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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKLYs CRY Bim.E SooErY.-A meet
Ing OF the City Bible Society held m The Plereont
Baptist Church on "Wednesday eyenhs tor ses purpose OF
sbors in the home field Warren Carter the President,
occupied the CHAIR IN has ntvoeuSory resrSs be sad ina
the Society bad been operation y fourteen years and
until the last year had been exclusively engaged IN the
asrsnton OF the SenPu. IN our cities ana n The eoa +
Try Thew had also been the habit Of sapyng Saba
Schools with the Bible where they not able 70 pur-
chase t. About year ago the Society m New
York TO employ colporseur among the lash and German
population. They had aoorins among that class
q people The ish population 81 the ely iss mated AZ
eopwtenfs were labong among population OF oN, OF
whom tage proportion desttate OF the scriptures
ane % m0ss probably remain lsnorSnI ~ eaos ~sGe
tsmihosn month, The German population OF Williams
burg was about l0Vo aud the capoenI there doinS
much geod In boomsusdae there another coPortcar
werAhS WIN me sane success. Thsre other way
Of TeaehnG The destitute population except through the
shOIs Of The solpoIeurs At the las, annual meeting it
raise $3.50 BY Subscriptions Of SIS each which soud so
70 employ eoPoitears but il has fallen short and for that
reason they came 10 Broosyn to solicit aid Mr. Harley
eoporteor came tswsrS A. the request Of tAs President
and save brief history q his leeos and experience IN
vertias the tgnerant and concluded hy Offering few
sestoDs The Society the importance Of prinnz aud
scaerps iiac,s among the peoRr portion Of he conna.
nty. Mr. Msrn Agesi for hs society said be was d4-
y interested the work and Ne liRht be Vshs IS SO
commitments had been mace cut BY tie Jacres r Ok
mostly ssorsut who could neithrr rss5 rar 49, ~ r
We would rd of tins burden teach them the
Wetd Of God lie concluded BY ufsng the necessity Of s
tending to tie spiritual OF those ia eur nds before
toins ahread-wheu Rev Dr. Welsh pronounced eeneie-
non. ans the meeting separated
Tar CRY FUNDs-At the special meeting
o. the ComnoR Council on Thursday night resolution
eaeped directing the City Treasurer forthwith 10 lodge
"neys IN his possession ADD all be shall hereafter re-
. s p snsns 20 the city, into the Brooklyn Bank
eernnsd copy Of the Iesoaiioa Was ordered 70 be served
eSn we Ifessares who has heretofore refused TO comply
~'Re tas Requirements Of the Board
EFFECTS or TIE GALE.-During the gale of
POW down. and stkoash number OF men were az
slightly Asrt. '''''~'' '9'i''' wv "e's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

