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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
The WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

f..sis suffering from drought moe than cotton All
- We get tsin, 10 goo0ly "a mites IN h-c'tf-s y
Dave or two weeks Il ill presen, m"1r1iu a. pcs
,s.-yibDg y backward AID every hing SEQ n to epn
n Keen itso II Il graft yiHg, hoFsver n know that
eslet creo Of oisfrci 20 q, and 10 - s-c
- better than known for nsny year,.
poN ILsurensvills, @. c. Herald. J1l@ H.
The beei Of the last few days bss treh AIN - unb-,r4
AZ The TlermOmsfeT ranging near 100 degrees, vi.1
a. dus,v sfreeis aud the rhrctng fro brick sa-
tnos ont the persprstOn in great drops good rain
,~opid be very pleasant and revivng 18th 10 aud
crops. lHuNnsP,"' N'''h'u'e' Ju"e -.
The crops IN this valley. both wutsr AMI spring crops
,syeI b. ter ~ tbs Of tie year than t1-v r
th;s season Rye and wheat owing the f4vnrab Wa
a., ueb more forward than usual aud il gsn-r ally
bEsved That the wheat uI not be affected by t1s wssv
Ersss will be- abundant and corn, u the T-atnsr cont
ges a. favorable IL has been thus far will D. large
crop. to'h"uans ~ ~ h-Pnoi1sh' > ln- q.
From recent visit through portion Of Van irsn and
Henry Coun-s led 20 believe that ths present ~
will Weld an abundant harvest. The fall wheat is n Z
quite a. RoOo apparently some former year but It'll
indicates toletbe crop The spring wheat IS fret rae
and corn and oats certainly Look hne. There appea
be more raising this year than IN any Drn7r var
since W. have been IL the country There will be
dance Of fruit Of all KINDS.
(At. Plesssnt uOwsl Observer. jane &C.
We have made considerable inquiry Among the farm
TO learn the probable prospect Of the wheat crop IN THIS
county We fDd the damage vanOasly rcDOr'oi IN
ferent RhboIhoOos Many fields are almost entirely
DESTROYED Nv the a. whilst Oh-r parts little or q
age il done From the best information we can gather
from ALI sources there will this county falling Dd
the wheat crop Of about Onstoarth 10 "ne-thr1.
(NeWcastie. Tnd) Courier. Ju1e ~.
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PIBIGHAUs-M Lebanon Pa, June 49, Hon Thomas ". Bib
s..rs re usuiff fi lnarsss.
TUFFV-Jufe o. bufh, Rg Dali. Catholic Pastor 0f
49, vt|rqe 10 the f9 a. hiasze.
tR..FR On Tia5av June - afer sod Illness
~ n, p, Fis.r e<oW " he Jao Fraser ofWaiss.
IA H. ~. faui urd q Ter on-n-aw w. fdy
iry attend boz funeral :, Georges Church. As
t'.rs ~ o'cioct the sGsrroou
PFCF Af(cso M IN Iussdsy June q Waller PEGS late o.
Id. e o. q ths sd Nsaf of Of uge -
~ a. J-rss, CIV ~ Wsdnefday June p Mr. Wisn ".
pa. Iror Fofof Daily Seminal ard Advertiser, sged -
a are dave ced m fhe pha Of me Christian fth,
i-,g wife srd children BIZ premature des'l
al rsfys fnds fhs easd are teehY Invited % etenf
a1 fro biz residence sentinel Buidiuss, Oreenest,
Z. y On. rfoof. 18th iast, n Occck
offnftfufn fion o. the DOWe1
Net WTeu daughter 0fJohn ad Jsre AaQD aged 10 weeks
- Gs,rcw Ctz-p srd Evs uing Posi piece coy. . $500 -
is,rs5ts Ia SaeraB tc mea eHfmg wv u, t3-Wh
I'm Tsfe AGED 81 yesrl ssoad wisa ksiae q yelrs
.,f. trd.g Fnaf - ycar ~ Wow George Lle, 81
.r al Porgnosfh Wfam Edwa1s % o JsrnAcs
NJ Anr Bsn ofNewJsseyi Johc Poisszf y years. u
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would have undertaken 70 the lines baosuss We
e,,soe-'d 'hsi ihs n - IN Po'tsst pert q th4 ODER
Erw Smith caisd BY Mr. Field Am civil on-ieesr.
-rd .ctsc stt he ha'ern Rsaroas tAiak r.lr,ad
n BfoAoway wcud be dvautss. "a "a. 80. ,i 20
'hs uavtirg public; broaaSAy, Al Aerrss - Carnage
Ns9l j. - f-,t vide. AZ Bleeckerst which ,th xf-t
point d J. - let AZ other point, i ~ y .al 4, fat
AID 81 Wallet IS tt inches There i a. s,ai.,,tv y.
ptrienc.d by other veb,l.s tne sixth and tA,b Az
road. uor 90 the HsFlrm road individuals cntuu.ly
mss without any danger. q can b. siopoed much
easily than ounibas the ascent in Cegtsrst At
subr j. d"uole that Of Broadway At Lsonlrd and Al
thOuy SIS haze too horses cras up than thirty
passengers that, OF the small the horses
used the aT-m rather interiors horses on
h Otter rair ses generally very good indeed
giresr II Eighth road think estimate
thing ike ESQ go mile for doHhe track: L m0rs
dian $4,000, snd hink les than So 0o0; il was
the track r-sdy Tor running bar without any cara
r turuiuie or depot. know what actually cost
s grantees furnished the materials and did the work
themselves.
O,ssmus Eaton called BY Mr. Reside At Troy-My
ru = engaged partly in th- Building of railroad ears
k make tive story car - carry 60 Passengers
md ~ w,sh hut Sbeut three will he principally Of
weed the Harlem small ears weigh about four tuns.
By Mr. Mocd-Coulo not say wis, you'd he th- weight
OF onestory for horses that would seat 90 passengers
g would hive be- feet long the story wuld
weigh very lt' than the single story with the
exception the upper seats the loser work Of the present
"a Eshihav ears would BE- sufficiently strong tor
pA engers Rave been "a those when Is pssssa
slowed in think a story ear that woald
well could BE- made for the Broadway Railroad
t~ostory 1t Philadelphia and Baltimore il
~ former 10 carry out persons 20 hsh for buheads,
the they hSc there would not for Broadway
BY Mr. Held-lhr upper story might have awning
IA cunsus. but think Il would he better no, % have
curfsns sconioriabe ear with steps ~ rom the pl.
OIm may be made for Broadway Of course there must
be windows.
l., Mr. Wood-Do rot krow what would be the feet
in winter suppose the curtains would y round ne bat
therp l. no need OF curtains.
Hesk,tJ CLARK, called by sameGot signatures 10 petit
lion for BroAo~sy R,irosd from carmen got about s00o
nsnts; received uone hu' genuine signatures told the
raru,s do not wsn them 10 sign unless they were the
psrties themselves tn owned the carts
Adjourned 10 this forenoon.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-B.f5re Judge BEEsE.

