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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

A heavy failure Of glass manufacturing firm
in one of the neighboring counties up the Mo-
nongahela, says the Pittsburgh Dispatch, was
causing some talk " on Saturday Among
other sufferers were some of the Pittsburgh
merchants for sums from ga 900 down to $1,000.
city brokers to the tune of SIG, 000-total. 500,
600 at least for Pittsburgh Cincinnati ST. geo:
Philadelphia, $4,000 known-probably more.
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TOF'fanters and Country Dealers.
p. & Il. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL. AND ROYAL SITS.
TT Keep constantly on hand
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THE COUNTRY CONSUMPTION.
Planerscan ind EVERY ARTICLE requis.
for their plantation use.
Country Merchants would do well RICH
SUPPLIES OF IMPORTED GOODS which they sell SMALL
QUANTITIES. thereby giving the purchaser GENERAL AssoRT
MENT, without laying in large supply of each article.
P l. Il. REILLY L. Co
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEALERS
mh4 2pif Canal Roy streets
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS,
NO. 70 CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
and under to- S. ChATlss Hotel, st. Charles street,
SEw ORLEANS,
kespegy invite attention q wholesale and retail dseers ani
purchasers to his VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS which freshly
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFALLO COMBS, gy.. ttyls and
variety.
BRUSHES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION Or his own manufacture AID
at the lowest N0'thsra tory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
such as PERruMERY HAIR OILS sAR PINS PoatATuai FAN.
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES PORTA.
PIE BhAa totsihsF with endless variety PORTE Mon
epSS PlS tolls kNliFs, COLT ami WARMERS gElOLNlNd
isA@'lsS LII Z fkEsE tNEttS, FISHING
GlS and TACKLE OF every yasty the
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
me stock inhia line, consisting part Cooper NJ j.
lgblAs aud rval joe johnson Of
sH lSS nud ENGLISH LEVERS together sgc st5.k of fine
and Eastern JEWELRY, sLYEhWARE ETC. selected win
greA are by p Roberts, t1f ya
are offered pntl aGsrs.
IT Eys Ari sAr,ed represented or the money Re ndel
WARRANTED. ,sis mi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

SHIPMENTS OF LEAp--The increase of ship
ments Of lead at Galena, in April, over the cor
responding month of last year is 1880 pigs.
Amount shipped past month 6s,720 pigs, and
coming in rapdlY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

Pacific RAILROAD LoAN-Mr Thomas Allen,
President of the Pacific Railroad Company of
Missouri, is now in New York to negotiate
loan of four millions of dollars, on an issue of
mortgage bonds by that company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

- The NEW HAVEN RoUrE.-The cars on the
New Haven route, it is said, run as full as ever.
Inc late calamity at Norwalk appears to have
the people Q y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

S"hietd's american EE'esfphaifa
II A NJ s,
TIE PIONEER BRAND.
ESTABLISHED IN 1s31 AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, ~ 1881,
tS Can BE had in this city throughout .he present season al -
following Embellishments
PETERS MiLLARDk CO.. Of Old Levee and Bieuylss
R. ~ MoALfN CO., No. Common street and No. 50 Canal
Row;
HALL KEMP co. corner Canal Tehoupioaar streets
J. l. JOHNSTON Co. Magazine and Poytas
"lTCoNB LANIER Of Tehoupioulns and PovIras m
A. J. ROBERTS 4 CO, az roydrns streets;
JOIN s WALLIS, 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY d NELSON. 70 Common and 20 Cannl street.
y. NJ, bAfl.f 3 CO., ~ Common IS Canal straet
hNpALL ZOE CO., Graysr and
X. W. ADAMS, 3 Tcholp,oul street;
HOLMES CLAUsS, 3 Grager street;
j. NJ, JOHNSON 4 Co. Front teves.
JOHN G. SHANNON, Fulton street
- WRIGHT Co, 81 Tchoupitoulss street,
'H EfssE CO., corner Laa yette Tehour
p-'n'l was he FIRST TO establish Of .s,.r linn
ana a. enpaaseey the WESTERN PIONEER in the b, ~
,. ,a'afaa'y s9od-eoue better" Cincinnati Gazette
II Cured and tor sale By
CHARLES DUFFlELD d CO. Loaisvila Ey
80 '''tp MARTIN, OWEN Co, Contracting A,.uis
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ss0fs, CGps, etc.
20 The EnSfSes
B. e. Smith, DENTIST.
,s. ia ST. CHARLES STREET,
.LrLLDr L IL. 49,
Charles ~. Kesis,


