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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Lynch.

Ed,cayd Baker att John Doe ot,ney of he British boat
81 neent Planter A motion made by Mr. Charles
Edwards counsel tor defendant quash the attach
issued this various grounds; other things
that attachment could isue Of the Marine Court
the property OF the defendant for wages
SEAMAN when The defendant a resident aad not
guilty OF any fraud TIL. motion ,sss opoosei by MIR
Mesh who insisted thar attachment proper rem.
edy In all OF nonresident defendants The Judge took
tune 10 consider the rsin and 18th inst delivered The
follow ing opinion:
This is of attachment issued in the Marine
Cou 90 the application Of he plaintiff who stated ia his
adaVl that the defendant lndebt. ~ him for the vi
$loO on contract.
That the defendant is non-residen: Of the State of
And the plaintiff sets forth in his AFFIDAVIT various facts
ard circumstances 10 show that the property Of the defend
art about 70 be removed out OF the jurisdiction OF this
Court whereby ,heplaD;ih w be by thereof de-
fisuoed out Of his demand.
"A made quash this attachment on the
grounds that the facts sufficient establish fraud
uleni intent On the pat u the defendant"
To this II - aIsweIed;
lst That The fact stated sufficient 10 authorize the
egsion that fraud IS iuepded.
ID Tia; even Il tes GO not the issnug Of tho attach
uient anitozsd under the I'D section Of tho
abolish lMpr!sOnnleti ioI debt
have examined Tie decided n the Supreme Court
upon MS Scoa ard Ind them Fan.nt AID even cSpfesy
conIsdcimy. ~ time q decided that attach.
msni nilht ,sue nndsf that sn without lid w
bond At an0ihcr. that the justified ana fcd bot;
sach boud and AFFIDAVIT. Ia The ib CONS ocS, r. ports
pege 2 Bennett 80. Brown j. d~oided that bond
Mss properly taken. It's bs'ng IA the Court OF Appeals
therefore consider the psciio~ settled that affidavit
snd bond be made lciore aisachasnf
DC ilsusd sghnst noufsSdauf dsfsuas pndr yd
secil1b n the 10 abolish aprson tor d-ht
AlteT having iosd the tis saiec although
there Of them directly In point have cono the
cusn IRON the reasoning OF tho Judges that
r.tctnfe VI the defendant IL established 10 the ssseton
the Court, proper given M attarnsnt may
sr hsrs' The property Of the defendant under tbs said
Saa setoD Of tins Act although there is proof Of sue,
nst. are required 10 Dther easss before the asng " an
attachment is suthonxsd
The SD Section pros Substitute for the ease where
t'os The rrs'sis Of Tie Aet warrant IVES tbs proper pro
The ssDs Of ssebpept " greater hsfd.hlp IN the
81 foreign vessels then the issuing OF waffnn zaa
the captain " the vessel fcrspsfy WA 1870.
The obiy object In bath bsns give hs Cesr urs
dttsop sn1 10 The ~ who ssseftins claim
t wssss II " Indispensable far tssif protection
ss the - shosh receive senstfpetiss ~ favorable " hs
- u vii bess
ne sssuss 10 quash Tho sstsesssssi y dsss6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

The inactivity Of the Stock market con-
tnues 70 which l. added to-day rather more deter.
mined tendency downward In some Of the leading
Fsneics, occasioned by the hrmness Of Exchange md
the renewal Of Specie shipments Nicaragua foil oil to
81 ut The Second Board hut J5l siorward bid Tor
H. Eric sold down TO s7ls seller IS. decline Of "
cent, Reading, Norwich Zinc, &c, were al dull and
lower. Canton exception and was firm, going
TO sJ's under orders from Boston. Msdaop sssn adj
vsnced v cent. snd Northern indiana V. For Rail
road Bends there was good demand tful rates Erss
Of 1903 sold al pss 1871 at pr second Mortgage no,
&C. Al the Second Hoard the fceins was heavy. with
no activity exeep',ns In Erie.
The msrkct IL better for Sterling. with
large isqsry aud modersss supply. Leading dfswsrs
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SECOND BOARD.