N,urg man ,u.d Ba,tiol NEW Clancy, indicted for
a Slaughter causing the death Of his brother Charles
Clancy, IN the 2hh Of Nav lat by stthbng hi n with
mite N 40 ahray ON the Five Points pleaded guilty 10
n rgiter Ia The luufb degree, aud wts remanded for
sentence. .
Iu.,ne solomon was tried for killing the gath OF
y lrt John Maunrg while IN an ahr,y in rum shop
.n De- fv, Points. he eonvi I'd q msnslaughtcr
IA ID f. ourth degree. and remanded for sentsnce
EcuarC Bfannau. keeper oi small candy shop 10 King
= WIS piacsd on trial charged with violating ths person
d., lur gr ten year, a rye, named josephine Pray.
whose psI,ut reside al No $50 ions'0nst who hid goae
hs r. ior the purpose of buying some casdes. the
frrspa .yftnre against the accused wis tna' OF The
child h,rh whose Intellect proven 70 have been very
weak from her earliest inancs aud the Judge, upon
..Aau with the District Attorney directed the Jary to
.fur rnal verdict Of not guilty AID tbs prisoner vas
dis,hargec
Patrc Ksn.ly tried for assaulting Bridget kansly
%. 7ih May lat snd biting of her ear. ia regular
lG,h rh Whch occurred over pot Of beer, At No. %
Ctttr,.t. The pusoner WAS acquitted.
ILe Count then adjourned for the day
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srpFRIoR corRr-Refare Jnarr o,KLrr.

