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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
CoRPoRArIoN NEwsPAPERs.-TSe
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRxs.-On Tuesday morning, between and
O'clock. Temporary Stable, II the rear OF No ~
south ithst, owned by Mr.. FHsher, was, toSec ~,
srsrsi sets Of harness destroyed by IRE. Lo.s as'ui
$50 r,l.-
About 10 O'Clock on Tuesday house IN EIes-
su,bst between South 81 and Sd sts occupied oy Uea
nj keNsmsrs, caught Ere In consequence OF asoc'
IN The chimney hwss ex;insuAhed before Ensa aan'-
are had been done.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK FEB. .
Cleared.

sh.-oceas spysy ALsss SEA- James sssts ss
sssu~t E,shs Prsff. Los4ea Gfsvox no<sza "yi sa@
va gd~sF1s CesTestsa, Tsos. Hsfcsl o-...
saIs-y<Asry. Uaan, Hsvsn.. IssAss S'A~sA'
Treat -P<rrsztsoo, X. y Bach Co -, , H.. q r. .
ars,-Trofhy Crs.by Hxrdns Dosoy Is.sn r.. -
Anesbary Csasrp Navy Bay nsst<sj Aosss. go. n a.
W Elvrh Co; f.zt>a He>s. hses S~s
y.n. CIn,o. wsilsr cssresees. G~o Sansy, 4 49,.
- - .s d = Was; JSsa Whts. Dys. wa
sasoe ns.ss.a css.s. o.e's a -
$500. 81 Hs1s z D. Hsrbs CO. Jsa Aas hses9.
Hs..s n Tsnnss; A D., nsa, AsssasAfA. oor 49,
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

70 This day is annually set apart for prayer
in the several Churches in behalf Of the Colleges"
There will be service in the First Presbyterian Church
at loi o'clock A NJ; G3P N, in the Reformed Dutch
Church, Wsyne-s;.; Rev. Messrs. Van Cleef, Hoover
and Taylor ofheate in the latter in the former, Rev
Messrs. Mcclure and Hughes. In the evening q, the
Reformed Dutch Church, Grand a., Rev Mr.. Imbrie
lectures Il ~ O'Clock
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SECOND BOARD


Feh 81 Firgf Baard sch Nav ceed sl1 Sdo. -
40 20 32E Morris Cana ~ 90 su.e Cana d, s
Rsiosd ~ lie Read H. r.. az 40 Beaver MsNb~
Y. X. ss II do 34s 81 Little Schuykl " r. oar - Nnc
hall r., Tsh 90 Lons Island r. r.. ~ 81 Susl Canal. lSs
stuoO Penn NV. Coupon a. 9oa Far ant Mech Bank -.
$500 Lehsl e. e. sAO County Old, Oh 500 Umon
Csusi. pet cents Fr-ierr-d. -.
Ssro-a Bear-sl Puts so sch Nav. preferred ~
g Ilssd r. al s1ito g. as Pea Ia. ll5N 70
WI r. r. 37k. ID Man snd Mc,h. Bk " $40 Cam and An
L. 20 10. Penn Township Bk 70 20 Peun r. boj 90
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CHARGE OF ENBELzLEMESr.-Am man named
VIM H. Wilson yesterday arres:ed BY officer Lord Of
tie Lower Police CoaE charged with emoexxnx ST0 the
property Of Mrs Mary Ann Williams Of Foazhkeepxe Is
appears that January 1852 the Accused empoyd BY
Ars Williams sssis in setting the estate Of her has
hand who had died short tire previously that among 9th
moneys which came his hands 81 I'll IS which be
received from Moutross Feggin dealers st WAshng,oa
Market S7cc Of which be alleged to have enberzl-G
When asked for the money be stated that be had deposited
with the firm Of Coles Thorp ship ehsnders, Al No 81
give the note he presented dated Jane drawn
s~eafp months after date and signed by hseu nseas Of
the above frm ofColes Thorn. lie rssusns 70 restore
the money abe preferred the complaint which led 10 h
rest he VA tlsn before Justice WEIGH and held 10 awns
ct No, ls6 6sve2thA-
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MARRIED..