u ! Bible Society was formed a. Hoboken
ssfTvstday 10 ihs " ch-rch he object Of whsh = %
oFUUgly cITcBl- the Bib IN this c0urry The 4
SCI We pTe-@ffe6 tie soc @fv :. Ale1 elected
PEts.eent, and :. r syns, Secretary.
FORGED CHEcx-A check for $500, pur-
PORTING 10 be aEDed by WE II. P1tft p-esentei Il
The counter q tn TrsLtop BsnE Friday. winch Is
covered 70 b 0-Ery. The lad sad taai u rvn 70
tTr ~ usn who h2o brought hin from New-Yo-x f,r
that pu-pose From re ess-nPron gwen tie EKa Z
Known
PIcKPoCKET ARREsTED-Allen Oates last
Saturday Kann-d ard committed the County Jz
By the Recorder 70 charge Of picking the cost;
pocket Of Rev Dr Tsyof, Rector q Gree Churrh New
loIk Of wallet containing SCI
ASOTHER VIcTE OF The JU6.-A man named
bin Thur~dsy lasf, with jug Of ruru By him
fre having been tindle6 II the kiln he shattered sy
the smoke while lying there IN state Of int Eoator
A FUGITUE-The colOred public of Trenton
are IN state Of excitement Of the srva there
Of slsyebuniers who IL search Of coored who
bas resided in Trenton for p years
NV CHURCHES IN NEwARK.-There are now
IN Of erection psted three churches
one PrttbyteTsn, Episcopal and Methodist EOS
copa church The Episcopal house IS nearly completed
REsIGsED-Ah. Cornelius Van Worst has
fled hs resiEnston Alderman OF the THIRD Ward,
take effect on the l5tn OF May next.
ORDISATIOSs Bishop DOane ordained his
son Prof Wm c. Doane for the DacODste the 9th
-Four Clefgy men assisted IN the ceremonies
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TIE WIZ OF THE LATE JoHs r. GRAHAx.-
Ine following synopsis 81 the w n Of the late NJ Ora
i and sswll be seen the donations in Conformity
VIII me previous acts OF his lite the greater part being
eiVen 70 reEiout and e~she sFsocstious and the re
ouf . personsl friends snd relations.
10 Mary Louisa Crab IN, pr spuurn DUNG Life. sTa
10 Eebecce Gregory hrs gold wstch aud. ......... 80
10 the American Female BeDevoeu Society. 100
10 the Brooklyn Sunday School Union. 100
70 re Brooklyn Tract Society. so
10 me AEericsn Home Missionary socety........ Dl
Ie Robert Bel. his fb-other ......a aao
To Mrs George Burroughs bis haltsi.er ooS
me rDs u VIII b. seen are OF snail amount from which
inferred that he had sppropr atsa tie greater portion
o. his property durnr he f to the objects o. 6enevo
leIee winch engrossed bis attention
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morning Joseph Henry Wagstaff claim
u $ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Befor Commissioner
Ram

Iharge OF LaTcenJ w taillg NOIH Du7I' NV-
Thomas MullaTky, one OF the crew OF the
Chsrotec WIS examined on Saturday charge Of cut
TINS from the person Of Andnrw Carroll another Of the
crew rs he lay asleep hs BERTH be ntaning $50 10
soS dust aud coin The belt AFTER gwen, and seArrh
vas found IN room the room IN which Ma
a4ky aud three other slept Alsrky coming IA SION az
ter Il was found, Carroll accused him OF tAtbgt ms
b had hem cut IN three places and o. thu dust
The bet wac not found the bunh Of accused nor had
he b. en- seen near the Of Care nor was there sny
other evidence Of % hold him The compliant Wa
a
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COURT CALENDAR TVS DAY

CRcuIr CouRr-NOs. 35l, 2l9, 263, 29i,
slo "a a. Sss So6 Sss 800 So 81 S72i. 51S, SIS.
4 s DlsrEfcr CoUsr-No' p, p A., lol " to %
SUryRioR CoURr-Publshed on Saturday
sUPRENE COUKT-sp Special renn.-Pubhshedo On saturday
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

WATER-FRoSr lNPRoyEsENTS-TheM Orrs
Csnal and Banking Co have sgn6ed their willingness 10
The limits Of Jersey City 5T the and advantage Of ne
~ provided tho Common Council WI enter ito AZ Ar
rungeneut permitting the Canal Company 10 eaid sa'Aoie
1,ers and hssus sJuih Of SouihsL -
The Committee appointed TO examine into and rel.ofi
no, the subject OF improving The water froui say TIE
CIV OF N,wYork is constantly extending piers ur AeE To-
ward oar shore and the question alrrsdy aStAied a. 70
how lar the riyer should be encToAched upon snd n We
ssc TOO ous the poTiion naturally euiliIed ~
rev and FORMIDABLE impeachment may be thrown IN the way
Of cur improvement -. ,..-;,. ~
Commerce now seeking Recommendation o~ss
~ NJ NsvYo-k snd II We egect 70 invite n ~ho otn
- ;es within the barber courtne IT, We cannot Ell GO
10 hripg il 20 own shore "hsn tAe ea'rsh~ A - -
Aroihff flrfeflOn
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

