New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

z II is suggested tina, when the, Wal
81 Ferry s established the boats 'h,ud be Tor p'sssa-
gers only ard fcr ths, purpose the cablu, should b.
Constructed from sde 10 s,de OF tie bos. with proper
place OF entrance and egrssss eseh end Of the csblu
Thls arrangement woull do away with the obstruction
Of teams IN Waist, si'raa,ed BY the ferry
BoUQUETs.-The season Of flowers l. al
hs hight, ard nosegsys are s6undsnt The daily sales
Of ,hem smount to ineopssersble mrn- IL 10 said
that one Of the retail dealers OF flower. in the City has
laid by nice thousand dollars Of p,o6s wisha fe~ yssu
past
~ The route of the telegraph tom
New-York 70 Sandy Hook. extends from this Clyup
the Hud,on. scross il g, Fort Washington the rnss
of the New.York aud Washington Printing Telegraph
Company; thence ria Jersey City. Newark, Railway
srd Amboy to the Highlands Of sevesnk The distance
10 20 mIes
u The FneuGn'S Journal has sug-
ses;ed AID. A. A Denmsn, the Democratic member OF
the Beard, from the Sixteenth Ward the candidate
for Mayor TO be supported by the sremsn the next
election.
~ "A lady," has RENTED $50 TO the
editor Of The Cor7meia! ddrert, for tia aid ,f tbs
philsnthrops.s, engaged II the Five Points Mlssion
which Is to aid In finishing the pay men,s for the Oh
Brewery"
u At the late Commencement at JEFF
ferson College Ps the honorary degree Of Doctor In
Divinity conferred upon Rev John Marsh. OF this
City Secretary of the American Temperance Union
BURSTING OF BLOOD VEssRL.-Ou
Wednesday night a, quite late hour, printer, named
In a.
blood vessel when he Immediately conveyed to hs
bosrdlpg house No 40 Frankfortlt by some Citizens
bu, strange to cay he refused ad Mission aud By d.
iecion Of Captain Dtches, of the Fourth Ward, the
suffering man, who was bleeding proiu,sly ws con-
veyed to the New.YoIk Hospital.
CoUP DE SoLEIL.-A man named John
Nuaen died yesterday In Bellevue Hc spIta where he
conveyed after beins taken III In Forty feurthst
between Lexington and Thirdavs., while at work lie
supposed he overpowered BY the heat Of the sun.
Coroner Ives was notified to hold an nquest.
OLD HYMN Books WANTED.
Mission a. the Five Points are much In wan, Of the Oh
Hymn books for the Increasing congregation. Those.
together with other publications Of religious nature
Gent 20 the care OF R5v. J. Luckey No. - Cdri.is-
or lett for bim at No 200 MuIberry-t wilt aid tho
good work OF reformation 10 that depraved locality.
Abou, s2OO0 wanted 10 pay notes give ss bal.
ence of payment for the sod Brewery" property.
These notes must be paid, and IL IL thought 10 be
the most prudent course nor 10 begin 90 build until the
whole srrount for the purchase OF the Bresery
pletd We earnestly hope that the ladies Of the II
mls'ioDsry Society will, by the ioera'iy Of the good
and pevoep be enabled 90 make the posed alter.
sons In the building the ensuing fall IL self deny
ing labor, the scene being entirely shorn of romance
or aitraciiveDess Yet 10 noble work-one OF true
charity, for IL begins nj home and proposes limits TO
its opersonf-and they who engage Ia Il deserve
mendatiOn.
Donations will be thar kfuly received By Mr. Leonsrd
Kirby. Cedar ST. MIR William b Skldmore Pine st, or
Dir. +. Hail. at the office of The Commercial Advertiser
PROBABLE MURDER BY SHOOTING
Shortly before Il o'clock yesterday morning two ssa.
men named b valerie and Frederick Srouse who for
some years were shpmatcs board Dutch manor
war, when they fell out and became mortal enenieS
met by accident he walk opposite the boarding
house Of Mrs. Anna MehaHy, No 80 James St, where
VALERIE, who Is apoweriul man, violently assaulted
Strouse and beat him In brutal about his head
and face The latter having been before served In
similar manner by bis enemy resolved that the yIo-
ence should not be repeated again with mpunlty, and
that wouo bs revenged for what he had already sui
fered started In pursuit of six barrel revolvng pistol,
which he soon found, purchased for -, and had u
loaded heavily with powder and ball. AZ eight
o'clock las, evening the pa5do' agan met d. near inc
raised the pistol and fired three charges into the right
side OF VALERIE, inHicdDg as Is aad, tive dstinct
wounds, some OF which are supposed 70 be mortal.
VALERIE fell TO the pavement, from which he was
raised and conveyed into the shop Of Or. Mill, who,
with the assistance Of Dr. Traphagsn did wha, he could
b. stop the flow Of flood aud render him comfortable.
Dr. Mills extracted two bullets from tho person IT Wal
! terie, who then conveyed 10 the NewYork Hol.
plt by the Fourth Ward Police Officer Ridden, If the
same Ward, arrested Strouse who frankly al nted 'hs
ihoongof VALERIE. and at the same time expressed
the hope that In would dle OF his wounds No further
stated that he would willingly give up his life bis de.
signs should be accomplished.
Strouse "a Prus,isn by birth and about % years Of
age He victim Is also foreigner Of nearly the sams
aye. Cap, Dicheu committed Suouse to cell where
he will await the action Of Coroner Ives ia the matter.
/, Is thought VALERIE survive his Injuries but
! shOt time.
ARREST FOR ARSON IN THE FIRST De-
GREE On the plight of the 9Th inst. a, lac hour, an
attic room In the house No % Rooseve.st occupied
by Aaron Dimond bis apprentice, Joshua Tonsher,
cap manufacturer discovered to be on lire by John
Nealy, who occupied adjoining The latter
being awakened by the smoke and the strong smell
produced by the ire, possible rushed into
the room OF Dimond and informed Tensher, who was
dressed and lying awake and apparently unconcerned
that bis room en- fire. The latter expressing no
feay and being utterly indferen, 10 tho DANGER
charged oy Nealy with having been the incendisry
Who fired the room The cry CT hre being raised the
Fire Depaitmen were soon on the ground, aud Ia the
OF half hour extingushed ths fimeJ after
| Which the room OF DlmoDd discovered 10 have
been set fire In nine different places.
~ each place where the fires had bsen kndIed were
found bits OF paper, cotton waddng and other
bus,iDe materials, which had been partly consumed,
an strong smell Of urpeLtne csmphcne being per.
ceptiole, further search made, when a can Of
csmphene found secTetsd Ia corner Of the
room. The place had apparently been stripped Of ts
valuable contents as hardly an article Of furniture Of
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