EowE-wALKER-ozT sssiay. Feb y ~ lAs Rev
Fo-.r. ho-e, o. kssssrtss, 70 Ass sAy " axe u
Brootyu
HSLL-HARELs-Ai wiLszsbursh. L l.. On Nend4y feo
Re, M s-eker Jae--On Ell. q v e Mane Ls1se
C. tssshf-s Of G- W Earr. Ess al q ias asoss seS
sPkhHg-kErNOLDS.-Ol T3@s4&y, f-o a. ~ tHs hev W
K1s Uaer-.ks; chareh B~-t-r M Jsn> -2erry
AnsrI z sausbter q wI R-ynol4- al 81 as
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LR ~ i,,anahp Ne1evs for Lir>yp99t-Af- B.ss,
.ad gf q Bal Ms. - NJ Pgiies saa Me- Der
Mr. Pst-rso@ and ~ Bsrnsii H. seh-ss4e Mr. t.sf
~ y n HsH NJ Lsfhsr. D. H. Ayars, g. y T'us Moff
Bsfhst BebAss JohB r0sEssnd hons F~dns as- Tor.
crvsI- Mr. Dgrsadsn Add &. Ffbs. Joha Wssh ID
J.sn MARI c Gsufs ar. Bsdes4sy. ss~ ross ssosa
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Ncutrssi CITY y Cer.s 1875. ............. S 81
NeN-l ots CITY Y Cent. S. lSSS-fe........ ~ "a ~
New Orieens CITY y CeIt ................... ~ q
IenssN ysi'ia Cen,ss = Centx 1850. 49,. - atee
fbaa Read T. y Cert Mts Bonas isse. s. . ~
New orb snd Ere n Cents Isl Mo- 1850 1904 si0fl
New iors ard efie Y Cent. ConveEtioes 1871 n 90
Oh,o and fsnn y Cent iacone Seads. % . 81
seaSosEc and Roanoke y c. Is; Mts, 1880 a. s. .
The Bloomer bad arrived from, Australia with ga :.
80 in gold. There were thee 70 have sailed from
Australia from Oct. 81 to No, Is ave ves.e. with large
amounts Of gold From Sydney tor London. Or. n.
the or,ental with ne OF value As as; the Aers
from sydney for London. Nov. l. VITA 1900 OF vLss
slTsooO: from Melbourne for London. os o. the
Chowring hee, with 27lS or, value saSt asa; di,rs
the Three Bells With - S3 ox value s3ll sis: dino
Nov Is the Roxsursh Castle with Isl Isl Ca, vsiss
s604.6eS
Letters received from 81 Petersburg. dstei The lS
inst, report further decline in the Exchange Lea
DON which Is quoted b - 10 TO ID Al this rate ship
gold from England out Of the question Not
"hstsodns the cessation OF geld shipments ~ Rasss
however there can he no doubt the Banks stock mus
continue TO decrease until some of the Australian sap
Plies come in. The TSnes says II is no, considered
probable, however that the Bank Directors will mako
any further slterson in the rate of discoun, immeii
siely although the future adoption Of the measure ia
not by any means impossible.
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MILITARY Yrsrr.-On Tuesday the Wishing.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Fsb 2j-Bc6se
the RECORDER ard Aid. SMITH and BARD
THE DoTY PERJURY CASE CONTINUED.


