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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

frum he siuous tgRes u hs Tsoesstoa m se~ fork
be reared n ISIS and scok up his rsieooe ii Jersey
City where be has oocHpsei VIII credit TO siusei ami
-Eh sssstsrtoc 70 al pEes interested oces Of isGss
an respectASiAry Here be was vesrTy aSn g. vsl
A. cue Of the founders Of g Mathews (EPsospsD
Church and IN example sad BY precept proved Aim
sci worthy member he served gr>eaitoa.ly. -
Treasurer Of Jersey Cry. He had beea an
i've snt able President Of the Board Of Nes Isr.
10y PLot Commissioner from the date Of is estsS
bshreui Qs) &c the time Of bis desth ana daraS the
pend be Eed this honorsble poss missed hs sr,eai
snoe but three meetings. And be hSs been the Vice
President Of the Proviieni Inssstasoa for Ssvins IN
Jersey City since is forrnAroa he was ansble a4a
bic IN his manners and bad large acquaintance who
in common with the community IN Which he resided.
veres1sed him for his sterling integrity His end is
lAmented BY al relatives. friends and ctreos
rP7 The Water Commissioners Of Jersey
CRY are making Arrangements for the construction q
the engine house hOerho chimney. sud the tn5asnt
csbGuii AZ Beleve They viii contain $50 huoic yards
Of concrete; ll50 cubic yards oundsfion stone wall
l6i Of the same TOR wal 10 tor conduit
wall sud arch 10 for OUTSIDE walls The last two nam
ed arr 10 he either OF brick stone shall
Re determined upon. and ali except the outside ~slis
are to be LAID in hydraulic cement
" Public School No. 2. jersey CITY, was
examined OF Monday forenoon Several members Of
the Common Council aud gentlemen Of TIRE Clergy were
present Most o; the pupils in this school young
They passed thrDugh the examination creaby, having
1sde considerable proficiency reading, writing snd
spelling. The other SCHOOLS % BE- examined ths
week
PoIIrIcs.-The parties nominated for Alder
men in the Fourth Ward by he Democracy, have ~
signed Charles Fink will probably Be the DemOcranc
csndidste. meeting % the Democracy Of the Second
Ward wss held Monday night. At the d Arcy House
consider the rePOr, Of the Nominating Committee.
IwPRovENEsr.-A large building is in process
OF erection on the corner Of RArOav and Warren at IL
nds tor Locomotive Mandatory and the propne
tors propose TO employ three hundred mes
NEARLY DROWNED. Last evening about 8
ocock boy psIned Thomss. fell into the Canal and
nearly Crowned Mr. Jersrd Of Bergen hauled HI from
cian.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

T. $ DISTRICT COURr-Besore judge BErrs
james A Emmons, owner Schooner Rebeccs aud Abigail.
AIT steamboat south America
To recover sa6S alleged damage b, collision The Re
becca and Abg M Ght OF the lsh April last beng
her passage from Albany to this City anchored about 800
iret from the shore, C.dsells Landing The South
America beingO her regular trp from Newlork TO Hud
and stopping II different places the river about
mAks the landing II Caldwefs ami ran into the T. aud
A, she aY anchor. The present suit ID brought In
defense il ard thsf the difficulty caused by the
schooner heng anchored improper place having but
lGperct gh displayed and that the Asounf VI injury
bss been greatly oveuated Testimony was taken.
Thomas " lthhy and others, their behalf and for
Odoeu aud Grew OF the John Barring AT. the brig
Washington ami CARO-.
Claim for salvage. The Washington, bound
from Coast Of AFRICA Tor New Yors, with cargo It al
leged worth SIS OCc fallen IN with BY tie john Bar
ing IN lat So - n, lon So W N, b. al the tune be-
rg her way nom Newl ork 70 California with "a ma Of
distress hyhg having oct her captain, mate aud one on
Of the by the African fever. and bad no person
board capable OF navigating her. Mr. Nfhby was placed
on bard from the John Balug and he brought the Wash
ugon 60 New-lurk II Il coutenied that he, IN conneo
u,u with the owners officers and crew q: ths John
fntsd 90 salvage and tfat the s - worth 81 90 and
the cargo S250t; ihet The wind blowing heavily a le
time the " was IA e. IN with. thatt.e ragged up 20
Der nearly Trudert a1d that Sir W. Fla great
risk cctng bUaIc OF hcF and Incurred grsAt danger
aerwafd from infection q the fever wncI existed On
beard; that the J. y. llcOmuoied by .paung Mr.
not have reached port there was person board
no could take olservatou ans on Ia dong he ednd
that the vessel was 80 miles out D, her way.
In deftu se 10 - ackuo ged thag Mr. w did valuable
service SAD should be hb rly pad AMI such paym nj
has been rendered 70 h'm b. hc owners oftae NaagtOn
Nessrs W Livingston but he refused o. IL "a dsalet
that he Is eut ed 70 salvage, ca shat be- risk ia ge aS
on board incurred dancer from Hectr1, the vessel
had been cleaned NJ and 1u provided with astru.
uts ara good and provisions thtt the John Baug
Dcomuoded or rendered short banded by parns
Mr. W who board OF tas J. b. before the
mast she selincd over an hour and that the
Ns'hHston vas not greatly ou' OF her way Testimony
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MARINE coURT-Belore Judge CowLEs.