MAY Fpsf Btd-lf psnusi II snis Rank Nnrnn H. H.,
70, 20 tA'p and m-,h,cs Bank t1a 10 Sch Nav 9l u
Fblcinr Cfy 20 Z, o.. h lg3 90 90 81 iHt.
5000 ~. ilH'. $1,000 f. h. ~. l0it tl3DD Sch
hs, e. IT, bh $500 DO. 81 20 sh Nav. Int Ts0do.,
STOCK srr 10 ieis Nav. 3d. 5000 hesdnr A. H. 70,
81 $50 LII 81 lni 5000 Canal u. 90 LrhEh
80, 20. 80 rs fffn n. Of ~ 100
Soypd Bag 40 kcu.ingDn -. - 10 Girad Bank Ia
Canal ~ 10 Banl 49, 500 L-'sa Mort
Ft TsnnryhaAia H. IT, Fsunsfs aud Mechanics
Bahk lli f.nOo Ches. a1d dol. Canal -. %. ". y
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
SABBATH School ANN

SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARf.-l nc
Twenty SECOND Anniversary the Brooklyn sabbath Schools
cor necied with the Protestant Churches was conmem'
rated sterday upon which interesting occasion upward
of 10000 children, under the supenntendsnce of their
teachers marched procession through the each
school having more banners bearing appropriate de-
vices and here and there would be taey decorated
All the schools assembled their respective schooroom,
shortly u o'clock and joining IN PROFESSIONS proceeded
the various churches laid down In the programme
The follow ing schools assembled at the ~
Plymouth Church, (Orange st Rev DR. bethunes ID
Presbyterian LIST Baptist City Park Mission Central Presby
Baptist Sloan (coored), Fleet,st Methodist ofPnans
M Lar Reformed Dutch list Congregational Methodist Carl
Methodist, Middle Reformed Duch ist reformed
Dutch LIT Congregational Methodist. Carlton-av Methodist
and Ma w Mission The exercises in this Church
Quoted by Messrs Joseph Child C. Morse and James Cuk
shank. The number Of children exceeded SgW 49,.
1900 children assembled here from the following schools;
Centenary German Strong Baptist place M
Reformed Dutch North Reformed Dutch and First Freshly
terrain under the direction of Messs Jonathan Stewart
Thomas $ Denke and Geo &c J. Bennett An address TO
the children was delivered by Rev Mr. Rockwell aud
ral very pretty hymns were sung by the scholafs c
Nj SION South Congregational Hick st. Methodist, Sonth
Presy teran, Eighteenhst Methodist aud Gowanus North
assembled here the number of about 3O under
the direction Of MessIs Samuel H. Turner and d. W. nser-
soil.
Schools of the East Broosyn Presb, tean Baptist Metho-
East Brooklyn Mission, Cntonav Congregational
Bedford Mission Sunu erfeld and Bedford Congressional
numbering about lcOnnoe the suPerintendonce OF Mess
Sas Davenport and 5. c. Hills
Pilgrim ChWch-Atthis place assembled the Sands ST.
Methodist Second PresbJ teiisn and Pilgrim Schools under
the direction Of "essrs c. Clark and C. Nudge. Their
number about 800.
The exercises at various Churches similar in char
aotr and the speeches made adapted to the capacity
OF the minds of those to whom they were addressed
At the conclusion OF these ceremonies, the schools dis
persed as they came their respective ;hoOrooms where
ususl social greetings and couesies inerchanged
between the teachers, scholars aud their friends
In DR. Bethunss Church OF thanks rendered 10
the Chief of Police for the efficiency displayed by him wAie
the professions marching through the streets thereby
preventing the Of accident All passed on
happily and every one seemed pleased
In the evening meeting OF the Serntend.nts Teachers
and friends Of the SABBATH School held at the First
Piestyte Church. Remsenst, when acdrsres appropu
ate 10 the occasion made by Bev II w Beecher and
Rev Crawford. statement of the condition OF the sun
day Schools in Brooklyn read and collection taken
up, which terminated the proceedings
~ The Board of Excise for granting
licenses Yesterday bnt adjourned to the LIST Of June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

y WNFtN'F
May lathe stock Ut CorrpS small ard prices teJ OPP
ward BARK 10 stesdy and brfhef sses 50 hhds sltrr
otfun have been made al SIS n tor No ard - TOT
Dat No but me.iy OF the latter dcsospon Tue fAoes
brands but there 1, little or no export demand ana 70 ~
bbs have been DISPOSED Of The sales io o eensupuon
have been 90 hunted extent AZ ~ 2,@st ~ mf 90
and choice brands and a. ie5 for e.tta Vh rLveM
steady a. ~ as Tho stock Of Cons ME-. ,m. "a
hs der are firm at ~ ~ faf fenpnyvahi@ w
tks Hrsndys inc sf ~ - Y eel
Tbsrc |. sar demand fef white wnsAr sod ~ sieVp
bshss .od A. 81 ~ per sushel Sale. q Gov gee eass
81 a "a cscss Ttsrs !s bat e CoRS suviasl w. ense'
81 xsasksss Yssw sod ~ oentS saos O.rsas " ln'
I'd rsssss ~ nssthss ssss kavs ess ssasf 81 eo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
by Tslegnaph.