THE DorY PERJURY CASE CONTINUED.
The Court opened at j O'Clock.
IFp. Phelps, sworn for tie Dcfeue-Reside az No 8l8
Gf'euwchst partner OF the firm Of Fenton Phelps
sslt
q Did you at any time see tem together on board Of
any sicam boat on The North River
Objected to ruled out.
several questions were then put whether witness
had seen the Two walk arm the promenade deck
Of uy steamer on the North River bat all were objected to
Wi'Hc'I DO not know DOty; have been frequently up
Ilap Dina, sworn-Reside in Albany; keep the City
Hal Coffee lious- there have seen Miss Clifton and For
rtsttogeti r. at the Eagle Hotel, Albany
Did you see them in room together while in
Absuyi Objected TO aud ruled ouf.
C. Did them IN some bedroom togetherf OBJECT
Coz egasised-C swear what year it was them
AZ Albany II was not IL lsii LEFT tho Eage Tavern IN
O. D. Ceanon sUorr-Resile in Troy; haze known
VAS connected his seH,l character ~ fI as know, "a
The eros.eSanaion OF thi. witness showed nothing Of
any consequence except limited sno~edge OF Doty and
What be- kHsw YVES Of = favorable Character
BudsiTh Leror, recalled by d-fsnse-rhe manner IN
tost Albany wa. II thinI was Capt Marcy posi-
tive he usd tbs eHPre~ on was presnt when Dr. Ouaek'
enbo-. was examined on me Forrest t1al
O. What did be say IN ,iaon LIS entries in the book
Of his visits 10 NJ Clifton
o. jteteG 20 and ruled out
EIsnila,a eoniisuod- She said $40 had been n from
.cme line IN Anil think 18th Of April, 1871 20 some
Stp;ember and that re called On her every Day dar
iur that penod he gave the testimony unqusiinedy
serles Of questsns tnsu essed oy Counsel WIN
view q mpeacLIrg the test nony OF Dr. ., but aiief
lef gthy arguments the Court oyeued al the questions
.oAn G. Che,feMGR swofr-ls physician. zne" MISS
Clinton Did attend time durng ta- Jesr 1914.
Quite . number Of questOus put % this stl.ss'
with view Of slown. what was the matter VITA MS
Clifton When Dr QuacielbCs AID be ATTENDED her but
they ruled out.
Laae krf.a swo.u-Wss called 80 70 the charscter o.
Poty, wkerupon the Court Adjourned
EVENING sEssIOs.
A - f9.-1n peehlea
ana julius smith tined convicted Of hAyIns on The
rigkt Of the 81 ult broken the dwelling Of Nj Henry
Mali on The Bloornu gdale Road, One Hlnfed sd
Tenth and stolen THEREON sE1e guar uty u Pte &C
They sebtsuced the Stats Prison for ten ears sG
too months each.
Haxmsn Muller implicated with Henry Lernan' mao
upW a!dso so year, aG TIED for grand larceny IN
stealing iewelry from the store Of John T. Bgrsess 60,
Rroadwsy n January last; and found Cl,y He was sen
fenced 20 the STATE Prso1 for two LemAn nst Ap-
pearibg his recOgnzanees were declared % Dc ioeiee
Several other Of mlAor importance we're disposed o.
wher tie SouTs Adjourned
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BURGLARs.-On Tuesday morning between
snd o'clock an attempt made BY some burglars -
force an entrance into the dwelling house of Mr. Perry
No lJ South lstst By bursting IN the lower panel 81
the ooor q the foo; OF the rear stairs IL = probSos
that they became alarmed All fed they dill not enter
tie house
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COURT CALENpAR-THI. DAY.

SUPERIOR COURr-Nos. 42l, 525, 53l, 532,
S. >, 81 49, SIS, 81 S5 us S7s 81. So, SO so
s5l So $50 s. IS $50 2sS 20. ia, Srii, S3 SOL 49,
s57 s5s ss $50 SOL So SSs 81 SIS $50, so 50
CIRcVIr COURr Nos ls2. l53. ls5, IA ID, lsl. lS,
Is4 Is5, 10, ~, lss, $50 $50, lS2. -
COMMON PLEAs-Psrti-Sos 20, rs fTs 4oi, 5cs. 80.
SO 81, Sc. Sf5, 81 5f5 SO, 5l2 81 Pant L-Nos
~ 81, lo, as, 80 fse, <Sl, e4 5la olc' 9l7' ss
SS4 635 sT
JsITE0 STATS DisTRIer CocRr.-Nos 50 70 s. a.
n
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AocIDEST.-0n Tuesday morning a man
named Hugh Clark. in the employ Of the Peunsyivani,
Coal Company Of the foot OF North 0hst, had bis arm
broken BY falling from platform distance Of . feet.
He vas attended 10 by Dr. BRADY s; The D.sPensary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
RAnRoAn AccpENr-A laborcr named

