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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

Known The first inhmston Of the FIR by the occupant.
Of the premises the explosion If some FIRE crackers
and before he could give any alarm the whole " the Aa
story in flames The hreen were eary On the ground
but before they could get fairly TO work the flames had
communicated to the fourth and sixth stories In ties
three upper stories we're large quantity Of
fireworks, piled in the various rooms from the
Bocr TO the ceiling The explosion Of these vas 80 great
20 the adjacent buildings and greatly alarm the Oc-
eupAnis of stores in the vicinity For nearly two hours
ths explosion ef crackers rockets. blue hghts R,msa
candies wheels &c. continuous and served 10 keep
tie crowd Al distance from the burning building.
The 6remen also sppehensivs Of danger and thr-~
her streams from the street int the widow
For nearly lhre hOss they sb"red in the most enery.tc
manner, but despite their sIsrons the building
'ry destroyed together With ~ contents 10 rapid va:
he progress a the flames that it only with thu great
est difficulty that tie prOpneOrs OF the Sore on the 49,
floor eo,o their books. Mr. Calkns rushed is' M.
sre 81 the peril of ti. life and ucceeded IN getting out
hs sfe conaifng book, psp-rs &c Anaged nan NAMED
joseph Clark who for many years had been the
employ Of Mr. Purcy lost MS hf- at tbs IRE IL seems
h.srrg the first explosion he went up t. examine otO
H. hut in q after he appeared NJ the hA story
wndOv and by the aid II horizontal sign-bssr1. de
fcsHceo two st.res whore be held fast nut before lad
der could be procsred the eIpl sion Of rockets
which blew the widow, caused him 10 surrender bis
held sDd he FIJI 10 the pavement striking upon his oesd
Re wa. immedi tfy picked up and conveyed to hs New
York Hospital but bis wounds that he
PRED before reaching that Institution 1t norsd
hat boy who worked in the establishment hal psrshsi
ID the flames he had not been about mp % late
hour last night Mr. Puroy slightly barned in en-
desvorng his books The lOss If Mesrs C.lsins
DsuOr is estimated at frsm 40 900 to $4,000 their
oss j. psris, insured Mr. Purdys loss will lot a fAF
sIoIt 81 100000 be il par tally insured.
The buildings No 80, sccupied oy Richard Kissing, i'm.
porter If fancy goods and others ssd No. &C. imported
~ Jas Harris and others, considerably damaged By
building destroy 3D. was owned by C. w Llesths and s
fully injured Through the eS.rtions OF the fremen the
fe confined 10 the building in wen originated
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nARliIED.

ALRIN-REYIFR-At Msuhsssct Long Island Wednesday
mus Ju, 5 Mis- Anna kevier OF Lima A. 70 Carl Do "
Ann 81 this city
LJER DpuoHTY-At Hsr'em June H. BY Rev s. Our s. IL.
Fur oi Ohio Ms r.. Doughty, HArsm
EAN1A-NAsUBL RNOb 1ussday the lith mat BY Rev Dr.
iueu n bAufs Of Bfokyn, f. to Mary Y, daughter Of
" u WashtuII. Fs0- q this city, q
FAOLfTON-SMl1H On WEDNESDAY, the 18th mat, By Rsv.
&C. theeser j. Eason, ofNewfors to Miss Sarah ~ Smith
- isiT l. /
~ hFlF Id HF RSKELL- 90 WsdDes by
iJs Mr. J. ~ r. dh Mis- KATE A. Hersks
ffFAl6HrWtB DfN-tu We'd esday June U.s. BY Rev Edwin
Hsiled Villa Sp.asnt 10 Sarah A. daughter OF NJ joan
Nd ltff II is ,ifg
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hipgIe' wsha,. friend who insist, that, ,snuO, be

