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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
L.. s. DIsTRICTATTORNEY'S OFFICE.
cross COMPLAINT

I, A complaint was made, day or two ago, by
the Captain of bark Brazero against the Mate, charg
ing latter with attempt At mutiny IN taking the com
nsnd of the vessel from the Captain Yesterday the
Mate offered counter charge, alleging that the Oc-
cason complained Of by the Captain, the latter called
on the Mate to give him the log book, which he as in
duty bound as he should give it but the owners
refused to do whereupou the Captain assaulted him Sc
yerely and put him of duty. The DstrictAttorney,
without receiving the complaint suggested il he desired
~ do that he go with il TO the Grand Jury,
10 which body the complaint made by the Captain has
beee submitted.
CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
The Mate Of the bark Baltimore arrested on the
compliant of one of the crew charging the Mate with
assault with dangerous weapon.
CHARGE OF CONTEMPLATING.
Three men were arrested charge Of counterfeit
ing gold dollars and other pieces at basement IN Ham
mersley-st preferred to in Police repou) They were
committed tor examination.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Before Judge
EDWARDS and AID WARD and OAKLEY
TRIAL FOR MURDER

TUESDAY.
Trial of William johnson, indicted Gin con-
nec,iOn with Hewlett and Sau for the murder Of Mr.
Baxter, al foot OF Ohrer-st. continued.
John Mclaughlin swern-know Johnson; he
lodged in An aust | did a. Mrs Dafys IN
Washington-st. recollect time Of his arrest had
been there before that know Morrison and Mon
ohan; saw Monohan day 60 down the base
ment At Mrs Dufys, and followed him down. and saw
him take pistol IRON the mAntlepece Mrs. Duty was
in the basement AZ the time three standing
the storedoor adjoining Monahan started and went
down the basement, and followed him down he took
something of the msntlepiecs which thought apstol
! raw the barrel Of II went out after him do noe
know that il after he got out should suppose il
about . week ten days before Johnson arrest
ed before that had seen pistol in his trunk cannot
recollect having seen any with him since.
BY District AzOrney-You are the one they call Skinny
Mclaughlin
my name is John Mclaughlin
The District Attorney inquired TO Others who bad
been nicknamed
In snswer to questions witness declined 10 say
whether he had been IN the Penitenrsy had never
been in State Prison; csuker when worked a. II
did work 81 AZ night tune, but day time aer eav-
ing The bowling alley, went 10 North River; Il was
warm night and slept BY leave on board hay barge;
LODGED IN Wsshington-st left the bowling alley thst
night same time that Johnson s.ni sad H9wie0 dd
tbr, went down Roosevest heard Of the death OF Mr.
Batter between and O'Clock nexi morning corner
Dover and Frontss; acol0red man came up and sad
y,p had been shot, something was SAID about ne rnSe
having los, a watch (Oojected TO- ! ms sonh n'',
,h.. morning corner Liberty and Washington sts about
o'cIork Asked him Il be had heard OF the MAI being
shos he did 10, say much Abou; il asked him II ne
Rad sny money be said no, but he had wsieh had
seen him before with watch but not TO carry one
,oS rim heard OF The arrest of Hewlett and Saul &c
80 he know d il he said they had been arrested on
board brig uptown he did not say where ne said he
wa, in the boat he did say any more, but wentaway
ssked him if be had any money because hAd none
myself and wanted 70 borrow some bad LEFT my Goa,
!, M. Duay's was arrested myself afterward heard
Of ths arrest of Hovlet; and SAIL a. dEte.en; place
run besxius of the dee;h Qi M BAKER.
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grcOND nOARD
PHIAprLPgIA S,LEs OF SrocKs-Tmesday