John p Berggren AGAINST Andrew @. Sundstom.
To recover caag,s aruut I'D at 500, tor alleged a.
,su md battery IL is charged that vi s IN o,mp any
wh Charles Fleming vent 10 the house of defendant
ell. an account that they got into the room
L meant closed the door upon them, aud without provo
ri. II c,mm.uced besng pls nid 10 violent manner
md would probably have indeed permanent injury upon
lin had Il not be-, for thu Interference If Fleming.
Ia defence It said that plaintiff. the morning II
he same lay bad the house of defendant during
s abs. nee snd abused defendants wife, using profaRe
.arpuag.: that aiterward when he came m defendant
sk "a Inn vhy he bad abused his wife, when plaintiff
,mmencod e. abuse def, ndant who then ordered him to
l.s,e. ard ii, refusing TO 20 laid hold u him wi
"a 10 putting him ont Verdict fur plaintiff 600.
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A WANDERING BOY.
Couespoodeboe Of The N. Y. Tribune.
NOM fssrE paUu NJ

<;orespondenoe Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PORTCHE TER, wednesisy, June p 1853
strange boy apparently about ~ or - years old passed
through ,ths village this morning abOu II clock. He
Seemed 20 BIZ # taking At least t. be under-toOd
pencil an paper given hn on which bs wrote sey
ers HDes bat could re - tnen From his strange
movements he tn"ugh t. BIZ partially derauged Hal
with brn q snaH book os NOR or religious ch tracter
In ich written with heavy baud, Ia blue ink, the
Dspe M-ry Eu-n Rockwell" foil wing we're the ue,
s'Stea not this book my honest friend NC Present
January lst 1881
He was dressed in black wooden pants, black coat no
vest and think paml al hat j. SNYDER.
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CHCUIr CouET.-P.u Nos sos, l,s7l. 36i. n. 7Ji
800 o. itG .r3l "a 7esfO79i Part Noe. i065 l3il
1928 3a7 l.at9. l3-3 1871 1888, 1913 l3is lie5
40 70 l472 "a 1873 lf76 as 70 l4s2 if8i lss7
1850 p, 49, 1923 800 i9s f99. 1901 e. l5lO l,jls
10 l525 l52s 10 l5ia i5i5, l5is, 1872 1851 TO l5oI
1869 ~ l,J14.
SrrtRoR CoURr-Nos. Ion, 232, LEI Ll3s, i.l52 51s
1Iti lle2 10 ITO, tl72 70 his9l,svi, l,<< fDi TO
1 >. DrsrnicT couRr-Nos 30, 80 to n.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.