shngei We have friend who insists that Il il cannot BE-
made 20 Do tire whole mist IKE Of t1s operates W
Deception ard oilers the # $500, Or ssy chTita1l-
INSTITUTION II elevate wholly shinZie. on inch ron
is rsstng place By the sppcton ~ tn hare haze ~ in
gers Is done UPON The table when moved. Or We
hat legs Necessary fer it, acoa NJ mss-- to-
orer FOR tn suspension. by 'h@ SAM means the light;
toy table II certainly seems that f,rc- sI lent for IN,
propulsion 81" large table should De able I" elevate Gu
'r'y the:e Light objects bat it has no; yet bee, M aai
Why hh' Gao. Wsrss
n. Ia.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tm. DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Psrt I--N,s PIT. 10 IT'S Ga $50 667,
MS, i9 40 72 523 10 727 Part Il-Nos 1850. Ina
Loo LOO l224 I" l,22s 1891, l23t. L23J to Pa laT
10 le5l 1888 To- 1856 1883 10 1904 lg64 to l27s $50 to
LIB 2s5 "a 2e9
CoMMOS pLEAs- Part Nos. l.l9g ta / 206 2Os TO
l29 PR In 1872 l. ego 22I, 223 b l93b l2JT
10 l2I 95
sUPtHIoR COURr.-Nos $40. 1853. il9 s76 $50 IA sl3
RIO si7 s2s 100 2O2 ss0 g. lO2 lO3 lOt % g5 So TO-
-. lols lO'9 To- 1903. $50. 0J5 O36, 0J7, l038
L : DIsTWCT COURT.-Nos 2to9, II, ~
SuTRKME COURr-SDociai JeIw-Nos. 10, 20, 81, 49, 20
Ia
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

STR,wsYRRr FEsrrvlL-A grand strawberry festival
civ last evening hy the ladies achef to It Pau
Prtesant Epsc, pal Church. under the charge 1T R-v
H. + Roberts, at the Odeon. There large number
81 persons present.
On Saturday last. Edward Hadian. who was srrsgned
e trial At the County Court of Queens Co. Indictment
f. burg plead guilty, aud sentenced TO the State
prison for two years.
The Circuit Court and Court Of Over and Terminer will
commence is session. in North Hampstead Monday
IeAt Justice Selsh Is Strong pres ding.
ACCIDENT On Monday afternoon while Mr. John Lott
scc.up3nisO p, Mrs hisn and chi d. of Flushing w-r-
fr'iI down bill on the Flashing Road. the wagon 4.
suddenly upset hy the breskng Of the aKetrse ami the
irce were throw violently upon the road Mr. L'tt
seriously injured internally. and Mr. Johnson received
d., cut in the head by striking head first upon
stone.
Tuesday evening dsgracefu fight occsrred on one Of
tie Peek slip ferry boat, between lrisn woman aud
cn'ored woman The Irish woman was arrested on the
William lur.l -
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cIRcuTr couRr -B,fsre yuas, Roe,tv,lr.

CIRCUIT COURT -Befars Jude Roesrvrlr.
Hetty D Coaen aud Ehzseesh COuroa.
SUI b, mother Of Mr. 10 dissolve as marriage, already
referred TO-
Marin l. Sheldon testified to NJ Csarsons entering
into engagement with bin in JAY Las, to parcnsss
piece OF pr,p-riy; witness @sked $500 NJ 90, him 10
scrse 20 take $500 the agreement entered into bat
The uon-y not paid he dsspoontei in person not
l,'rn him have the nothing peculiar in his
manner be said he hid been married and stopping
with his A. the Colamore House do not know Il he
.Isninsd the titl- OF not
Nathan Perry sworn-keeps q hotel pannd AMI ms
eli, 20 the house; they by tn Philadelphia
train b. ssd Re wished 10 remain there r he vent 10
hous. ke ping they remained some days. bills were pre-
.'uied 10 hun three times while they wers there which
we're always paid.
Gross. Il requested Mrs. Courson that they
should take their meals I'M Their swn room - would
pr fer that they should do They conducted themselves
With great propr-y and saw nothing peculiar in the son
duct 81 Mr. c. made the request II taxing their mss
in their o~n room, account Of Mrs C. being somewhat
kIosn.
John A. Stoutenburgh testified to b-ing lawyer;
Mr. in Ma, last at Morrso~n he called in his carriage
snd drove witness out he had horse. which he called
An. el he TAXED sood deal about horses nothing
p,eu isr about him did consider he had much mind
WI Hutchins t-sth-d 10 keeping fsrnture store ia
Prracv have sold furniture N Mr.. Courson; about
years sgo sod him about a. take 20 a,rristown
whi,h be- ponptiy paid sold him within year bill II
ssoe wa Tor house at fiermont hegsvs note but
not net, sid 30 expressed surprise that HI, cousin hsd
NOT the note as his cousin hid in his hands belonging
10 him b. sid s.vers thousand dollars ne gave oy my
r. que fssion e judgment or the amouoti dd not
Obs rye ANYTHING singular about him except the peculiar
iil OF his
Jim Boyle teshsed also 70 being furniture dealer In
this CITY ,od ktchel furniture 10 Mr. G witnessed moth
peculiar in regard To him. except bis voices not
psid znd ent to the Collsm"re House. heard
iion between Isaac and his bro her. tho brother told
him he not know how to take Of his money Isaac
o. 'ad that he ~osd place his affairs in hands so that
should he paid
Henry lockwood testified to keeping h,tel AZ Pier
mont; Mr. q Sked ~itn-ss TO sell him s.ddls horse
which be ~itssss have said he wanted to purchase
the horse for bis wife observed nothsg peculiar in his
Archer testified TO being lookinggsss aud picture
fr me maker sold to MIR & last year hill Of framed
prints To the amount Of $50 observed nothing different
IN his manner from that Of other persons
The evidence then stated To be closed except TO
one witness.
Adjourned to this forenoon
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The nle,-n. ves,bor