SCHOOL ExAMIsATIoN.-The Senior class of
the Female Department Of Public School, No at the cor
Of 10th and South 2d-sts, took place Friday after
and evening Quite number OF visitors present
and the exercises creditable all The
animation of the Senior class Of the Male Department will
take place on Monday afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-F,i4ar-BetOr.

judge BEHLE and Aid. TtEMAN and COsNELL
TIE ELCFNT tN1tNSlyE MOCK AVc ZION sWlNDLk
James d. Shepard impleaded with Patrick
CreGsn James Wood others the former Of whom ~
ms on the yh day Of November ast BY f and ifauda
lent pr.ter,es obtained about $500 from Mr. Abraham v
Cart OF Dubuqe Co. Iowa who ~ that time bad just re-
turned from Cal fornia. The particulars OF the affair were
fully published by q the time OF IT. occurrsnce Mi
Clak mock acution shop IN BrOsdway where,
after being swinded Of HUNDREDS OF do he Wfs
led similar chop the street and thence TO one
or two places the character IN Nassanst- Ater
which he found himself OF tour or hVe Peter
Funk watches, which had cost nm near 600 fatnek
Cressn put Tial during the sitting OF this Cou, Ia
February convicted OF grand larceny snd sentenced 10
the State Prison tor two years.
The comr this morning piaced on she -fsnd a.
witness when he narrated minnteiy the circumstances
corrected h his loss snd underwent gid cros+exami
nstion, conducted by II q. Wheaton, ESQ, counsel for
Shepard
accused but who admitted witness were also ex
ARMED for the prosecution. For the deeuse, Andrew NJ
Springer OF the sed but IN whose Re pros
egri entered, vas sworn and testified Mr. john T.
landlord OF Park place called upon 20 prove rood
character Shepard bnt knew nothing about him for two
three past The summed ny and gwen TO
the Jury At hour and without leaving her seats they
rendered verdict of Guilty. The prisoner was licked up
10 await sentence.
This morning Joseph Henry Wagstaf claim
ing 10 he long 20 the legal fraternity who r. days
convicted OF violent assault and battery Augustus i
an AGED German araignsd thu bar and sentenced
ray 9 fne Of $50 The money was paid and Wagssf DIS
charged James Ca convicted OF assault and battery ws
omh Cor the term OF ten days Thomas Burton convicted
OF az attempt grand larceny sentenced n the
STAT Pyon AZ Sing Sing hard labor the OF
Years The Court the adjourned for the day.
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CnIIIsInN E1rRAnRnnARY- IS

OdTIITWdY
evening about O'Clock rather novel mode Of getting
mersed occurred at the kslip Ferry the NewYOrk
side As the boat nearing the bridge Mr. Daniels
lawyer reading the corner Of Seventh and SOuth Sixth
attempted jump from the boat 10 the bridge; the
time gentleman Inpted ump board the boat
the midway in the grapped together and
down into the brine They with the assistance
the Ferymen, wiser and wetter men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

School BoARD or FiNANcE.-A meeting OF
the member. of this Bead held THURSDAY
the City Hall bat IN consequence OF the ruioa o. tne
ID burned until Thursday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
SAD Manufacturing Saturday night

Young gentleman residing IN tstst South Fourth,
his sister Who ogether with his wife both lying
sick the spoonsul Of the elixir OF vriO
suppOsing 20 be another kind Of medicine. The young
lady after seized with c0nvulsiops when the
Young became alarmed aud called in physician and
the mistake escetaIned Physicians have been
stantly ATTENDANCE but up to last evening little hopes
entertained Of her recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

Y man was arrested yesterday in Can
berry ct for washing carriage, being in violation ofs City
ordinance. He wss locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
- On Thursdar afternoon, a man name

John Foster residing in Ewen-st, was arrested on
charge Of seduong young woman residing IA the same
street john compromised the matter BY forthwith marry
ing the young woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

PERJuRY.-John Scheme and John Hart, ar
rested by Officer Armstrong brought before Jasee
RosW ell on SATURDAY charge OF peIjuTy. The e1An
nation " as postponed % Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
CIRCUIT COURT