EosFoLk, May l7-corroS Is active q, u csc. CcsS
IL declining: yen sells AZ sj155Ie sed White a. pc
SEw.CRiEsSs May l7--Nors--CorroS 10 m Dfis< ac.
nand. TIE sses 20 day already rssch 900 bales a. sea
prices Stree MScpe IL quoted yic- RicS-sses have
been made a 81 3 The x the Asnc cone to
hand, ard will he published q the exenins papers
ffs7nsopt ORION hes sod A. outside p-,ces ssrcc the
publication Of ,h- advice, per the Asnnc Sic, Kidding
is at sie9c. Qualities selw rnehsnscd kicr-rhs
DAYS sales been tso sierces 81 - CoRS adj
vaneed &c. sales 1000 bushels s,4,a5sc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
r Suppose Washington had never been

painted by Trumu any other artist should have lost
forever that noble face which the guardian genius Of
every house under the flag Of liberty. Then how importanI
is it that every one however humble should secure TO MS
d. scendanis the small but valuable memorial of hkensa
For this and other RooT crowded with persons
in search of such Daguerreotype as Will most 'athtu
hand them down the strt OF time. RooT is at NO oo'
Broadway corner of Franklin St.
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Dtsn ssrrs, &c.

Cary ssassrets Of sp New Erxh New ORLEANS reports
h., 10 s.w hfFs slip with paiaied ros
Besrs HAak tho ssh APRIL she spscafsd h. abcss
10 sers hasthea. Canld maAe hern name.
MAsssltss which ashore sas
Islna bsrs ~ sad taken 8g~enser ani soh
ssss asss - May la " MI arrived hers tia sa>rpspa
e Philadelphia And ars that tho s,hos>f Leg Ann has he
~ hro and taken "a Nnrrs vef iof ~ huS IN.
ksAsh has hove cnrse tron hrf old s.1
~Ln lsw yards Of arp Hsf heel resst gses
~ the AL u empty @ a Which BET kah. -
q ~ tov~i 10 New ysa
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rAdvert s-fnent1
RIcH LACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY.-

Messrs s. NJ F. Towle Of Columbian Hall No zSi ufaad-a,
would call attention Of h0useseepers sag
houseurnishe to large aud eiegsn, asoFtment OF hcn
Lace and Muslin DIapery, just received from AUCTION eu
Floss work which they offer at large discount from ths
ssusl mice To these who design reunsng thel houses
a, excellent opportur y oes Hotel keepers viii ma IL
TO their interest to call and examine the sock.
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Nv TeIearapIy.

BOSTON. Nay s-Ar. ship Daniel Webster. Lv-rpru April a.
with rsenser Yesterday fshing vessel steering
Care Ann With aisued vessel also Charles
Iloug~oa, New Oresns bur Fanes Ms,anrss ssh- louisa
seas AuH Cages. New fos, from New 0stxo
Cearrdsp Peter Marry New Orleans bsrk Joseph ir.w,
.a'cens' scars fSns Dart Aux cayes George and Emiy Bal
EEw ORLEANS, Nay i2Arr slips Loais HaSsos and
BARK Jo'sf fsk from New fofk sp aud Ns-seus~r
ios y H. 0hdtsn. Philadelphia BARI c.s, from Ro, with 37os
bais 0i sVhcc.
NORFOLK Nay ITAu sehr, Dane B,ksr Anna sni saate-
iron New iuis James koTsui1, Dr.. phitielpaa.
10 Hang k1ads hD hsfs~y and bark Ay sud from Cy
Ptinf frr ila
NEWPORT. May lt-Arr. s,lr. J. camninss chsr-s,oa.
FkONIiE>tf. My IAN shin. OxoFt. B.m9-s, ARna
Jrtbn-, ia. Deassr rbisriphs Arthur, Aa'sasv w. H.
DsT iag Hainfe Hayt-t. % si,lphs jos furnef d.
SALEM. My lfAfr hsa Zasel Moatssjeo. March "a Lea
th, = 4. 5. fhip Coagfc.4
WARREN, MY t5Ars bra 6fsnd ruTk, asiafe, ehns-ssh
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Rp Erie R0iyoad-57 hhls. Flour II DO. Ashes % bses
Wool 45 sides Leather. 5ii piss Butter casks Hans.
Scl5 Hoss $50 head Cattle. S1 Sheep and 81 p<ss Beet
y, hsac- Ilarea KaIyoadl00 rols LeAihsr. 2ol phys
Cheese and l5s DO Butter
Bv Norsl Rirey Roas-asf bis. Flour. 2gii do Pre-
visions lS7Sd Pork 81 do. Ases ~ do Lard eS Sssks
Ham. ~ bbls. Whisky $500 bush Wheat @S'o 90 Coons
and II bales Wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Kelly, hand on

