New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
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CITY ITEMS.
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NIX mARFTz,xs BEss'Ir this evening" with two fn Operas
m.aio filis By re R,re Ntlo. A.o "zeur de Mar"
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lee Pedctr" Toc3mneice with NJ OH VIE snd my New
Dr,S DIlk, At guoa by Barton spd " Raymond The
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wA.SlSeTos sa ne AID evening
LIVING GlRAFTss, Chinese Museum. No $50 Broadway
The Benefit of Max Mlretzek-a double entertainment
one opera this afternoon another hight ID described 10
our opera advertisements bright constellation oftae1t
rsey visible Max Msrtzek i. eminent in his vocation
and very popular
IxcURsI0s OF TIE BISISGER GUARDS This C)npNny
was enthusiastically received yesterday at Delaware blythe
ctizers They their way to Niagara for pleasure
MEETING OF FOREIGN REsIDENTs.-The meeting at the
Shakspere Hotel for presenting Capt lnkraham With
suitable testimonial for his conduct in the Koszta At , did
not come off last evening as was amp nced.
gFxcuKsioS OF TIE ArL.srIc GUARD.-A preparatory
meeting held by this corps last evening at the Shsks
pere Hotel when ali the arrangements for their excursion
were perfected This Company numbers 90 meD, uader
the command Of Captain WIN A. Bruse. To-day they
will proceed to Mount Herman Grove on board the steam
boat New Haven, an barge Irene The boats VIII leave
Pier No ;, n T., at o clock A. M
A Cow ~ TIE s1RrErs-A COW broke loose from her
drivers Yesterday morning and rushed wildly through Yves
and Jsnelts to Abingdon Square where she tore shaw
from lad, shoulders and tossed Mr. George Cook who
WAS endeavoring to ssso her. The animal was ialy
lassoed by policeman Bennett, and driven to LUMBER
ward After she had got her rage the owner drove
Der away.
INlxG SrATrAHY IL TIE PALAcE-Yes terdsy sfernc m
during The listing exhibition Of certain model artists nesr
the Crystal Palace rty ofrowdies entered the show sh
and commenced violent disturbance aud sn attack upon
the semi nude bru,s who engaged in misrepesent
inc ancen sculptures In the melee of the masculine
amin; ala WAS driven int the street aud finally took refuge
in tbe Cr sts Palace where hi. attire the thens
many remarks particularly comp'm ntsry to his mod
elslip The police ought to flush the nasty dan
this foul creature and his fellows give their bests
exhibitions
For THE AMAzoS-Sailed last Saturday the ship Star
NJ the East having board two steam engines and boil
r and two steamboats, taken out IN sections with several
macbrss and Others put the up whsn she aches
her destination at Peru They are inenoed for the River
Amazon and will be the pioneers in steam nsvig alton
ON that splendd river They were built under tbs supsrn
endenceo of Dr. Joseph Whitman who represents the Chi
liam Government with whom he has contracted TO dsver
tha boats complete The has from Messs Lawrence
4 Foulkess ship yard the engines aud boilers from
Mes.rs Pesse & Murphy, Fulton Iron Works
ARRysr OF A FuGITIyE FROM SCOTLAND A man named
William Calder was Sunday evening taken iuo custody
on board the SEQ ship Dorgo Just arrived At this port by
Cant Leonard of the Second Ward Police, on warrant
sud by Judge Edmonds wherein he stands charged with
the crime Of forgery and robbery committed alleged
in Greenock Scotland where he formerly was in the
ploy of the Government The warrant was issued by
Judge Edmonos under tbs treaty between hs atei States
and England Calder was on Monday morning before
Judge Edmonds where sn examination took place.
Acc,prN1-A man named Patrick Murty was run over
on Mondsy morning by of the csrs of the ThirdAv
Railroad near Twenty dfth ard Third His ankle
severely injured and Is feared lie must lose leg lie
was CONVEYED by The bystsnders 20 drug s,ore At the
corner of Twenty fifth where his injuries attended
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Awo1r IL SHryP's Commodities. Blivin and u.
Wis Of the Fifteenth Ward Poi,e yesterday arrested
ministerial looking individual calling himself Phillip aeui
" Def charge with stealing about SIS worth OF books
belong to the University 1t appears that this Ddiyida
al called at that institution snd by representing himself to
be minister Of ae Gospel gained access to the apartment
in which the books deposited aud being eii alone
took advantage Of the opportunity for theft thus afforded
hm and decamped with several OF the books Fortunate
w. however before lie had been long gone the property
was missed an he ovsriaken and arrested Il sup
Posed that his depredsons have moi been confined to this
case he is held by Justice McGrath for examination.
KuIED BY FALLING INTO AN AREA-NERQICr or CEN
suRY-An unh nosn WAS found dead yesterday morn
ng IN the area Of building in Fourteenthst, near
Seventh Az where had fallen in !uencs othere hsv
ne be en- no fence placed shout It. Ccrons Whenhsld an
nouest upon the body when Jeremiah Finn, carpenter
EMPLOY ed on the building testified that when be went to
work Yesterday morning the deceased lay in front OF thu
building with bis head against soutnent and dead rs
sy in fallen into the excavation that there See no plank
,r boards in front Of the excavation and that there were
h,een budin erecting there with ons Architect whos'
Snooks Richard Coburn stated in evidence that
SuIdsy evening he in company With pla'tersr
named Little. who somewhat intoxicated that be ei
him in Foreih st the Eighth At about 10 o'clock.
ipd be thinks the deceased resembles Little though be IS
positive that he thu; person Upon this evidence
he Coroners Jury rendered verdict ssid unknown
came TO his death by falling into the ares OF nss
building in Fourteen,h-s, between Seventh sud Eighth
avs. the night of the 2st inst. The Jury further
more the poprietors Of said buildings for not
placing fence around said for the safety OF psiss
TRANS The deceased about feet inches in hight
,2 years Of age, and had brown hair and whske He Vas
dressed IN linen coat light pants black neck doth mus