Plaintiff Is physician lie tllese. thss he msis -
arrangement With John hDouAld. agent Of G..
" By which he 70 oticiats surgeon OF 4
chip w proposed sendsng Australia and Ia consid
ersOn therefor he 70 have free passage. The vessel
DID 60 The expedition having fallen through md PLAIN
I'd brnFs sl5 the Prce Of passage to
Austfaha
in defense II = said that c W on projecting the yoy
sFr sent Mcdonald verbal authority, 10 Canada 70 die
tribute cards and circulars containing te terms OF passage
persuade persons 20 take passage, hut not 20 make
,sy Il contract that Sir D. whle IN Canada mae tho
contract here sued upon but thar h gnantho 70
Do So The Court considered that Med exceeded lis
thnuly. JndameLt tof deieEdants aud costs
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PHulpsLrHI. sALK. ov Srocxs-Tsssdsx

nsr,h = Fsf seard ,is,ao u a.. Va, liss sse =.
tsh ssSs s'se - " - 60 spfns Nan s.. lNiN 80
Rcbnoud fnrst g.. '9i - go Aeatasay g. is's ssse
Cav Eoad -, s. iOT t1sp rreaesee Coupss s.. y o.
icl,gh so kensinspn " ster Nsfks g. 9k rs Pens
Ilyshis Railroad 'oS 10 toS - 4 nial a. ~ Gast
Phh IA 80 Motrs Canal gts SEQ do u loo Las i.ssS
BsiHosd iaA 100 >chuy Nal Nsvisatna preferred ~ Ne
,has.s Banl, - skepmcsy Rsns. IoiA R-sdss R.r,sL
a., leo Ches,sr Co Muns Co 81 - hncAa RWbo,i
After RoaFd si6Op state S. sSh loe sosf,. C.a.
LauS l. snd RstlToal.lsA
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CnIfRr CALENDAR-THl, d.