RAILROAD ACcIDEST-A laborcr named
John Martin connected with the train Of the Cam
dem and Amboy Railroad seriously II not fatally in
jured AZ New brunswick yesterday morning tie
ing NJ the depot by which his hi gh broken aud hrs
abdomen seriously injured He not expected
MILITARY VIsrr.-On Tuesday the Washing.
ton Life Guard Capt. Sharpe. Of Brooklyn, visited New
ark where they received 10y the Washington Con
tinentals. and the two companies dined together.
The CEMENT CAsE.-The Court of Chancery
will remove to Newark to take up the Cement case
Stoutcnburg Tompkins.
BRoAD-sT. NJ f.. CHURcH.-The members of
This new " organized society met for worship last Sab
bath in Union Hall Rev Mr. Snaiier, of Nsx.Y Jrk l.
the ptstor OF this organization Sabbath School
formed. and a hundred names regstersi.
Tie NetaTk 6dTfiseT with reference to IT, says The
enieIprise and hborslty of the M. f. Church in This
city in the multiplication OF churches Is seldom
,ara ALI ici
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PRICES OF PEovIsIoss-The following are
the retail prices Of some Of the principal articles tor the
table at the Washington snd Fulton Asykets weines
day. February Q, 1873:
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SrRASoERs.-At the MErRoPoLrrAx. Gov.

STRANGERs.-At The METR0POLTTAN, Gov.
Hampstead Iowa Gen. J. A Emerson, 90 Judge Emoit
Poughkeerse; Hon A. Morse San Francisco; Angel de
Itu bi6e, Mexico; Robt- Townsend, Albany; Col C. l..
Russell Ohio; d. Omstesd ST. Paul w. T. Read. Huats-
Vile Robert Wood, Montreal; j. g. Bales Hartford;
J HGlhst'r Buffalo, ana others
At the lRvIEG, Hon. CHARLIE F.. Clarke Albany; Major
Chapman, Army II O'Reily, Philadelphia. francisco
SerVaDs. Havana s. NJ Harlow, st LOUIS A. Y HAMS
George; T.. A. Loveoy Boston p. Stockton Army G.
b. & sby Army A y Bsgley, Army J. Bryan. Swan
nah lhs V. Hagner, Philadelphia; "A. NJ Whiting Ar
my q. Clspp. Aubsrn and Others.
At the AsTOR Hon. J. =. Benjamin New. Orleans; w
n. Perkins. Baltimore; q Mayo, Maine; NJ B.lou,
Boston j. II. Rednston, San Francisco; p. = Hodges
Boston, It sanford Mobile, Capt. Hooper Msrblshssd;
7 J. Moone Richmond; :. Hsmit N, Rochester &. j.
SAKE, Troy; @. II Howard Boston, and OF
At the ST NICHOLAS, VIM. belden savannah; George
Welt, Albany; Capt Shield 4 $. Army; Gen. ;. Van
Renrselser, Albany; VIM. Bos,wick New-Haven Geo J.
Cunningham, Boston Hon. s. b. Campbell Castleton ::
bon Samuel Miller Rochester: Lieut. ] q Raymond.
the Roys Navy A. C. Russell Great Darlington Dr. Geo
Taylor New Milford, and others
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p This being the day set apart for concert
cd prayer for College,, united prayer meeting will
be held 1t 10! A NJ in the BIeeckerst Presbyterian
Church Prof II B. Smith will preach in the AFTER
ne on aDd in the evening there viii be services in the
Cd urehes generally.
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NtsIATvll ALnAsAc.....rHis DAT.
a., R.ss - Al SET. q Nsss-ftsss. "a
v.yss ...-r sss
S.,sx HooI srm Gov Iszss q ael Gsts. ...le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

