part Of the United States. All
letters M ust be pOst-paid. aud address ssed tO
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box I244, New
York city. Publishing Once, No. lao Liberty
street, New York.
For sale by BENZ. }. TnLEY, N.wpo,,.
an by -. NJ. COOK, Providcrkc.
lime q Am
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Travelling Agents Wanted.

Competent persons will lie supplied up
on the most favorable terms. A Few
more only will he engaged. Address
post paid DIR. A. M. Mauriceau, N. Y.
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LADIES NEW YORK CATERS.
lust received fine lot Of Ladies' New York
Caters At SEABURY'S new Shoe Store,
l4O Thames street, two doors south OF tie old
stand. "a
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wiz Is Iri

Aud to her husband II, essn toll and anxiety of mind.
nrcsssay de, diving him from sickness of the wifi.
petsnee which his ereos entitled .pd the possession.
oi which would the happinsss VI bimss WIFE, and
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JAMES STEVENS,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,

''ITI'F INWs ~ '
sIwPoRT, n.
Surveying az every description, heading uf Streets
md Rail Roaf-, D,teBJ~d ~ ma
prompt and ciiciert manner.
jel2
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CONSTITUTIONAL BEVERAGES.

n. b. Samples will be ready Epr the inspec-
ton Of Memlers Of tn" Legislature during the
session in Newport, wien We expect to receive
from them i,t,crIng &c nnmendation, knowing
many Of the Cho'cs Sp'nis Of that body to possess
excellent taste and judgement in such matters,
who will no doubt insist upon our appointment as
permanent and locomotive Agents for the State at
Large.
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The Great Spring and
SU MINER MEDICINE.
Only 25 Ccn,s for PINT Bottle and 81 l-2 ctm,
for Quart Boniatfhc P,qri,'s M,d,nne.
nD AAEI MUG

CARSAPARliLA, yellow Dock. Wild Cher
- ~, Prickley Ash, Dandelion, Thorou hwoit
and Rhubarb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

Leland have acquired prcpsistoss Of The AMstropo
tan Of this .aS most .ssniassas hotel
terprss Ct Til, Mind on the Fssdc We have no doaS.
people Of San Francisco receive all tho laid and
oomort necessary for the accomplishment Of the object
CAsrl,ssrrss IN OLosrso PnxMusxs IN New Yonx -
During Saturday night and Sunday morning, the officers
OF the Eighteenth ward found the doors Of the houses
Nos l2S 12o, 1888, 142 and 100 in West Twenty fifth
street open This occurring ut time when all PEG
pie are we'll that the city ia infested with gangs Of
daring robbers and burglars sh ,ws very cupsbe neg
genoe few nights ago the officers Of the same ward
found either the hall bssement doors OF as many Is
twelve frat class houses open 1t one O'Clock.
FmE.-A fire broke out at O'Clock yesterday Sunday
morning in the basement Of the house No. 800 Spring
street occupied by Mr. James Fitssimons. Upon the
alarm being given, the fire companies soon ON the
ground and xtpguished 1t before any material damage
Was dons. The police Of the Eighth ward attended.
INQUEST UroN rHx Bopy OF EDWARD MoRRIsos.-Coro-
Ives commenced his Investigation regarding the
running upon the Harlem Railroads.&c. the City Hos
ptal yesterday. Some testimony WAS taken, and the
jury d. charged until 10 O'Clock this morning We
deftsnd that Il considered prudent not to pub
sh the testimony taken during yesterday until Il
illusion Of the inquest and finding Of the verdict
DEArH THE CRY Mrs Matsell mother Of the
Chief Of Police Of this city died yesterday morning at
advanced sge at her residence so Stanton street,
RESCUED DRowNlNG.-A named John Ryan
accidentally into the dock ct pier No. North river
at ten O'Clock Tbursday night He was rescued from
drowning by officers McCarty and Keam Of the First
ward
Ar INSANE MAN CARED FOR An insane man who was
wandering in the streets Of the First conveyed
to the City Hospital BY officer Glass Of the First ward
Saturday evening The officer could not learn his
owing to his affection.
INFANT ABAKDoSMENr-AtS O'Clock Thursday night,
Mr. Daniel Fealy found infant Of about three weeks
old lying in Thirty first street to the Fifth
He took 1t to the Eighteenth ward station house from
whence 1t transferred to the Almshouse. This
feeling crime attaining to alarming height in the
city.