,,.o.-, d E I S t,
.,- n Io5 canal % door from Bourbon a. N n gfYp&EX&A
" AkitFiCIAL TEETH inserted In lie bssi I-llYYVV
manner Dr. x, will reie- persons now vsa,iny an AlJ
cannot be eIceled. 1870 0'i'"rN ~ HE WEARkR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

NAKKOW EsCAPE--Boston NI.,o, m, y
road bridge at Salmon FANS %Ss do...a ne raj
hre yesterday; The train, whilst the hriG ny
burning could not stop, and the n"n oii9e was
over 1t in safety The timbers rave ,en uSsieu
minutes after the train crossed, and %oy lew
SMelay would have doubtless caused seconS
Norwalk catastrophe. secona
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

East r M. IN IENNEssEE.-The copper mines of
1t Is teessee are getting to be very valuable
from tbe w; mat in single day one man took
ork markes one hundred and s nvs u, 'e Jew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

Ratdnsss Cured.
tS The following from SUMNER ,, BARRETT .
East Boston. - 9''''i
EAST BOSTON FEuHuauY g. fs47.
Mt'' WILLIAM Bo@LE-DEAR Sir: For sayera! years rs my
mas osn troubled with badness the crown Of tue head a,
SIX or seven inches in circumference tier rapeatod M
aocaed remedies and by the advice enls size was ifipeI nee
your ifkRoN as wash ar the purpose OF restoring her I
and am happy t" ray that il tf' been 10 ansa tb % Il
irregularly had she used oener and nore re,ua an M
Fn'ed ihst The growth Of ths hair have been accelerated
an, air, Won respectfully
SUMNER 2. BARRETT
tS Sold, wholesale and retail 10y
WRIGHT Il CO.
'l2'g ''4P 15i Chnr res street
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Call for Ssssssnscr. Clothing

....Ar rHE....
ONE PRICE STORE
...of....
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
CORNER GRAvIER,
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Baltimore Letter.

QUICK TRIP - LOCAL PoLITICs-snIP FEVER r.
suLLY, THE MISUNDERSTANDING SHARP SHOOT
ING, ETC
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III a J tTY Lon PflctS.
90 L NTRN MER HINTS

WIN una 10 ter interest 70 call connection h the retail o
are INTENSIVE WHOLESALE ROOMS second thru and
i'9ih l2oH c, NJ. SIMPSON,
lpu ma g., -.
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A LC0HoL-l2 bbls landing from steame,
id A. pELAeRAyE CO., n M.s.,ips ,,t,.,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Imp ortant Dscisien-Peremptory Mandamus against
The Civ rreasnrer.