CIRcuIr CoURr.-Nos u, 25o, 2i5, 359. $40,
80 40l. as IA as 269 u.s. ~, fl9 ell
SUPsENz CoURr-Spscal Term--SOs. Y, q, u, I2, 81
l0o lOl lC8 i3 lG 10 10 lg rhis the last day tor
6irg notes u issne Apni There should DO
the character OF the sue whether dsmuf
Ter Or OtheTS-e
4 : DisTRfcT COURT-NOs 77to@
there will BE- branches Of Crsit Court held IN Agr
No by Jp6ss Edm0rds cont nuiug March calendar aid
No by Juds- Edssrss commencing a. No Soo on tiIe
cs,nlar Fifteen day Ouly viii Be placed 0H dsJ
calendar TO- each branch.
Tts over and TerIntner will be held with No ?
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lseUTsr.-CorI Der Ball held an inquest yes
eros- anon IL hoiv n Jsan Fzratet who d. s.aisa
y - Monday Of trcPsJ Ire chs- Ve-ac iceordiasJ
TIA right whale WIS caught OF East Hamp-
tor l. &C the 2ssh zst Forry btrrsls Of OIL -ere ex
tTseted tn1 Elm
ST.BBKD.-Officer Schmidt, Of the Fourth Po-
hce. HrT-s,ed G-rrasr nA-aed JNoob Fuei soaisy
night, for sabhsnE with knie naDed Anlrew Ross.
II arRnsen row II porter house IN DrvlHsn-r krS
snr-er.
FoUsDErse.-An infant neatly sttired. was
PICKED Up IN front Of the Church corner Of Clinton Ani
PsciHcst, .bouf O'Clock on Monday evening I; sss
taken IN charge By the Police
SUDDEs DKarH-A man named James Cub
bert found dead bed his residence in NBlne -
On Monday night The Coroner held al inquest and
a verdict Of death from coagesrsn Of the orsin was
reuSered By the Jury.
THE LADIES FlrR-The ladies of the Roman
CGhohc Churches OF this CIry. are boxing Fair Al
Montague Hall to continue during the week for the plr
pose OF collecting funds IN .i Of the Orphan Asyus
board OF SUPERyIsORs.-This body met az
The County ia. YESTERDAY afternoon Mayor Berry OF IL
hslnsburth presided Afer rlniEnE comnsnlcation
fon The Of the Poor red satug tnAi
ihe heans apparatus ntroucrd into the Aims House tei
10 answer the pETose The subject was md over sioer-
vlsar Booth presented communication fson Samuel >
MsyeTs Keeper Of the PeuiteutiAy, whch recommends
the appointment OF Thomas BRYANT DePaty Keeper 70
f vacancy. Laid for thu pr-nt Supervisor ksnt
pr.sn,S remOnsTa1ce from nhso;tints Of New Utrecht
FGtbush the acton Of the Board AZ tie ast
meetnE phtch coDcurs with the GreenEpo Cemetery
Company, IN tie Of extending the nis Of their
ground. reconscera q the acton 10 regard thereto,
wa moved AID earned. and the whole matter
ferrsd to the Law COMMITTEE Of the new Board. when
they appointed TIE Clerk rad cooamanica-
ton from the Directors u the Myay and JiAcs AK
Rosd Company applying for 70 take and on tie
cortemp route ard the appointment OF three Conms
,oGers BY the Board ured by laid for As
sctoD OF the new Board The COMMITTEE Accounts r.
ported the following bL for psyuient c. Bulkry SiT
G,orEs W. d. EvertsL 50 s.. VIM. NJ MuchniOrs, 80
p; Chzs DeLte ( IS 3; Thos BROOKS sl67 ~; B. J.
Ryder, s.s3 ~; ,. L Wyc.of SIS IS; J. g. Schoon-
rnAser 500 60. Il. A. Kent go u. Joha Williams =
81 Charles DE- Bevoise, sl5f Sc T. q Be- gen, $50 ST.
g. W. srlwen, sI7ss 81 Ed R.lph. 500 IS Frederick
Morris sss IS John RYDER. : y 81; samuel Boota
sol %; John A voorhes sls7 %. T. Van land. s1n
SO james Yates $50; Isaac Van Arden Sst Ths
County Treasurer authorized By resolution to bJr
money for the completion Of the new Lluatc Asylum
after which resolutions Of thanks offered 70 the Prs
deaf sRd Secretary Of the Board for the impartial and ahe
in which they perormeo the duties Of their o:e
curing the pest year 20 which they responded in suitable
terms, ~he1 the Board adjourned siae DE.
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SIR: Being one of the COlOnists, can inform
you that the late long drumming advertisement Of
city paper h viewed with contempt in our Ministerial
circle. One of our most venerable pastors said only
yesterday, " prefer The Tribune because we know
where TO find it, We appreciate your plain talk on
various subjects. For years have been a constant
reader Of The Daily TribHns and it will be time to
change papers when reyIle creed and enforce
your own theology " it be PECULIAR which have no,
learned from The Tribune A CRY PAsroR
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Simon. Acs1prrrs-Mr- James Osh

SERIOUS AcsIDESrs.-Mr. James Osborne.
ofNeg Rochells while agtemptnE ct 81 O'Clock on Mon
day afternoon % upon one the freight Of the
HUeu k4 road a. u aing through the B0~ery b.
tween JhIrd and FonrthsS made sstep aad fell his
elbow resting upon the track heh 0f The ~hee
pss.ed and crushed u in Dire dfal He
20 The Seventeenth Ward Police Station where the wound
dressed by DR. B Budi after which be removed
70 the y. Hospital
John McCsfrey. Of No 3l2 Pearl-st, had his
les fractured st O'Clock P NJ MONDAY. BY being
over BY Ennne No. p a. u passing hrOugh Csiharine
- He was taken 10 the y. \. Hospital.
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Ihe following resolution was offered add adopted
Resosed That the President and Secretary Of Board
daE their re7uron the Controller Of the City o. New
on 10 Ssue hs warrant. payable y tb> order Of Pres
dent and Secretary, for The sum Of sl5,soc.
The following resolution Wa offered By Mr.. Pinck-
ney:
Reoired Thst TIE Office Of Clerk Of the Lan.;e AsJlan
and the Clerk Of the City Pr1n b declared Not
acted upon.
The Board then Sd jOurned
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L S. MARsHABs OFFICE