Scv 9oFirrt Beard-6o Leigh Nav AZ 90 Penn r. r..
~, Penn District o. o. 20 sls Lehish Con. Mort g.
s2- 40 TeIa Res Noe' 20 Ii Northern Bank OF Ny no
Mech Bank y 200 T. Bank ~ $50 Long IL
Railroad ,3Is $50 Morus Canal 10 5000 Reading Railroad
g. 70 $500 ehgh Mort rs. 100 sioo Camden Anboy
Railroad -. IS, lol II Pean Bs Il! II Mech Bank 3l
Meadow Railroad. ST. 10 Cumberland Valley Railroad %
20 Grad Bank IL Is 200 County - CO. old ~ g. 900 Penn. S.
" slC5 Penn. g. 81 9si4 5000 Lehsh a.. Ssh
Second Beard 100 Long Island r. X, ~. 'n Do "a t0l
Unon Canal. i6h TO- l6l Morn. Canal, 9i 5000
Texas Rec Notes Reading r. r.. g. 10 IS Penn.
r. r.. fsA l5o Reading H. r.. 5oS so Sh Nav, 20 sdo
1871 40 DO gOt 80 Beaver Meadow X. r. 81 !
slibo0 sch. Nav - 81 rs s;oN A. In. III $50 GWah
Bant. HS s4o Penn. s., 80 300 dA - sOs Camden
and Anlboy Il. X. q. IS. Iol ~ y A Coal ~.
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US CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge BErrs.
Henry Winfield agt. the Protective lns Co. OF Hart
Plnintifr resides nt Poughkeepsie. and bad

Plaintiff resides at POughkeepsie, and had
insurance at the office OF the Protection Company on his
building end stock Of carpetings wool, worsted and
yarn &c corner Of DAVIS and Mst., 10 the amount OF
S. 500 A fire occurred the 81 of Feb, 1851, by
which the building injured, and the stock much
destroyed causing he says, loss 70 the fun amount OF
the insurance for which amount this suit Is brought
In defense il said that the loss not anything
ike the amount claimed aud in an scrion brought N the
State Court Tut changed to this the damage was stated
only at Sl.72J The case Is on.
Warren Hall agt Asnson T. Brooks.
To iamages for alleged infringement OF patent
GRANTED TO plaintiff and Allen Goodman. of Dana,
Mas for machine for making pianOiortc legs. Yer
dict for plaintiff $3.50 u.
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In regard to the decision published ysstsr.

IN restion TO the Buffalo and Corning Railroad -
scriptious we have note freq, Mr. A. B. Dckasoa. u
Corning one of the Directors, who states that
In the case referred TO- the amendment TO Tho tsc
meal pleading ordered BY the Judge, sae q ono
and there Il not now and never has been nancsca
or the shadow Of any legal obstacle 10 the progress II
cur work Over $4,000 of our large stock sasscr,p
tn bss been nsd in cssh and all the balance ia secsreA
the CCrpsny in the mort ample manner The vort
rew u successful course Of complexion and the esrH
nss thus far exceed the most ssnguine eNpecsoas q
Is friends"
The following Is statement OF the mose-
in Cotton since the lst of September last
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

REGIsEsrAL PARADE-The 10th Regiment,
(Csvslry) under command Of Col P c. Crooke pa
raded yesterday, and made very fine appearance.
They numbered probably 80, and were accompanied
by mounted Band
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SHAwLs AND SILKS AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-lt
Muslin Delsines Velvet Tesse Cloths any other Dres
Goods the present does at COLUMBIAN HALL, No 81
Grandt Al =, times Col UnsIAS Halt has stood p-esn
nent the Dry Goods Stores il ths City bat the pres
ent reduced prices in Rich DEes Goods Of every dssc-
tor PLACES con petition entirely out OF tie question
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NEW FIRE ESGNEs.-The Committee Of
the Common Council to whom referred q peti'
ton from residents Of the Eleventh Ward for new
Engine 10 be called GOOD WIN" No 20, reported sd
verse, on the ground that there money in the
treasury that could be appropriated for such objects.
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REAL Estate IN SUFFOLK Co.-From the