Samuel Mccormick, ct al ast. Thos. Aldridse, ct al
Plaintiff sues 10 recover - $50, tull amount
in sale Of quantity Of rope sting that AEeerni 20
tale part eAsh aud part had been rescnded Deieed
ants IL re-cnocd and the MATCHMAKING
wss they should paw $50 50 cash and balance IN note
and tina thew teDdefed the cash judgment for pann Tor
amount offered by defendants after commencement OF
non-wiih defendants since, and per cent ALLOW"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

STABBIEG AFFRAT.-On Saturday night, the
Second stct Police arrested Thomas Ksesby and
OiAefpe nDoer the Glowing Circumstances The former
called At the house Of James Stevenson IN Jseksoocu
near Hudsonsv and being reBsed sdrtspce broke
the door and stsoked Mr. Stevenson ssbbing him IN the
neck with knife Jsrnes Gillespie, srssd-nt Of The
house came 70 Stevenson's aid end in the sere with
kstsby we also stabbed in tb~ neck St-vensons wife
then csTDe forward with smoothing iron and beat Ksey
very severely The Police being called in arrested Kaesby
and Gillespie and locked them n Stevenson BE-
ing injured 20 severely that 1t not considered advisable
~ him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

SpRlNG Goops.-The splendid assortment of
new goods which Messrs $. Nj. r. TowLE Co, of
Columbian Hail. No. III Grandst offering 70 the
nahLc has caused crest rush their silks Muslin
ae Lapes aud all kinds Of Dress Goods Of the fash
ionahe patterns-Domestic Goods too of All kinds aud
Qualities are offered ~ unusually low prices IL has now
become an established feet thar Columbian Hall the place
20 mo every person the Dry Goods line as
well the bsEsus 70 be foand any
xxhe in tie City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
NoRR,s CousrY Brsrx SOcIrrr.-At the late

NORRIS COUSTY BIsLE SoClkff.-A' INC ..''0
,,ro.l meeting Of the MoTTis County Be!e Soeeiy a. VI
r,sfsvr lsree number Of CAergyIaen aud ~ meiy NJ
xr i1 stteudapce r0ln different parts OF the OocaY
SabhagA Schools Of Morristown with tnen ga
- ,srbsTs ere present and added m2eh 20 tie in,c1s.
of tbe ocesson 7, y. Sesur, ESQ pFesaaedr ~ s
snd Rev Mr. Sheeon. Assent OF the AnsiS =, y.
~ gave suoosct Of the crisln AID pfosIess y @
Sfiss from the wear 1854 when the Btsn S-a fose->l
Bih. Socety was OF canned. By means Of these -
saCO0 CC0 volumes have been issued m = gi1Aa an ~
C16 in ths United States Frederick \ freila
Nswsrk Also addressed the meetins he was $50 -
~ Rev Mr. Johnsun. The SOCIETY," eoineieoo ~ 49,
w.nsp County Bible Societ,, IN pIofosl.e1 " 49,
-, comes OF the bible 10 Boats on TIE Morris a.
tie coming ssAson and msde Iiaon -. =.
- nS Sooiefv also decided TO re-snppN tAS
~. soeiety has sent S1IS 10 to The Asriea pos -
- he.idc. the DONATIONS OF its indisdsAi m7iA'e
CorKr OF ERRORS ASD APPkALS-ihe IS
IN which Wa. involved the right Of the CHOSEN -
a. HnSsar County 20 regulate the ferAse u .As -
CIV Esyrx 40 New York has been decided ~ ls'S. -
xsehai5sy.-,he Court heing UNANIMOUS. rs -
49, n-o- ,hs ss- law which the last Legs stars
sns Tor sheh IL illustrated one declaring me >, 49,
uAfe these errics 10 be in the Senate and Assembly,
Stste.
Tsy Ro.ps.-Some Of the toSns OF Wss.
Jersey ala not elect ovegseers ioT their roeas -
town meetings One to~ nsaiP under ns =, - m.
iaiure hss adopted tAs ? Al o; setsas GU 'A' w.
uicts e0Rtract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
DIR Carson Saturday last, Capt. Hun

s.ued orders to the Police toroe % aes at dFt
wio do NOT conform the law The Charter requires tina
the side and end boards shall be two feet high and u
tail boards 10 inches high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
~ The Street Committee of the Common