SUPREME COURT-Bsfofe Jude STRONG
The People he relation OF Robr IRIS Fsncis W
Edn ndS Chan bTlu OF the City Of SewYok and Treasurer
OF the City and County Of New.iork
This case argued II a special term which was r.
CURED bold the City Of N-wfoEk b. order Of the
Clti Judge OF the Court Of Appeals In- duty tlus ds
volvtd upon is of cons der1be dectcy from
Circumstance that the rea;0r himself Justice Of ths
Court and that the statute under which be prefers his
Clms also makes similar provision for his associates
OiDg this district and authorizes the payment OF the
expenses of their brethren from Oher parts OF the
Willie oschArgrg the duties Of their Office in this Cou,y
But the cour.e adopted by the reaior 10 this instance
neither unprecedented nor H. proceeds ~ ali before
legal tribunal, urrec-s,Ary Lord El-nbOrOugh prose
hi, hb-i-r before Judge GrOs- while Doth tbs
Count OF Kings Bench Chief Justice Spencer brought
several suits Tor libel in this Court she sitting here,
Spencer Gould a Gaines r. iOg; Spencer " Sou'h
wick. lJih Johnsons Il. -js, Spencer TAo-is 9ta
JctusoHs X. Jl4 aud Judge William W Van Ness
sorted 20 bis Court for redress for grlevan,- which
droveha;most smiable frcm Bench and probably
shortened his existence llg;h Johnsohs $50 In hose
there CtherounAls winch the plaintiffs ght
have applied for Redress but in tue present instance,
The relSor Is entle 20 the relief which be claims. be
can obtain only the Court which be of the
JUDGES. Judge Is preclud-d from acting his Off ;i
capSciiy III any cause 70 which be is party which
be l. Interested, i2nd ; 80 out the prohibition
does net extend 70 where the interest simply
some question Of law involved in the controversy The
statue very properly s.ops short OF that Judge, mat,
Cfen and Decessy consider and decide questions VIII q
may be applicable 10 their rights or to their properly
should they be fortunate enough possess any rhustos
Judges roedng ID hl. district have extensive interr
the pecunisry Affairs Of the City yet they frequently 20
eide Of considerable ude which the corpora
ton is party. In pending relative % pro
jsctsd railroad IN broadway Of those learned judges
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rRPrMF corRT.
SPECIAL TEEs-beiore JuDeE EDWARDS

sFtlIsL IEEs--0~fofs JUL fDEAED''
In the after Of opening Ninety Thru street Motion
by Mr. Dillon counsel % the corporation Tor The appoint
u'ent Of Joseph March Thomas J. Hagsn and Joseph
5 York Commissioners OF Estimate and Award Decision
reserved
In the MISTER Of John T. Dslsplane agans. whom a
wri, Of lynasy exs;s-On petition Of Julia A. Delaplans
for additional allowance his behalf Report confirmed
and directing additional Allowance, &c.
Robert Howard sgi. Thos. II. Campbell Writ ofinquiry
issued 10 Sheriff.
Be,sey Crsx agt Danl Nicholas and Edward Phelps.
Judgment plaintiff Ter her dover in land mentioned and
discontiruipg acton as 20 deft Nicholas
solomon Hart sgt. Sarah Hart Reference
David Leavitt, receiver &c agt Mary Ann Peu and
others Motion fer receiver postponed and in the
ns IaosAs dds Enme appointed Temporary rscsiT
without soc 1rty the tsaaSts to allow lin receiver.
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DIED.