FInE.-About II o'clock on "Wednesday morn
ing bed caught FIRE, from unknown, In one
Of the rooms Of the house No. Osk-st The iames
were extingulhcd before any material damage was
Gone 10 the premises No alarm given.
LAST evening about II o'clock, fire was dis
covered the building No IN Nasslat. occupied OH
by various persona The Gre originated from
unknown the stairway leading 20 the third story aud
burned Though the part. LtO unDccupied Tne
frt early the ground and succeeded in exn
gushing the flames before much damage occurred to the
building The stock of Mr. Rogers boot maker the
ond foor slightly damaged 10 water The Police Of the
Sccord Fourth, Sixth and Ffth W ards were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
The Exports of Breadstuifs from the United

Parties interested in the direct line from
Corning to Oesn, which forms. in effect double
track for the Erie Road in the City this week
sutng in relation 70 that project This line will be 2,
miles shorter than the present Erie line
The gentlemen engaged in the enterprise Of
direct Railroad from the Hudson River to the Lakes
proceeding with energy II has been alleged that
formidssle difficulties TO 10 encountered any
where on the line from Kingston west they would DO
found in the summit betw the which discharge
into the Hudson at Kingston and those of the Della
ware River. That IA he key to the whole enter.
prise and in relate H. 1t l. stated that the Agents Of
the Company have thoroughly examined the character
az the that point. careful survey tor Rail
read from Kingston TO Delhi. in Delaware County.
made SEINE time since. which told demon
strated that perfectly feasible line be had by fol
lowing the Esopus Greek to the westward and crossing
the Pine Hill Summit upon the marsh, when the
streams rise which form the Esopus Creek, and dis
charge into the Hudson, and the Delaware River.
On that route the lines reported to be good and the
grade nowhere as formidable some that are eacoun.
tered on the center line from Albany West The pub
lie will be surprised TO learn that by this route there Ia
an opening to the West quite practicable rs that
through the gorge at Little Falls It being sscer,siocd
that there Is no difficulty in getting from the Iajson to
Ue beIa"We, AL ques'on ABOUT tno pfsoucaoiity "
the route speaknsn an engineering sense, disappears
for is well known tina, 10 the ives, OF Deih there
is nothing formidable IL Ia now considered certain.
that line Of Railroads may be built connecting New
York City with the Lakes, at least forty miles shorter
than Sny existing route.
The inhabitants OF the Counties through which 10 will
pass, take deep interest In the improvement and ara
possessed of wealth sufficient to furnish large por-
ton of the capital. meeting will be held at Kings
ton next week to give their local efforts efficiency and
success, by organization, which will be followed By
other meetings in the Counties West
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nInrlets-CAREFuLLY REPORTED roR rug TslBUss'
WEDNESDAY, Feb %.
AsIIEsA firm market Sales OF IS bbls. at u 6sI FOG