Council have reported introducing the cubes
bioct pavement petitoned for Futon-st they
not satisfied to its durability, and ts great
try the experiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
q. At the last meeting of die Common

IouncL AID s"1hurst moved 70 sppoint COMMITTEE OF
three 20 consult with three members of the Common COun-
ell Of Williamsburg and three officers Of the OF Bush.
wckrelave 20 uniting the three places under CorpO-
raton. The subject was Land over for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
MARROW EscArE-On SATURDAY morning

NARROW ESCApE.-On SATURDAY morning
about 10 o'clock, a named Remsen passing the
house No 81 North fouTtht, he heard the Of
children in the basement and forcing open the door,
which was locked found the flames He succeeded
In exingshing the flames and thus rescued two children
who were in the from dreadful death The mother
had gone out short time ard had locked children
in the room The fire originated from the hre-gra;e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

~ Public School No. 2, Of Lower Gowanus,
examined Friday before the District Committee sod
number Of visitors, with the satisfactory results
II number Of scholars present about CO. Mr. Jacob
Sands is the principal, and Miss Emma Carter sssistsuL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

~ During the week ending March H. there
this institution 3f7 persons Of which s2
and 1865 women, II boys and giIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
A FUer1ry-Tbe colored public Of Trent,
NV CHrpcHrs1rNrm,pr-'

IN state Of excitement Of the arrva ther
Of slave huufeH wh0 IL search Of colored b
bas resided in Trenton for p years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

Of the Third Ward Saturday apprehended two
ger boys in Adains Express Ofce named James Knapp
aud dennis Spencer, who, ssis alleged have at different
broken open letters containing money which had
been entrusted them for delivery and appropriated TO
their They arrested at the instance OF Mr.
e. G. Blake. sFent for Mr. Adams The whole amount
thus said have obtained S87 Justice Osborn de-
tanned the accused boys for a further eKannnation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

DRowSED.-On Friday evening Mr. Patrick
McCabe, engaged in unloading sOop a. the foo. Of Al.
ems Ct, fell from the bow and drowned His body
recovered shortly after and conveyed to his faith
er's residence ia Jay-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
S,,r nv Ppoprpry- few DAYS since. Rev

II. NJ Bishop, Pastor Of the Reformed Dutch Church OF
Astoria disposed OF his place situated Peroto aud
containing about one Of land with Improvements TO
Mr. How land for sll,0oe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

esr'aia rvScr ., lays scs SIGHT Instead ia. sshI -
e prestns
ltG there i pTcpriey In tais, y manifest from ths
sr q the rresec' 81 the BUSINESS shipments
ere unrormy nsse IN ose line o. stesns>rs wacs from
vsrcus csSses eoes generally arrive uat several
Gays sitter the duplicates Of the bills drswa tsecoa
received and the house upoa whom they are drs~n
nnst sfser he oSt OF taeir money tco twelve DAYS
before they can rcsze they must d:SAonoF the 5'ls
foF the van; Of eeVts This, gsierSiSni has eces
done 10 some instances Snd will probably be done in
uacre Il scme remedy Il not sppaea
Tie evil 81 present experienced gu this Aesi prohs-
hlv defined be hieheaed in the future II u.
Inc II communication 10 and from Cshfornis sy wy
Of New Orlesus Ners Cruz and AespGlce realizes The
pruiise OF its 6rss experimental performance shah
hereafter have letfer oofnm9niesiion. anticipating "
uearly onehsl the re necessary 20 pisee specie here
from California 50 that ins,ssd Of ten days there
shoats as al present the house here vii have % he oat
u rs money for about double thsi time
We sec no remedy for this bat the general sirpaos
by hsnkers OF the principle Of drawing aud seceptas
their specie bills say az ~ days after sget
The receipts OF the Naugatack Railroad IN
IeNtustl, I'M were -SssAsSs -
IN February, Is>2 "S" ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