ARREST OF RioTERs.-lesterday forenoon Oa,ers
poxev and Donovan arrested white FAMED jams
Key snd tao colOred named John Stevens and In
" uaus cbaIcrC with being engaged IN the riot tbs
coored cturcn in South 9th -, Tuesday ayht last
Kelly was held to bal The Of $500 The cDl.
orec eu were seLt The County jail u await their trial
AZ The Court Of Sessions
SIS SrnUcK On "wednesday afternoon lab0rer named
Micra. kobar. resdisg Eirst-t over 20 yer-d by
n hst u the ,un and conveyed hons ins b.e wher-
lie lie t,ai STATE lie attended by Dr. 4drews
A Young gI named Rush. Employed ia rnursoys rope
gak Vas sun struck while gong for her dim r Sue Sas
attended by DR. D-Veucorf. she was nG n better.
nan Employed IN CoOp=rs gun factory, ia BasnwioS.
Wa affected IA similar amer. h vas attended, snd
Wa apparently vel Yesterday.
John Bray RESIDING ia S3tn IT, and NJ kourks, re
siding IN Fiiti-t also prs'rsiei on tuesday asr
noon. and were carried home insSnsiole
Ap,NpoSYEVr -Yestsriay afternoon Officers Sterrett
ard bennett arrested uaD named John bGrks, az New
tow on charge Of abandoning his wf- who resides IN
North Fth-s The accused was locked up TO await an
examilAtlCn.
ApPorS-vyxT OF P0sTNtsTER - Yesterday Il was cur.
renfjy rsrtd IA WAmsburgh. that John r. Ran l. r..
civs ~. naosr. of Apo ntnent Postmaster Of Vii
hAmsburgh on "Wednesday evening.
HoRsF sroLES-Dufing Tuesday night q valuable four
wear old grey horse, and silver mounted harness. were
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81. A NM fP iAr f0-
moro sc A.o IL- ~i,f. IGi,, os Sat - an IN, ,,
.qf fl,-c Bs,9 nd F,.,iousil- sov ,fera,cn
THr lrorpo"s day nd t'erms "5sSs~3 a ''
a 'cr's m,>s1rffs 80 ~ Blo.dray
A.,FNr OF MoNT RLASc Oh &c Rooms bro>d"'y'
~ ,,,rty a. chi, an An No eil Broadway.
The weather il more t"er"ole' Da' s'H very s."'y'
There were some PROMISES W ''' - -
breeze eohirN'o an me t''"''s' -
destls from The he" WIN" "e Pt,' '"'e '"'' ''o'
before known III All 'i""l 80 " "
III, ,,,,o4i,,s in rrooross for the production NJ q
- or O,.-as 81 Cattle q ,ri.n with N a
- e.,a ne ~ inn, do,so will ba concluded in a Day or
too Madame s propos.s terms which mes- the views Of
:, ,,a,'a,.r interested fvbo bv the wav is an eroe
,d and responsible man. and the minor artists are
d, and anxious should tie matt. fail IL viii De be-
- ~ die ,,tar i,noo.sihtv Of reconoiag the views of
ortuo leading artist, with those Of Justice anl r-a.on
tlo ,rusence If the company is formed Maretzek will
| ~ l..1ar
MOMENTS Al IhH ''''i -. - o.
RANGLNtNr AID REGULATIONS lhs i"'efr 81 '"' N'!9
TAI ! ais'e eN'''o'S -. -. =. a..
give assurance 'n"' inc LAe'""'e Oon'i'''77 ~
mined 10 carry oui th7r ann '"ncenu ." ms p' ''''
the EXhihhon wiz open on '-e '''" '"''
miee, IN whose hsnHs are Ne'eu 'n7 sue ~ -
ton, consists OF ne PRESIDENT ur 0ou-"N' "a -
MI Durham MI ""''''e' N''|k 80 c...,n',
Inty mtf' ever! "'lD'"- @" ~ ~ D.. 49, ,,, -.
ace. Inc vi =, ~ -. -
e'Si reeus',ou .D'. . ~ So, venhsr the s,,in
80 ,b. classiica,ion of space. SC Alist has
~ cortsirin, the general heads or classes
th he articles intended for exhibition are divided
~ ,;s..;o embracing ib,rtvon heads Is taken
ine -,;s..,ns from tha. a5on.s5 NJ tb
VII" so",. - RI r.,i,l, A. Iocs,ioos in and a,ont
L'n'"n .s;,raS Gov the v.rions articles n n
ne ouions 'I" 'l' - -, oo-ef,rv and nsicionslv
exhibited seem 70 nav -. 80 800, !,
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COTRT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Jude DAILY
L.. m M Ll.n q l.llnlll

To recover sis6 "a, qu,niiy hides sold and in
tersst In de-n.e i said that def ndant Vas pointed
ont tt of hid hich stated to be Buenos Ayres
hides that b. examined the top Of the pile fr about rs
DOWN and agreed take $50 pounds nj l2l cents but
hst n exam nng again he found that they not The
usty 81 hides he supposed them 70 be, and be refused
10 accept them. Verdict for pltntih sJ92 81.
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% Opening and arranging f exhibition the arfies en771
viii n i..lf be immense but psrsusded that tne
Directors have the requ-. force At thar c1mmtnd ana
that II perseverance, en-rgy and de- srm1sou can A'cou
rIsh the work within the tine limited Will be done.
The proceeds Of Mr. Meg lsrs lecture r the bsnsf;
of the y I Volunteers will reach about s2,l5o.
ORoaxrz,TIoS OF NEW TExrERAScE AssocrGrIoS.-
TIE Young Mems Temperate witch Cub" - r
gained "Wednesday evening At Botanic n H. NJ. g.
East Broadway, by the Election Of the FLOWING gsnte-
men a. Officer. President Mr. Epes Z El4rv; We
Presidents. Mr.. VIM II Reed and Mr. Wm. Downey
Trea,urer. M James Campbell; Secretaries. Mr. Z. +.
sonpeborne and Mr.. Turner ChAs I. M.s. Eiq~ de-
livered able Introductory address vii n listened p
with much attention Mr. West and others addressed the
au6iance The Club" will bold its regular meet every
Wednesday evening at Botanic Hall Their object thu
annihilaOn Of the liquor traffic.
RFPRrEvE oY NEARr-Ths vretched convic. has been
retrieved by the Governor Notwithstanding ,he verde
affirming bis sanity by the Jury Of Invest CATION The for
loving is copy of the Governors etsr sheriff Ors4r.
The con municsion il addressed To the People Of the
state in the usual printed torn, aud relieves Tnone
Nsry from the sentence imposed upon him. to BE- hang
the 24'h of June:
"JoHv OHsER, Esq, SheriF Of tie CITY and County Of
aSrs have decided to commute ~. sentence of Tho.
Neary from that Of death To imprisonment FOR lie have
spect 10 b- sanity that have c0ncuied that his
ton would be productive Of any advantage the pab
lie.
Il inclose to you the Communication.
Very respectfully yours, HoRiTIo SEYMOUR"
The children Of the Sunday School Of Rev Mr. C1apins
Church made their annual excursion yestsrdsyto Flushing
The whole party numbered six seven hundred and all
enjoyed themselves highly.
hr. Daniel Spencer ~ Montgomery County " Y now
in his oath year Revolutionary soldier VINO served six
wears under Gen Washington, ia in the City IL Is stop
ping at No 10 Franklpst, where he will he happy 10
all those who have the curiosity to see what Rsvo
lutonary soldier looks like
Patrick Duff recently reported as having been
rested charge Of illegally buryng child in 81 James
Church yard We Informed that the report erro
neous-'ha he was not arrested, and that the affair mas
been settled
SrRANGERs-The following is partial List Of Stranger.
L.
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NIARIlIEU.