bs " 2 Towie. Coumbisn Hal, No 2sl Gr,nds -ta
sd snrous 70 maize puk Of th Sumner goods and
sen avs, dsspponted Wth the cy odd
Ihe sales viii however hed
sEs osy Nth the ch0css goods of inp~.oaL
n nch lncis Or, black ,ud eoor-i SS
f-'eses BARGE de Lsnes Paris printed Lawns Jsone &c &c
slc will h sold cheap Ladies'
make b.rgnn. do fail 20 Columbian Hal to-day.
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The only picture from life OF Eugene, Empress
.f - French to BsorHERs DsEuerreoyp-
Galleries t.ien in P,r,b BY Mr. w As.os re.s
hoLHmsn siely ereced Petit B- Views Cty Of 2ns
ord Pan. and plates Rooms No % Bo.dwsy sp
The PAIt Fountain hs door mp st,rs Aanltnce s
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To THE LADIES.

To TIE LADIEs.-UB.DELL, PEIRsO, & LAKE invite
he attention q sI patrons the ossnnf Of, lss.
ner 81 cN plaid sts BareEes J.con-ts kc.
h Arabia en- br.ens pOvede heh
for No al BoAd~s, between Grand Brooms,
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-Beors Judge BEBsE, and


Laughin Br' man, young man indicted for highway
robbery roumted on the person of Michael Lynch res
'd,nt of b. rgtn Go, Penn placed on trial The evil
dnce did not prove robbery and III, prisoner was con-
victeo If assault and battery only lie will oe sentenced
IN Friday Il next w-,k.
SmoI Fisk Michael Owens indicted for burglary In
The uo degr.c tried and found guilty Of petit lar
c,IS only They sentenced TO the psn,entry for
sxu onil e.,h
Two other unimportsnt disposed Of atsr
Which the Court adjourned for the day
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Cotontn DIerrrEroIrprs-fh

COLoRID DLGUzERroIrPLs The pnblic are invited
GUENrYs .nd mssu6oeut D.Euer-o.n- Gallery, No 80
GESTURE u. a.. aheb he h.. recently produced s - ,ssh
20. CTysts,- p, with md wtfou color
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GOID.-We are informed that lie" process ior et
rsciinR soS from has been d.coye tnN s n,eeae
other mode Ehovn, and Thought ~ GOOD aas' W"
mske entire revolution In the whole process.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HFAvr DAMAGES AGAINST PHrsIcIAs In the case Of
Wilson. against Smell tried in the Circuit Court, before
Judge Bst, uo TUESDAY the jury yesterday rendered
verdict Of t25OO damages for the plaintiff The action
brought for $4,000 images account of injuries
tSined by plaintiffs lad years Of age ia cpnss
quence Of nsertipn and of skill ths part of the
tending physi ian.
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z. s DISTRICT COURT.