AccIDTST.-On Friday afternoon about 5
O'clock an old lady residing in Flushing jumped from
of Gsndst ferry boats before Il fastened to the
bridge in consequence of which, she fell aud struck her
face upon the bridge and inflicted cash upon her
choek After being attended 70 at the erTyhous, she
covered sufficiently TO proceed home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

who held inquest the body u appeared thai the de-
ceassc laboTDg under great pecunary ernbarrs
which, with other troubles suppoaed 20 have led hin to
terminate bis existence dtguerreotype hkesess Of
Seautol young adv founf his possessioa with the
Orsns Of which u u SUPP osed tie dec .ased had
attachment DTs pbl and Clark made post mOrtem
animation the body and found that the bail had entered
the roof OF the mouth through the base the brain
striking the top OF the skull and reboundn retained party
through the channel Ere; made and lodged "a. base Of
the brain the place Of The Jury after hea-
ing all the evidence rendered verdict in accordance with
the foregoing facts Az fer s known he had relatives
IN the City He, however bsa quite extensive acgu4nt-
snce here. lie was only rs years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

hNNl mn 81 ~ VI j NJ Jb".- n uidu IA
Cherries Nsirs Of Aor7gville. found dead hne
BUN On 1hurSdsy lar, with jug Of near By INN
FIRE having been tndle6 the kiln be snotSered BY
The noke while lying there N state Of ut Kcatlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Arrrnrr At Mrsnrr.-Rlizabeth Nelson. q

eolored woman residne in South 6thst, was arrested on
Saturday charged by her husband with attempting 20 take
the life Of her daughter young girl about years o. are
by inf citing gash VA her throat with JACK kne
Her examination will probably take place 10 day.
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wooden dwelling hOuse In Of erection IL the corne
of and Sowerss settled back from It's oun
daton three feet by the force OF the WIND PSr
on OF The foundation which is Of brick, and but eigh
inches thick, also gave way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

SUNDAY Police DUTY-The Police of the
several Districts required TO perform double duty
yesterday the regularly detailed Police being deemed
sufficient 70 the ordinances Bot few
made during the day and these mostly for oenses Of
very trifing nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
AssAuIrrso Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Con

AssAUtrfNo AN OFFicEB.-P0liceman Con-
ley of The First Ward while duty in Bridge st. FRI
day nieht violently assaulted. knocked down and
verey beaten about the head and face BY three giving
their names as Daniel Butler John sullivan and Daniel
Brown all three Of whom after much trouble, were ar.
rested and taken before Justice Osborne, who committed
them TO prison for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

EFFECTS or TIE GALE.-During the gale of
Ie 20 srasy an unfinished frame building on De KaIb
s - so.h Gown, aud slthoash number Of men were ss
slightly hart '''''~' ''y1iVN wv" s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

ARREST FOR MAIMIN6.--Patrick Gamma was
sested by Officer Parker OF the Second District Police
Court charge OF having without provocston violent
y assaulted Mr. Andrew Carson residing NJ No. 06 Eat
Twenty 6fth.st and msliciousy biting of part Of his
nose bcsdes otherwise badydsguug his face with hrs
teeth 10 appears the accused took small rule from the
pocket OF Mr. Carson without leave and when asked 10
turn It, became emaged, and inflicted the injuries the
person of his adversary, Tom the effects OF which be
never Gamma taken before Jussce Mc0rath
and held for trial at the Court Of General SsssOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
SuDDrs DrArH.-About2 o clock on Saturday

morning Mr. Richard 70 We residing in Waonst near
Flushing av., found dead in bed by hs wife. He
lad retired the previous evening in apparent sound
health. His family contests OF wife and two small
children.