REAL ESTATE IN SUFFOLK CO.-Fr0m the
annual statement of the Board of Supervisors of this
County made up to the 18th inst, appears tina, the
whole number Of Of land in the nine townships
is $1,000 acres value Of real estate Sc 223 O23 Of per-
sond estate 50 29s,9 6O. Total value Of property
slO52l,oss The County tax amounts 70 an aggregate
Of $4,000 &C.
NEW CHURcH.-The foundation of new
Church, for Congregation Of the Methodist persu4-
SION has just been laid in Fleet-st near Fulton-av
The edifce TO be erected with all practical speed
The ccst is estimated at $4,000.
SHOP LIFTiSG.-TwO fellows came into Mr..
T. LewiSs dry goods store in Fultonst Monday
ing the door opened by the boys IN attend
and asked permission to examine some goods One OF
the lads took down pieces from the shelves but after
looking and feeling OF quite number they concluded
that would suit and left promising 10 call again
Shortly after the ARRIVAL OF the proprietor II was DIS
covered that piece Of silk containing about 30 yards and
valued At IA per yard had been stolen. Chass then
made after the thieves but they out Of sight and have
not been heard Of One Of them had black cloth
cap and ght ovcrcost other Ia. and black
IpIors IN KINGS CoUSTy.-The total number
o idiots in this County returned the County Clerk
Office pursuance Of act OF the Legislature, Is 20 OF
which II males and females OF this nuabe IA
in Brooklyn in Williamsburg; in New Utrecht and
in the PoOrhouse Is were born IN the United States SIN
Germany in Ireland. aud in England Is are N good
health, toleIabe, and 4bad
CAUTION TO PARESTs.-COrOner Ball held an
induee on Monday uron body months
old the child OF a named White, residn g Water
st. which appeared death from overdose Of
Godfreys Cordial carelessy administered BY its mother
verdict accordance with tho facts rendered BY the
Jury.
Bold RoBBERY-On Saturday afternoon a
falmerS wagon belonging TO man named Duryea, from
Yellow Hook. which had been left standing in front Of
Weeks in Fulton-st, driven OFF by come fellow
while the owner inside making purchases Nothing
since has been heard Of the horses, or thief.
SUIcIDE.-A man named John l.. Whaley
residing in Clermont av- committed suicide on SUNDAY
night BY taking audanum. IL is not known what lmpeed
him 10 the deed The Coroner held inquest, aud
the Jury rendered verdict in accordance with the above
statement.
AssAULT.-Three men, named John jenkins,
William jenkins and Thomas Jenkins arrested by the
Second District Police Sunday night, for wantonly
atautng Mr. Huntington, IN Sandsft- on his return
from church. They fined SIS each yesterday morning
BY Justice King.
BUILDING DlMAGED.-The new Methodist
Church on the corner of Richards and Wiam-sts South
Brooklyn ia the of erection had of its end
sails u bed down Friday in Consequence Of the heavy
rains The dn however is not very great and work
men have commenced rebuilding It.
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rey. w.
f. schenck formerly Of Princeton, n. has been chosen
prsor the above Congregation IN place OF Kew MI ia
cObus resigned.
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30 bv Re- d. Pro- WASHINGTON aacKEvsIy snA NJ
rARY y RENOJD al ofth. cIty
Ey >AIuu-l n W-s'rr-s1 a. H,~s.n.,-S IN Wei
.-dsy ey-rnE New ~ VI. CORNELIUS LYDEcKER Of Ess-
h N~sAherbood, to Nss KATE SOPHIA VAN BLARcoa. Of
he re-.
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ROoT's splendid Daguerrean Gallery was
troused yesterday By the beauty and fon Of the City %
Sc his new pictures ard htns up N many orlous
face indeiby fixed n his RooIu Gals-y rrsr door up
stairs, 1t No. 1o5 Broadway
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MARINE COURT-Before Judge CowLEs
Cyrus Knapp and William Knapp Jr., AT. James Mu
hgun