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. %
AsliEs.A firm market Sales OF IS bbls, at ~ 6al foe
Pots, and e5 rs for Pens
COTTON is duh snd heavy Only $50 bales sold to-day
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market opened steady for
OF the favorable ad,ices by the Arabia tho market i
p5oysd and eo.sd quite bnoy1n Canidan .stesdy saes
bls - s4es5 for common to srrisbt State o Isl
o. 81 for Michigan and Indiana and s. 259e5 37i for
Ohio Southern Flour Is better and in good demand ior
smIpng aud the trade sales OF $500 ibis at o. Tie
e. t6 for mixed 20 good straight brands Baltimore Alex
snda keand % 25ds7 81 for fancy RYE Flour "a quiet
ut meaAY Corn Meal Il lowers small sales Of Jersey Of
GRAIN-Hoders of Wheat are firm. aud aimee tho ar.
rival OF the steamer the market buoysnt The sales
500 bush common Genesee 81 % nt the Railway Depot
and small ots at much higher price ao 10 600
bush prime white Ohio aud Michigan on private terms
previous 70 the arrival Of the steamer RE inactive bat
finn az bSGGc Barley steady a 7l17ic Oats bot
ter end IN good equeat at % 05o for State and Western
aud ~ df6c Tor jersey Corn less and sasier ths
supply GOOD and the demand Tor export hunted of
1900 bush al OCd62c for UDsoundi 60 for Southeru
mixed 65Q6oic for fair to prime white and yellow south
tFn. Old "a held at 90.
sales ct go bills at &3lc or Penny and Jersey and
25d.iic for Prison and Ohio at ~ d2ilc.
PROFiSIONs-TheIe Is less irnneas m Porsi tho sup
ply gCod and dsand moderate sass Of $50 bbs at 91
Tor new Mess and SIS 50 tor do Prime Beet !. in good
local request and tho market firms saes Of 40 bbls
lott. at o. 6Casl Is tor country Mess s3 259sS 80 os
reTacse Chicago, and g. 00S Is far Prime. Prime
Meas moderate demand sales Of 800 ties far Ohio at
go and 100 do, private terms Beet Hams quiet at
81 75del6. Dressed Hogs se dull at Saelc. Lard 10
steady sales 0f 30 bbs at loa lOie. Cut Meats
changed sales Of $40 tea and hbds plain Hams at lG9l0tc
and Shoulders Halle Butter good dens nd al Iln
Sc for Ohio snd 10 Zoe for Western Diaries Cheese 10
TOBACCO Ia quiet, but prices steady. 80 hhds. Ksa-
tueky cold sc IS bales Hayana 75cas~s ONO
TEAs-The quick succession of Tea sales dminshes tho
of the buy.rs The two catalogues offered
tedsy srd to-day not oil .d but hoder are n and
there change In prices About on--tbifd Of the css
lOgne OteI Cday withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
REAL EsrArr-The following property was
Albert IL NicOlay sold the folio wing property

at Poit Washington, Shrewsbury, N. j..
Fort Washinston Hotel with lots Of ground 81 go
Frame cottage and let Mainst. go
Frame barn and lot Church and los
Frsme cl Grch aud lots 40
frame stores and lot on WashDs go
Rulkhesd lot VAST SO
lot cor Main and HuntSts 1880 l05
lot CO. Main ST. and Red Rank Road, 5oxs....... %
lots on Main 5s leo $50 each. $50
lots on Main-s, 50xi0o SEQ each $50
lots on Wsshiustonst 5A00 $50 each. $50
lots on Washin stunst 5xoo So esch........... 90
LOT cor Msn-s,. end Red Bank Road, 45Iloo..... 81
lot fronting River 6x75 los
lots fro ting River 5xl40 rs each. go
2los Wsshilgion-st, 5oylSo SIS each 30
lot on WsshRgons ST. 58lS5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
lot cor. Washington and HuntSss, 5cxlso .... 10
lots on Hunt-s S0xeo SIS each s2o
lots Red Bank Road, 5nxloo Sis each 80
lot Red Rank Road, 5cxloe. .
lot on Red Bank Road Sozlce 80
lots Red Bank Road 5exleo Sc EACH. la
lot cor Hunt and Wsshnstons ts +xlS6. %
lot adjoining on Washington ST. SxlS6.....-..... 90
2lots on Wsshngtons ST. SKIS. SIS each. ITO
let On Wasein<tcnst SIX Isl. %
lot on w Westinghouse 5cxi 81
lot cor Washington 81 and Red Bank Road 51iS. IS
LOT al jcning Nashin gton-st SxlS.......... 70
lots Lsf.y ettet, 5xls6 go each ............ 10
lot on Lsfsyette-sf, Sxl$ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
lot on Lsfsye.te-st SexiSe .............,..... 50
lots on Hurtst Scx9o tS5 esch.............. ls5
lots Red Bank Road sealoo 50 eseA...... lso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