UlskIlIs1n Natleflne
ncfsOn I" recover clue # schooner San Luis bound
&C. Phiscephis with al OF tone. and into and sunk
the New Jesey shore about 25 mile. from Sandy hook
hy the Csh rne bound to New York The night clear
the : Lns close hauled She had lookout and .
nan 1t TIE wheel, but no light The Cstherns hsd the
wind free an1 NJ look ont but with light Held in
'ordance with sf It John Pain 10 How 557, vas
the dpty of the Catherine 20 have avoided the COLTS on.
rud ere fault in the San Luis Decree for libel
laut
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SertesoeMichsel Rssraon found guilty Of menslsugh
tr, by sTik ing james Muller the head xh Delay
ne y, nteuc 10 TO years IN the Pentsniiary
Before jade MircnLL
Jshn v westerse late shedG Jsoeh and another
On bond incemniy tr sL0oo. gwen in lss7 20 Sc
cure iht Shtrin relation 10 leyy and sale made 4 goss
Pot Crswt I'd execution in favor II def-n
Which good. claimed by sylvester q Pn.f ~hs
brought for damages aerwsrd sgSns the sheriff and
recovered 81 200. which the sheriff obliged &, paw
suit Is hr ughi n the bond Of indemnity In defense IL Il
.so that the hwy excessive. and bssnce cf goods
levi.d upon no, accounted for. Sc In reply said
N. Rocs con, of hardware which bsd been damaged
BY q fire and sold at great sacrfce. The caseis
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RrcIsESTu PARADE The Fourteenth Regiment, Ca.
Smith, Mustered at the City Arnory yesterday noon and
marched about the city They accompanied byt~o
bands Of music and presented very handsome appear
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49,, - s,sek. af psilaAe,ys,..

Ft.t B.s,s sl0tU. g. s. ~ z Psns RR, 80; ia. -
II Seis. q o. 2 zo,ss. g. - $50 %. Rsd sss s
-, s3Be sch Nav Co. ~ 8 10 cbeser H,stss o. %
fIas Eel5 Dur C.np g. "a; 80 ss-ss Hin God Co. r
Is $50 L.se e go ssIns FRI g, MD s.,s ~ !. n
Con- h Cd 81 SO AIssa Co q. g I4ssh Ss1 Pref D.
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- lNEsDAY. Jsss - nc