A young colored man, late seaman of tho
clpp.fs1p klyng Cloud preferred charge Of the above
against Capt Crss Of tho ship, and he arrested by
Deputy Marshal DeAngrs add held 70 bail The young
D. az O.. evident very sick having been led with denlty
% the L = Court building lie says be tept tbs
vad for u hours while the vessel lay 70 Ia
sale OF wind Whether matter Of necessity, how
ever tle vessel beng it alleged short handed punish
fnfut- I'D LOT aupfaf
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rAfTer' seueut J
fAfrer'lsemeufl
BurF,Io AND NyW-loRK Cry ROAD-FOR

BUFFAIo AND NEw-lORK Cry RoAD-FoR
BurYALo AND rHE VISTA road, heinz the shortest
snd most direct rom ths city 90 Bralo ard the West,
now in htl operaon forming the quickest peasl ATTEST,
and cheape,i route travellers Tho track o. the
and the much more conf rabe than those
upon tie uacks- by y l sud f-rie hoai %
Horrelkvle aud thence by Buffalo and Y y Road %
BuhAo. Morning Express at An reaches butLo " -
the same evening. Evening Express a. VI. reaches
Buffalo az .C15 neat morning. Fare - 81. Baggage
checked through Superior advantages Tor Ire sht For
further particulars inquire Of w {. TALLAADGE, Agent,
No % COnrtlandi ct, Nev-lork.
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Board OF GOyEEvoEs regular meeting
Of the neitrTs q tLis Board vs. bell yessraay a.
eernooa az the RO;u-do. Present, Nsssra wlhaaa
Dugro Mclaughlin. T0wD.snd. Herrick, al Plnck-
ueJ. Mr.. To~nseod in the chair
The reqsstions from the various institutions IN is-
their Charge were read and disposed Of From ID.
rrPors appears thai the following number Of persons
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wish to correct a statement in your Police
Iclou ofttis morning, headed Terrible Assault upon
u Boy. Ny son George Wilson was lying Kite the
ROOT Of my factory IN Thirteenth ST. ana the boy Dln-
ham 10 throw blacks Of wood him az tIe
same time boy in my oy. with his head
ing with blood from deep (cau ed he Gays by
the boy Dunhan) inflicted the terrible wOsad young
Duuhsm's head. No clubs beating took place my
roof being nine fee, above the roof Of Dunhans
You will obhge 10y cOrrectag that msstatemen and 1T
the world know the truth.
Respy yours. III. WILSON
Mr. York March ~ lrSl No II East l]th.st
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1853