sCUnDER DAVIS A. Ceo G0rio, Fskl LandinR on Tnss-
6sy svsuIg Jtns ~ Rev. booel1on ne - scndsef tsl
Y.rk fy dfuF Ter Professor Chts DAVIS
ufoDfVF F-LFrTtH--in hew-3aveu June p, BY Rev. Dr.
Cs,ssnd John Moodiuf T. Harriet jane daughter OF Timothy
70
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cry PAI,rIyG-pdr liar e, elti0n is called 20 GCR-
NJ rtv 81 81 Cd errsltfp g. ie4lre tle
va is cety NO b ma'chess Dys-zl0 ypes
and with u clior 70 'r's-Faf.
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SPTcAI MEErtNG oF r4E C"vNoS CoUNcil-A special
meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen. OF jersey NV :
-gm.mh.rs present r B rs President Ia the Char
III object q TIE meeting discuss the soy ~
* ordTauc-s The items were separately c'ns'a-r-i
The Board FLIED the blanks OF the tax oti lance win ap
s.-a -~f.. sr z - b go
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Th-se ordinances laid upon the table to be vOt-d
fo- n tn next meeting Of tbs Board Tier va SON
discussion up, the pr priety OF -xsndiaz the lump aad
W cb districts so As 10 cover the BOUNDS oftae Cts, WI On
vii increase tn muncE sl resources, by including much
property not nov taxed Adjourned to meet Tuesday
evening next at a O clock, ~ the Lyceum.
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DRowNEn Michael Corh-tt was drowned in Jersey
City on Wedutsrsy Will, bahing in tn NJ IRIS Ca al
A boy named Alexander Arbuckl- was dro~nei ON
Iue,ca y evening. while bathing in HarsmuS Cove
SUN SrEUcK-A man named John Daniels while At
work on 4 building in Grand = Jersey City. Wednes
day was sun struck and died soon after.
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FrSERu-The funeral Of VIM. w Pratt, late Of
The publishers Of The yeyssy Cty SehfIsL who did on
Wednesday, viii be attended thus afternoon AT O'Clock
He Was an esteemed citizen.
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NEW-IFRsEY ITEMS

rsbd dog vss sho, the upper end Of Grand st. on
Iue,fav ~.
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J..-,ut or hgimy, Yesterday arrested bv Oi'-r-
Car % and Spicr col tte Court ct Sessions Al tfe rown
putnam S-ste # New York. and brought - this City
De has ng been surrendered by his bail lie gave new
ronds and again liberated to appear when called 10,
trf.l
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stolen frcr TIE premises IT Mr. sehenck residing "a the
Rushwick Road sdioinit the Poor b use farm
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BCRsED To DEATE--Aa inquest was Yesterday n-I. -
~. 80 = Twenty hf'h.sf M ne BODY ~ - NJ
-. mint months old who burned u aet'9
-hle Wing b-d beside IL parents vao wee iat'1i
~ the time Ii appears that rh4 accident w's cau'-' o
The bed clothes taking ire from lighted camille ""1
.-ood near II wirh difficulty hat the parents
wee res.ued N-rdic,. . A..rd.nt.l doth
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sales Of Stoke Psifs<sfpsi~s - - -
FIN, Tar,1i1 M Z "a 81. e5eo PENN s. - " 80 90
7ee c 1 AM g. 70. 10 . PezHA X K, ~ l. 40 Stf'
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U. S. DISTRICT COURT.