There was fair business done hs stock Board 'oa>y
with the usual ia tustioms The sdng f1nc7' '"o no
srseo ehsrge Reading. ho~eys Is oaey.' ann so'a
up to ss-an in provsment Of II sent IHs s''HeAa
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SUPREME COURT-Before Judgs PAINE.
Dsrs W. Whiting the Hudson River RAILROAD Company
To damages for personal injury received two
three years ago The case is on.
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attacked in brutal m.nner Officer Kelvin beasn ter
rby and might have been murdered hal b4en A alone
struggle with the despsrad0es SO il, at times in every
Wsrd Of the City not being exempt from ouiors Ks
which instigAted. generally speaking. BY class
OF persons who have f. equals in crimes Il snast every
grafe. Our Police have no only cOa'end With rogl-'
reared and trained in v-ny among but lss the
yctsd feons II almost every nation IF Europa hundreds
81 whom hsv- sped FROM the Penn, Colonies where they
had been banished for crime and have migrated - this
City II is szid the Police get paid for doing their dl;v.
therefore they expected in 81 any not let
The danger be ever great O 90 in" overwhelming
they nay BE- single banded and @Rdsnger h- lives and
every possible IN the offenders II IS true
they get paid but are their present salaries sufficient in-n
tives 70 induce good 70 remain IN the d-psrtn-n At
such risks or vii The amount Of .asrv now awarded n
them he sufficient object for such the public ned
70 protect their lives am properly make applications Tor
appointments the Police Really good rn-n 10Th .
ik Their heads ~ seo0 per snnum and FOR mat san me
City cannot obtain their services 10 yield the locust ort1s
suppression q rovdym. Applicants for POli'e fav0rs
bsve not forgotten the fact that within past years two
good officers Of the Fourth Ward have been brutay muir
dered in the disc hsrge # their duty.
There ia scarcely Ward ia the City in which there IL
MT one or more POce en- who has lost AZ eye or IS one
wise nsm4d or disabled from injuries r. 'eV-d At th=
bands Of ruhans while endeavOrag n perform his day
These dangers, and the sm. salary granted Policeman
have discouraged good from seeking appointments IN
the department; in consequence OF the great rise IN
rents provisions &C. salary Of 5000 sill barely support
IN this City. particularly IL be Ia: family May
Of the Policemen complaining that the snount IT
money received by them each week EIi scarcely las ~
another pay day rolls round although thsy should
pend f4rthing for anything eIe'pt pare nec-ssiir-
Quite recently, ~ the BET officers in the whole Pc-
Dep rmeIi Obliged 20 tender his resignation TO tn
Mayor in consequence Of being able p-o'urs su,s
bic apartments fl biz family ia the Ward where hs
ceived his appOntmenths salary being made quite 70
allow bin t. live and do duty in that Ward According 20
the rules Of the Department Policeman cannot act in his
official capacity out Of the Ward from which he recsivss
bis appointment therefore the City has lost th7 services
Of one good at least, The Police pstio isg
the Common Ceusc for a ucresse Of salary, which in
ius,r- - them should be allowed, the wages OF almost
every other class Of sborer hsye lately been advanced
a. TX PoLIcggAf
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THT pEoFLEs' FrRRr-I will bs seen that the Peoples
Perry have taken their bo't- of the rout- On Monday
the oh line resumed their wits TO the Stspl@ton dock
touching twice every ripfr'm the City and fr the City
Tier. is no ferry now from the foot Of Lb,rtyst.
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The Aurors Boat Cub their ! rh Annual r.
sstis 70 take pIsc, Casugs Lake June % At ccl,es
ee 10 II al. hosts &c 'hree prizes silver goblet ss.er
and club Gag 20 b. awarded
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Us. CIRCUIT couKT-B,,o,, Jra,. S,,.o.