To recover 800, the amount of check, da-
ted Sept IS 1872 drawn BY defendant tae Pacific
Bank payable 10 the order OF Thomas Mundsy Tue
defence H. thst the check given for Illegal con
sideraron alo that presentraent OF the check and
M notice OF nOnpaymeut had been gwen 70 the drawer
The defendant Mr. Mulligsn) q candidate for the
Democratic nomination Of the Governors Of the
Aims Houfe and Munday delegate and Secretary
On the morning Of the Sunday previous 10 the meeting
of the Convention az Tsmmsny Hall, Mr. Aulhgan IN
vted Mr. Munday 10 take w'lk which was accepted,
and when about 10 separate Mr. Mugan raised the nat
of Mr. Munday and thrust into II something in the form
OF letter, directed 10 Mundsy, which contained ms
check for 800 Nothing had previously been said aDout
the check and Munday had no business transactions
with MI Mulhgan Munday indorsed the check, and It
yas presented at the bank subsequently Tor payment
bud payment refused for want Of funds Previous 70
the check being presented M Aulligsn had directed
the paving Teller NOT 10 pay the checks OF THIS charac-
ter and az suggestion Of the Teller Mr. hullgsn dre"
out all his funis Munday Eferward demanded o! Mr..
Nugan the payment Of the check and tho request not
beng omphei with passed plaintiffs for valuable
consideration r,.-...
,hst the notice of nonpsyment had been sllS.e
,bere va no satisfactory evidence that plaintiffs had
INV notice Of the consideration OF the check-he noto
r3.ty of the mater the Convention ana The ruInors
in regard u, IL had not reached them and t6ey must De
REGARDED as innocent holders without notice he de-
sSsnt issued hs paper and gave circulation and in
The evidence be Z liable Judgment Tor plaintiffs 300
and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT-Bsfore Judge BARcALo
The following cases were disposed OF In this
Court Yesterday and Saturday
Charles Frnss and Pierce Frnss against George K4ps
Ipav-s; on . pronissory note. Verdict for p-Aint1
slSU pAT...r,,
Inquest on seourse, Verdict .Or pAnnf SI6I u eAa-
sessury Nissan against Hamilton B. Brsdshaw.
Inquea On prom-sory note. Ferdie' ioF PIAin1s
Ia SULLIVAN President Of the City Bank OF Brootyn-
against james Weaver.
Acton 20 n cover the OF note 6scs1nted o. te
p.nk The esieese up that u va a.
Ten rste ard gven without consitersren 'eract TOT
rAnf tsE IS besiGss Allowance Of per esn - 3D.
elnsuh eests
Richard L.ihers sssns Thomas Esstxood
Inaness 8 prorissory cote. 'erd'ei iof PiA-A1--
ssSs =.
Action amount Of two bonds o1sea,eo " NJ
fsrdArt 70 plaintiff Verdict Ter snsirs slIo4 ~ pL
Wa : Herman President OF the Long Island DA1A'
asans, Edrn stsnsbzry. -,.., r
IraueE or . prsE,isscry note NeraeI 'oi P-
Asa 70. - .,A.r.
Johr Murphy .xAins, Theodore Patterson and etners
Alton 70 recover araosnf Of note OraeIea -
II Moore, ESQ 10 hear and te;eri1ne
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Tr-ranIv Nnx N fsIl

TUESDAY, Nov. 30, l-J3.
The Grand Jury have returned the following
bills OF Indictment:
Against John Smith, James Esrly Henry Williams
John Cox John T. GREELEY. and John Dimon seamen for
revolt in the Lsrbor New York refusing 90 work
r. Boone for forgery; John Currck, Jr for carrying
excess passengers; ;. L. Black, the Sane
DECISIONS
Henry J. Topping AZ. the ship Warren
A pilot is entitled 10 extra compensation for
plotng crippled ship sixty miles, but when acts
only pilot cannot claim salvage The sum OF Sj2 ~
was rendered TO him. Decree for 500 more, being
el52 IL.
George Bird act the soop Fashion
A vessel Is not liable IN bill OF lsding las
ssned) signed for goods not actually laden on board al
though the assignee may have advanced on the tath Of
IL Ire weight OF evidence that the package sued Tor
not put on board at Providence Libel dismissed
John Parker owner OF schooner Ohio, agt- steamboat
Antelope
To recover damages for collision during thck fog,
in the Rarit6n River Held, that Il was no more the
fault OF the steamboat an OF the schooner 10 be under
w6y IN such weather The boat in .er proper
place using all precautions and the schooner ont OF her
track and taking no precaution avoid collision. Ii
bel dismissed
Mott Ayres agt steamboat Boston.
To recover for machinery. Machlnsts working 70
model rn shed them are responsible for the suhcency
OF the work. but not the pracncahily OF the plan; and
when working upon new and untried plan. will not ne
cet EARLY lose their work defective in materials
strength If the plan not practicable or j. useless The
Of 4 steamboat does not admit the suitciency Of
the work by taking the bost into his possession Refer
ence
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LECTURES IN SIyGIsG.-Mr. w. b. BRAD
Bury preparing 70 give cOurse Of popular lectures OF
iessous On the study Of Singing See advertisement
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcrAL TERN-Be.ore Judge
ROOSEVELT.
In the matter of opening observation-disclosures