such q stone cat sli hll1 tsv ws-s covered
WIZ blood saw them stsc-i7 ron the 'irh- WHEY
heic u nv hs1d The chsels sas~ ~ IA believe q
he TIE same ne - Oh and i0okd 81 ns bu. .. as
vs Tent,neo aod told bin II BE- @ ne y yu4 kl
nm VIII NE axe, called ny band 70 q ,r
nen. 90 Dot heeT Se4Fy sos,k The pr sonar tiea
WeLt 10 ana shu the door hs then cane
Ds ols !es sayng he bad hurt jam l14 o.. Of tbs win
CO.." ara that hs mother dead his "a er having III ed
bet soon alter this the ocers cane AID the door vas
opened went 10 and the decs4-el lyins o. Ae s1o
oiseoinE saw her move Der bead once OF tEies
One OF the Eighteenth Ws75 Police teiied that WEN
ne krreed the aeced the later told him tia, bis ffs
sc tsnteo him % such degree that ~ could mt restrain
hnsef from using volnce her and tia. he va . Linz
70 De punished for what be had do1e.
m jam Stcrens t~sti6ed 70 having made post nor.
tenn examination Of the BODY Of the dscssses ne Ouad
tensVe bruises on the lace trunk snd neck eleven F1s-.
ert wOnnds on the scalp o. them connecting win the
bone the night temporal bone fractured and the b-ln
EDcb efnFesed Of the w6and. appeared 70 have
b. en- made with a dull ehise'.
The above s the most import ant testimony taken
The Jury rendered verdict that deceased cam. 70
her death by blows inflicted by her husband Thomas
Neary. She was naive Of Ireland. 20 years Of age.
kesry Is stone cutter by trade.
REAL EsTATE.-The following property was
sold by A. H. Nicolsy. March %:
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rg For Family Groups, single large Por-
t1ats or perfect MnAiureA set ia ockcts breast
pins edAhous kc e. 10 koors Gallery No - Broad
wsy Rooms cav Of CTsyon P.ctuTes taken
other place
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GAs-Gas Fixtures of beautiful design and
uorkanshp are reoived daily. the Great ManufAct9r-
iue Depot Of ARcHgR, WAGSER Co. No 576 BrOaISay
Dee rs constantly engaged producing paitera
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ALcHoHoL AND Irs EFFEcrs UPON rHE HU-
NAN sYsrEM-Prufessor Youmsns on Mondsy evening
delivered the ii roduc,oy 20 a course Of three lectures
in relation 10 the eects Of alchohoc stimusnts upon
the human system al the Plymouth Church in Orange
At His discourse was preliminary and explanatory
Of the nsture Of constituting lie, which was
necessary 10 trace from the original sate IN order . be
enabled 10 examine the relationship Of The Vegetabs aai
The animal world 10 each other rendering necessary
10 become acquainted with tie substances which cons-
tfes animation He explained with the aid Of diagrams
the properties Of carbon oxygen and nitrogen Their -
aiions u animal mattel AMI the eecis Of the sun rays
upop the products Of the ttd Alcohol he couenned
Wa formed OF yutraed substances and dsproyed the
generally received opinion that Il vas contained IN su-
gar AZ well might II be ssld tea. Hoes presses OF
Cots ptols consisted in bog ron ore a. 70 say taa a.
cohcl gAs contained In this substance u y ne re-lf
OF the destruction @; orgsaiEed matter and no chemist
ever attempted prove thsi Il = product o na,ure
The lecturer conclusion sad tina; he should resas
the sUj eci on next Thursday evening oai hoped more
numerous audience would Be preset
FATAL ACCIDENT N ArLASrIc-sr.-On
Monday evening sd named Joseph cArrigAa Wa rua
over by horse and cart =, tns o; Atlantic Ant
Coluunbs-sts and 90 severely injured tha; be diei
soon Ater bis removal 10 drug store n tae vicinity
whittier he taken BY officer Bowers O; ie FTs Dis
trict Police Hs psre1ls reside N Kelsey s4y, where
the body subsequently, conveyed Anotoef person
hurt by being knocked down from the same cause
The animal appeared had bten ieii STAINING n irolt
Of blacksmith shop in Columbia =, sascenred, and
becoming frighfeBed started OF a. iuA sped Toe
triver Of The cart bAs been arrested
COrRr OF SEs.roSs-Before Judge Moore
"a Jusicrs Scve s-S SyksE Tas C01ss - orE.aiE~d
Yesterday aoruAs n the 00veroors kS01 Sty A. Aai
lie olorg gruzrl1eE - OFaad arors pN-e.
Van WORRIES Orem.D Joss Ph Ripley, S.sa.,sl orSfS
Jchn r Berger. kosEeil Pizmner, Ino1a.s Sanvs e
~.rd S1aith 1ho1as Moore samuel Grows EEra oA9-
william Spsrcsr. joan StEasbgzy, "1ilsa hS2Aa-
sou Hepry No-to N1thsnis Garner RsaA-a Covert J0la
Han Jshz 4 Szzs.a. Ssepbeo Core- Easc-fes hs~rN-
Aftsr The rsua Charge sy the Court tie jury Feeie I-s
esie<6zr 70 very hEct- -.
re Peopls sza.rss John " Ksnb4L A. Va b Ken
Nj 1oInfy mated toe ehArre q s1rs.J, PerPse.t-
81 n Wlts-nseG-sh. n JA1u.y t II -. e5ese1 -
- accused called grue-ry III otss-s ,,e SerA-
hcrOr whch refused when they eroke u AL
arr .cls uz1teT Of krre1s The ksne1s ss paSee "a
- uac ac-iitr6 ard b cir-cton OF he Co1ft, 49,
1850 ~. e1erel the D1stst Atsora-y Il toe e.sr Of
ths iz-tr-- 49,, f. .l.
Is .szs- ssA-s. the above parties .trte1 80 $3.50.
.rS bsrr-fy growing n ta- ao0y, .1sS - ~e 1ola
n KrrnhaI pisaz suilry; Va 3 k-1sAi sd R0' ssii
" Ar tfis. ~ esCvtss71
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CIRCUIT COURp-beforr jude nlrcIIELL.
Carpenter aEt do Forrest.