Nj, hazel Hcev. convicted 81 assault aua.--.
we mon on the of steamboat Worcester on the
SounA was snienced to six months imprisonment and to
pay fine of 81.
INDICTMENT
Tie arrest Of Capt Mtoney Of the Roscus referred
ye.t rlsv 'hr,- Indictment. found against HI fcr
fhr.. sl.g.d assaults upon Of the seaman who esti
e' on he recent trail during the voyage last winter
rom Ii,erp,o lie gave bail in 81 600 each assault for
his appearance.
M, La 10, took up the admiralty calendar
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SrnnrS DEarH-A man named John Campbell, resid-
Irg No GrAndst. while taking supper on Nednes
lev -,eni-g FIJI IN H. and did almost instantly. In-
Coroner notified to hold inquest upon the body
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CITY ITEMS.
svrrpT fyy,rNT> &c. THIS FYEvryG.

DrTt d. THg nAnI" rsht - N1' BY Bu CON- v Ray
rrrrd &c hao Tie situ.s Twins by Bu'l ana B,us
AL is GOLD GLITE.s BILE evening thf iein
''Tfe Lefc Boy nd Fs' iouit So-ey Oh A. moon
Tr itpof po. dav nd evening Rrdwly Twenty hrd 81
49, W.,N roN CiscU, Conner Of sx>.g and Tai1y-lna 81.
cps MrNsIEEis, ~ 80 BIodFay
s..FNr OF AoNT BLANC Oh &c Rooms Brod"ay
B,,v MS FoLY LsNI, No 56 BT ladway
EEYa 0ALLEKY Chris an All. No 81 Broadway
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The weather il more tolerabe, bat still very sliry
There were promises Of fin last night AMI brisk
treze cor ned an the ming There have been mora
deaths from the heat within the past three days than ever
hefnro known in an EQUAL sp.ce Of tale.
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MaD Doc-Ofice- G-ary If the Seventh Ward Police,
kilied Mad u vbch VAS running wildly through Jack.
con II vest rdar afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Of Opening and arranging f exhibition the articles entered
viii n is.F BE- immense but psrsusded that tne
Directors have TIE request. force At ther c5mntnd ana
that II perseverance, en-rgy and srmnsou can A'com
psh the work within the time limited will be done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

AccDENr-An individual whom one Of the Lieu;enant'
OF the sixth ard styles Sr Henry BackTood >Nch-d -
q British fgate Leauo.r f id-uy to he pavement
while passing through Chatham IT, sud cu' his heal YER,
seriously He removed 10 the Police Sianon where
TIE sound dressed by DR. Simmons. H. was d-tun-d
q the Station House during the ght and the vusolss
be bad on bis person were tab ~ care Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

ArTEvPT TO CoNWT SUICIDE 4 young man, named
VIM Joue. boarding AZ NJ 2l9 Canal -. on "wednesday
rirh attempted 70 md his st-n'e by cuns his throi
WIN 4razof H. succeeded Ia iuhcting severe but T.
thong t. MT fatal wounl. physician ga called In
mo dressed he wound after which be taken to the
w II Tx Hn.uiinl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

FArL RAmRO.D AccIDENr Thomas Redmond. M
tive Of Ireland = Years Of ag whp Over while Ia
toxcsed, When in the act of getting Of the HU
lem Railroad in The Fouth-av. Mondw night der
Yesterday II the Hospital An Inquest was held upon the
body and verdict Of sccdeutd death was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

The proceeds Of Mr. Meg lsrs lecture fr the bensi
IT the Volunteers will reach about s2l50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
REAL EsrTE-The following sales Of Real Estate we're
made On Tfursdgv bv A J Blocker

II. following sde BY VIM Il. Franklin Il Son
Han. md lot 80 5. Bseks,an 2a hy about a2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

tuAgGE ~ FArsE PRLIE>oh,.-lenrv Clrnan. = col.
.-.1 cpsr,man in thu employ Of NJ g irler of ~ {
W,siirrfcn square. vest rday arrested by Oh -r
n r.or Of the Eift-eoth Ward charged with obi ,inn
r,erfr ~ the Value o 50 Or tn .lid.e ind harne,
Store # j. p Ryuson No g7l Bowry by falsely repre-
eitiug De had been s-.t for by he employer H. was
ken before Justice Stuart, committed prison fox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

HoRsF sroLES-Dunng Tuesday night valuable four
wear ola grey horse and silver mounted harness. were