CHFSTFRMANA Rochester July Of consumption. Catharns
4 ChesterUan, the tlst ~ her
ORAhF>Nsaf ShaTneetOyn Ill, July lsn Caves, or
the late Hon. " illam j. Graves
HsIIhIOn July y CathArine II.
dsbgit-r Of Benjamin a., gbt, Esq
The relatives and fend OF family and Of her brothers Rev
Dr. Hht Augustus H. and Ed~ln Haet invited % attend her
without further usn1n 1Drcey afternoon th nst-
the Church Of The Annnncsnon iit-t At O'Clock precisely
4 20 VIII be- utorred 10 Trinity Cemetery
JACOB FSAt Sapeton t. July John Jacques tfed q years
minds invited attend hs FUNERAL the Jth inst att
0'ciocN A.. ~, from i.s late residence AZ stapeOn.
JENNfN0S Suddenly of the brain ~ Shrewsbury
oar s. Of Oscar Jcuonas aged year and mpniha
Tho relatives snd friends Of h parents are invited 90 N,end hs
frnsra n O'Clock. NJ on Juy H. from No D, East ifhst
Peter Masferson the t3i OF hs
HE late demo- corner OF ,i'hst
Broadway (MoudayJ Juy A. AZ O'Clock His remains
wll ~ taken Calvary Cemetery Tor interuent
MUNRO In Newport, June y, Mr. Nathan hanro, Va tho
th BIZ The deceased has had children seventeen
aId dren hundred and forty geagandchdon, my two
sirat gre graud CHILDREN
MiLLkRD-Ai DELHI y. Z, Ju'y william Millsrd aged Is
SMITH, Thursday July Robert Smith frsi CLERK In tho
Cfy Inspectors Oihce, nged % years -,
relatives the family respectfully invited 10
the esftuc Of his hr0therin law Mr.
Araham No ~ Prnct Brooklyn, tbs iNondayl ater-
o'clock without further invitation H. friends IN New
Al the CorousT'- Office No New C yHs, Chan
o'clock where will be waiting thsm
70 Brooklyn .. . 80,
aged IS .
hsu Pstton. Of e Armand Csnaas Etit assd Il years
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CorRr oT sTssoSs-The Court assembled on Friday.
Judge Moore presiding but no business being 'eay th7
Court adjourned I'LL Tuesday the 18th inst
Tie following gentlemen emplnneled as Grand > J.
rors the day previous
Cersrdus L. Demparsst foreman. Wn II Haywood,
Thomas Peacock WIN Spencer Peter Murray Thonas Z.
Moore Lewis " Bald sin. John t. Hunt J .h1 + Hsnaes
sey. C. Nafis Conking Brush. Charles Noble JACOB Z
Day Charles g. Van Zandt. s.s Jacobs. Toe retired 20
Their abors after the usual charge The business before
them this term IS very heavy
ARREST oF A sERraST FoR THEEr-On saturday after
noon .ervart girl recently employed by Mrs Grnos'
No II Cotias row. COlumD4si wa arrested by Oc5rs
Hshevs and Harold. Of the Third District Police on 'n7
cha q o stealing two notes Of hand for 2oo ana sew
ersl articles Of ievelry valued az from so 20 $50 Por'
ton Of the property found ia house IN WHO" -
where she bad formerly resided and two OF the occupants
taken into Gust dy on suspicion OF being
The note not recovered The accused tnd me '"o
others locked up for examination on the charges
which may be preferred against them
Drowned ia TuB % WAIER-An infant j. month,
Of age If parents named Tandey, residing in Prnuon'
Columbia, drowned ia tub OF water 10 the O'ck
YARD Frd,y evening dursg the temporary absence OF
the mother.
SERIOUS AcclDsr-On Saturday afternoon little son
Of Mr McDono1gh, residing AT the corner OF Court and
Congress as. crushed between water cart ana A
wall bis fathers house, and was so Dsly hureu >'
bis liie Is eespaired Of
SERIOUS AccrDgxr-On Thursday afternoon two horses,
attached 10 carriage containing Mr. Ihsodore Pomyne
and children became Frightened IN Court So sna
OIL smashing the venice ana throwing mrs IoaJh7
and The CT dren into the street whereby they were badly
injured Mr. Pomsyne eutanged in the Ines and
WIS dragged a considerable distance before the horses
could be stopped. He was also much bruised
rorIcr VFyuFR ARRFsrED-Thomas Comfy, doing bus
mess in Brdgest Hilary on Friday arr 'sted on
the charge Of selling policies. HIS office was cr0Fdsd
with men and boys az the time of his arrest who
waiting 10 hear the prizes announced lie WAS iuny
committed.
THT CANARsIE RIOTERS The examination OF the par
ties Of roting Cuarsie, the IN INST were
"a have been brought fer nnaion on Friday but II
appears the Grand jury in session the matter WI"
BE- transferred To- them for their consideration, forthwith
Toll GATIs-A meeting If the citizens Of the Eighth
Ward was held At Lind-ays Hotel Wednesday evening,
st which twas resolved petition the Common Council TO
abolish All toll gates within the bounds OF the City OF Brook
lyu, and particularly the gate over GOwanus Greek
THF WATER CONTROVERSIAL resolution was adopted
in the Bosrdof Aldermen Thursday evening providing
that three Of the five Water Commissioners. lin the event
Of the adoption of the Water PAM to be appointed should
be chosen by the Democrats and two the Wings.
ATTEvPTFD SucInE.-A man named Edward Fnck a.
tempted 70 commit suicide Thur-day evening by jump
ng INTO Gowannus Creek lie recued.
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Bo,Hn oF EnrcTIoS a regular monthly m4etn. II
tie Bosrd held Thursday evening - the City Hi,
the President Mr. sylvester iu the Chair
1e Committee oD ga dheatous Of Teachers offered the
folio sing resolution which was al pied
Teod Tt.t Hannah T. Smith DUAL ed teach the schools
In Assstlnf "a Primary Department AF1 Mss
Hsturh third Assistant Mas Mary ALLEY hi-h A.
Mis- MaIy Tern first Assistant lat rlcit-s Of
he BohIe be Issued accoIcufy.
MIR Lay moved hat the COMMITTEE Normal Schools
be- requested 20 make for the opening of tue
Nors VI schools on tAv first Saturday III September next
Adopted
Mr. D,marest offered resolution that The Board call The
of the Common Colnc 20 thu provisions of SEC
lqih If the Act in ation 20 Common hs requiring
assessment Of the valuation of school property in the
era WORDS. Sc Adopted.
Also asking that the Common Council auth rz- the Con
trol,r 20 Warrants the payment Of il-rrsr upon
a indebtedness, Tor School property and 70 make arrange
emf. for the payment iuu0ing the prurpal guns,
seysrallv due from the several di>;ri .. Adopted
Also resolution urging The Common Council 20 take
IL, requsou of this Board Tor means - build two school
Houses. Adopted.
An vitaon received from The Board of Eiusat
Of New York inyiug the members # tons Bosi to visit
the Free Academy AZ their Annual Examination. Ac-
cepted.
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SATURDAY. Iulr pm.