board n samship Illinois Monday night tel INTO
cellar in Motf-s and had Of his legs fractured lie was
removed to the NewYork Hospital and placed under the
of DIR. Cooper <r
Daniel Cochran sailor attached to the bark Susan' Ell
from The top gallant NEST TO deck Monday ngh and
was taken 10 the Hospital with badly fractured Dc
aide being otherwise seriously injured.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday May IL. by John H. Towney, Of Mostown,
MIR ALEXANDER NJ PRICE, Of New Yok, TO Miss SUSAN l.
COCHRAN, Of Mcmillan, n. }.
hOrrsown please copy ,,..,
AL II. Rev Henry Wsri Beecher, w
HEIHERINGTON, Web Mass, To CHLOE RoiLNS' OF
Srrlnrfeid. Mas.
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Cor.r oy COMMON PLras-Beforc

Daly-Chbyf TnGris ast Th0s. CargiJ, Sh=rih-io re-
the value Of quantity Of vine levied upon an k
cuon against Edward De xcedo, but claimed by piah
tiff already referred TO. Verdict for defendant. -
Agnes Mcleod agt L. y. Wssierre, Sherih-To recover
deficiency attachment by plain m s,an,t MT ta.
already referred to- Verdict for plAinth, s5' H. oens
amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

IN Csccsp,ys and Provisions there Il change tors's
wHtsgY is dull Small sahs A. Il crnts IN csfn'> I'm IL
are held AZ the same prcs.
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w,,s s.y.,sA, Such temporary assistance is

psssssa den sssm@~dsd a ,h. season man, rs..
20, osdq sas %snss" the the
pe t*Fs che urgent necessity must DO manifest
Ny NJ He'd, in oref that this Department NAV
Nv sssr, ssa OF such officers IN Justice 20 tae nsal
INV. 4 cur sia''''' aud the trade ana p'''p'
On ,,,a ~ The repeal of me above ordnance the City
sfsrien ~ s..,etfnlly ASA that al iitonsl temporary
1prcsx s"~ .n,,s 10 this Department 70 perform tn
ea11src ~ -. wron il a tins of the year.
luscs hsh h respectfully submitted tor the acton oil
AZ VI W. w. NAV A.W. WHnE, City Inspector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
GnANn LARcENY.-A Young man named

John Hickey living AZ No 1870 Water-st. Brooklyn was
yesterday arrested by officer Knows of the Fourth Wsd
charged with having on Saturday last soien goa %
al the time was stopping No 81 Monroe St from wncn
house the watch was II found IN possession OF the
sccused who was committed by Justice Bosar for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

Yesterday arrested having in their possession about six dozen
boxes of backing which, it supposed are stolen property
The boxes are marked ~ B. Dsnman, New Brunswick, ~
and can be seem inquiry Of Capt Turnbull at the
Eighth Ward Police Station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