IL GRIND Jury mt Court ~'rn OIL - indict-
utntsgsnst heooor- A K 81 charge If ,sking prp-
eTty nm ss,rs al the Post Oe- IL pleaded NJ. AT
and hn trial Was set down for the LAT Of June
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THE LATE MrRDER At FREScHs HorEL-i ARREST oF
ANOTHER PsRTr-Alonzo B"gart, the Young man for
whose arrest Coroner Hilton. Tuesday, j. ued ~
rant ~ having been concerned in the fA assault u,on
VIM staff rd At Frenchs hotel abost four weeks since
appeared At the CorOntr Office Yesterday morning A..
paniso by bis father and committed = awlt an
examination, which will take place to-day BogArt j.
suspected of being the person who threw tumbl-r a the
deceased which took effect upon Lis head causing rac-
ture # tie skull
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The excavation for the foundation of thu new Oper'
House ,-sry done and proposals open bsfor
9pir;, nj builders for goieg nth the work.
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NV 81 iesi ssip chs Hi ieera~ ffsm Havre vts"
~, sam setler from liverpool ~
- peplrkk ud-sn Warner oudoa... 81
fess Isi Msns EnfsuiA Colombo from Genoa....9i pkts
T.. rs 40 fIsve. Nslfod from HAVE pkgs
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Fen rgy worLD'. FlIR-Goods arrived since our last
Cor The New York Exhibition Of the Industry Of all
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Among other articles Of rirfa from England IS
esriul shshspsrso shield with designs IN N iu'''a
A., a miniature silver and c'ffee service mtde
- single dim, weighing only forty two grams
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ne Crystal Pslace Commissioners have sem Com.
ss q, washington n invite tbe Pre.ideot and Capn~t
!. BE- present at the opening Of the edaee similar
Gmu,es has been sen, to Albany to invite me State
e,ce,. and the leg Stature Watts SheTm IN, E.q, is the
rhsi,n.sn II the latter COMMITTEES.
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To TABLE MovIns.-EnAbled. as we appear to be, TO
esnse tables 10 move about apartment by some hidden
power, Why IS tina the power will not elevate light
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a.. Ne'Nk FiRi-Loss OF LIFr-About 81 O'Clock
NJ IRE broke out in the .S story brick building
r p,,s Ans occupied in the entire upper part by
Of PV''tr Of toys fancy goods ana Manufacturer
manufacturer Of umbrellas and p.r,.,I. Tns a.
A'0 IN the afh story. bu. how or n Oh, nv g's'u'
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K0nnERr oY A DRAFr-A man named D-nni, NcCo-
mick yesterday arrested charged with M lran
for $500 and $50 in gold coin and bank bills from M-
Bremen Fallen ,resdent Of Mount Vernon, Ohi) TIE
accused token before Justice O,bcrn AMI After IN
eIaminstion committed to prison for trial Three
Others who alleged 10 have been concerned IN hs ron
berry also arrested and Temporarily committed 10 wait
hearing.
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CHARGE oY ASSAULT AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY A man
nsm,d Patrick Cuesscks, arrested az n O'Clock ON
Tuesday n-ht. by Officer L5iieus Of the Ninth Ward
charged With ASSAULT stabbmg PAtisk LosIen'
boarding At Mrs Clerks 10 Washing and also with
ste.ng thirty rye cents IN change from him The com
plsiIsnt swears that he sitting upon a banch a, N.
corDtr of Greenwich and rrowt- at the hour above
named when the accused up and lulied him he
IN mfttey realated when the former stabbed him in tle
bsnd with knife; he then cied Watch " and the OH .-r
cane up and arrested linn. The accused on tbs Other
hard states that be merely slapped hin the shoulder in
friendly manner and had inient Of either r,bb NJ
await examination.
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Frvg roIETs florsE o. isDUsrnT-Res. l.. H. Peqs> So
,,fsksd>nf-A festival vii he given Al The church o
Rev " w B%sch-r Thursday evening, the 10th inst ,
by about 900 children from he Five Points House Of In
dusfry for the benefit Of the above Ins'u'i,n. Rev.
W. Betcher Rev l. NJ Pease and other speakers will be
presen' Admrtsnco free Hsioriny. it will be postponed
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Thy TURY -Cenirevill Con ~. T. 7. Trotisg Wednes-
CAV. june IS. grest trtting match for 90 osO-nle
hesfs l-s' w IN hsrue~s
~ We"drf pss b. rlors T-Bpls
J. Bo5re Highland Md.....................t1 dist
Tine 20 IN PSI
foil report Of this will be given in tO.morro~'s
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Lol 1HE Pooh lSbnN!-We learn that q public
meeting is TO be held this evening the Oyrr,t. Baptist
Church, where lsdan preacher, from Minnesota r-rri
tory lately appointed 90 labor among the Chip tvty and
Other tribes oi the Northwest 10y the American B,pti.t
Home Mission Society wl give free lecture upon tue
aud customs OF thu people Il cir number. need
of schools aud religious privileges &c His English name
Is James Tanner his Indian, EsH QuEGo NEIL or The
LAT F0tr. lie is sand 10 be- man Of talent Of consl
cradle learning, and very eloquent Rev pr HUI ,rrss.
podDg Secretary Of Tire Bapust Home Society,
and e,erd oltrymen Of the City are expected to be
PRESET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

ARREST oF As EscAPED CoSvIcT The young man who
was recently arrested by officers Walny and Deyoe Of
the lmd Office and committed 10 prison, under .me
OF Emmett Rogers, on chsrge OF forgery committed at
Albany, is sscertAned 20 be George w Race who about
hve years ago convicted Of arson II Philadelphia and
sentenced e. The State Prison IS years from whence h.
escaped que re- emily snd bas since been carrying MS
ntfarous transactions. He is said lat " 10 nav ,-e
TO two stores IN Albany in IL which he blew omen
ne safe with gunpOwder and stole from il number of
bsnk checks win the design Of filing them up together
with other papers Of value lis project was however de-
issled by hs arrest he IS now n prison and will shortly