oAlbhDAf Jny I'm
There fair amount Of business the Stock Board
and Of Erie the sales quite free about 900 shares
The feeling firm and in cases Improvement
obtained. Erie closed at 7 after having been III In
the street, advance Of cent most rigid economy
Is being introduced upon this road and the Managers are
examining the transportation department thoroughly 10 or
der TO re6rganize on the most economical basis consist
eni with perfect efficiency We know on one division the
running expenses have been cut down over $40" per
month withou, cutting off any Of the service Of the road
ess reforms will b. carried through the entire line until
the working expenses reduced to the proper bas-i'
o "a . cent Of the earnings Hudson River is buoyant
under fresh Of consolidation with the Central line
TIE .ales were Zoo shares beside private sse Of 90
I.,ss 4, 75 which advance. The other Fancy Raj
roads are steady Nicaragua is moving up The sales TO-
d,v show an improvement Of cent In Coal shares
there /. not mach doing and prices not bnoysn NC
CuIoch Gold sold At 7, the previous price lac SAVES o
Premium Railroads light Csnri = waai'c a. 20
Gove-unen. Stocks in fair senA'd a. III P-So' la"
road Bonds are qpiet.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ATTFNiT To CoNNIr SrIcIDE Yesterday morning a
respectable sppearirg woman undertook 20 commit suicide
Will under tn influence # des poudeucy temp lry
raugeen owing trouble. She has been living at The
w,st Her husband treated her With great cruelty and
abandoned her u escape punishment Her face YET ba
the II arks of his cruelty Sl- back - her friends
with her chcrcn and undertook sewing as mean, Of
livelihood for herself her children Her hrt job OF
work for clothing store. The work was taken in
Saturday evening finished and pronounced rHiat-I sea
tence oiien passed on work. Such dsc0uragenent AZ
that cribs worked upon Der mind through the night that
she made attempt to drown herself Aid Vas al hand aud
sb- saved and be 1ry her rashnes she
suffered some from sickness since the attempt.
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Sale. of slack. AZ PhlIedeIphIa. =. s.rvp

Fin, Boqy4-ssfto Reading r. Re. 70 cash 0 se0 sehuyi
Nav Fo s. - 81; Sl00O schgy Ssy c. q 81 10 Psnss
RR rs 90. Is CO. ADO Do b5we, 90 go Monrs ana.
80 lfs l00 LBE Island r. P b. - do Do b5wn, u, Ha
sttSh r. ID 5i Ddo do 5ii 100 Unioa Csnal cash. l7i
mr. IDA 20 sehuyikm Nav S. ~ 2z 5000 Peunsy
s. o. s38 IS do IS 81 PsunyVans Railroad So loCnxd
90 saturday hereafter until the 3h August there ~ BE- no Sec
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MAR RID.