rHltApFf rHIA N .rrir1s shrs Airfhenv. Nsrciss
New Crleagss sannae Asoa,y, Lseg~ ons Poo. ton is,as
~. iofl ar, Far we'll Nsaef. Jte>onfA~. Fh " fyer
R,tir. Nt~ah c,aers CasaD. Bristol. r. IL Loii-a Cay
shan M,tfss, Gen Csps. Miller, New lors.
keaogt~c. esnhf. View lork brss Wn
prss Qas rsrnsasassI iaessy. Rt AAsiara sssaaesh;
p,nl..tn ours noston; ,cAts y z Nscdsa Abtsy 4
r,rat Hawtins Ne~esnt Csefo. Caste. fast ot-s~s n;
ses Csrfo ssan~s Harori Pahs~. P,sh~F, cosersteF.
r.s. Goa Mif fsfttn,afh, oSssbc3r fuc bostos;
sfs ssr AnkIssiis. Mosey Nav lerk.
NEWPORT, Nay is-f'ytFe! sshr. Wasp, Dizzy se~ Red
fs ca H,r,k ID Perr Rsksr do. hf Se~ iork w "a 10
villa. csa, w~siror hr eo caia, clara ces,e, f's doi
Chsar4.n St.,s lhnshsn do Mar lsshops senator.
Cehb DsAioa ss sr J. PaIker. MAscs. aroslenes <
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was found Yesterday morning In sink IN the rear
No e47 Eat 3hst sno taken out by the Seventeenth
Ward Police An inquest held upon It, and post NOR
ten xannafion made by DIR Budd but The body was so TAR
decomposed that it was impossible to ascertain tne cause
death.
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ARREST OF A FueIrIyE FROM JUsTICE.

-1hos L. Chsppe yesterday arrested by oiscer mar
ndale OF the Third Ward charged with the commission OF
forgery in Onondaga County He sent to that County
to answer the charge.
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.r. ny THE FIRE IN LMGHT ST.

Y ..us,lrs Is a list of part Of the insurance COM
- -. /. Which policies were held on the extensive
-.s.<rx Of Mr.. +. H. Swift, In Laightst, between
~ ..--s.s and Mesf.sta.
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tAdvernsement1
To THE I.ApIEs.-NOw is the time to

purchase rich Grape Shawl and Columbian Hail. No 81
Grand st is the only place to purchase it. If you want
itch Canton Grape plain rcdered take our WORD or
and 90 to Columbian Hall SO $40 is sufficient to pur-
chase a shawl worth $.4 and $l3
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Oak

leyHenry Wood Tseerer, &c as Peter Lambert ana Ja-
against John NJ Atwood and Peter Lambert for 81 lS and
execution issued but a "a o. e % order a was ben Got
out agreeaby to law, requiring the said Peter L. aud Jonn
NJ A. appear at Judges Chambers and answer snch qnes
ons might be them OATH as TO whether they
he'd property and If not what they had done wth &C
The pstes appeared and the result that Mr. Henry
Wood the plaintiff IN this case was appoihted receiver lie
brings the present issue conendins that the sale of some
property 7thav by Peter Lambert to his Jacob and
also the transfer OF mortgage for $500 by the ahr TO me
SON were with place them out OF the hands OF Pc
in order to avoid the judgment OF Mr. aud other cred
itors This denied
regular deed was shown and the money (S2o0O proved
have been passed On the other hand II SAID tha
Jacob lived with his father, and in receipt. when he
employed of but $50 year In his behaft stated
that his uncle who carpenter gave him about year
ago eco h view to his education and he had part OF
it left. Believed the uncle has gone to New-Oreans.
The Jury considered that the sale bona hde, hut
the property passed Jacob also the mortgage win
EmeYv MatSe~s sgt Moses s. and Alfred E. Beach Ct e.
"A suit brought by plaintiffs agt Messrs for An ar
tcle emigrsnt Also another suit article
after the Trial in explanations the present is third suit
brought by the attorney Tor plaintiff agsn Messrs b.
the this complaint the of party originally
spoken OF in connection with plaintiff inserted instead
Of that plaintiff Mr. Brady, for defense, contended that
the privileged The mistake however, having
occurred defendant allowed to amend with the prvi
lege plaintiff WITHDRAW his case defendant paying
THE Chief Justice said that generally where
defendant wished amend, the Court granting it.
would permit the plaintiff to withdraw the SUIT, and defend
Before Judge SANFORD
John Schidf agt Wales Iknpsfo damages for
alleged false imprisonment Plaintiff said that proceed
nes as TO claim his place OF business shut by de-
endsnt and he himself kept for time Elddsest
prison, his business and credit broken up No defense
offered. Verdict for plaintiff $500.
Daniel II. Gregory and Gee. r. Foot Elias BeYnheH
erTo the validity ding back,
ing bond goods TO the $685. that had been sold on
credit TO patty, the ground that the purchaser in less
than month after obtain the goods made assignment
ana that his state 10 his pecuuary ability
correct The goods taken back the allie cation for
the above that title had passed Defendant claims
to be entitled to them. To be continued this forenoon
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Run OVER AND KrLLEp.-On Monday