II T. Davis, Esq, Counsel TO the Cooperation, moved
for the confirmation OF the Commissioners report.
The square is situated between Fifty thirdst and Fifty
seventh.st and Eighth ard Ninthavs The motion
opposed by Mr. Cutter on behalf OF the heirs OF
owner Of portion of the premises the ground that
the portion belonging to said heirs Is worth SiOOOO
whereas the Commissioners have awarded but nominal
damages of al and BY Ex.Assistant Vice Chancellor
Robinson on behalf Of certain other owners, who claim
that the award should have been for the value Of the
properly when the report presented instead of at
thetme Of the action by the Commissioners, the prop
ery having increased much in value during the period
AZ to the FIRST point Mr. Davis said The land had been
deducted by the as 10 the latter the award
was such as the Commissioners, in their judgement,
thought TO BIZ proper and Ike the finding OF jury
Mr. Cutting sad people running wild, now aday, as 20
such maiters-the moment square street Is proposed
10 be opened il Is attended at with conscaton OF
the Pre- perry. On suggestion OF the Judge the matter
was referred TO the general term.
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RIAL EsrArK.-Adrian II. Muller sold the

TALL FROM AN OxSIBus.-A man named Ed
Marlin. while hiding upon the top Of one Of tho Har-
Ssyes 90 Sunday night was thrown BY sudden move
~ The stage, rom has scat 70 the pavement, and
~ injuries OF very serious nature. He taken 70
hppsnteenth Ward Police Station AMI attended By DR..
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MARRIED..