ANGFI-EVERTS-At Grand Rapids Mich, June NJ, william
Au.eL of Grand Haven. and Miss Ann NJ. EyertA
tIPER- LORI Sn Apuia, Ououdag0 County July BY Rev
Robert Paul M Peter Piper OF uxOD COnftlandt County
NJ . sopl a second daughter Mr. Lofn Of place
WHFFLER-G HACE-At Newport. x |, July q, Hon John Y
Editor The Fou Smith Herald Arkansas and Miss Mar
+.
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100 shares North Carolina a. %.
2cf0 shares Toured iiil Company, go -
100 shares New Greek, DO, J.
20 shares MiddiefOvn Silver ard Lead Co.. At IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

FiuNES's EXCURSION Engine Co. No 10 of Will ans
burph have accepted invitation = visit New Haven
the 22d OF . month for the purpose OF taxing part 10 the
annual parade of the Fire Department of thar place
number at visiting companies viii be present from otte
places and take part 10 grand playing ,tch fr sp-n
did silver goblet ard saiver The corporation of N-T Ia
have Appropriated $500 toward paying the o
receiving the visiting companies
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ACCDTNT-Ssturdsy forenoon, lad years of age,
named Andrew Donalson residing IN North Ftihs was
serious If fatally ur-d by being over by swi
cart lie ridir upon the cart and accidentally fell oil
sustained compound fracture of the arm, fracture
Of the right thigh bone, also his right knee and foot badly
crushed e attended by Dr. Beady, aud yesterday there
was HOPES Of his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

WELLS PUMPS aSD CIsrERvs-The City Controller. IN
bis report 10 the Common Council Tnarsfsy evening
gives the amount assessed for we'll. pumps and public els
terms and repairs for the FOR the years ,5i-1 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

The People rel Angelina Smith sgt Geo s S'hUf-
Case postponed and the child nnertine Shard ia the
mean tine continued at s. Vincent seminary
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COURT OF Ape
Lhe arYnmrut IN the Cal

COURT OF APPEAI.S-ALBASy, July - 1853
The argument in the case Of the People sgt Van kens
seaer commenced yesterday continued and concluded ct
Pm.
No. "a Heretofore struck Of.
No 65 Van Der Nogen. adms &c, appts, ayt Yates
respondent; Argued. VIM. Tracy for appellants Aionzs
1. Paige for respondent
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TIE CRY FINtNcFs-r0oss IN favor sgsinst the
Consolidation movement can ascertain by ih~ iolo FnS
sure- the state of the finance At The CITY Of Williamsburg
~ exhibited by the books in the public offices:
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land inflicted by pistol shot, ia the hs9ds OF
fes Of No 4 Centre street on Ihe morning OF
70; Sonn stS g., fJuoe lss9r .o.,,o- ,..nas
Upon Wv re- syre,t Of the accused, who II IS thought
has asd the City.
o-.,,o,R.-The following persons were among those
= .rrved Yesterday al the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

Drowned 49, TUB % WATER-An infant j. months
Of age # parents named Tsndey, residing in PTnuon.t
Columbia drowned ia tub Of water 10 the btes
ard Frd, evening durag the temporary absence o.
h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

CHARGE OF GRAND L,KcENI-A ool0red man named
Beriamin d. GodDg arrested Friday charged with
stealing s2O from the trunk Of Capt AncreT Bnga of the
schooner Judge Baker Virginia The accused cook
OF the vessel and stole the money while The schooner
Wing at SuithGed. Virginia Ga her arrival h-re h. vas
taken 20 the First Ward Police 81 alton and searched chen
the money found tied mp in his shirt lie confessed
his guilt and committed by Justice Bjgart for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

SERIOUS AccIDsT-On Saturday afternoon little son
Of Mr McDOnO1gh residing al the corner OF Court aud
Congress sts was crushed between a water cart and
AL near bis fathers house and badly injured that
his life i, cespaired Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

DARING STREET ROBBERY Raphael May, residing at
Nc II Hamilton t. on Thursday ght while tssng through
Oal 81 accosted by man unknown TO bin, Tno
seized his th and ran off with il May pursued hi n
CRYING stop thief and when At the Of hatson and
Catherine sts Officer Muholand arrested him lie had
thrown away the watch in his ght but il found The
ihief wss taken before Justice Wood and committed for
lral under the name Of James llagan.