Run OVER AND KILLED.-On Monday
evennga boy, nearly years of age, and son OF Mr.
John Carpenter, residing at No 4O2 Tenhst, was in
SANITY killed In Avenue C, by being run over by one
OF the wheels of large truck freighted with marble.
hsppear several children, unknown to the driver of
me truck, jumped on the marble for the purpose of
having ride when the deceased fell, or jumped, and
was esoek by the wheel and crushed In the most
snocking manner. Coroner Ives was notified and held
IN inquest on the body. verdict OF accidental death
wssrendered BY the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
john DOYLE, THE MuRpERER.-Thi

~, who recently has been fast recovering from his
snnicttd wounds in his throat yesterday morning
eseyed to the Tombs and placed the OF Dr. Cove
ePeMory 10 hs being committed % prison 20 await his
"a n,he murder of Mrs Charlotte Connery The Doctor
~ en for short time with the nurse who, for some
aod le him alone. Scarcely had the door been closed
% when be tore Oft the banSaees aud opened the cash
,'ost whtn of blood flowed from the wound
,sn had u not been quickly stopped would have
snsieo his life. Fortunately, however, the
Sr ~ a as Doyle was the poins o. tanttng and
Mood who son arrived aad stopped the flow OF
van, L. a which he strapped down on his bed to pre-
f,,r.s similar attempt his hfe We in.
.nS he q TO be sent 10 ths Hospital BAckwers
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The Ocean steamers.
STEAMERS TO asslvE FROM srsors


MINIATURE ALNANAc...... rHis DAT.
Svs-Rsss.-... S9-sets....7 - HeesRsss.---.. ole
HIGH wArEa......rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook IA Gov Island. 6a Hsu Gate 10 gre
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BOARD OF Tuesday, Nay

laRichard Compton, Esq, President IN the CHAIR aud
quorum present The minutes OF the previous meeting
were re ed and approved ,r.,
ba CT ent Market OF the friends oil Joseph Asy
oos late member of the fire Department to have his
name changed expelled 10 resigned Of Belle elck
l. Dewitt have sewer in Bridge St. completed vi geo
Oliver repeal of 4th section OF the ordinance Tor reoF
ing cad animals
Sf,tct Dczdrtment-A communication received from
Henry Arcularus Commissioner of Streets and Lamps IN
answer to resolution of inquiry which ordered 10 be
printed From il learn the following Number Of loads
Of from the stree in the various ards since
The induction ia Office g. 1872 loads OF DIRT
$3.50 Amount paid sweepeTs, Sl8598 p. Amount paid
cartmen $1O3S0 g. Number Of leads of ashes caed off,
1884 Amount paid for caTtiDg ashss S55 5 49, Total
OF dirt ashes and manure POS 900 Total amount paid for
same 76SO s. Paid for shOyelng snow &c In January
rtatioa From Col Bogart Of the ID Regiment inviting
the Mavor and Common Council review their parade IN
front of the City Hall the 18TH inst when the Regiment
will receive the stand Of colors appropriated for them.
Resolutions Ad1sd-ln favor Of paving and setting curb
stones in 39tbs om Madison 9Th In favor OF the
actual opeping Of Broadway from l0hav 85st to take
place forthwith In the late OIL compact and
10 discharge Committee from further duty To build
Nassau-s, om Ann TO ii feet south oil Beck
uan-st.
Con ,.un0fions-From the City Inspector stating the
condition of his department and ing for assistance
Rey and SU51DiicsA communication was received
from the Comm sOner of Repairs aud supplies IN answer
to solution which ordered to be printed From 1t
we learn expense first January follows On
account Fire Department, S8,iH So Public Buildings,
Courts S522 g Markets $24il 10 Station Heases S8l9
"a Roads and Avenues So 7sO Street Paving Sl2i 49,
Total S55667 25
The Board adjourned 10 Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

FlRE.-A furniture store situated on the
eaa ace OF Sixthav between Thirty sixth and Thirty
'enihss, caught FIRE last night about II o'clock and
"~snghty damaged. The lose did not exceed $780,