A VmLAISoUs AssAULr-A few nights since
= WONG German named Dorris Dibbern, while
passing through Ceutrest attack ed BY Artnuf
Short who dragged her up alley and attempted TO violate
her person Her cries for help brought Officer RkeI OF ce
s1h WAId to the place bat the fellow escaped. He VS.
however arrested YESTERDAY by Ocsr Lord Of the Lower
Poles Court and held BY Justice Bogari to await exam
nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

SHoT By RowDIEs.-TwO men named John
Burke and Michael LAIhen got STRAY a. the
OF l0tht and ls Tuesday evening, the former hsy
ing loaded pistol bis hsni seci5euty discharged
and ball from II entered the foot Of grl named Augus
tire McFaTlens. INJECTING q serious wound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
A SUccrssyuL HOUSE, TnEr-A day or

A SUCCESSFUL HOUSE IHlEF.-A day or
two since we roced the arrest Of woman Of color named
Elizabeth Wilson. for stealing from boarding house in
huirayst About so tcko found her
who took her into custody has been her
gagged IN recovering from tie brokers the stolen
which they represented No lees than % pairs
OF psniaoous, - 70 shirts g. haud.erehefs aud
large stock Of smaller articles pertaining to geotensns
they had been piedE at simpsons No IS G,anAst l62
diGeTon; paIce hsSeen pswned BY her during the past
year all OF which property given mp 10 The officer the
povn broker of couse losing all he bad advanced upon
them. About one hundred tickets Yet remain 20 b.
presented az different pawn shops aud 1t Is thought
that when oil the properly has been recovered value
will be found be about - COO As much Of has been
recovered cen be the Third Ward Police stAtoa
No 50 BaTcays which place the balance will be taken.
The plan OF operation ofths call At boarding
houses early in the week and representing that she washed
boaders in the house woad TO
their ro0ms. which she would plumber OF much clothing
&C. che could in her basket abou, hr psrsoa
Her thefis have far known, been mostly confined 10
the lower Wards She now IN prson, sw litng eTsnna
ton Her appearance is intellectual and she formerly
served cooi in several hotels ami large boirdns heuses
The oss which the pawnbroker have sus; ned should be
lesson them not property from suspicious
characters without knowing where II was obtained
SCALDED TO DEATH by MELTED METAL.-
named Charles Mckinney at work in the Foun-
dry OF Nh. Rider IN 59st lthav yesterdiy when
goA'y o. nGes ma as seelae"'1iJ ssd vi
by the hot metal from head n foot and presented shock
ING Appearance. HIS friends conveyed him to the New
York Hospital IN this condition and he died fs hours
Afterwards An inquest viii be held upon the body this
morning.
SrABBISG AFFRAY.-A black named Charles
Black yesterday arrested charged with siabbns anoth
er black nsmed James Al in the sht side while in IN
Allen was taken to the Hospital seriously injured, add
Black was locked up by Jus;ics Bosart
SHor BY RowDIEs-Two men named John
Burke and Michael LAkeu got into STRAY a. the corner
OF Ioht and l., Tuesday evening, the former hsv
ing loaded pistol bis hsna seeideny discharged
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Sc.LpEp TO DEArH ny MELTED METAL,
.FrRAy.-A black named Charles

Black yesterday charged with sabbns anoth
black named James Al in the usht side, while in
,fray the house No SO Leonard Tuesday evening
Allen taken the Hospital seriously injured, add
Black wss locked up by Justice Bosart.
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SASps-sr. METHODIST CHURcH.-On Monday

evening $5 individuals Of both sexes rznsirg from ~
IS OF ske accepted Conss,ten o. n
Church probation Protseted meetings have been BEG
every night fo- fsGr weeks past.