T. "a. CIV Vow ~ ~ Rev D.. Nlit1- NJ 'nAh-N' .
yr.Scls a. Me- ABBY n SUTHERLAND,
., $50 - s.1 p AZ =. Is.les- sIEsn'' n'G9'ar
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SHIP BrILDING.-Mr Jabez Williams has
AT his yard at Green Point a tullrgged ship nearly
completed She Is called the Sirocco, and her dimen.
sions are az follows Length 200 feet beam 3 feet
hold 90 feet and measures about 800 tuns This
eel is owned by Benjamin MumfOrd OF Pearl-st., New
York and will be launched about the last Of this week
Mr. Weaver is also building steamboat for the Pc.
nobscot Steam Navigation Company which is TO ply
between Bangor and Portland She is 30 feet long, 81
feet beam. and l0 feet deep.
At the yard adjoining, owned by Edward Williams,
is a schooner under way for the Richmond and New
York line She l2j feet long 30 feet beam, and 10
feet deep.
COMMON CouScm.-A regular meeting of the
Board of Aldermen was held on Monday evening The
President OF the Board AID Maujer, in the chair. 4
communication was received from VIM II. Gi'chard,
rendering his resignation plain of Police AMI Sec.
ond Ward Policeman 10 take effect on st OF December
AdoIted A communication was received from For
dyce Sylvester Collector Of Taxes and Assessments,
stating that he could not enter upon the duties of hs
Office n the late incumbent refuses 10 deliver up the
books pertaining 70 the Office Referred 10 Counsel
The Law Committee reported fayorably on petition OF
James LaveTiy and others for improvement OF North
Seyenth-st Adopted resolution was osered by AID.
briggs extending the time for adding the per cent
on all unpaid tsxes to the 18th Of December Adopted
By Aid Barker, that the Policemen be instructed 10
wear their stars when duty required by the
dinance and that neglect do will be considered
a cause for expulsion. Adopted.
Bills Ordsred Paid-T Coffin S703 so; Messrs Nor.
gan, s2l5 OF J. Cassidy $500; J. German. 5000
Wm Scott s35: H. Walters So 81; w Hoggett.
Hsight 50; }. Kendrek, $50 WIN. P. Coleman, sl2J
Adjourned
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Drowned IN A SEwER.-The body of an I'M
known female was yesterday morning, found drowned
in the Sewer, of Thirteenthst and Avenue C.,
she having is supposed accidentally fallen into it
through aperture which had been made by the csyng
in of the Sewer Herrcmans taken 10 the Eleventh
quest upon them
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NEW CHURcH.-The foundation of new
Church, for Congregation Of the Methodist persua'
sion has just been laid in Feet-st, near Fultonay.
The edihce to be erected with all practical speed.
The ccst is estimated at $4,000
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FURTHER ARREST or CoUNTERFErrERs-At
late hour on Monday night Officers Clark and Hogan
OF the Chiefs Ofice arrested Louis Leon and Cedel
Cartillo, charged with being accompces with Louis
Levin previously arrested In the manufacture OF spur
Gus gold dollars at the house No 70 Hammersey-st-
The whole party Yesterday taken before the L. $
Court and held for examination.
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FIRST PREsBYTERAN CHURCH.-Rev. w.
f. schenck formerly Of Princeton ~ j. has been chosen
pesor OF the above Congregation in place OF Rev Mr. ia
"a,
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From which will be that the excess in receipts
now amounts TO 74oco bales the increase exports
Crest Britain. lcl.Cce other foreign portS Soe. De-
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FArAL RAILROAD AccIpESr.-The dead
eody Of man. named Jeremsh Sullivan was on
aOady evening found lying the track Of the Hudson
RIVER Railroad corner of Forty Ninths, and Eleventh
v. TWAS thought be was run over and killed by the
s'wp train which had passed short time previous to
Ne snding of the body. Officers Hsvland and Nc
| 'neken, Of the Nineteenth Ward, conveyed the de-
ssssd TO the Station House. and notified the Coroner 70
odd IN inquest From letter found in possession of
ss deceased he is supposed to have lived a. No III
-ssreasst.
FArAL AccIpxSr.-Mr. Schermerhorn, a
@spm House officer, instantly killed This morn
y tboat o'clock on board Of the ship 81. John at
% point Of the Hook, East River. lie was knocked
Sp the hs,chwsy and horribly mutilsied
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CHARGE OF ENBszZLEMESr.-A young man
named m Downing, arrested on Monday By Onee'
Petit OF the Fifth Ward charged By his employer Nes
Htehooek Lesdbeser dealers in dry goods q the corner
OF Broadway and Leonardn with stealing goods nom then
store The accused was formerly in the employ Of A l.
Stewart Co. who also preferred charge Of smiAr IA
ture ssain him He committed BY Justice Osoorns 70
answer two charges Of petit larceny
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FATh ACcIDENT.-A Mr.. SchermerhOrn,
employed in the Custom-Ilouse, yesterday morning.
while board the ship 81 Johns, lying at the foot Of
Jscksonst was instantly killed 1t appears that large
box which being hoisted from the hold OF the
sci, swung against him and knocked him down the
hatchway. In the fall his skull fractured, ami he
died immediately The Coroner notified to hold all
inquest upon the body.
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as,ena ACCORDION. presented by G. w Jacobs won y
p Jones, Jr; 5th, silver cake basket presented by
Capt f. Pike, won by A. G. Cooper 9th gold CHAM
presented by J A. Jackson, won by IL. H. Fisher IIn'
saycr cup. presented by N. Lowitz, won by VIM Cas-
,edy 9Th, silver Spoons, presented by D. Cunningham
won by 9th, new hat, presented by Mr.
Fleming. won by J. P. Kennedy; 10Th, set silver
spoons presented by H. A. Cargill won by j. Laiorse
1ish box cigars, presented By Mr. Lennon won By T.
Copeland
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BUILDING DlMAGED.-The new Methodist
Church on the corner of Richards and Wilamsts South
Brooklyn in the of erection had of its end
walls bed down Friday in Consequence Of the heavy
rains The dsu age however is not very great and work
men have CONNIE nced rebuilding II.