New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
srRAseER,-Tbs following are among the arrivals at

the principal hotels:
Hon Lot Clark Staten Island Hon Gilbert Dean Pokeepse
Fhs, Baker Alessny Furnace. Col Il De Forest Boston
PBTyler Springfield Cen. Edw. Russell, Vermont -
sis a,n D drM ISs Macs
Major @. u Lsnman, Buffalo. &c Russell Great Darlington
D.. R.. wikiEson Phlad. John .. Cook, Pa
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Hon. c. IrserOr New Haven. Cunningham, Boston.
d.. b Taylor Va All Hicks, Nashville, Tepn
Al MoCraie, st. Louis Frank Moore Washington.
W. Crew, 81 Louis. Col Norm. ohiadep6ia.
Ii. Pie Cincinnati: L; Bartlett TarryOvu.
ST. NICHOLAS.
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H ics n Wilson Boston Hon " Garter, Tena
BoD. II. Browrel, Boston NJ H. Berkhesd baltimore.
& Baker PRlsdeiphi. A. Bu so,s, Mo5i. Al.
:. Van Rsnsssser, Saratoga sPs G A Crayt9n HAifS
A. B. Psichen Buffalo: Boo 3 Ford, Mobile, Ala
Dr. Kuhn, Sandwich I.isnd. yao a Inseh.rt Baltimore
kusey, La Fsyere. Ala Jno. =. Downes Canada
f. i Cornell San Francisco. winsdeld, Nlrysburs G. W.
pr II vsrderver J. ;. wilson Lexington Ky.
d II. sptrfawk Boston. w Finley Milton, c. W.
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BP Jshsso6, Albany A. Campbell Baltimore.
VA Nichols u : Army. b sewil Boston
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r. spnng, Loudon. s. H. Giveas south Carolina
BOARD OF ALDERMES- Special Ses, i'm Richard T.
Con pton E.q ia the Chair aud Quorum present The
e. for tn Special Meeting was read
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hrri to their former Report in favor Of appr0pratng
Sl2997l o. a. pay draft Of State superintendent OF Com
n.n Schools After some discussoa this Report was
adopted and sent TO the Board Of Assistants for con
,rrence.
On notion the Board then adjourned to the lst Monday
in June.
SERIOUS AccrDvy1.-A man named Andrew Libby. lv.
ing 1T No a Mulberry st while int xicafed Sunday
evening fell upon his child who thrown down. and its
head coming in contact with earthen bowl it received
uiuries which will probably terminate its lii. Dr. Mar
- al in al fle
deep.
Yesterday afternoon man, named Peter Black willis
engaged u Norions factory No 100 Centre a. accidental
" fs through the bat,hway from the Sd story 10 the
ground floor and taken to his residence very seriously
injured
David KinneI aborer yesterday fell from of the
North River Piers into the dock aud striking up
hard substance, fractured his len arm lie was taken to
the Hospital and placed in charge Of DIR. AgHew.
CpARGE oY GRAND LARcLyY-A female named Caroline
Doye was Yesterday arrested ny Ulcer C0ote. of th- Sixth
Ward charged with stealing IS So the property ut Cath
srii Koran residing ut NJ 80 Orange st The accused
gas IN the house of Mr. Koran but short time before the
MOI ey missed and when arrested had portion OF IT
about her person. She committed by jus
tee Osborne to await examination.
CARE1Ess Use OF FIRE ARMs-A man named Ayman
Clark living at No 2ll Greenest, fired pistol loafsd
with WIDER and shot from one of his chamber win lows
SUNDAY afternoon The muzze OF it poiled 81 the
street The hoi took effect the persons OF tw" t-mlr
sud who were lifting at atAhle IN No 2Os Gr4enest,
wouudiug OF the females named Eug Revere near
the let ey-, and slightly woundng the other complaint
pref red against him, and he was held by Jut'e NJ
GratL to await examination He states that he believed
tie pistol TO be not loaded when he pulled the trigger
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESr.-George A. Walker, a
lOokhinder was Yesterday arrested by Ohcer Fischer OF
the Sixteenth Ward, charged with stealing some silver
spoons a gold Iencil case silver do and s2j in money
from the room Of Ricke Zeigneann at No 40 Eiz 'beth
81 II is alleged that after taking the property from
bureau drawer the accused ran away and was pursued
bnt not overisksn He committed in default Of $500
bail by Justice McGrath, 10 await triad.
ARREST OF FORTUNE TELLER-Frederica Sternle, a
German won an Yesterday arrested by officer
Yandervoor OF the Third District Police Court, charged
with being dsorderiy woman viz fortune teller. Two
other women preferred complaints against her, alleging
hst thy had her telling fortunes by cards and that
she also received money for doing When The oheer
alpesred AZ her residence No 200 Houfnst he found
large number OF persons assembled there around the magic
table upon which Mrs \ dealt her cards she was very
angry when thu officer told her the nature of his errsnd
bat finally consented tn 90 with him. aud being brought
before Justice Welsh she held to bail in $500 for her
future good behavior.
RowpYlsM SIHESABBATH On Sunday evening the First
Ward Police had occasion sestsoms dsordery charac
rs H. Battery Place and while taking them 70 the Station
House they were assaulted By large gang who seem9d
bent on rescung the dsorderles I'd Of up yards Of
ttOus. nd persons coleciyd and lndiscrlmDae
attack made upon the Police. Capt. Hapin OF the
First Ward Pce was notified and soon appeared on The
ground with reinforcepents and after severe struggle
John Egsn james Ewe and six others Of the rageaders
were secured ard taken before Justice Osborne, who
locked them up for trial in default OF $500 ball. each.
Several other skirmshes Of similar but less serious
character occurred in other portions Of the City during
the day and evening and several arrests made.
FIGHT BETwEIS Two POLIcENES.-Yestsrdaya afternoon
difficulty occurred in the sleeping apartments Of the Poc-
the Sixth Ward Station House between Officers Crssons
and CaTln relative 20 window sash the former CONTEND
ing that il should be raised aRd the latter that It should os
81 SD The dispute high and AZ length Cr8ssons seized
boot and threw il biz fellow officer; after which ne
bounced upon him in feroci0us manner and beat him
cruelty Others Of the Police who present separated
the after which Carlin went before Ju.tice o.
borne and preferred complaint against bis ssssiant Tor
whose arrest warrant issued by the Magistrate.
FATAL FALL.-IAst evening a German fell from one ot
the upper stores ofthe boarding house No. l3 reenwien
Il 10 the pavement, and instantly killed CORONER
Gamble viii hold inquest upon the body tins moTning
DROwsED IN A CELLAR On Sunday afternoon, BOY
three and half years Of age named james brennan;
whose parents reside the corner OF FIFTY nntn 81 ana
Second av found drowned in the cellar under us res
idence II appears that be was missed oy ms parents
during the afternoon and search WAS ma Re Tor hm Tnen
his body found floating in the cellar which was partly
full Of II is thought that portion OF ths covering
of the cellar had been removed by one OF the tenants
Of the house for the purpose Of making nre and while
thus exposed the lad fell in and was drowned Coronei
ODonp.n held inquest upon the body and the Jur,
| readered q verdict Of death By dsHAipg.