prosecution aresdy referred The Court yesterday de-
cined grant the motion 20 dsniss the plsnt the
case " a continued It 10 still On.
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SUPERIOR COURT Special TEs,

In this case motion for new trial. it should
have been said deuied with liberty 10 plaintiff to APP
peal witnOut costs, 20 General Term.
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CHARGE or ARsoy.-A man named John
hepdez yesterday arrested BY Oicer Ward Of the
Twentieth Dstrct charged with having the evsniaE OF
the 9th Of february last at ire TO bis premises,
No so Eight sv, with OF obtaining the sum Of
81 COO ior which hs had insured bis stock o. goods in TIE
GrAste Insurance Company Of UTICA New Yort OF wheh
Company Nj James G. Elliott Of No. 70 Broadway, is the
agent for this City.
Several AdaVs were taken TENDING N sustain the chuEe
Among them - NT. Bernard Hartman, clerk Of
the OF the socased, who that
accused the grocery mp within IS Of the
time when the FIRE broke and that when tbs aesn.d
left the grocery be went 10 his store Assistant Csptun
Dunn Of the twentieth Ward Police testhes that s
near by when the FIRE broke that he 70 the store
and found It re the front part some distance from the
examining the store he found psrers 10 which
bad not besD limited meeting hendeI the lster ap-
pesred confused, and from the conversation he hal with
him. and the appearance Of toe store be fully believes
Mer ds fire it the latter among other taIns sisted
that hs oss Was : go - Oo0 Mr. Lew Wsllnr. Of
No 34 Eighth testes further that he visited
the time the FIRE broke and thinks there not
than $50 worth Of goods IN Il On thus evidence the
accused taken before Justice Stuart and committed
AW All further EXAMINATION.
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SUDDEs DKsrB-A man named James Cub
bert found dead bed his residence in Name Il
On Monday night The Coroner held inquest and
a verdict Of death from coagestsn Of the 0rsin was
rendered BY the Jury
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ARRESTS FOR Furious DRWNG.--Oficers
Pauersou and Springer MoniHy evening arrested two
youns men, named samne Riley and Riber Bell charged
with diving funuusy through Abingdon square thereby
rum % over little avis named Sfphsr, hsing No
1873 SXteeIth, who were Knocked down with great v0
CO. and severely injured The accused locsei
m the Ninth Word Station house, await examination b.
fore Justice Stuart The children HSen 20 the real
dence OF their parents.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY-On MOndsy morning
between and , O'Clock, young German, name IN
Known va. Knocked down IA MaserOiest, and robbed
Of geld watch and chan, pocket book, containing
.evera dollar md hs bat The robbers made their
escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
CnARnr on Er1orrIos-Sendine Tsreateuinc


Lcifers-On Monday last Mr. Philip Conrad, German.
residing Bridgeport Cor appeared before Jusoe o.
bonn preferred compliant George Feuchtnger,
who IL ssd % h. connected Ia some way With Oermt
BcWspap publ thed in this City, aud Alaser donK bns
IN WAllst. whom he chArg-s with having By
OF thrs and threatening letters exfod from him $50
caSh bond Obsstng him 70 pay 81 30 " sp-
tbst the 18th last bo letter from fsuch
tnger requiring his prcssnoe forthwith IN the City a. No
rs Thrdt On ths 18th inst he and bv appoint
ueut FeuchangeT and the lawyer, who told him that
unless be sGues paper which should he drawn BY the
lawyer ledRnE huc 10 be the father Of the child
Of named named Caroline Teller residing It the
shove number and bind himself 10 pay her the OF
Al coo aId deposit so for the benefit Of the child
they would his rfsdenoe and tsse him and h prop
erty and besides th = feucht would pdbsh hn IN
the piper with which he connected They farther
CURED that be- should pey Feuchtt.ger $50 cash. TIE
complainant being and hayings wife und family
and raus they would carry t1e thrests into execution
signed thu paper and PAID the cl 500 % the
AFFIDAVIT Just Osborn ssued warrant aud pl'crd It 10
the bands OF Officers Campbell and Sp e Of TIE Court Of
stsssrs Who srrestc the accused The matter y,s
trdsy investigated by tie strae and resulted IA the
Inv yer beng dshged ana Ia Feuchtnger bong held 10
bail IA the OF $50 the charge The name Of
the Newspaper referred 20 il the hb>Hd ZsiHng.